Campaign to re educate on American Way of Life
The American Medical Association launches an advertising drive to reaffirm self reliance and free choice in health and fiscal matters. It denounces government social programs and criticizes Oscar Ewing for promoting nationalized health while praising Americans who fund and manage their own futures. The piece urges keeping America American.
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The
American Medical Association
United States
America
Democratic Party
Oscar Ewing
England
Ewing
Houston
Houston Chronicle
Washington
Death of Adolf Hopf ends long Hill Country musical chapter
The death last week of Adolf Hopf, a longtime figure in local choirs and bands, shocked Texas Hill Country friends. A German songs advocate, he helped lead a choir that performed at the 59th Saengerfest in Comfort, and his legacy lives on in the community through the music he shared.
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Adolf Hopf
Texas
Hill Country
Hopf
Dallas
Texas Hill Country
Eastman House Displays First Paper Negative Print
George Eastman House in Rochester, a leading photography center, offers an information service on all aspects of photography. A historical display features a photographic print from the first paper negative.
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George Eastman House
The
Photographic Center
Rochester
N. A
Hays County Plans Debt Free 1954 Under Unit Road System
Hays County will be debt free by 1954 if current trends continue, County Judge C. M. Decker said. The unit system pools funds for road work, allowing purchase of heavy equipment and reducing duplicate purchases. Cecil Evans named county road superintendent, with Arthur Schmeltekopf to fill an unexpired term. Taxes now 75 cents with 50 percent valuations over nine million dollars.
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Hays County
San Marcos
Hays
C. M. Decker
Cecil Evans
Evans
Commissioners Court
Arthur Schmeltekopf
Decker
Uni
Kyle
We Believe By Alfred Petsch on Optional Road Law
A local editorial argues Gillespie County citizens suffered from defeating the Optional Road Law. It cites savings seen in other counties and urges adopting the law to fund road improvements while praising community support for Red Cross and similar causes. The piece endorses a countywide community chest campaign to raise funds for charity and public needs.
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Gillespie
Chamber of Commerce
Kimble County
Blackbur
Hays County
Gillespie County
The
Red Cross
Salvation Army
American Cancer Society
Boy
Girl Scouts
Texas
Gillespie County Community Chest
Willie Frank Miller Rites at Llano
Final rites for Willie Frank Muller were held September 30 1959 at Battery Funeral Home Llano. Rev L R Benarden officiated and interment followed in Llano cemetery. He died aged 61 years 3 months 22 days born May 7 1889 in Austin County. Survived by wife Sadie Scheluckin stepchildren Virginia and Kenneth, children Harry Frank and William Christian Miller Irene Baumann Emil John Henry Harry Muller and others. six brothers and four sisters and seven grandchildren.
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Battery Funeral Home
Llano
Willie Frank Muller
L. R. Benarden
Austin County
Frederick Muller
Medora Schneider
Sadie Scheluekin
Muller
Virginia
Kenneth Scheluckin
Harry Frank
William Christian Miller
Irene Baumann
Emil John
Henry Harry Muller
Fredericksburg
Adolph Schneider
Menard
Eugene Kramer
Harry Durst
Emil Grenwelge
Keidel's Drug Store Offers Black Hawk Ointment
Keidel's Drug Store advertises Black Hawk Ointment for eczema tetter ringworm athletes foot prickly heat poison oak and itch with a money back guarantee. Jar price 60 cents or one dollar.
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Keidel’s
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Counties
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Joe Molberg
Werner Moehr
Marcus Wehmeyer
Sylvania Radio
Pfiester Appliance Co., Inc
W. Main
Conoco
Colorado
Montana
Continental Oil Company
Willie Frank Miller
Long
Kaiser’s City Furniture Co
Lone Star Gas Company
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