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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1926

Page

9

Texas Democratic Platform Calls for School Funding and Highway Reform

The Texas Democratic platform urges robust funding for higher education to keep Texans from studying out of state, expansion and efficient maintenance of a state highway system, and competitive bidding for highway contracts. It calls for labor and capital fairness, religious freedom, prison reform, and broader agricultural relief while urging tariff repeal and reduced transportation costs for farm products.

Texas Highway Department Democratic Party Thomas Jefferson Department of Agriculture Congress

Hills Country Holds Convention in Llano Tex

Visitors from 15 towns gathered in Llano for the first Hills District convention of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Delegations from Lampasas San Saba Fredericksburg Marble Falls Mason and others attended as exhibits from Amarillo were shown. Homer D Wade outlined district aims and urged local pride and regional promotion. W E Long of Austin Chamber spoke on cooperation.

Llano Tex Hills West Texas Chamber of Commerce Lampasas San Saba Fredericksburg Brady Homer D. Wade Wade Hills Country Texas A. W. Woodruff W. E. Long Austin Chamber of Commerce Insurance Austin Chamber Amarillo

West Texas convention names and votes for Salute to towns

The Texas convention featured musical numbers by local soloists and speeches from leaders like Arthur P. Duggan on West Texas problems and tax equalization. Resolutions passed and the Lampasas San Saba contest ended with San Saba winning 714 votes.

A. G. Mueller Melvin Milliger Charles Milliger Edna J. Moore Alfred P. C. Petseh Fredericksburg John Boswell Dallas D. E. Colp Texas Parks Association J. H. Walsh S. P. Railroad H. Q. Tatum Baird Arthur Duggan Littlefield Taylor San Saba Gordon Mackey Lampasas Carl Blasig Brady Galloway Burnet Arthur P. Duggan West Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texas Chamber of Commerce Clarence E Gillmore Texas Railroad Commission On ‘‘Natural Resources of Texas W .A. Smith Emil Riley Mitch Johnson Alfred P. C. Petsch Dr. M. L. Gaffney

Funeral Services for Two Taylor Boys

In Taylor Texas funeral services were held for Clarence Fuchs 12 who died from injuries after falling from a windmill and for Wilford Galler 11 who drowned when a small boat capsized in a reservoir northeast of the town. Both were members of St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday School.

Taylor Tex Clarence Fuchs Fritz Fuchs St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Theodore Krienke Wilford Galler

Good Will Meeting in Kerrville Chamber

A Kerrville chamber of commerce gathering was held at Sidney Park in Harper Tuesday night with a 24 member band performing. Warren Hunter of Harper welcomed guests and introduced Kerrville Chamber President Chas Mason as discussions on chamber business followed. The event included a community luncheon and friendly notes welcoming Harper visitors back soon.

Kerrville

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