Graustark onstage Captures Regal Scenery in San Antonio
The Grand presents Graustark for five performances starting today with matinee and night shows. Baker and Castle reproduce McCutcheon’s scene grandeur with Edelweiss landscapes, a royal boulevard, castle terrace views, and a throne room, praised as the studio’s artistic peak.
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George Barr McCutcheon
Messrs. Baker and Castle
Royal Boulevard
Vetive
Graustark
Castle
Harvey
San Antonio
Crystal City Uvalde Railroad Amends Charter Aims 105 Mile Southward Extensions
The Texas attorney general approved amendments to the Crystal City and Uvalde Railroad company articles of incorporation. The plan includes a 60 mile southern extension from San Antonio through Bexar and Atascosa counties and a 45 mile southwest extension through Atascosa, McMullen and La Salle to Fowlerton. The firm will rename to San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf.
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Austin
Tex
Rine Attorney General's Department
Crystal City & Uvalde Railroad Company
San Antonio
Bexar
Atascosa
Atascosa County
McMullen
LaSalle
Fowlerton
LaSalle County
Railroad Amendment Raises Capital Stock to 230000
The amendment increases the capital stock from 125000 to 230000 and was filed in the state department.
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State Department
Weeks ends 15 mile trek for Foley's Honey and Tar
P W Weeks M D Onalaska Texas reports a customer walked 15 miles to buy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The product contains no opiates and is advertised as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis hoarseness and throat tickling, suitable for children and adults, via Edwards King Drug Co.
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P. W. Weeks
M. D
Onalaska
Texas
Foley
Edwards King Drug Co
Roast goose at White Horse Tavern cited by doctors
Dr Littrell and Dr Stone of KIRO-PRACTIC and Osteopathy advertise a roast goose offering in the Conroy Building on the third floor at San A Lac. The message promotes an invigorating dining experience at the White Horse Tavern.
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Littrell
Stone
Kiro-Practic & Osteopathy
Conroy
White Horse Tavern
The Volunteer Pianist at Plaza Delights San Antonio
Foster and Foster present a split act at the Plaza theater where two performers sing different songs simultaneously while half the orchestra accompanies each. The novelty features a pianist playing with mittens bound to the hands. The act has become a hit with local playgoers as part of a vaudeville bill with several novel attractions.
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the Plaza
Foster
Plaza Theater
San Antonio
Plaza
Cardui Praised By Carrsville Woman For Women Health
Mrs F E Cossey of Carrsville Kentucky describes years of severe female troubles and sleepless nights. She reports immediate relief after using Cardui and says she has taken seven bottles with lasting benefit. The ad notes Cardui as a plant based remedy backed by fifty years of use and offers a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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Carrsville
F. E. Cossey
Cardui
Mrs. Cossey
Cardus
Little Goddess leads dainty mythological playlet bill
Hermine Shone and company headline a dainty mythological playlet titled the Little Goddess. Cadets de Gascogne sing grand opera selections. Bertie Fowler, Lambert Brothers, Lee Fung Foo, Paulinetti and Pique, and Plazascope provide varied acts and entertainment.
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Hermine Shone
Easter egg hunt opens Exposition Park in San Antonio
Exposition Park launches a big Easter event with 6000 colored eggs hidden by Palace Candy. The hunt starts at 4 pm, free for all, and will be the city’s largest Easter celebration. Manager W S Sinsheimer oversees improvements including a rebuilt dance hall and the Giant Dip. The Powers Stock company arrives at the theater with a 12 girl chorus and family friendly shows. Free band concerts and a downtown price restaurant accompany attractions including a Mexican village.
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Exposition Park
Palace Candy Company
San Antonio
W. S. Sinsheimer
Powers Stock Company
Exclusive $2 Hat Store at 321 Alamo Plaza
A compact grocery style notice references an exclusive $2 hat store located at 321 Alamo Plaza. It also mentions Horger Lumber Co at seven blocks south of S P Depot and an offer to estimate lumber bills.
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Alamo Plaza
Horger Lumber Co
S. P. Depot
Willie Griffin Pleads Guilty Under Juneteenth Release Deal
Willie Griffin pleads guilty in county court under an agreement to be released from the convict camp by Juneteenth. Judge Shook imposes a hundred dollar fine and grants bond, noting it costs less than a jury trial. Griffin remarks he is glad for the agreement and avoids 200 days in confinement.
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Willie Griffin
Aged Man Robbed Near I and GN Station
An elderly man at 108 North Medina Street was robbed of 57 dollars near the I and GN passenger station last night. Two men Antonio Reyes and Vicente San Miguel were arrested on theft charges. affidavits filed in Justice Umscheid's court. The money was recovered.
