Edward Arhelger obituary 1855 1941
Edward Arhelger born January 19 1855 in Fredericksburg died March 7 1941 aged 86 years 1 month 18 days. He married Ida Cornelius October 10 1907 who died November 26 1926. Surviving sister Emilie and brothers Alex Fred. funeral at Schaetler’s funeral home officiated by Rev O F Kattner, cremation in San Antonio, ashes interred beside his 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 in Crabapple Cemetery
Theodor Rusche born October 14 1858 in Fredericksburg died March 5 1941 at his daughter’s home aged 82 years 4 months and 2 days. He married Marie Hahn May 12 1883 who died May 7 1910. Survived by daughters Anna and Selma both in Cherry Mountain community and Gustav Rusche with other relatives. Rev W C Peehlmann led funeral rites at Schaetter's funeral home and burial was in the family cemetery at Crabapple.
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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 Advances Appointments and Tax Measures
The Senate approved Governor Brownwood Harry Knox Jr. as Board of Control chairman and Itasca Frank Davis as a board member. J Watt Page became Adjutant General of Texas and Elster Haile joined the Board of Pardons and Paroles, while Tom King was rejected as State Auditor. The omnibus tax measure and other tax bills loom next week. The American Students Bill grants Western Hemisphere students free tuition, and the truck load limit bill awaits floor debate with possible limits. In coming weeks Senate will consider insurance agency licenses, a chemical test for drunk driving, A&M College airport maintenance, 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
Govenor
A. & M. College
Texans Asked To Elect "Miss Pearl For Texas"
Alec C. Roberts born January fifteenth eighteen fifty three in Blanco County Texas died in Chicago March second nineteen forty one at eighty eight years one month and eighteen days. Funeral services were held at Schaetter's with Rev Casey officiating. The State Fair and Pearl Brewery announce a statewide vote to choose "Miss Pearl for Texas" from nine contestants with voting opening March 1 and closing April 10. Announcement and winner May 1 with portraits displayed statewide.
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Pearl Brewery
San Antonio
Texas
Lone Star
Pearl Beer
People of
Cotton Stamps Ramble Toward 16 Million Circulation
Texas merchants expect up to 16 million dollars in cotton stamps to circulate this year if all 640 000 cotton farmers participate in the supplementary program. Stamps redeemable for United States cotton goods will be issued at ten cents a pound of reduced acreage. shares for tenants and others vary up to twenty five dollars.
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College Station
Texas
United States
Donald L. Cothron
AAA
Lamar County
Department of Agriculture
Predus
AAA Administice
Temas A. and
M. Celtege Extension
Defense and industry must mobilize for postwar needs
The essay warns of a sweeping readjustment as defense production ends and Europe, Britain, and continental markets demand food and materials. It argues farming and industry must mobilize together, with trained manpower and modern machinery to avoid postwar unemployment and preserve economic strength.
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Europe
Great Britain
America
United States
Incusry
Virtue's Reward and a Wrecked Telegraph Pole
A motorist crashed into a telegraph pole and lay unconscious as wires and pole toppled. He muttered while being freed, claiming heaven and harp after declaring his clean living. Dairy experts estimate U S milk cows at 25 8 million on Jan 1 1941, a peak since 1935. The note mentions cotton and farm stamp programs and Texas AAA administration with Texas A M College extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oil Conservation Program Benefits Texas Tax Revenue Gains
A Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association study shows oil conservation created a permanent development type raising tax values. Old fields fell from peak output, cutting incomes and tax revenues. new fields under conservation still produced most of peak output with tax valuations rising, boosting state and local revenues by hundreds of millions.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Oil Conservation
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Wi Serso
Association
Wasteful Driving Habits Spur 3.5 Million Dollar Daily Loss
A study by Wally Overland Motor Inc reports Americans waste 3.5 million dollars daily on fuel due to poor driving. It cites a 2.4 miles per gallon average from a 600 mile Los Angeles to Grand Canyon economy run and offers 14 economy rules to cut fuel use. The piece also discusses Texas turkey growers adopting broad breasted turkeys boosting quality and yield.
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Toledo
Wally Overland Motor, Inc
Sogneers
Amercan Swek
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Fragmentary court notes spark unclear sentencing dialogue
The text shows an unclear courtroom scene with a judge and references to a plea and sentence. It mentions detectives and regular work but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or places to specify the case or outcome.
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MR. Ford
Sam
Henry Ford Trade School
Makuares
The
Herald
Lochte Storage & Commission Co
J. F. Wedekind’s
Texaco
Bill’s Lunch Room
Penrose
Metcalfe
Senato
Alec C. Roberts
Blanco County
Chicago
Seaman A. Lincacum
Amanda Wiley
Hugh
Henry
Arthur Roberts
Ben Locklear
Chalmers
Elmo Roberts
Ben
Wm. Hitzfeld
Beckmann
Albert Church
State Fair
Woerner
L. Worrne
Roger -M. Kyed
National Farm Youth Founds
Xyes
Texas Petroleum Industry
Natcn
Bechieay
Willys
Lihat
Page
George P. McCarthy
Sevice Pointry
Texas A
M. College
Extension Service
McCarthy
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