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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1941

Page

4

Cotton Growers Given October FirstDeadline for Loan Repayments

Gillespie County AAA announces that cotton producers with 1938 1939 and 1940 loans must repay and redeem by October 1 1941. Unredeemed cotton will go into separate pools and be sold by the Commodity Credit Corporation after March 1 1942 with net proceeds distributed to producers after expenses.

Gillespie County Dorman D. Sell Gillespie County Aaa Committee Commodity Credit Corporation AAA Texas

Safety for Students on Way to School Highlighted

The editorial urges heightened caution by drivers and pedestrians as children travel to and from school. It notes planned traffic lights at Main Street crossings and calls immediate repair of a crumbling walk on North Crockett bridge to prevent accidents.

North Crockett

Freedom of Speech in Public Halls Sparks Debate

The piece denounces city and organizational bans on opposition leaders speaking in public venues as a flagrant free speech violation. It praises Congressman Charles L. South for supporting open discourse and warns that suppressing speakers like Wheeler and Lindbergh harms the American cause by fueling controversy and martyrs.

Wheeler Charles Lindbergh Texas Charles L. South

Why the V Symbol in Wartime Thought

A brief unsigned editorial argues against the use of the V for victory as a symbol in wartime. It denounces oppression, cautions against triumphalism, and urges Americans to focus on collective strength and moral action rather than spectacle. It condemns hysteria and calls for principled leadership.

Marcus Aurelius On Truth And Action

A concise maxim attributed to Marcus Aurelius cautions that one should avoid actions that are wrong and refrain from statements that are untrue, urging integrity in both deeds and words.

We Believe continued: stay out of European war

A column argues the United States must stay out of the European conflict despite calls to fight. It asserts German democracy failed, invasion fears are overstated, and entry would bring tax burdens, debt, and loss of wages and prosperity, condemning the war as unneeded for America.

England Rusia America Germany Europe United States Italy Russia France

More CCC Boys Sought From Gillespie County

Miss Johanna Ludwig, a local welfare worker, announces additional CCC enrollment from Gillespie County for ages 17 to 23 years. Interested boys should visit her at the old courthouse office. Training in national defense work has increased with monthly camp placements and employers favor enrollees already trained in food work and good habits. In June, Texas CCC numbers totaled 16,438 in camps across Texas Arizona New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming.

Johanna Ludwig Civilian Conservation Corps CCC Texas Arizona New Mexico Colorado Wyoming

Two Gillespie County Citizens Bitten by Snakes

Gillespie County residents were bitten by snakes in the past week. A child of Mr and Mrs Oswald Behrends was bitten by a copperhead on September 4 and Richard Pfiester, who is deaf, was bitten by a poisonous snake on September 7 while working on his farm. Both received hospital treatment and were recovering this week.

Gillespie County Oswald Behrends Richard Pfiester Pfiester Loreal

36th Division To Hold Reunion In Fort Worth

The Annual Reunion of the Veterans of the Wartime 36th Division will be held in Ft Worth Texas on October 4 and 5. Veterans meet on the Saturday and Sunday nearest to the October date when the division entered the battle line in 1918. Last year’s reunion drew the largest registration in recent years and this year is expected to break the attendance record.

Ft. Worth Texas

Shepherd of the Hills at Palace Theater Next Week

Paramount technicolor adaptation of Harold Bell Wright's novel brings John Wayne Betty Field and Harry Carey to the Palace for performances on September 17 and 18. Wayne plays Young Matt with Field as Sammy Lane Carey as The Shepherd and James Barton as Old Mart.

Harold Bell Wright Paramount Palace Theatre John Wayne Betty Field Harry Carey Young Mart Sammy Lane Old Mart James Barton Ozark

Steel and Needle Removed From Limbs Report

Two Gillespie County residents were treated after foreign objects injured them. Lucille Keller had a sewing needle removed from her knee while playing on a bed. Aristeo Arizola had a piece of steel removed from his thigh from a drill incident. Both were sent home after treatment.

Lucille Keller Theodore Keller Aristeo Arizola Harper

Hospital Page Lists Recent Tonsillectomy Patients

The Hospital News this week lists five patients who underwent tonsillectomies at local hospitals in the past week. Anna Marie Route and William Sahm are children of local families, along with Cora Durst and Ruth Jones, with siblings and parents named in the notices.

Anna Marie Route

Pink Eye Powder warranty notice from Central Drug Company

Pink Eye Powder claims to cure keratitis in cattle and sheep and offers a full refund of the purchase price if it fails. Sold in Texas only. Warranty appears on every bottle and can be returned to the dealer or Central Drug Company if unsatisfied.

Texas

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Why the Cooper Marcus Aurelius 36TH Diviston Fort Worth Shepherd OF the Hills Palace Felix Kensing Perry Jung Humble Oil & Refining Company IN the Hospital Central Drug Company Standard and Wochenblatt Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
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