Easter Services At German Evangelical Church
The Sunday school and congregation at the German evangelical church on Burnett and Chestnut streets will hold special Easter services Sunday morning. The program includes hymns and recitations by Sunday school scholars and Young People's Alliance members. Everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Church
Burnett and
Chestnut Streets
T Ie
Young People’s Alliance
Ny- Sabone
Bucklen Arnica Base Salve Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Base as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It guarantees cure of piles with money refunded if not satisfied, price 25 cents per jar, sold by Fr Kalteyer Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eale
Fr. Kalteyer
Son
Local Music Mention Praises New Song by Beasle Maud Mollmay
The Buford Bros. Mise Publishing Co. compliments the local musical genius Miss Beasle Maud Mollmay for their latest piece titled My Laughing Baby Bog. The song is described as catchy and sentimental with good sales potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Bros. Mise Publishing Co
Wilb
Beasle Maud Molliay
Health and beauty claim for Electric Bittera tonic
An advertises a health tonic stating good looks come from healthy organs. It links tone to stomach liver kidneys and blood purification, promising clear skin and a good complexion. Sold at Kalteyer and Son's drug store for 50 sen per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalteyer & Son
Excursion to Comfort draws San Antonians in crowds
A large group from San Antonio joined the Aransas Pass excursion to Comfort, traveling by regular train with return tickets offered for tomorrow. The day featured a lively ball, entertainment in Comfort, and a general Tax Day celebration. An unrelated testimonial from A P Kenty praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for long standing rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xatea
Aransas Pass
Witte Mountain
G. S.wells
Chamberlain
Dottie
A. P
Kenty
Claremore
Atk
Boldby
Military Promotions and Changes At the Post
Army postings report promotions for Sixth Infantry and Tenth Cavalry, with sergeants and corporals advanced, cooks reassigned, and a new adjutant appointed. Major Maxwell Keyes highlighted as a notable officer linked to a Cuba campaign. post officials note Colonel Glenn’s death and paymaster duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Infantry
Tenth Cavalry
Seo Marlin
George R. Guthrie
Cardpet
Charles Hardy
Memphis
W. John Son
Gray
Stephen F. Sulupotie
En AL Mériou
Lenth Cavalry
Andrew J
Jennings
Crane
Joseph Wooden
Braxton Aischarged
Waller
Jones
John MT. Brown
Morton
Fourth Arkansas Youniver Infantry
de Light
Max Keyes
A. &. B. Keyes
Third Cavalry
Bern
McKinley
Cuba
Sever
Thioin
Anus
Thcerk
Reriobi
Maxwell Keyes
Lu i
Keyes
United States
Lewits Coloust
Hooseven
Spain
Tenth Infantry
Ort Sil
Army
Capron, Jr
Wideo
San Juan
Uou Guasiuus
Sfexas
Max
Maxwell
Lana Grant
New Mexico
Colorado
George B. Glenn
John L. Burtis
Glenn
Pay
Fork Sam Houston
Embroiddinl Honiliure od Namsoak Wralolilecy
Fragmented notes describe a gospel meeting at 4 pm with St. Biem as speaker and a men’s rally at 4, while a regional address from Henderson, Kentucky, promotes Chimbertale’s Gough Remedy for coughs and a government stamp requirement for Calybenite or Iron Water with Pepalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vomolay
Ann Uworary
YOMEG
St. Biem
Amd Teey
Sallee
Uenderson
Wie Revenue Department
Washington
Dullolg
George Nuliity Grocer Co
Pissy-Dollar Fine and Nineteenth Century City Notices
A fragmented local page reports a Recorder Kroeger fining a man twenty dollars for carrying a pistol, with testimony linking the weapon to election time tensions between Black residents. Other snippets note police actions, a Sanitary Inspector’s arrest, and monthly financial receipts, plus ads for fabrics, saloons, acetylene lighting, and cheap engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroeger
Emil Oopermann
COURTS AND MOTIONS IN TEXAS CASES AT OLD CITY COURT
