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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1926
Page
9
Political notices announce Fielding Hammond seeking district attorney in the 33rd judicial district subject to Democratic Primaries. Aug D Stahl seeks re election as Gillespie County District Clerk along with Aug Cameron running for Gillespie County District Clerk in November.
The candidacy of Hermann Usener for re election to the office of County Judge of Gillespie County is announced. His prior term focused on county administration and public services, with supporters citing experience and local ties.
The notice records Walter Petseh seeking the Gillespie County Attorney seat and Albert E. Klett running for Gillespie County Clerk. Details confirm certificated candidacies and filing status within the county election framework.
Walter Knoche runs for the Gillespie County Tax Collector’s office while Aug M Jung seeks rejection to the same post. The text presents two candidate filings for the Gillespie County Tax Collector race.
The Standard lists Emil Staudt as a candidate for Sheriff of Gillespie County in the November election alongside AJ Kilaerner who also seeks the sheriff’s seat. Both filings indicate official candidacy ahead of the upcoming vote.
An official notice announces Almon Kirchhoff and Louis F. Oehler as candidates for Gillespie County Tax Assessor in the November election. The candidacy of Louis Kordzik is also noted.
The notice lists Alf Crenwelge for County Treasurer Gillespie County in November. Ad Gerhard seeks re election as Commissioner Precinct 1. Hy Tatsch runs for Commissioner Precinct 2. Joe Heep seeks Commissioner Precinct 3. All candidates contest local county offices.
Edward Gold announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in Precinct No 4. He emphasizes local leadership, public service, and plans to improve infrastructure, safety, and budgeting. Supporters mention his prior community work and affiliation with local organizations.
United States Bureau of Standards experiments used high frequency radio waves to heat a specially designed furnace and melt platinum, gold, and other precious metals. The test suggests a future where radio power could impact energy use in industry and automobiles.
American toy makers claim the United States can now supply most toys with fabrics and materials like fabrikoid cellophane pyralin gum rubber and rayon. Domestic production is expected to grow and reduce imports as U S merchants shift to home manufactured toys. durability undercuts European competitors and signals a shift in the market.
Northwestern University Chicago offers afternoon and evening public utilities courses covering economic financial legal and managerial aspects. The university notes the curriculum reflects growing utility roles in modern society and aims to foster sound public relations efficient management and progressive operation of utility properties.
Farmers begin fall cleanup to curb boll weevils boll worms and root rot in Texas cotton. Deep fall plowing exposing insect restings and winter harrowing reduce next season infestations. Recommendations urge prompt plowing horsing and burning trash while condemning field residue burning. A Fredericksburg firm advertises plows and harrows. A FTC trade practice submittal tests furniture industry self regulation methods.
Prolong the life and improve the looks of your clothes with occasional cleaning and pressing offered by Sterling Bros. Also available at our office Gillespie County History Books, in strong demand and expected to sell out soon.
Texas has 180000 miles of roads of which 18000 are state highways. A furniture industry accord subscribed by 796 firms was rejected by 97. FTC rules to enforce accepted terms. San Antonio is key in enforcement. Lavaca Bay named by LaSalle and Fort St. Louis founded in 1685. Texas leads in cotton livestock wool and other commodities. بیش
A report identifies 946 square miles of workable iron ore spread across nineteen Texas counties. The discovery highlights regional mineral potential and prospects for mining development.
Texas natural gas fields have potential capacity of 388 billion cubic feet of which 154 million cubic feet per day is being used. The figure highlights the gap between available resources and current consumption.
In 1925 Texas produced 600 900 dollars worth of silver, an industry that few people know exists in the state.
Readers are urged to send summer clothes to the shop for sanitary cleaning before packing away. The call emphasizes hygiene and timely service to refresh garments for next season.
Frigidaire models are on exhibition in the display room and open for public inspection. Current users include City Cafe Travelers Cafe Schneider's Produce Co Central Drug Co Henke Pros Peter Kleck A P C Petsch R G Striegler Hy Mogford R Maier F W Maier Louis Seiter Aug Lott Carl Kroll Jr Ad Dittmar.
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