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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1940

Page

5

Fredericksburg Bids Open for Federal Building and Power Bonds

Fredericksburg sees milestones with bids let for a new Federal Building and the sale of City light and power bonds. The post office project bids are announced as a key upgrade matching increased regional revenue. The building is expected to feature granite, highlighting local stone use. The light and power system sale progresses, with bond sale a major step toward finalizing the deal after further work.

Fredericksburg Gillespie County City of Congressman South R. S. Klett

Editorial urges Texas to protect highway funds from diversion

An editorial favors a constitutional amendment to stop diverting gasoline tax and automobile license fees from the highway department. It argues Texas needs robust highway funding for bridges and roads and warns that diverting funds thresholds the department’s budget. It urges legislature to enact the amendment to safeguard highway finance.

Dallas Morning News Good People of Texas Texas Good Roads Association

Perseverance under weariness drives reliable work

Quotes stress steadfast labor as the key to real results and credit. A craftsman’s early or late hours build trust with creditors, while leisure at ungainly times harms repayment. discipline and sacrifice yield long term gains.

Texas safety laws urged to reduce highway deaths

An editorial from the Dallas Morning News urges prompt adoption of stronger Texas safety measures including stricter driver's license enforcement, tougher drunken driving penalties, updated speed limits, and a better funded highway patrol to cut traffic fatalities. A Hallettsville essay on superstitions follows, noting regional beliefs and their impact on fear.

Texas Safety Association Highway Patrol Texas Dallas Morning News

Cancer Symptoms Highlight Early Signs As Vital

State health officials warn that 5000 to 60000 Texas deaths last year were cancer related and one third could have been avoidable with early recognition. Doctors emphasize warning signs such as lumps, persistent sores, unusual bleeding, or chronic indigestion, and urge prompt medical evaluation and regular exams.

Texas Geo. W. Cox Tor

Twenty Three Years Ago In The Files Of The Standard

In 1917 Gillespie County boys arrive at Camp Travis and express gratitude for kindness shown during departure. The Gillespie County Better Roads League voters choose officers at courthouse. The season’s first norther arrives, bringing autumn tones. News covers a 1917 wedding, a Ferguson impeachment verdict, and a hunting accident near Harper with accidental death ruled by coroner.

Louis R. L. Kott George Gillespie County Camp Travis Gillespie County Better Roads League A. H. Kneese Max H. Schoenewolf Harper Gotthilf Schumpler

Fred ericksburg Drive-In Station closes amid warning

The notice lists Rubin Crenwelge as proprietor of the Fredericksburg Drive-In Station under Prop 32tf. It records the business closing action and cites the local authority enforcing the rule.

Fredericksburg Drive-In Station Rubin Crenwelge

Gillespie County 4-H Sees Record Enrollment for Fat Stock Program

Gillespie County 4-H Club members begin a four and a half month fattening program for 124 lambs as part of the Fat Stock Show preparations. County Agent Henry Grote notes this year’s enrollment at 107 boys, the largest in local history, with over half aiming at crop promulgation projects and exhibition at the Gillespie County Fair.

Gillespie County Henry Grote Albert Stonewall Willow City Cherry Springs Morris Ranch Wojf Creek Allo

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