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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1924
Page
4
The notice records William Habenicht as business manager and notes entry at the Fredericksburg post office as second class matter.
The piece muses on the volatile nature of American politics and recalls old leaders fading, then shifts to Fredericksburg issues such as street trees removal and public improvements. The court diary notes stock law extension granted for R C Bonn et al, L F Price appointed public weigher, W P Smith resigns as justice precinct 4 constable, and monthly financials from county officers and Bank of Fredericksburg.
The Institute’s teachers thank Mason, Gillespie, and Kimble Counties residents for hospitality and support. They praise officials and speakers, note fund balances for several county funds, report patrol salaries, and announce a special court session September 15.
The editor of a Connecticut paper recalls errors reported by readers and staff. A subscriber noted a misprint in dialing numbers, incorrect mail box entry, wrong thread size, late train time, and billing miscalculation. The piece humorously lists several corrections and ends with an admission of error.
The advertisement notes that Loyal Music Store is closing out several second-hand organs at very low prices. It also mentions subscribing to the Standard.
An editorial urges hunters and farmers to curb pests destroying crops and game birds. It cites woodchucks gophers red squirrels and wild pigeons as threats, claiming millions in losses and stressing open seasons to protect populations and future hatchings. State authorities warn several game birds may become nearly extinct without action.
A line of the article notes that card parties at E L Walter Jewelry will feature handsome prizes. The notice ends with an invitation to subscribe to the Standard.
Advertising copy claims doped oils with foreign materials halt chatter but fail to lubricate. It asserts Satin Oil as a superior product for economy and endurance in Ford automobiles.
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