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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
2
Livacaps for bad liver and colds claim relief after a bedtime hot foot bath with the cold gone by next day. Bed Label 50c for children and adults. Honey-molasses offers include pure honey at 12 1 2 c per pound and home-made molasses at 13 1 2 c. Knopp & Metzger advertise these goods and other groceries.
Paint Rock, Alabama resident Mrs C M Stegall says she was bedridden three years with pain and weakness. After six bottles of Cardus she regained appetite and sleep and now feels well and strong, believing the tonic saved her life.
A chiropractor and successor to Dr Eva Seetley welcomes the people of Fredericksburg and surrounding country. The ad notes services to relieve ailments and restore health with German and English spoken.
Amos Chapman, a scout for General Nelson Miles, charged a 125-strong Comanche Kiowa war party to save Private Smith during a 1874 dispatch mission near McClelland Creek Texas. He earned the Medal of Honor for sprinting under fire to reach the wounded man and was nicknamed Tam-e-yukh-tah The Man with the Cut-Off Leg by the Indians.
On the Washita in September 1874 Captain Lyman's Fifth Infantry faced 400 Kiowa and Comanche. Scout Frederick William Schmalsie rode 90 miles through danger to warn Camp Supply, evading Indians, fording a swollen Canadian river, and guiding the relief column to the wagon train within 20 hours.
Fredericksburg letter reviews the Dallas Farm Bureau session January 4–6 with 400–500 delegates. Dr. W T Bizzell and President Orr praise co operative marketing gains in grains wool cotton and tobacco, noting Texas leads and predicts rapid expansion into national markets through Dallas offices.
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