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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
7
Lost, stray or stolen notice for a light red dog with a white forehead and breast, short hair, mixed with bulldog. Reward of $5.00 offered for information leading to its recovery. Address Arthur Reed Route 2 Fredericksburg Texas.
Copper Black Bronze turkeys available with Toms at 10 dollars and Hens at 7.50 each. No orders after December 15 1925. Address HY W Keller Mason Route Fredericksburg Texas.
A Los Angeles physician Dr Mellenthin offers a two day free consultation stating a broad treatment approach for stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidney and other ailments. He lists several Texas patients with conditions and notes married women must be accompanied. Address 221 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California.
Doctors at the Southern Medical Association gathering in Dallas warned that cancer is a dreadful killer and urged public education through press, sermons, theater screens and radio. Dr. Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins said early detection yields high cure rates while delays reduce survivability. Signs include mouth sores, new skin lesions, breast lumps in women over 20, and unexplained abdominal discomfort.
Regular teeth care protects health and beauty. Pyorrhea is hard to cure after early stages. early detection helps. Tartar buildup at the tooth base encourages the disease. visit a dentist regularly to remove tartar. Bleeding gums and loosening lower center teeth are warning signs. an active brushing routine and specialized powders may slow the condition.
John Marquardt of Listerdale was repairing an old gun last Wednesday when a cartridge jammed. He discharged the weapon and a four inch bolt of steel struck his cheek near the eye, shattering the cheekbone and raising concern for his vision. He was brought to Comfort and is under care at Mrs. Anna Overman’s home with four physicians assisting, while three cooks on the diner suffered minor injuries as the train returned to Marshall.
Mason County records show pecan production about half of prior years. About 200000 pounds marketed this fall at 15 cents per pound while improved varieties fetch 30 to 50 cents. A local grower displayed nuts weighing one pound a piece in actual weight.
Willie Carmona, 19, lay injured at Robert B. Green Hospital after a 16 gauge shotgun discharged while he and two companions hunted rabbits on W. W. White Road. He was dragging the gun through a fence when it fired. his brother Andrew Carmona and friend John F. Ayer carried him to the hospital.
Investigation into alleged sale of liquor to school children begun by the district attorney after a man and a woman were arrested at a location where two 15 year old girls were found intoxicated. A quantity of liquor was seized and the girls gave statements to officers.
Belton Texas reports the death of six year old Junior Puddy after a automobile collision. He had endured 59 operations for a fractured skull and other injuries since birth. Funeral services were held, and he was the youngest of eight children of W. W. Puddy.
A calf wandered onto tracks south of Dequincey switch three miles south of Marshall causing a head on crash between the Missouri Pacific I G N Sunshine Special and northbound train No 8 at 11 40 Sunday. Twenty people including passengers and crew were injured as both locomotives stayed on rails and crews jumped clear. Engineer Link Gray attempted braking but the collision could not be averted and Gary sustained the most severe injuries among the injured parties.
Crowell Texas reports Harry Brady of Brownwood shot and killed at Whitfield Farm near Cornell. Hugh and Jesse N Davis brothers are held without bond after a dispute over a poker game led to Brady and Grady being threatened. Grady was killed. Relatives arrive for interment in Crowell cemetery. The Davises are jailed in Crowell and Quanah respectively.
Three American officers were fired upon from across the Rio Grande near Jiminez yesterday. Customs Officer H. L. Hamer Ranger William Taylor and Frank Hamer faced many shots but were not hit. No motive is known. This marks the third American firing since last March.
The note claims favorable results from advertising in the Standard using a bonafide subscription list of 1750. It asserts sworn circulation statements are provided to support reach and effectiveness.
Our stock of Ladies and Misses Coats is still complete. We do good job printing on short notice and guarantee satisfaction.
Farmers are urged to buy right and quality to save money as Fredericksburg Implement Co. offers reduced prices by purchasing in large lots. The ad promises service, prices, and quality and encourages reading the panel for desired items.
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