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Lucio Guzman
Medina Street
Antonio Reyes
Vicente San Miguel
Justice Umscheid
Exposition Park Opens With Free Admission Easter Events
Great amusement event at Exposition Park opens Sunday with free admission and band concerts. Easter egg hunt planned and Soldier Edward Lee fined $15 after a police chase on South Concho Street. officer struck, suspect hid in a Camaron Road garage.
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Exposition Park
Jackson
Edward Lee
South Concho Street
Camaron
Bexar County Humane Society Notices
Bexar County Humane Society announces contact details for humane officer B M Collins stationed at the Mackay building Office 211 Old phone 2409 day line 5877 night and Sunday coordinates for animal welfare inquiries and reporting.
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Bexar County Humlne Society
Mackay Building
B. M. Collins
Souvenir Offer At Witmer Crane Millinery
Souvenir with each $2.00 purchase offered at Witmer Crane The Home of Good Millinery located at 127 Avenue C Corner Travis Street. Ips Taxi contact numbers 1-2-8 provided for inquiries.
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Witmer-Crane
Good Millinery
Avenue C
Travis Street
Vagrancy case before Judge Buckley pounds woman
A woman described as a heavyset Negro appeared in police court today charged with vagrancy and fined $50 by Judge Buckley. She was arrested after four Black men were detained in a room of a Concho Street house owned by the defendant where they were said to be smoking. The men were each fined.
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Ethel Horse
Buckley
Concho Street
Easter egg hunt at Expo Park draws crowds
Great Easter egg event Sunday at Expo sition Park offers six thousand colored eggs for children. Free admission at Hot Wells car line, with Dr Baldwin specialist services noted. Wagon incident classed with lamp issue ends in a fine for Perry Davis.
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Exposition Park
Hot Wells
Local notices from San Antonio two day events and appointments
Classified items list calling cards for doctors and offices, a Humane Society meeting at 8 pm to review agents and finances and elect directors, Exposition Park features opening Sunday, Dr. Luther O Whitman moves to 219 Moore Building, Kearney to New York on Medina Valley Irrigation business, county appoints W N Cook night watchman at county courthouse, ten day want ads at half cent per word, Baraca class at Government Hill Methodist Church plans entertainment and forms glee club and orchestra.
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Baraca
James Lewis Baraca
Government Hill Methodist Church
Organizing Branch Formed by San Antonio Postal Supervisors
A new Organize Branch of the National Association of Supervisory Employees was formed yesterday afternoon by the supervisory staff of the San Antonio post office. Officers elected include President R. S. Hedges Superintendent of Mails Secretary C. S. Smith Superintendent of Station A Treasurer W. W. Gentzen Superintendent of Carriers.
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National Association of Supervisory Employes
San Antonio
Scouts Plan Two Day Hike From San Antonio Camp Out
The San Antonio Boy Scouts troop will depart this afternoon for a two day hike led by Scoutmaster G. S. Chessum. A campsite ten miles out on Castroville road has been chosen for instructional activities and pastimes to occupy the boys during their stay, with the excursion anticipated as the best in the history of the troop.
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San Antonio
Boy Scouts
G. S. Chessum
Castroville Road
Marshal Nolte Returns to San Antonio After El Paso Court Recess
Marshal Eugene Nolte resumes duties in San Antonio as the federal court in El Paso likely clears its heaviest docket. The grand jury continues its neutrality cases with witnesses moved from San Antonio to testify, and no adjournment was taken.
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Marshal Nolte
Federal Court
el Paso
Eugene Nolte
San Antonio
Nolte
Light want ads offer bargain weekend insertions
Classified notice advertises light want ads available starting Saturday, Sunday, or both days at half a cent per word per insertion. Refunds apply for unused periods when ads end. Telegraph or call for ads with a bill mailed later. Phones listed as 176- with incomplete last digits.
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Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Griffin
The
Aliccek
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George L. McCauley
Fred Davison
Hicks
Main Avenue
Ips Taxi
Baldwin
Gunter
Perry Davis
Corporation Court
Bibb
Garring & Hatcher
Gunter Building
Kohr
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Humane Society Meeting
San Antonio Humane Society
Hicks Building
Luther O. Whitman
Moore Bldg
Muth
Kearney
C. H. Kearney
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Pearson
W. N. Cook
Stein- Bloch
Kuppenheimer
Bangkoks
Easter Footwear News
Edwin Clapp
Frank Bros
Ayean
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Tickfaw
Staacke Bros
P. Balde-Sarelli
Gibbs
Hillyerdeutsch
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