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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
6
Mrs. M. J. Flanigan of 104 Claiborne Street Nashville credits Tanlac with ending three years of cold chills smothering spells heart palpitations and nervous distress. She gained weight and reports her daughter Elsie also improved enough to work ten hours daily. All druggists sell Tanlac.
Fredericksburg Texas advertisement for Henry C Maier offering feed stuffs hides poultry country produce cold drinks tobacco and cigars with contact phone 63.
Donnar Texas advertisement lists wood for sale at five dollars per carlot or ten dollars delivered. Fredericksburg address indicates Sam Barnard as the contact in Donnar, Texas.
Washington dispatch reports the State Department received a detailed note on the January 5 killings of American oil men Karl Boles and F. J. Roney in Mexico. They left an oil terminal, borrowed gasoline near Agua Dulce, and were found dead about two miles away. Roney had chest wounds from Mauser rifles. Boles showed a Mauser bullet and bayonet stab. Officials attribute the deaths to Carranza troops, noting no nearby rebels. Mexico City claims of bandit involvement are disputed.
Former Governor and Supreme Court justice Charles Evans Hughes condemns the New York Assembly for suspending five Socialist members. He argues the move denies minority representation, Violent rhetoric and radical suppression are rejected, urging adherence to constitutional rights and peaceful discourse.
Senate Military Committee reports a reorganization bill creating a standing army of 280000 with 18000 officers and training for all young men. The plan restores National Guard footing, forms a separate air service, and names General Pershing Chiefs of Staff during his tenure as General of the Army.
President's commission to investigate coal mining presents existing conditions to the public. Operators protest wage and price adjustment claims, stating no agreement beyond Garfield era changes. The public remains forgiving as memory recalls a prior coal supply and rising concerns over industry honesty.
E W Torrence of Liano Texas testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of backache kidney trouble and nightly kidney action. He recommends the remedy and notes relief after use. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
The piece notes Washington turkeys at eighty five cents a pound fail to calm the Sc ions of the Senate. The League of Debating returns to graves worms and epitaphs as the nation waits on the peace treaty and League of Nations. A daily faith remains that a middle ground will be found to pass both.
A 65 year old Meadowsville resident praises Black-Draught for liver and digestion trouble. The ad claims seventy years of use, urging families to keep bowels clean and liver in order. It promises gentle, natural relief and suggests a dose tonight for a fresher tomorrow at 25 cents per package.
Bank resources show total assets of 62 378.53 dollars as of December 31 1919 in Cain City Texas, with a public notice published in Frede rie Standard in early January 1920 detailing the bank’s position and closure date.
Moscow dispatches report Krasnoyarsk in Eastern Siberia was captured by the Bolsheviks. About 60,000 prisoners from the First, Second, and Third Kolchak armies are said to have fallen into Bolshevik hands. The falls of Novocherkassk and Rostov-on-the-Don were also forecast, enabling a rear attack on Denikin.
Treasury report notes peak U S imports from Japan in 1919 at 303 995 041 with raw silk 17 157 405 soybean oil 8 994 776 tea 13 420 067 and silk fabrics 10 959 396 Exports to Japan in 1919 rose to 326 462 269 while imports had outrun them previously Say did you get that Brunswick Tire at Felix Maier at cost price
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