The Radio Post (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 27, 1924 Page: 3 of 6
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Do You Want This Scholarship
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If you are an ambitious boy or girl and have wished
to gain a business training, but lack of funds have pre-
vented you from attaining your end, drop in at the of-
fice of the Post. The editor has two scholarships avail-
able for two worthy young people at their own terms,
if they show the right spirit. Act at once before some
one else makes use of this offer.
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WHEN ROASTING MEAT
Wm. R. PETERMANN
A good cook can quickly tell how it will
turn out—but often times that is too late.
The sure way to do is to order your Roast
from us. Then you know it will be tend-
er, juicy and of the best quality.
F. M. Richards, one of the best
, known breeders of registered and
purebred Herefords, recently ac-
quired six registered Hereford
heifers bought at the Fort Worth
stock show and shipped to the
McCulloch county ranch. Such
purchases have been made from
year to year, now 26 registered
anima's are included in the 1000
herd.
The following special resolu-
tion was passed by the Board of
Directors of Del Rio Chamber of
Commerce at their regular meet-
ing, Febrbary 27th, 1924.
Whereas, certain properties of
Camp R. E. L. Michie at Del Rio,
Texas, were sold at public auc-
tion on October 30th, 1923, and
awarded to thirty-four individual
bidders of Del Rio and other sec-
tions of West Texas, and
Whereas; the sale and delivery
of said property was contested
by a citizen of Kansas, through
Senator Curtis of Kansas, and
Whereas, our Representative,
Hon. C. B. Hudspeth served dili-
gently in Washington in behalf
of his constituents in West Texas,
and finally was successful in ob-
taining the award of the sale to
stand was as made to above men-
tioned individual bidders,
Therefore, Be It Resolved that
sincere appreciation be and is j
expressed to the Honorable C. I
| B. Hudspeth for the very splen- j
did spirit of service and highly j
efficient manner in which he re- ■
presented our people in the most i
important matter of securing
Camp R. E. L. Michie property
for local purchasers and thereby ,
made possible approximately
$100,000 improvements today be-
ing made in this section by ranch-
men, small home owners and
large industrial concerns.
Be It Aesolved Father that a
copy of this resolution be given ■
to local newspapers and to Hon. j
C. B. Hudspeth.
Respectfully,
Del Rio Chamber of Commerce
F. R. Senor, Manager
F. L. Childs, Vice President
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Miss Anna Lu Oheim, daughter
' of Editor and Mrs. G. H. Oheim
of New Braunfels, and Wm. Wag-1
ner of Blanco were married last
week. The young couple will
make New Braunfels their home.
merce Endorses Hudspeth’s
Wotk in Sale of Army
Camp.
is for Xantbus, a boy of great might:
Those dumbbells he’s lifting are not very light
Find another athlete Right side down, along edge of vest
Schandua & Reichenau
The Roof of Your New
Home
Years of satisfactory service have proved the
advantage and the economy of Tinners Roofs.
So when planning your new Buildings specify a
Tinners Roof for economy and long service.
E. Vilas.
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Joseph Bros, are enlarging their
office-space adding new fixtures.
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Card of Thanks
We hereby express our sincere
appreciation to all those who as-
sisted us in caring for our beloved
husband and father at the time
his illness. We also wish to thank
Reverend Braehex* for his words
of consolation at the time of the
illness and at the interment. Also
wish to thank most sincerely Dr.
0. B. Witte, Dr. Victor Keidel.
and Miss Annie Winkelmann tor
t leir untiring efforts and all those
who honored our beloved one with
the bountiful flowers which cov-
ered the gi ave.
Mrs. August Oehler
and Children
are good for their children.
They should NEVER TALK
OF THEIR FOOD dislikes
before children.
3. Offer new foods to children
gradually and let them con-
sider it a privilege to eat
what grown ups have. Do
NOT offer it as dose of me-
dicine.
4. Be sure foods you give child-
ren ARE REALLY good,
(well cooked and seasoned.)
5. Keep diet simple, limiting
all highly flavored food par-
ticularly sweets.
6. If all precautions above fail-
put food child should eat be-
fore him and see that he eats
it. No mother allows her
child to go dirty because he
does not like to be washed.
