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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
14
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The Wolf Baking company of San Antonio was chartered in Austin on April 5 with capital stock of 10 000 for baking and manufacturing. Incorporators are Philip H. Wolf Edgar R. Wolf and Herman H. Wolf, with the majority stake held by Philip H. Wolf. Reserve your Easter dinner at the Gunter 6 to 8 p m Sunday special souvenir menus one dollar per plate.
The Conference for Education in the South closes in Nashville with emphasis on rural school improvement. M P Shaw cites funds and calls for federal aid while W K Tate oversees the rural program. Susie V Powell lauds community driven school progress. Staacke Bros. offer low price carriages as a side note.
A Comfrey, Mina mother reports her daughter, once plagued by epileptic fits every few weeks for three years, is now reportedly cured after using Dr Miles Nervine for over a year with no seizures. She praises the remedy as a blessing and a return to health for many suffering children nationwide.
An in store assurance touts Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a non greasy, pleasant remedy that erases dandruff stimulates hair growth and prevents premature baldness. It claims strong efficacy and money back promise if it fails, offered at 50 cents and 1 dollar at H L Wagner Rexall Store corner East Houston Street and Avenue C.
E Cowper Thwaite president of the San Antonio Rockport and Mexican Railroad reports high fertility in the lower Rio Grande Valley from Brownsville to Samfordyce after a lengthy inspection. He notes local merchants are eager for trade with San Antonio but lack opportunities. The line plans an extension from Crowther to the border creating an air route to the border.
H F MacGregor Taft manager in Texas circulates to county chairmen alleging Lyon’s state call aims to elect 40 national delegates at large. He urges district chairs to push for congressional district conventions by May 17 to choose district delegates.
The Woodrow Wilson club in Wichita Falls Texas has urged the Democratic executive committee to hold a county primary for presidential preference. The club also agreed to pay half the primary costs.
In Des Moines Indiana on April 6 900 union carpenters ended a strike after master builders agreed to raise wages by five cents an hour.
A Houston street window display advertises the San Antonio Young Men’s Christian Association. The scene includes a gymnasium swimming pool reading room and various departments with small dolls in bathing suits indoor games and figures in reading chairs. Arranged by Harrison Daugherty the membership secretary.
The American Cotton Manufacturers' Association backed reducing all tariff schedules deemed excessive by the tariff board. They condemned prohibiting cotton futures as harming the trade and urged New York Cotton Exchange to revise prices more often to aid southern interests. Officers elected include President W A Erwin and Vice President Stuart W Kramer. meeting adjourned with invitations from New Orleans and Memphis.
Jim Wortham, a former Wells Fargo Express employee, pleaded guilty in county court to theft under $50, receiving a $100 fine and four months in the convict camp. Seven related cases are pending, likely to be dismissed. Wortham allegedly used a systematic method to steal clothing and other wearing apparel, mainly in February, as detectives traced the peculations.
The $160 000 appropriation for per diem pay is exhausted following the last Texas legislature action. State officials report funds depleted and warn of potential delays in reimbursements. The AP notes the impact on personnel awaiting daily allowances.
The Texas penitentiaries have exhausted overtime wages owed to convicts through December 31 of last year. The final $12 000 was drawn today in approved accounts by the financial department. Going forward, convicts will be paid from the system’s earnings.
G Lopez, a Sea Pacific shopman among the injured in the boiler explosion that killed about 29, filed suit in the Fifty seventh district court seeking 30000 dollars. He says a portion of brick and mortar wall fell on him causing permanent injuries.
The regular annual meeting of the active Y M C A membership will be held tonight at 7 o'clock. A nominating committee to receive nominations for the board of directors has been appointed: S. G. Tayloe, H. B. Affleck, and A. M. Fischer. Five directors will be elected to fill one vacancy and the terms of J. M. Allardyce, W. N. Hagg, Hayden F. Smith, and C. C. Todd expire.
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