Untitled fragment hints at ship issue and wreck timing
A partial OCR fragment references a ship event with disrupted steerage and possible collision or reefing. Details are scarce but indicate a maritime incident with timing and direction unclear.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment references a ship event with disrupted steerage and possible collision or reefing. Details are scarce but indicate a maritime incident with timing and direction unclear.
Mrs Mason, identified as Chas. Martin, suffered a painful flesh wound and bruising after a cow kicked and struck her side while untangling a rope during milking. Doctors found no internal injuries but she remains in considerable distress following the accident reported by Mason.
Juliana Leyendecker of Laredo celebrates her eightieth birthday at home with nine living children thirty-one grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The event, described as a family reunion, marks Leyendecker as a highly honored citizen in a city that grew from a small village by the Rio Grande.
Mrs Max Martin sprained her foot while gathering flowers in the yard. She stepped off curbing and tied her instep, with Doctors unsure if a blood vessel was broken but the injury is not believed serious. Mason pays top prices for old brass copper rims rags and bleached at Juenke and Newolf’s store.
Mr Aug Jung and family reside in Cain City. Cox of Blanco visited Saturday. Striegler passed through enroute to San Antonio. Reimenschneiders made a San Antonio trip Tuesday, returning Wednesday. A large picnic crowd enjoyed speeches by Black of San Antonio and Gliddon of Fredericksburg. Mrs Jordan and family stayed with J D Jordan. Werdeman from San Marcos stays weeks at the hotel. Meier assists in the bank. Gates Striegler and Willie Hime joined the National Guard to depart for Werrville. J D Loveall & Sons began work on Mrs Striegler’s new residence. Wm Engle Jr’s piano arrived. Signe Striegler of Fredericksburg and Margaret Striegler of Cain City visiting Welfare. Mr and Mrs Reed of Brady visiting with Mrs Reed’s parents. H Ransleben of Fredericksburg helped with Mrs Striegler’s house. A G Moore of San Antonio spent week at Stinson home. Williams the bank examiner visited Cain City State Bank. Blue Eyes.
The Burnet Bulletin notes that after training, soldiers will be kept absolutely secret about their location and tasks. Public knowledge of whether they are in France or nearby would risk enemy torpedo attacks as they cross the ocean, an approach deemed necessary to protect troops.
Miss Grace Allison, about 24, was killed when her car overturned on the Junction and Roosevelt road one mile from Roosevelt while driving at high speed. The vehicle turned turtle after a tire came off during a sharp turn, pinning her beneath. her neck was broken and she suffered other bruises. Her companions Miss Velma Cothrun and Eunice Brady escaped unharmed. Junction Citizen-Light, July 6.
Roscoe Runge admitted to the bar after returning from the University and taking the bar examination in Austin. He received his license to practice law anywhere in the state though he has not yet received his degree from the University. Mason News.
Invitations went out for the silver wedding celebration of Mr and Mrs W C Dechert on Friday June 29 at 4 p m at their ranch. The gathering was large with many relatives and friends, plenty of food and prolonged merriment lasting into night.
A World War I dispatch from France reports that America must send four million men to support the Allied effort. Food supplies are adequate but not abundant, while morale among troops and civilians remains determined though weary. Casualties are anticipated to be heavy, and the nation is urged to prepare for losses as the fight continues.
Eva Christina Eckert aged 93 died Monday at her daughter’s home near Hilda after a long life as one of Mason county’s earliest settlers. Born in Baden Germany in 1824 she and her husband Karl Eckert arrived in Texas 64 years ago. She leaves seven children, 46 grandchildren, 72 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the family home and at the Lutheran church in Hilda under Rev. Philip Peter with interment in Hilda cemetery.
Drillers at the John W. Harris Ranch four miles north of San Angelo have struck a heavy flow of hot sulfur water and a notable quantity of gas. The well is reported to be 2,400 feet deep as of June 30.
Abilene was selected as the site for the new A and M College by the locating committee after multiple ballots. Governor Ferguson and other officials faced denials of second ballot votes, sparking debate among supporters and opponents as the governor called the controversy a joke.
July 4 reports describe expansive British coverage with editorials and cartoons under the theme hands across the sea. News pages note both celebration and restraint as American flags adorn government and private buildings while crowds display symbols and Lloyd George oversees arrangements.
El Paso dispatch notes a pro allied campaign spreading from Mexico City through Northern Mexico. In thirty days a clear movement favors breaking with Germany and aligning with the Entente, despite pro German editorials in Chihuahua City and other papers believed subsidized by Germans in the north.
The couple, engaged for three years, show signs of restlessness as their prospects of marriage drift with uncertain ease. The passage hints at a journey toward commitment but lacks a clear destination or date, reflecting doubt amid ongoing expectations.
43 Farmers Produce Co says it pays the highest market prices for turkeys chickens eggs and all poultry and invites sellers to see them before other buyers.
The undersigned reports selling all its stake in the Weinheimer & Co business at Stonewall Texas to Mr Eddy Hahn. He thanks former customers for past favors and requests continued patronage for Mr Hahn.
Eddy Hahn announces purchase of Felix Weinheimer in Weinheimer & Co at Stonewall Texas. The firm will be Weinheimer & Hahn with Adolph Weinheimer and Hahn. Hahn invites patronage and promises prompt polite service from the new firm.
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