Tug Lights Up Harbor Amid Strong Winds
A tugboat crews its way through rough seas near the harbor as strong winds push ferries off course. Local harbor authorities monitor tides and issue advisories for small craft.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1916
Page
1
A tugboat crews its way through rough seas near the harbor as strong winds push ferries off course. Local harbor authorities monitor tides and issue advisories for small craft.
A series of notices announce candidacies for Gillespie County positions in the upcoming November election. N. T. Stubbs and Chas Schmidt seek roles in county offices, with Willie Heimann Jr, Louis Kordzik, and others declaring bids for Sheriff Tax Collector Assessor and related posts.
The Alfred Basse store on Main Street is being modernized to a contemporary structure. The front gallery is removed, the floor lowered, the building extended to street line, and a glass front added. Newly acquired, the property will be occupied once improvements finish as Fredericksburg strides toward metropolitan status.
Two autos collided late Thursday evening in front of Kolmeier and Kliers hardware store. No injuries reported. One car struck the other broadside causing a tire blowout. damages described as slight to both vehicles.
The Echo Club held its Wednesday meeting electing Hugo Henke as president Hugo Koenig as vice president Alex Henke as secretary Lawrence Knopp as treasurer and John Gentemann as director for the forthcoming year.
As spring nears city residents enjoy Sundays and holidays along the Pedernales River with many fishing parties encamped within five miles of town. Silver bass to seven pounds, plus abundant small fish, make the stream popular. anglers are urged to release undersized fish to keep the waters stocked for future outings.
Local depot adds Wal" Mound City Horseshoe Brand Paints to stock. F. Stein & Son confirmed as suppliers and yard partners.
Local society notes report Mrs A L Patton entertaining the Hackel Kraenz chen ladies on Wednesday with refreshments served by hostesses. The item includes multiple local visits, travel notes, and business concerns in Gillespie County.
Ad copy warns of spring colds and grippe from sudden winds and shifting seasons. Promotes Dr King’s New Discovery Laxative Tar Syrup as soothing relief that helps break up grippe and cold attacks. Claims over 40 years of testing and ready to use without mixing.
A historical ad describes Stoan Liniment as rapidly easing rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. Testimonial from James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia cites knee relief after a single application. Also notes local events and social notices including a baseball fans meeting at Klaerner's opera house and school athletic plans for April 14.
Local ad urges readers to purchase only the pure genuine Old Reserve B or Paul Jones Whiskey from R Maier and Son. The message emphasizes authenticity and warns against inferior imitations sold elsewhere.
The Fredericksburg independent school district trustees appeal for a bigger, more modern school facility. Attendance has surged, forcing rental of space off the high school campus. A bond issue or selling the campus to fund new construction is discussed as possible solutions to provide adequate rooms for local pupils.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup made from pine tar aconite sassafras peppermint and other ingredients. It claims immediate relief and soothing effects while offering ready made 25 cent bottles with the formula printed on the package.
A list of unclaimed letters at the Fredericksburg Post Office for the week ending March 11 1916 includes Frank Wm Seaward Lioniers Flores Agapito Balero Martin Bega Migel Arisolo Federico Caneino Leon Chavez Romulo Tovias and Apolinar Rodriguez. Callers should say Advertised or the letters go to Dead Letter Office on March 25 1916.
The list notes students earning 90 percent or higher in department work and an overall 90 percent average. It covers 6th through 11th grades with pupils such as Else Immel, Ruby Stein, Andrew Moursand, Hilmar Sehmidt, Alfred Cameron, Lena Klingelhoefer, and Mathilde Maier among others.
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