Indich’s Next Chess Moves Spark Local Debate
A terse note outlines Indich’s upcoming match and supporters argue over strategy. Community figures cite past records and training plans as they weigh potential outcomes and betting odds for the event.
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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
1
A terse note outlines Indich’s upcoming match and supporters argue over strategy. Community figures cite past records and training plans as they weigh potential outcomes and betting odds for the event.
A damaged OCR snippet shows multiple low prices such as 26.00 21.50 16.75 9.99 and 8.20 tied to a store context. The fragment mentions sales terms but lacks full items or dates. No clear events or identities are readable beyond generic shop pricing.
Local residents attend social events and travel between towns, with reports on weather damage from heavy rains, school activities at Willow City, a new county judge candidate, and community notices. The Willow City High School closes with a large barbecue and musical program. Frie nds and relatives visit from Kerrville Edwards County Bear Creek and Stonewall areas amid agricultural and livestock updates.
Thomas O Schmidt, a 25 year old business educated candidate, has served two years as Gillespie County Farmers Union chairman and has championed rural improvement. He works as Warehouse Manager for Farmers Produce Company in Cain City Texas and focuses on better schools roads and farm cooperation.
Elaborate programs by Fre dericksburg Public School pupils entertained Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Junior classes sang danced and staged a fairy play with May Pole Dance and a Japanese tea party. The Revolt farce on Women Rights was a standout.
Walter Lambert returns Friday after months in Sweetwater Texas. Bertha Lott nurse at Lamberts Sanitarium recovering from appendicitis. Harry Bonn overlooks pneumonia, now out. August Hartmann and Frank Kimbrough join U S troops at San Antonio. Crab Apple School closing held Thursday with many attendees.
Weather permitting the Lone Star Brewing Co. of San Antonio will play the Fredericksburg Giants next Sunday at the Fair Grounds. Both teams expect a sensational game with bragging rights on the line as the Giants seek revenge for a prior upset and the Lone Stars aim to prove superior on home turf.
Agricultural mail service in Gillespie County was disrupted by washouts on regional rail lines early this week. The first mail delivery resumed Tuesday night with Postmaster Gold visiting the junction by auto. trains now run on schedule.
Gillespie County Commissioners Court approved a $1000 demonstration program for agricultural methods. The state department contributed $500 and Clayton Morris donated $500. The move marks a progressive step and aims to advance farmers interests in the county.
Otto Schildt arrived Friday morning from Spring Creek with the scalps of two large timber wolves and a large bobcat pelt. Trapping has reduced predatory animals in the area, satisfying stockmen who raise goats and sheep.
Robt Knopp and R L Kott, riding in a light delivery wagon, were jolted when the horse grew unruly. Mr Kott sprang free while Mr Knopp was thrown clear, the horse veering then running a short distance without major damage. Both men escaped injury beyond bruises.
A Monday race meet in Fredericksburg features purse races totaling over 100 with entries limited to Gillespie county horses. A baseball game between the Fredericksburg Giants and a visiting team will accompany the event. Local horses are expected to run. the full race program appears elsewhere in the issue.
Elva Maier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hy Maier, fractured her left wrist after a swing untied from its fastenings during Tuesday play. She also suffered facial bruises and scratches but none serious.
Fredericksburg has developed one of the best horse and mule markets in the region. Buyers from larger cities visit regularly, purchasing many fine animals at good prices. Local sellers should stay informed through the papers to profit from the market.
Gillespie County received a soaking last week with around three inches of rain statewide. Dry creeks turned to torrents for hours and the Pedernales River reportedly rose fifteen to twenty feet. Fields suffered wash damage in places, but overall the rainfall is deemed beneficial, giving a strong start to the spring growing season.
An ad promotes Chamberlains Liniment as relief for chronic rheumatism and muscular pain. It also notes Regular Maxwell stock car set a world record for a non motor stop from Nov 23 1915 to Jan 5 1916, traveling over 22000 miles under AAA rules. Local agent 380tt E. J. Koenig advertises. Also seeking fat hogs and all corn with high market prices via phone.
Notice to the public that E. H. Riley will continue the business formerly operated as Schneider and Riley after purchasing Wm. Schneider Jr.s interest. The signer thanks patrons for past support and solicits future favors.
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