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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1939

Page

4

Industry calls for peace stay out of war

The National Association of Manufacturers urges that the United States stay out of war, stressing peace as essential for progress and domestic stability. It argues emotionalism risks conflict, domestic needs come first, and a strong industrial system underpins preparedness and prosperity.

Europe National Association of Manufacturers N.A.M United States America

Navy Day Aims to Show Navy to Public on October 27

Tomorrow, Friday, October 27, marks the 17th Navy Day when the Navy opens ships and shore establishments to civilians. Originated by Mrs. William H. Hamilton of New York, the day seeks to dispel myths about sailors and educate the public about Uncle Sam’s First Line of Defense. Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday was chosen to honor the Navy’s esteem for its personnel.

Navy William H. Hamilton New York Hamilton Teddy Roosevelt, Jr Theodore Roosevelt Uncle Sam

Have That Flue Inspected Before Cold Weather Sets In

Have flues and other hazards inspected before winter. Many fires blamed on faulty flues could be avoided with attention. Do not let temper rise when things go wrong. stay calm and focus on safety.

Harshest critic often lacks worth in own merits

A proverb-like remark notes that the severest censor of others merits exposes a person with little worth of his own. The observation highlights hypocrisy in harsh judgment and self-assessment.

Highway user groups urge state policy on highway funding and safety

Major farm, retail and automotive groups urged legislatures to guide highway taxation and finance by taxpayers' ability to pay. The National Highway Users Conference called for funds from motor vehicle fees to be dedicated to highway purposes and for roads to meet modern traffic needs with safety and economy.

Lufkin News

Woerner Warehouse Installs New Feed Grinding Machinery

Woerner Warehouse on South Lincoln Street completed installing a feed grinding and mixing system. Hugo Crenwelge leads operations using a Minneapolis-Moline tractor and a Paper Grinding Mill and Mixer to grind and mix grains for Gillespie and nearby counties.

Woerner Erwin Woerner Lincoln Street Hugo Crenwelge Gillespie

Markwell Stapling Machines Handle Up To 60 Sheets

Fredericksburg Publishing Co showcases Markwell stapling machines capable of stapling or pinning stacks up to sixty sheets. The compact unit suits office or print shop use.

Markwell Fredericksburg Publishing

Observations Of Interest To Stockfarmers

Marvin Rothman of Mason visited Fred ericksburg on Monday. He reports his son Mayfield will exhibit his 4-H club calf at the International Livestock Show in Chicago on December 29. The calf has shown at the Mason Fat Stock Show and Fort Worth Fat Stock Show this year. At the Fort Worth Show the calf weighed 670 pounds. now it weighs over 1200 pounds. Mayfield's calf last year won the Grand Championship at the Kansas City show. San Antonio Hogs Estimated.

Marvin Rothman Mason Fredericksburg Mayfield Chicago Fort Worth Forth Worth Kansas City

Harsh Matrimonial Gossip From Misspelled Land Speech

A fragment shows a maid named Eliza and a speaker discussing unhappy marriage. The lines name months and a couple described as Wedded to Rest with dialect heavy phrasing.

Rastus Jokes On Moe About Domestic Roles

In a satirical exchange Moe asks about his wife’s work while Rastus retorts that she only stays home and cleans, implying Moe’s bumbling views on domestic labor. The brief quotable line reflects racial and gender stereotypes in the period dialogue.

Texas Cowboy Rides Ford Tractor at New York Exposition

Texas Jim Robertson, a famed singing cowboy born in Batesville, Texas, rode a Ford tractor at the Ford Exposition in the New York World's Fair. He operated the hydraulic controlled implement with ease, noting the machine’s light weight and safety on rough ground. Ford hopes the tractor will cut farming costs and boost profits.

Ee Jim” Robertson Robertson Henry Ford Texas Jim WEAF New York Red National Broadcasting Company Warner Bros Batesville

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