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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1926
Page
11
Fielding Hammond announces candidacy for district attorney of the 83rd judicial district subject to Democratic primaries. He submits his office record and reputation for voter consideration.
The statement announces Aug. D. Stahl seeking re election as Gillespie County District Clerk at the November election and also notes August Cameron running for the same office in Gillespie County at the November ballot.
Gillespie County announces Hermann Usener as a candidate for county judge. The filing signals a bid for the county’s top executive role, with Usener presenting platform aims and support from local residents and party committees.
Walter Petseh runs for County Attorney and Albert E. Kiett seeks Gillespie County Clerk. The notices declare candidacies and party affiliations for the Gillespie County election.
Tax records show Walter Knoche running for Tax Collector of Gillespie County Texas alongside Aug M Jung a fellow candidate for the same office in Gillespie County proceedings and notices of candidacy.
The Standard notes Emil Staudt and Alf Kraerner announce their candidacies for Gillespie County Sheriff in the November election. Both seek the sheriff’s office in the upcoming vote.
Tax Assessor candidates announced for Gillespie County in the November election including Almon Kirchhoff Louis F. Oehler and Louis Kordzik. The notices state authorization to announce their candidacies for the Tax Assessor office.
Gillespie County Treasurer Alf Crenwelge announces his candidacy for the November election. He seeks to continue as county treasurer and asks voters for support.
The report lists Ad. Gerhard as candidate for Commissioner Precinct No 1, Tatsch for Precinct No 2, and Joe Heep for Precinct No 3 in Gillespie County.
Edward Gold seeks another term as Commissioner of Precinct No 4. The candidate emphasizes local leadership, public safety, and infrastructure improvements for the district.
From Frontier Times Bandera Texas recounts the 1892 Adele Kaufman murder near Mason Texas. The seventeen year old girl was found dead on a forest trail with five head wounds and a bloodstained stone nearby as investigators trace a hurried, brutal crime by an unknown assailant.
More than 15 000 cattle brands are registered with the Texas Cattle Raisers Association reflecting broad cattle industry registration and oversight in the state.
In 1924 Texas produced 4 851 000 bales of cotton out of a world total of 19 360 000 bales. Texas ranks seventh among states in registered motor vehicles. Crockett sits where Mission San Francisco de los Tejas was founded in 1690.
Texas was acknowledged by the United States as an independent republic in the year 1837, marking a formal diplomatic milestone between the two entities.
Internal revenue receipts from Texas for the year ending June 30, 1925 totaled $34,673,543.08. The figure reflects revenues collected by U S authorities across Texas from federal taxation activities and related collections.
Letter from W W Foust of Hico Texas praises Dr W C Rountree Texarkana for pellagra treatment. Foust says five years of symptoms including nervousness stomach trouble rash mouth sores weight loss and weakness resolved after three treatments. He urges others with pellagra to write the doctor.
Juenke and Schoenewolf promote a polo dance on September 18 1926 at Palace Pavilion with tickets on sale. The ad also invites attendance at the New Braunfels Fair September 23–26 with day and night sessions and notes shotgun shells and ammunition available at the store.
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