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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
6
A customer’s wife praises the showing of Stehling Suits noting they fit better and look smarter. The shop emphasizes its distinctive selection with colorful fabrics and newer styles across hats oxfords slacks sweaters and shirts priced from 15.50 to 25.50.
Frank Salazar, a 24 year old Mexican, was sentenced by Judge John F Sutton in Sweetwater to die in the electric chair on Thursday November 16 at Huntsville for the murder of Paul Kennedy of Miles. Salazar maintained innocence and said he would like to tell the governor. He also faced indictments for the murder of Mrs Kennedy and bludgeoning of the couple’s two daughters Imogene and Faye. The case followed the discovery of the Kennedy family and Wilma Kennedy in Austin the day after the bodies were found.
Observations on deciduous trees advise not destroying nests but placing them in screened boxes or piles away from trees. Reppert notes parasitic insects in nests help destroy worms if not trapped. remove nests far from trees to prevent young worms from reaching the trees. Boxes should be rainproof to protect parasites. Also includes livestock sales on the J W Rothmann market and AAA peanut allotments for 1940 with county histories required.
In a dialogue style, a lawyer explains the acquittal on murder charges was based on insanity. He notes they proved the defendant's father spent five years in an asylum, and the father was a doctor, a fact they did not have time to present.
Carl Kott underwent major surgery. Mr and Mrs Max Joseph and several others visited Dallas with Eugene Saenger. M D Mahaffey and son and Mrs Carter of Austin visited Fredericksburg Thursday. Mahaffey, former district court reporter, now holds a key position with the Texas Railroad Commission.
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