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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1930

Page

4

Fredericksburg Texas Post Office Mottoed Weekly Notes

Issued every Friday by R. S. Klett as Managing Editor with R. E. Jordan as Sports Editor and other staff. The item notes post office entry as second class matter at Fredericksburg Texas with Petmecky and Habenicht in editorial business roles.

R. S. Klett R. E. Jordan Wm. Petmecky Wm. Habenicht Mer Fredericksburg Texas

Public notice addressing Fred ericksburg Publishing Co departments

The public should direct all communications to Fred ericksburg Publishing Co. For business matters use Bookkeeper’s Dept. All other inquiries go to Editor’s Dept.

Fredericksburg Publishing Co

Texas voters urged to tax University lands equally in western counties

The 1930 appeal argues that in seventeen western Texas counties the University of Texas owns over two million acres used for oil profits. It urges passage of a constitutional amendment requiring the university to pay county taxes like other landowners. The measure is framed as just to finance roads schools and local government, with tax value set by the State Tax Board.

People of Texas University of Texas University State Tax Board

America dominates world supply and growth in 1920s

The article notes US dominance in coffee, tin, rubber, sugar, silk, coal, pig iron, copper, petroleum, and auto ownership, plus control of much of the world’s telegraph and railways and large shares of oil, wheat, cotton, and gold. It contrasts this with England’s debts and unemployment and asserts fundamental conditions in America are safe and sound. It then lists Texas post office appropriations and various civic improvements and social notices from multiple Texas towns.

The Wall Street Journal United States England America

Liberty County Plans New Court House

Liberty County to build a new courthouse at a projected cost of 250000 dollars. La Salle County voters will decide in October on issuing 150000 dollars in bonds for a Cotulla courthouse project.

Liberty County la Salle County Cotulla

Hereford cattle bring good price at Mason sale

Forty head of Hereford cattle sold at Premier Ranch in Mason for over 7000 dollars, mostly to home bidders, at the Central Texas Hereford Breeder's Association auction. Top bid reached 460 dollars for Beau Mixer VIII. bulls averaged 206 dollars. Buyers ranged from Mathis to Menard with several Mason and Castell participants. Auction included judges and regional cattlemen from Brady to Llano.

Mason Tex Central Texas Hereford Breeder's Association Elgin O. Kothmann Kothmann Texas Roswell N. M Marfa Big Bend Mathis Menard Bexar County Bill Schmidt Elgin Kothmann Sam Kothmann Arthur Kothmann Castell Jordan & Grote E. Menger Helotes J. E. Epperson Llano Alfred Bierschwabe Fredericksburg W C. Schneider H. P. Brown J. E Epperson Epperson J. D. Eckert Ben P. Kidd Kurt Martin Don Repeater William Roeder Jr Morris Ranch Otto Hoffman Gill Ranch Whon R. L. Mauldin & Sons Winchell L. C. Pluenneke & Bro Woodford W H. Henke T. O. Reardon Lois XVI Mauldin & Sons Miss Mauldin XXIV At $115; D. P. Hasse Royal Mischief Jr Walker & Son Otto August Don Rupert Lad IX Roy Willoughby Rupert Lad Thary Mauldin William Peters Hunt WM. Fleming Royal Mischief E. D. Hasse R .H. Kid Rothmann F W. C. Gay Colemann G. F. Henke R. W. White Irene Mossy F. M. (Buck) Richards Toll Roberts Brady A. J. Cotton Rothmann Parent-Teacher Association of Mason S. A. Express

Texas misrepresented in geography texts sparks protest

Austin reports that the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and allied groups urged the State Board of Education to revise public school geographies for Texas. The board heard the protest and will seek changes, noting a year’s notice before revisions. concerns cite omissions and inaccurate regional labeling in texts used in higher grades.

Austin Tex West Texas Chamber of Commerce Guy Blount Hubert Harrison East Texas Chamber of Commerce Ray Leeman South Texas Chamber West Texas D. A. Bandeen Max Bentley CC. E. Coombes all-State Council Board of Education Texas New Orleans el Paso Plains North Central States Brownsville Great Plains Big Bend Intermountain Plateau South Gulf Coast

Local Social Event Highlights and Dallas Visit

Prize awarded for high score with Miss Benno Bagg taking second prize a bridge table set was given. Attendees enjoyed a lunch featuring meat and potato salads cake gelatin and coffee after the games. Miss Elizabeth Schoenewolf left for Dallas for a secretarial position with Mr and Mrs Felix Heep and Mr and Mrs Max Joseph visiting Dallas for the State Fair.

Werner Keidel Ned Mc Ihenny San Antonio Max Henke High Five August Borchers Adolf Ressmann Edgar Immel Hutchinson W L. Burke Eddie Stein Erwin Jordan Evelyn McGinty Houston Joe Hanus Klingelhoefer Eric Juenke Edgar Ochs Juenke Norman Keller John Metzger John Stahl Henry Lochte Merry-Maker’s Bridge Club Harry Heimann Benno Bagg Elizabeth Schoenewolf Dallas Felix Heep Max Joseph

Eight East Texas towns gain natural gas via 80 mile line

United Gas Co plans an 80 mile pipeline delivering gas from the Neches field to Huntsville Crockett Elkhart Slocum Grapeland Lovelady Groveton and Trinity with Corrigan to follow on a 20 mile extension from Groveton surveys are under way and Houston Lighting & Power Co reports their Houston area output for the first seven months of

East Texas United Gas Co Huntsville Crockett Elkhart Slocum Grapeland Lovelady Groveton Trinity Neches Corrigan Houston Houston Lighting & Power Co

Deepwater plant to expand capacity becoming largest in the South

This year output rose 17 percent over 1929 prompting a $5 000 000 expansion. The Deepwater plant will gain extra additions to boost capacity to 150 000 kilowatts, making it the largest in the region.

Cattle in Decline Warn of Nitrogen Deficit Needs Urgent Supplement

Report notes rapid drops in milk output from dairy herds signaling nutrient shortage. Experts urge immediate dietary supplementation to restore production and herd health.

Abilene Housewife Praises Argotane Health Boost

Mrs. Hartshorn of Abilene Texas reports dramatic relief after taking Argotane. She suffered chronic stomach and kidney issues including gas bloating constipation and severe pain. She says headaches nervous tension and sleep improved and urges others to try a bottle. Genuine Argotane available at Central Drug Store Fredericksburg.

Wm. Hartshorn N. 17Th Street Abilene, Texas Tve Argentane Fredericksburg Central Drug Store Adv

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