Rains Drench Gillespie Co as Severe Storms Hit Region
A powerful thunderstorm struck Gillespie County Monday around 7 p.m. with lightning and strong winds causing alarm and power outages in parts of Hays and Bandera counties. Fredericksburg recorded 2.90 inches of rain from Monday night to Tuesday morning, contributing to a May total of 6.83 inches. The article notes multiple rainfall reports across nearby areas and discusses potential record May rainfall for the region.
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Gillespie County
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N. J. Dietel
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May 23 1975 Harper Herald-Harper Texas item
A May 23 1975 notice from Harper Texas appears in the Harper Herald Harp er edition detailing a local event or notice with limited readable context.
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Harper Herald
Harper, Texas
Lightning and High Winds Disrupt Fredericksburg Power
A severe storm knocked out power across Fredericksburg and surrounding areas as lightning damaged transformers and sectionalizing devices. Crews worked overnight to restore service with most lines back by Tuesday afternoon, though waterlogged roads and flooding hindered efforts near Doss and Harper. Schools closed due to creeks flooding and high water, while the Pedernales River rose multiple times and affected nearby residents. Local outages included the Law Enforcement Building and several city blocks, with winds toppling branches and causing minor damage.
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CTEC
City of Fredericksburg Electric Utilities
Central Texas Electric Coop
James Baethge
Doss
Cole Creek
Willow City
Clint Hardin
Greathouse
Midway
Kerrville Junction
Jim Weatherby
Fredericksburg
Live Oak Road
Harper
U. S. 290
Roy Henke
Pedernales
Bear Creek
Wolf Creek
Henke
Mike Armstrong
Tivydale Road
Law Enforcement
City Electric Utilities
Allan Oestreich
South Crockett Street
South Adams
Creek Streets
Traiis
Kerrville Road
E. Centre
Oestreich
Tetanus Prevention Urged As Outdoors Season Begins
The Texas Medical Association warns minor wounds can trigger tetanus or lockjaw. Spores in soil and dust linger. immunization with tetanus toxoid and boosters every ten years are essential. If injured, doctors may use tetanus antitoxin, but prevention remains key.
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Texas Medical Association
American chemist joins French Academy of Sciences
Dr. W. A. Noyes Jr. of The University of Texas becomes the academy’s sole American inductee. Noyes, Ashbel Smith Professor Emeritus, is renowned for Photochemistry of Gases and longtime editor of Chemical Reviews and the Journal of Physical Chemistry.
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National Academy of Sciences
W. A. Noyes Jr
Ashbel Smith
University of Texas
Noyes
American Chemical Society
Chemical Reviews
Journal of Physical Chemistry
Strength and Courage Across Time
The passage juxtaposes enduring forces from ancient to modern thought. It traces how iron, fire, water, clouds, wind, man, fear, sleep, death, loving kindness, and communal bonds shape human resilience. It ends with a note on shared humanity and solidarity among brothers.
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