She should not let him go
without necessary foods be-
cause he does not like them.
7. REMEMBER NOT to EX-
PRESS dislikes of foods be-
fore your children.
Office hours-Sat. 8:30-12 A. M.
Wed. 1:30 4 P. M.
But My Child Won’t Eat
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I. Common pleas of parents and
one of hardest to overcome:
1. “But my child won’t eat.”
2. “I just can’t make Johnnie
drink*milk.”
3. “I have never liked spinach
and so 1 can’t expect my child
to eat it.”
4. “Eggs make him sick.”
5. “How can I get my child to
eat vegetables?”
II. Many mothers know what a
child should eat and why, but
the greatest problem is to teach
him to eat it—to FORM SOUND
FOOD HABITS.
HL Why do we like some foods
and dislike others? We all have
same taste organs and the same
sensation is carried to our brains
1. It depends on our attitude
toward that particular food.
2. We like foods to which we
have been accustomed since
our earliest years—we are
used to them.
3. We acquire likes or dislikes
for foods by imitation of
those we admire -we imitate
what we admire. Our child-
ren will like what we like
from imitation.
4. We like foods that are con-
sidered luxuries. If the father
took his coffee each morning
with a grimace the children
would have no desire to drink
it.
5. We eat foods that we know
will have a beneficial effect—
we train ourselves.
IV. How can we teach our
children?
1. Begin early to cultivate a
taste in children for foods
which are necessary for their I
growth and development. In-
fants should gradually learn :
tastes of cereals and vege-1
tables.
2. Parents must set good ex-
amples. They should eat and ;
enjoy the foods they know■
Del Rio Chamber of Com-
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Henke’s Down Town Market
Use ’em, that’s why we installed them
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only Fresh and Sanitary Meats
“For Snappy Lunches”
Raw and Boiled Ham, Brick Cheese, and Frankfurts.
“Our Home Production” includes
Fresh and Smoked Sausage, Liver and Blood Sausage,
Hog-Head-Cheese, Corned Beef and famous
Toasted Ba logo as
You will be convinced after one trial
“Oifers”
The Conservative Purchaser
C. T. Ill |
Look!
Look!
Look!
As I am overstocked on
NEW FURNITURE
TEXAS
FREDERICKSBURG,
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I will give you a 10 per cent
CASH discount on all new
stock bought from me within
the next 30 days from date of
this issue.
Gus. Malchow
The Furniture Man
I have a very beautiful selection in Bed Room
Sets, Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Pillows, Li-
brary Sets, Library Tables, Rockers, Chairs,
Lamps, Cedar Chests. Seamstress Sewing Ma-
chine^, Dining Room Sets, Dining Tables, China
Closets, Kitchen Safes, Kitchen Cabinets, Kitch-
en Tables, Wood Cook Stoves, and also many
other bargains for this period.
Come in while the supply is complete.
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The confidence that the people of Fredericksburg zand its trade
territory feel in The Radio Post which makes advertising bring
results.
They have learned from experience that every item of news, every
bit of advertising which we accept, has been the subject of carefu1
scrutiny on our part. It must pass our test of reliability and hones-
ty before we will accept it. In other words, our acceptance of any
advertisement is a guarantee of its worthiness.
It’s Confidence,
Mr. Advertiser—
We welcome you to our columns if your product is honest, if it has
real merit, and if you are a reliable concern. Your advertising
will produce because it reaches people who have confidence in us,
and, through us, in you and your products.
Schroeder Bros.
If you have not attended our Sales, do so soon, as our Goods
are moving fast, and some will soon be exhausted. Some of
these Goods we will not be able to replace at the price we are re-
tailing them for, so you see what we are saving you.
Our Big Spring Opening Sale is now in full blast.
Everybody is taking advantage of the
Big Sales given by us.
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SPRING OPENING SALE
NOW ON
Advertise in The Radio Pest. It Pays
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E. HIRSCH
Truly indicative of the finest in
fine Footwear for Easter wear is
this present display which we are
offering for your approval.
for Easter
FINER FOOTWEAR
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THE RADIO POST, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS
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Dietel, William. The Radio Post (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 27, 1924, newspaper, March 27, 1924; Fredericksburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1313847/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gillespie County Historical Society.