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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

2

Texas Heroes The Honor Roll Killed in Action

Texas heroes honored list names of fallen and wounded servicemen in Europe. Killed in Action includes Pvt Ross Angle Lufkin Pvt Joseph J Brown Mabank Pvt Larue M Carder Larue Pvt John W Fox Sulphur Springs Pvt Fritz Hollein Alleyton Capt Sneden M Leftwich Dallas Capt Fred N Owen Waco Sgt Walter L Holloway Del Rio Corp Chas Francis King Dallas Cook Benjamin A Simmons Gonzales

Ross Angle Lufkin Joseph J. Brown Mabank Larue M. Carder Larue John W. Fox Sulphur Springs Fritz Hollein Alleyton Sneden Leftwich Dallas Fred N. Owen Waco Walter L. Holloway del Rio Francis King Cook Benjamin A. Simmons Gon

Texas War News and Civilian Efforts Report

The Texas section notes influenza disrupting oil field drilling and a League City cattle tick vat project. It lists numerous Texas Army personnel, deaths, missing in action, and returns, plus a Corpus Christi seawall bond approval of $600,000 by the attorney general’s department.

League City Galveston County Corpus Christi Seawall Attorney General's Department Texas Selective Service Department Texas United States Germany John C. Townes West

Texas farmers sow grain as heavy rains boost crops

Brown county rainfall tops three inches in ten days while farmers plant every acre. Texas sugar allotments are set at 12.5 million pounds monthly for November and December with two pounds per person per month to households. Wheat loans exceed 16 thousand dollars across 6000 acres in Runnels county. A dam on the Pecos border is under construction costing over 160 thousand dollars to irrigate 40k to 50k acres.

Brown County Federal Food Administration For Texas Runnels County Pecos River Reeves Pecos Counties Fort Stockton State Highway Department C. A. Prouty United States Railroad Administration Washington, D. C Texas Railroad Commission Federal Railroad Administration Interstate Commerce Commission Gould

Just Once Try Dodson's Liver Tone Ad

A vintage advertisement promoting Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy for constipation liver slowness and biliousness. The copy warns against calomel, claims no salivation, and guarantees relief by one spoonful with a money-back promise. It touts family use and pleasant taste for children.

Dodson

Harold Lockwood Dead in New York

Picture actor Harold Lockwood died in New York from Spanish influenza Saturday. He was famed for early silent films and works with leading studios. His death marks a notable loss in the entertainment industry, with tributes likely from colleagues and audiences nationwide.

Harold Lockwood New York

Alaska Coast Forests in Tongass and Chugach National Forests

The southern and southeastern Alaska coast forests are part of Tongass and Chugach National Forests totaling over 96 million acres. Sitka spruce averages about 20 percent and western hemlock about 75 percent of these forests.

Alaska Tongass and Chugach

Boss’s Absence Notice From Bananaland Hut

Scrawled wall notice from Bananaland Australia states the boss has gone to fight Germans and may not return. Bullocks sold except Sambo who has the cockhorn. Sambo’s price $59 banked for boss’s return. Warning against interference with wagon, gear, or humpy.

Bananaland Australia Thunber Gome Sambo

White Man Stops to Eat

A South Dakota Sioux loyalty note from an Indian agricultural school teacher describes Sioux enlistment, quiet determination, and a neighbor Frisking Elk who lost a leg befriending whites in hostile days. He laments modern white fighting cycles and recalls older endurance without food. Outing notes expediency as understudy to reason.

South Dakota Elk

Haarlem Oil Capsule health ad claim

An old advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for backaches urination problems and kidney or bladder infection. It urges readers to buy from a druggist with money back if ineffective. The copy promises renewed health in 24 hours and advises daily use to ward off future attacks.

Haarlem

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