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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1950

Page

7

We Wish The Culprit Poisoned Our Friends Dog

A neighbor describes holding a death watch for a friend's small dog last Wednesday. The writer implicates a poisoner who may have targeted several nearby pets and urges notification of authorities, condemning the act as cowardly and harmful to children.

Political placards to be removed from state highway right of way

A Houston Chronicle excerpt notes the Texas Highway Department ordered crews to remove campaign posters along state rights of way. The piece argues placards are ineffective and detract from rural beauty while noting rural litter complaints and civic pride. It also cites broader political commentary from Senator Wherry and Stanley High.

Texas Highway Department Houston Chronicle Kenneth S. Wherry Nebraska America Freedom Highway Washington Stanley High Reader's Digest

Optional Road Law praised in Kimble County findings

A local column argues the Optional Road Law benefits Kimble County showing tax money saved in three precincts and more road funding, despite no full election. It criticizes Truman Democrats and ends with a call to consider similar adoption in Gillespie County.

Kimble Gillespie County Kimble County Gillespie Kimble County Commissioner

Fredericksburg Past Highlights and Local News Items

A June 1927 Fredericksburg recap notes visits by Dr. Victor Keidel to Baltimore and travelers including Frank Nimitz and Ernst Nagel in San Antonio. Also mentions club serenades, a stage play at Peter's Hall, graduations in San Antonio, and various local social visits and business developments. Police action near Albert ends with a jail arrest after a Sunday disturbance.

Victor Keidel Baltimore Maryland Frank Nimitz Ernst Nagel San Antonio Meusebach Columbia Singing Club Alfred Heimann Dramatic Club Frohsinn Velma Reese Minna Rabke Emil Sehellhase Udo New Braunfels Fredericksburg Kurt Welgehausen A & M College Herman Ochs Frank Morgan Albert Ochs Morgan

Gipson Cards Visit Teammates and Relatives in Texas

Kermit and a son left for San Antonio and El Paso to stay briefly with relatives and friends for occasions and gatherings. The Gipson Cards mention this trip and the plans for parties and celebrations.

Kermit San Antonio el Paso

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