Legal docket reports multiple Texas cases with indictments and motions listed. Defendants include J. Goodman and Ryans-Sal aer-Buell Co. motions for continuance and new trials are ruled or appealed. Other entries note writs, warrants, and special venires with dates in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirsey-Sopyenth
Ryvans-Salaer-Buell
State of Texas
Mutual Elected Light Go
A. Tas Co
State of
Lexas
J. Tutcherson
State of Yexay
Benjamin Praukild
State of Wesusve
Arthur A. Ware
WIFTI
T B.A
Ily
San Antonio
Donehia Sonal
JDM
W. U. Telephone Gp
Kanels Moody
Z. Gillett
Dlammi de
Awd Cred W
Kate Stone
G. Rkuhwiler
Wiley Lad
Win
Chester
Corplate
Utr
Diéfeulant
Virginia
Yale University
D. G.L
the Catholic
University of America
COUNTY WARRANTS AND PAYROLL NOTES LISTED
Fragmented county financial itemization lists payments to West End Lumber Co and others for courthouse and road work, salaries, per diem, and various services. Includes names like Burt J. Dewitt, Henry Rena, G. Sigmund, and T. Towngend. totals and line items reference county treasurer and attorney roles. Also notes upcoming sale of ladies wear and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Lumber Co
Tumbay Fae Licon
Burt J. Dewitt
Fensity
Tojeda
Sigmund, Blanks
Tomuon
AW -Boungary
Sss Ie
S.A. Patnifvy “Co
Bro
Lycee Pee
Henry Rena
Truckle
Gareta
John Routledge
Gon
Sah
County
Miouk
Pink Waller
Lewis
Berry
Peter Jonas
Salery
Bart Dewitt
Atjawaucos
AA Barer
Enginges
Ralnty
Wight Watehmin
Trritz Ohnesorge
Santth
Frank Bell
Inmon
Powers
Tohn Behrepiter
Jacob Weber
Saoribanse
Paul Liebig
Salay
Applewhite
Salay Geo
Rin Emay
Sree
T.y
Frank Scheleher
Syatie
Nat Lewis
Birds lay early eggs in San Antonio climate claim
Captain Cockburn notes ostrich hens begin laying earlier than California, praising San Antonio’s climate. Mrs McKinley is cited and observers say birds settle for 30 days, with nests of fifteen eggs forming. The report suggests favorable conditions for the birds and mentions laying rhythms and weather influence.
Local notices mix with sales and social events
OCR fragment lists installations and street corners, addresses, names and prices. Mentions a party at South Alamo Street with dancing to the Tihad Arizta orchestra and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. George Kargea at 230 Gro|e Street. Also advertises parlor furniture in gold inchecagary and implied local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman
Alamo Steeet Inn
Tihad
Arizta Orchestra
George Kargea
Heir
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the Sunday Light
Dean St
A. Pancoast’s
Commerce St. P
Bucklens Arnica Base
Logal Musicat
Matters Military
Tauilonnul Keyes
Sebladel
B. A. Paore
John J.oniMer
Sixes Infantry
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Quartermasters Department
Manley
Nebraska
Dakota
Twelfth Infantry
Isv
Big Woot
Capiyity
Kimeelé
Day
Bad River
WN. D
Syiot
Fort Waten
N. 1
Sitting Bull
Tung Bergeant
Red Rock
Indigt
Tle
Lawrence
Rad" Weight
Infantes
Seine Twilay
Rede
Atnaley
Fed" Wright
Simon Pendleton
Indy
Garbo
Wil
Regan
Toston
Mdwiu
Mart
Wyper
Ife
Seaya
Wolfson
Protec
Chimbertale
Gough Wemedy
Steve
Shep
Whem
Gham Heytaio
Dmerestar
LAL Ln
Woreson
Gvey Marsteat Soltluctions
Cty
Marshal
W. D. Druse
Recorder's Court
Taraaiarket
City Pound
Pia
Astor House
Weat Commerce
Canseryn
Meéssra, Brown & Brown
Andraen Brown
Mr. Bromo
Dc Tapanesh
Fe Tomorrow
Ory
Nw Gas Company
K. Houston
Alamo Iron Works
van Duson
Oxfords
Morrow
the. Courts
Cohen Eade & Coy
Biensteen
Mary Imender
Clas
M. Grace
Ware
Blate of
Texas
A. Gas, Co
Warmitlo
B.A. St. Rey. Co
Aque Warranto
Rie Light Co
Quo Warrato
A. Mollson
Lori
Sio
Robards Receiver
Mdg
Joan Asst
Murray
William Gerpélve
Hdward G. Sengel
Guangh
M. J. Prewitt
West Commerce Street
Dreiss
Aml Haye
Barker
Denny
Wainut Atveet East
Commeres Street
Dreiss Hill
Nevada Street
Pine
Monumental
Weiss Hill
Belmont
L. Wolfson
Pacite
Austin
CL. A
Alberthal
G. G. Altgelt
C. Bellve
Pant Lirlee
Mra
Carlton
Eyvell Shipp É& Co
Escamilla
Chas
Ladiss
Joe Palmer
Mahaly Harris
Wm. J. Dronaghan
Johnna Simin
Adele
Sre Neatlig
Robert
Julian Malizon
Sarah “Hall
Armstead
Lucy Wleaman
Ormerrow
Madras
Lewolfson
Furnilol
Syria
Wolipson
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