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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1924
Page
9
La Follette accuses special interests of control over Washington and the economy. He cites monopolies, grain and packing rings, and tariff missteps as evidence, argues enforcement of anti trust laws is needed, and previews continued remarks on political betrayal by parties through 1920.
A series of political notices announce candidates for Gillespie County offices in the upcoming November election. Emil Staudt and Alfred J. Petmecky seek sheriff reelection, Alfred Klaerner and Hermann Usener seek county roles, with others named for justice of the peace district clerk treasurer and county treasurer.
County Clerk race spotlight focuses on Gillespie County candidate Albert KE Klett seeking the clerkship with listed qualifications and promises of office efficiency. Voters assess Klett alongside other contenders in the local election context, with campaign aims described for the Gillespie clerk’s office.
Tax Collector candidate August M Jung and Commissioner candidate Ad Gerhard seek Gillespie County Precinct No 1 seats. Both campaigns announce bids and urge local voters to support their respective offices.
Hy J Kirchhoff enters the race for Gillespie County Tax Assessor, seeking election to the local office. He campaigns on property valuation reform and municipal revenue administration, outlining plans to modernize assessment methods and improve taxpayer service.
Local item notes J T Estill is a candidate for County Attorney of Gillespie County. The notice lists his name and campaign focus as part of a forthcoming election update.
The Standard announces candidacies for Gillespie County offices including Commissioner Precincts 2 and 4 with R B Moore Wm Kasper Edw Gold Chas Woerner Ira W Lee. It also notes Constable Precinct 1 candidates John McDougall and Edgar Rothmann.
Allracht village near Cologne unveils bells cast from aluminum copper alloy claiming no burst or rust and weight about one third of bronze. Soviet bans books on ants and bees mentioning queens due to colony power dynamics. A tagged Alaska salmon recaptured in Kamchatka links 2000 miles between extremes. A German diver reaches 459 feet with near total darkness. New York closes 130 streets this year for informal child play spaces.
The Kimberly diamond fields are heavily protected with fenced inclosures and fine wire roofs to stop native laborers from tossing diamonds over the fence to confederates outside. Only clothing may be removed. hard materials are forbidden. An 18-year-old speaker in Los Angeles was ordered by a judge to read every city newspaper daily for six months and rewrite traffic accident stories in his own handwriting.
The excerpt notes mountain larkspur's cattle poisoning risk near blooming, with cattle dying while horses and sheep fare differently. Cincinnati milk bottles lost due to implied issues. Chippewa Falls tourists register nights and spending, averaging 166.80 dollars daily and 4060.70 monthly. A Pennsylvania quarry blast created a water lake, while Great Lakes freighters lose one seventh of capacity due to shallower loading, and lake levels have fallen.
On New Year’s Day the capital Christiania will be renamed Os lo. A suburb of Christiania named Oslo was founded in 1050 by Haralf Harrdraade, linking city and suburb in early Norwegian history.
An advertised remedy promises instant kill of screw worms and quick wound healing for cattle while keeping flies away. The claim is tied to H. Maier and distributed through all dealers with the message results guaranteed. 647
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