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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
12
An account recalling the Klan's rise and disbandment led by Colonel McAfee and General Forrest. It details Morton and the Nashville oath, the 1890s rebellion against reconstruction, and the ceremonial burial of Klan regalia signaling its dissolution.
An advertisement pitches dairy offerings including cottage cheese butter milk and ice cream. It notes TB tested herds and twice daily deliveries on request plus a neat gallon pack for trips. The ad highlights bulk sales from one gallon and party cream options.
A Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College led plan for safe farming receives endorsement from state agricultural leaders gathered in Dilas Texas. Dr T O Walton warns solutions must come from farmers not federal palliatives while Col C S E Holland cautions against relying on federal relief and urges practical farming methods. Hubert Harrison of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce pledges support.
The program of the A and M College and A H Wheeler of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce aims to carry safe farming into all counties their organizations cover. Judge M H Gossett urged creation of corporations in brown counties to access local and federal credit sources for drought relief.
Five year old George Vernon Davis suffered severe burns to face and hands when a gasoline stove exploded in the Davis home at Mertzon Friday night. He was rushed to St. John's Hospital and reported resting well. His brother Hal Hoelke Davis age nine and Mr. Mc Claskey of Big Lake were in the room when the stove ignited the blaze.
Key sustained burns to his hands while extinguishing a blazing hair on a boy and Mr. Davis had a badly burned right arm. The other Davis child avoided injury and Mrs. Davis fled after a warning. The one story frame house was destroyed in a short time as the blaze spread rapidly.
Phone your grocery fruit and vegetable order to No. 14 or 121 Juenke and Schoenewolf. Patronize your home town merchants.
An advertising pitch promotes Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo as a painless way to wash hair and remove all dandruff. It asserts the product dissolves dirt and dandruff like magic and is kind to hair and scalp.
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