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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1923
Page
10
The Kerrville All Stars defeated Fredericksburg 45 to 0 in Fredericksburg's first football game. Spectators packed the field as the visitors showcased team work and strong interference while local players gained early experience and enthusiasm for the sport.
AP dispatch notes orders from the Secretary of the Interior to pull pumps and abandon the Chicaloon coal mine north of Anchorage and to close the Eska mine near Chicaloon. Modern towns and steam dormitories were built at both sites. James G. Steese heads the Alaska railroad and road commission and seeks timelines to disentangle the two departments amid unaffordable continued operation.
Knopp and Metzger advertise the turkey market open with a quoted price of 18 cents per pound. They invite sellers to bring rings and contact W. 45 or C. T. 149 for the high market price, Marschall.
A bay horse about 15 hands high with a star on the forehead is reported stolen or strayed. The eight year old animal is unbranded and not recovered. Liberal reward offered for information. Substitutes listed for Kerrville and Fredericksburg squads in a game report with officials named.
An opinion piece argues radical rule raises taxes, citing North Dakota’s shift to state socialism and Oklahoma's record-high 314 mills, claiming radicals burden citizens. The column also advertises clothing and services including SWEET-ORR pants, bargain fabrics, an optometrist visit by Wilbur C. Treadwell, and general men’s fashion and care offerings.
Advertisement from Local Dealers proclaims six men cannot tear a pair of Sweet-Orr Tug o war pants and challenges readers with the claim of exceptional strength.
Notice states that hunting with guns, dogs, trespassing and trapping on the lands owned by the Hilda and Doss Game Protective Association members is strictly forbidden. Listed by 12 Wm. Geistweidt and Louis Welge.
The Loyal Valley Game Protective Association forbids hunting with guns dogs trapping or trespassing on its lands unless a properly signed privilege ecard is presented.
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