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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1926

Page

11

Night Cough Relief With Old Time Remedy

A public notice-style ad touts Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and bronchitis. It claims quick relief by holding one teaspoonful in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing. The method is pitched as safe for children and economical with one dose.

Dr. King

Richard Stockton Signer Honored in Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial

The stockton family elder, Richard Stockton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, endured imprisonment and losses during the Revolution. Born near Princeton in 1730, he studied law at Princeton and served in the Continental Congress. He later became a New Jersey judge and aided the Revolution with his wife’s portrait by bayonets.

New York Richard Stockton New Jersey Philadelphia Congress General Washington General Howe Stockton Princeton Princeton College Great Britain Supreme Court of Continental Congress Benjamin Rush Julia

Woman Fatally Shot in Kerrville Hotel

Mrs H B Smith wife of Dr A B Smith of Dallas was killed by an accidental 32 caliber pistol discharge in a Kerrville hotel. Dr Smith said she was handling the weapon while he stood about five feet away combing his hair when the shot occurred. She died about 30 minutes later. The body was prepared for shipment to Dallas.

Kerrville Tex H. B. Smith A. Bb. Smith Dallas

Grade Crossing Crashes in December 1925 Reported

Twenty nine railroad crossing accidents occurred in December 1925 causing 8 deaths and 54 injuries. Automobiles were involved in 25 crashes with 7 deaths and 37 injuries. A street car collision in San Antonio injured 15, with the motorman failing to stop and the watchman off duty. One pedestrian and one railroad employee were injured in other incidents.

Austin Tex San Antonio Railroad Commission

Twenty-Two Oil Cars Burn in Okemah Derailment

Okemah Oklahoma March 20 Twenty two oil and tank cars burned in a ditch of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway near Hlenryetta after a derailment shortly before noon Saturday caused by a hot box. Damage is estimated at 200000. Traffic rerouted over the Kansas Oklahoma and Gulf Railway. Smoke was visible from 23 miles.

Okemah Okla St. Louis & San Francisco Hlenryetta Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway

Mrs Rebecca Jane Fisher Passes At 94 In Texas History Pioneer's Death

Mrs Rebecca Jane Fisher aged 94, mother of Texas and renowned for her devotion to the state, died at 8 10 p m Sunday after a weeklong illness of la grippe at her daughter Mrs R J Blandford s home 112 East 13th street Long known for her public honor across Texas she lived through the early days of Texas history and was beloved by patriots and historians alike.

Rebecca Jane Fisher Texas East 13Th Street R. J. Blandford Fisher Rebecca J. Fisher

Dean's Pills Help Weak Kidneys Claim Relief

A Fredericksburg reader reports kidney pain and fatigue eased by Dean's Pills, a stimulant diuretic sold by Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Customer says bearing down pain across kidneys and irritability improved after use.

Dean Fredericksburg G. L. Teague

John Deere Equipment on Offer at Oscar Krauskopf

John Deere grain binders mowers and rakes advertised by Oscar Krauskopf at the local dealer. The listing emphasizes none better and invites subscriptions to the Standard.

John Deere Oscar Krauskopf

Prohibition Agent Daisy Simpson Ends Life in El Paso

Daisy Simpson, famed prohibition agent, lies in a hospital after shooting herself amid arrest fears and bond woes. Officials identified her as Daisy Simpson, despite aliases, and noted a morphine package, a seized car, and a note of shame from her mother.

el Paso Daisy Simpson Julius Duval Jose Avenue San Francisco K. Moore Los Angeles Scott White United States Bert Sinkins

Prizes Offered for First Cotton Bales in Blanco County

Blanco Texas March 19. The Blanco Chamber of Commerce offers cash prizes totaling 100 dollars for the first three bales of cotton raised in this county and ginned here from the 1926 crop. First prize 45 dollars second 30 dollars third 25 dollars. Businessmen are active in encouraging farmers and hopes for a banner year are high.

Blanco, Tex Blanco Chamber of Comerce

Fiery Particles My Bonnie Leans Over Gas Tank

A fragment describes a person named Bonnie near a gas tank as she lights a match. The scene evokes a dangerous situation linked to a fire incident, with a Weatherford or Fireman’s Fund reference noted in the text.

Crossley Radio Sets Among The Best Here

Sanitary Plumbing and all accessories offered with full guarantee at H. H. Heyland. Galvanized dipping vats for sheep and goats made to order by Schandur and Reichenau.

Crossley Oscar Krauskopf

Also Mentioned on This Page

HALLS F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Wrigley Erwin Klein Stonewall, Texas Ing Sion Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y Foster- 000 Prohibition H. H. Heyland Schandur & Reichenau Hugo A. Walter Graham City Flour and Grain CO Fred. Hannemann Llano Coun Wilbur Oatman Llano Port Avenue Bank Kansas City Wakei Daisi H. Kuenemann
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