Post Office Matter Filed in Fredericksburg Texas
An item entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office is recorded as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1923
Page
6
An item entered at the Fredericksburg Texas post office is recorded as second class matter.
The notice directs all communications to Fredericksburg Publishing Co. For business matters use Bookkeeper's Dept and for other matters use Editor's Dept. The brief public sale reference indicates departmental routing guidance rather than a specific sale action.
Greece offered a naval salute of 21 guns to honor Italy and Mussolini amid accusations of murder. The piece portrays international tension, Greeks hoping for retribution, and a critique of how nations behave as powerful actors. It notes an incident with a worker's burn injuries and local crime confession in Texas.
The piece criticizes Governor Walton lifting Tulsa Tribune censorship while defending press freedom and constitutional rights. It also warns against lax enforcement of traffic laws, urging strict action against cars with blinding headlights and condemning officers who let violators go.
Gillespie County taxable values list from 1928 rolls shows totals for land, town lots, livestock, and property including banks, credits, and machinery. Notable figures include total assessed value 6 939 689.12, bank money 1 103 790, and railroad and telegraph lines values, with district and independent school taxes and local road district amounts. The entry also notes Fredericksburg and Harper school districts and Willow City district values and taxes. Also mentions Charles E Jacobs 30 died at Baptist Sanitarium from burns after an explosion on an electric cable while work on a splice.
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