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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
11
An advertisement urges poultry keepers to feed Martin's Egg Producer to hens during moulting to restore laying. Promises a money back guarantee from TL C. Mater, Schneider Producer and Knopp Metzger, urging value and results.
The Mason News urges building a modern hotel to serve crowds and night stays. It describes a potential stock company to finance construction, with investors receiving liens on the new hotel and equipment and loans at favorable terms. Local citizens are asked to support the project and provide financial backing for the venture.
The article extols the United States as a superior radio hub, noting Radio Central’s global reach. It describes six direct trans oceanic circuits including Britain, France, Norway, Hawaii, Japan, and multiple connections with Germany, plus automatic, nonmanual transmission to New York City.
In advance of the next wet spell, buy rubber boots and waterproof shoes at F. J. Maier. Also advertise Martin's Insectimine for keeping hens free of bugs and Martin's Taroline for painting the hen house interior, guaranteed by H. Maier, Knopp & Metzger, and Schneider Produce Co.
Chuffie Mack Rivas, who fled Huntsville State penitentiary on September 15, was seized by Taylor Chief of Police Robert Hewlett Tuesday evening when he entered his father Mack Rivas’s barber shop. John Dibrell wired Hewlett to hold the convict.
Miss Maxine Stevens of San Antonio visited friends here during the week. New Orleans couple Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hanus returned home after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Bierschwale. A dance at Moellering's Hall on Tuesday evening honored students leaving for college with Texas Jazz Wonders providing music. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Luckenbach of Menard were guests of Mrs. Bertha Nauwald Saturday. Miss Nora Henke hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with covers for Ellie arches, Lola Beck, Sylvia Evers, Mother Reichenau, Helen Henke, Dora Weber, Viola and Nora Henke. The party attended the ball-game in the afternoon.
Three Seguin citizens arrived at the State Pasteur Institute in Austin to begin hydrophobia treatment after a rabid dog head was examined. The dog had bitten 38 dogs and multiple others at Rockdale. no people were bitten, but affected animals will be dispatched or watched. Fifty people are now under preventive treatment for dog or cat bites. Dr. J. T. Wilhite notes infection cases exceed the usual rate.
A verse urges residents to invest in their town, arguing change comes from collective effort. It frames the town as a reflection of its people, noting that progress requires every resident to contribute rather than flee or blame others. The poem emphasizes personal responsibility and community action.
Rev J T Renfro pastor of a Sinton Baptist Church fled town amid a disputed disappearance. Corpus Christi sources cite Ku Klux Klan figures as spokesmen for the disclosure while hospital directors say he resigned from the hospital fund raising post. Attempts to reach Renfro and Miss Anna Sturgis in Los Angeles remained unresolved.
F. J. Maier reports new Army supplies including blankets, coats, overshoes, pants, shoes, underwear and overcoats. He notes powder mills may continue to explode, warns about wild oats in markets, and contrasts political platforms with a sane conservation program.
The author argues for a policy that ensures steady daily food supply, noting railroads are profitable under the 1920 Act, can raise capital, issue securities, and fund expansions to support ongoing national welfare.
Prices for goods may rise as cotton costs stay high and stock runs low. Take advantage of current full assortments and low prices by shopping now at F. J. Maier's.
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