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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1925

Page

11

Central Texas offers $1000 cash for top 1926 crops and Blue Ribbon Farmer

The Austin Chamber of Commerce and The Austin American announce a $1000 cash rewards program for farmers across seven Central Texas counties based on cotton pecans goats or feedstuffs produced in 1926. A $300 grand prize will go to the top producer with a separate $100 prize in each district.

Austin Chamber of Commerce Austin American Texas Central Texas Austin Williamson Bastrop-Caldwell Burnet-Llane Gillespie-Blanco Hays Travis Milam Austin Chamber of Commercce Austin Chamber of Comeree Southland A. C. Bull Agricultural Committee Chamber Walter Long Bull Martin Anderson The Austin Statesman Sternenberg Anderson Mr. Long Central

Stop Feeding and Breeding Corn Weevils

Instructions from The Progressive Farmer describe building a near air tight corn crib to kill weevils by fumigation with disulphide of carbon. A 20 by 10 by 7 foot crib would require 28 pounds for a 1400 cubic foot space.

Train Robbery in Arizona Triggers Wallet Scramble

A train in Arizona was robbed by robbers who searched passengers. A New York traveling salesman found $200 but secretly kept $4 more, claiming a 2 percent discount on a strictly cash transaction as the robber questioned him. The incident is reported by the Vancouver Province.

Arizona New York Vancouver

Whiskey Dolls Meet Sad Fate In Post Office Vault

In Austin a sealed parcel contained two frilly dolls named Little Juanita and Bootlegga each hiding a pint of whiskey. After weeks of investigation, officials recovered the items when a box broke open revealing the corked necks. The dolls were placed in the post office vault for safekeeping pending further action.

Juanita Bootlegga Austin

Austin American Doll Names From Post Office Case

Postmarked in St Louis a package sent to an Austin resident could not be located by inspectors. Two bottles dressed as dolls with blue white attire and silk accessories were secured behind vault doors. Names attached by postal officials read Juanita and Bootlegga signifying a Barleycorn reference.

St. Louis Austin Juanita John Barleycorn Bootlegga

Guidelines for School Lunch Containers and Packing

The article advises clean lunch containers including thermos-based boxes and ventilated tin buckets. Food should be kept cold, sandwiches wrapped separately, and least crushable items placed at the bottom. Meals for recess should stay intact, with orderly eating at tables or desks. demonstrations on lunch prep are offered by county agents.

Faimer

Woman severely burned when clothing catches fire

Mrs. L. M Watkins of Dallas was severely burned after her clothing caught fire from a gas heater in her home. Flames reached above her head as she kept two small children from being burned. Neighbors smothered the flames. her condition was reported as serious.

Dallas Watkins

Dallas Man Held for Aiding Escape of Federal Prisoner

G. E. Smith of Dallas is jailed in default of 2500 bond charged with aiding a federal prisoner to escape. He allegedly helped his son step inside a corridor and flee when a federal officer permitted entry. the youth later was arrested on narcotics charges.

Dallas G. E. Smith Smith

Hotel and Store Burn in Llano Texas Fire

Fire damaged the Tourist Hotel and Wilder's store in Llano on Saturday night. Firefighters kept the blaze from spreading to adjacent buildings. Insurance covered losses for Mrs Holtzer the hotel and Wilder.

Llano Tex

Subscribe to the Standard at One Dollar Per Year

A brief notice promotes a subscription rate of one dollar annually for the Standard publication. It invites readers to subscribe and enjoy regular issues at the discounted price.

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