Death notice for Edward Arhelger
Edward Arhelger born January 19 1855 in Fredericksburg died March 7 1941 aged 86 1 18. He married Ida Cornelius October 10 1907 who preceded him in death November 25 1926. Surviving are sister Emilie Mrs Albert Reichenau brothers Alex and Fred Arhelger. Funeral by Rev O F Kattner at Schaetters funeral home Sunday afternoon cremation in San Antonio ashes laid beside wife in local city cemetery.
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Edward Arhelger
Fredericksburg
Jacob
Elizabeth Mueller Arhelger
Ida Cornelius
Emilie
Albert Reichenau
Alex
Fred Arhelger
O. F. Kattner
Schaetter
San Antonio
Theodor Rusche Rites Held At Cherry Mountain Community
Theodor Rusche born October 14 1858 in Fredericksburg died March 5 1941 at his daughter's home aged 82 years 4 months 21 days. Survived by daughters Anna and Selma, Gustav Rusche and other relatives. Funeral by Rev W C Peehlmann at Schaetter funeral home with interment in Crabapple family cemetery. Oo Texas note follows.
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Theodor Rusche
Fredericksburg
Nicolaus
Sophie Newmann Rusche
Fritz Rummier
Marie Hahn
Anna
Henry A. Moellering
Selma
Cherry Mountain
Gustav Rusche
W. C. Peehlmann
Schaetter
Crabapple
Senate Confirms Appointments and Advances Tax Measures
The Senate approved Governor Brownwood’s Harry Knox Jr. as Board of Control chairman and Frank Davis of Itasca as member, plus J Watt Page as Adjutant General and Elster Haile as Pardons and Paroles member. Tom C King was rejected as State Auditor while the omnibus tax bill and other measures move forward. The American Student’s Bill seeks free tuition for certain foreign students. truck load limit bills face debate with limits possibly 35 000 to 45 000 pounds. Other items include licensing insurance agencies, chemical tests for DUI, airport maintenance at A M College, and the Uniform Simultaneous Death Act.
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Senate
Harry Knox, Jr
Brownwood
Frank Davis
Itasca
Board of Control
J. Watt Page
Ft. Worth
Texas
Elster M. Haile
Hereford
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Tom C. King
House
A. & M. College
Alec C. Roberts
Alec C Roberts Born 1853 Blanco County Texas
Alec C Roberts born January 15 1853 in Blanco County Texas died March 2 1941 in Chicago at age 88 years 1 month and 18 days he had gone to Chicago seeking medical aid and was married to Miss Leaman
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Alec C. Roberts
Blanco County
Chicago
Leaman
Texans Vote for Miss Pearl for Texas Beauty Queen
Pearl Brewery of San Antonio launches a statewide poll selecting nine models to represent Texas as Miss Pearl for Texas. Voting starts March with the winner announced May 1, aiming to engage the public in a bold, entertainment driven choice.
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Pearl Brewery
San Antonio
Texas
Lone Star
Obituary notices and fair news from Texas pages in 1921
Surviving family members named for a Kerrville area obituary include Hugh Henry and Arthur Roberts and others with many grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Schaetter's with Rev. W N Casey officiating. Separate obituary note lists Mrs Wm Hitzfeld. The State Fair will book an independent midway for 1941 with a Pearl Beer Miss Pearl contest inviting Texas voters to choose a winner by April 10 and announce May 1 with full color displays.
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Hugh
Henry
Arthur Roberts
Ben Locklear
Chalmers
Elmo Roberts
San Antonio
Bennie
Bergheim
Estille Roberts
Fredericksburg
Tom
Bob Roberts
Evie Crooms
Mansel Roberts
Phoenix Arizona
Maggie Renick
Los Angeles
Cal
May Louberville
el Paso
Schaetter
Wm. Hitzfeld
Beckmann
Albert Church
Texas
America
Cotton Stamps Aim To Circulate 16 Million In Texas
Texas farmers could redeem 16 million dollars in cotton stamps if full participation in the supplementary cotton program is reached. The stamps pay 10 cents per pound of underplanted acreage and are usable for cotton made in the United States, targeting increased domestic use as export markets falter.
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College Station
Texas
United States
Donald L. Cothron
AAA
Lamar County
Department of Agriculture
Toledo
Uncle Sam
Wally Overland Motor, Inc
Hagneers
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Industry and manpower in the postwar economy
The text argues that after a depression and social legislation drained capital, industry faced a shortage of skilled workers and modern machinery. It calls for trained manpower and renewed production capacity, noting industry must lead democracy alongside agriculture and that post defense needs require peacetime efficiency and luxury goods once resources return to normal.
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Unt
Virtue's Reward Motorist Survives Telegraph Pole Crash
A motorist crashed into a telegraph pole and lay unconscious as wreckage fell around him. Untangling him, rescuers found him murmuring about tank heaven and claiming he lived clean as they tended to his injuries. Experts estimate U.S. milk cows at 25,800,000 on Jan 1, 1941, the highest since 1935 and second only to 1938-39.
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United States
Farm Stamp Benefit Details for Texas Cotton Program
Text explains that farmers operating multiple farms or with two or more tenants may qualify for up to 50 dollars in stamps. Acreage reductions to meet program rules do not affect cotton allotments in 1942 or future years. The program will be carried out in Texas by the AAA.
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Europe
Great Britain
America
United States
Texas
AAA
Texas oil industry briefed on state impact
The Texas petroleum industry, comprising about 225000 workers and their families, forms one sixth of the state population. The sector includes diverse jobs, supports local communities, pays taxes totaling 75 million dollars annually, and influences schools, stores, churches, and voting in the state.
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Texas Petroleum Industry
Oil Conservation Program Shows Big Tax Gains for Texas
A Texas study by the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association shows conservation laws boosted long term oil development and tax revenues. In pre conservation fields output fell 87.9 percent and county values dropped, while newer conserved fields sustained 66.8 percent of peak output with tax valuations rising. The report cites increased revenue for state and local governments and notes millions of barrels saved for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas Oil Conservation
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Association
Fragmentary dialogue from a poem page
The readable lines show a debate on humanity with a reference to passing sentence and a response from the Nines mentioning keeping three.
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Herbert Johnson
MR. Ford
Myeed
Sam
Henry Ford
The
Herald
Lochte Storage & Commission Co
J. F. Wedekind’s
Oo Texas
Texaco
Bill’s Lunch Room
Penrose B. Metcalfe
Roger M.eye
National Farm Youth Founds
Pepla
Woerner
L. Worrns
Wat Cn
Coltege Station
George P. McCarthy
Texas A
M. College
Turkey
McCarthy
Hho
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