REO Trucks Highlighted at Auto Show and Salesrooms
Mr. Merchant urged to invest in an REO truck to expand delivery reach and boost sales. Exhibits show %-ton and 2-ton models at the Auto Show and in the salesrooms.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
17
Mr. Merchant urged to invest in an REO truck to expand delivery reach and boost sales. Exhibits show %-ton and 2-ton models at the Auto Show and in the salesrooms.
REO TRUCKS are built for maximum mileage with minimum fuel consumption. They are dependable to maintain and operate. Parts are priced reasonably and kept in stock for immediate delivery.
Captain Lewis Maverick, candidate for fire and police commissioner, rejects offers of captaincy and machine-division commands as war mobilization looms. He emphasizes commitment to finish his race, notes San Antonio as a potential storm center, and argues for a capable local police force to aid federal authorities if needed. He also declines to appear before Fort Sam Houston’s examining board for a major in the officers reserve corps, stating he will serve his term if elected.
A physician essay warns that a coated tongue and bad breath signal liver imbalance caused by intestinal blockage. It advocates Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for laxative relief and Anuric as an antidote for uric acid buildup, linking illness to stagnation and toxins.
Department officials expect rapid training of a large army here as part of a nationwide expansion to fight Germany. Fort Sam Houston and Camp Wilson would house thousands with Leon Springs and nearby lands under option for future use while bakery and remount units are mobilized to supply bread and horses for National Guard troops.
Text notes that eligibility findings have been completed and sent to Washington regarding cases in which men were found eligible. The statement emphasizes progress in processing qualifying individuals.
Postmaster George Armistead returned from Washington describing plans to mobilize up to 100000 men in San Antonio and to expand post office facilities and add sub stations. He noted intense purpose in Washington, and said Senator Stone appeared care worn amid criticism of the armed neutrality bill.
Texas National Guard units are moving into Camp Wilson as mobilization efforts intensify. The deployment signals a broader mobilization plan with units to assume stationing duties in the post.
Local druggists report strong interest among mothers with small children in Vick's Vap-O-Rub Salve recently introduced from the South. The salve is sold in 25c 50c and 1.00 packages on a 30 day trial with money back if it fails to prove better than internal medicines.
Reports from the Southern Department chief of staff list arrival of Second Infantry units A C D G KK H from San Antonio Wa Co Taylor, Third Infantry F Marlin KK Orange HQ and machine gun company Dallas H, Fourth Infantry from Vernon, Cavalry Troop C San Antonio Troop A and a supply troop detachment Houston with more units en route by night.
Commissioner Lambert announces Brackenridge Park will open Sunday with a beach concert and swimming if weather permits. The park staff have prepared roads golf course diamonds tennis courts and zoo exhibits while sand piles firewood and new kitchens are planned for visitors.
General Pershing accepted an invitation to address the Rotary Club at the St. Anthony Hotel on Loyalty to the Flag. The group discussed inviting all Texas National Guard officers and voted to attend the opening baseball game in San Antonio on April 13 to support Col. W. S. Hendrick’s recruiting campaign.
A 28 year old Black man was arrested in San Antonio by Policeman Dunning on a felony charge and is to be held until Sheriff Allen and Constable McGruden from San Marcos arrive Friday afternoon. The report notes San Marcos men are en route to take custody.
Dialogue excerpt shows a patient Bronco Bill questioning gas anesthesia with a nervous tone. The dentist reassures that the gas will ease the procedure and reduce pain, emphasizing the patient’s comfort and safety.
Mrs Annie Wyrill of Palestine Texas credits four years of female trouble with relief after using Cardus tonic. She reports severe back pain fainting spells and weakness until after a bottle and a half she could stand and work again enjoying long-term recovery.
Attorney General B F Looney issues amended ruling closing all saloons in Bexar County for the county school trustee election. San Antonio approved as independent district earlier. four precincts vote for two trustees Champe G Carter and T P Dashiel seek re election.
The San Antonio banker and Commonwealth Bank and Trust co. vice president H P Drought will be buried Sunday after a 3 PM home service at 529 Oakland Street and 3:30 PM at St Marys Church. Active pallbearers are bank officers and directors. honorary pallbearers are listed. Gerald Drought, his son, is traveling from New Jersey with Mrs. F E Sharpe.
The Muller Company of San Antonio filed its charter in the State Department in Austin on April 6. Capital stock set at $20,000 to handle automobiles and accessories at wholesale and retail. Alfred Muller presides, L S Peter is vice president and treasurer, E C Jones secretary. Successors to the Muller Tire and Rubber Company at 449 Main Avenue. Territory covers 63 counties.
A bachelor questions a married friend about a worry at a party. The friend explains a gad domestic mistake as his wife invites an old flame, prompting the husband to invite an old sweetheart to balance the precedent. Tit-Bits.
James Callan of Menard Texas and other prominent figures arrive in the city and register at the Gunter St. Anthony and Menger hotels. Guests include J. W. Campbell Dallas at St. Anthony and Pedro Camen Monterrey at Menger along with New York and Boston businessmen and Mexican guest Cassado of Mexico City.
A comical exchange from the Boston Transcript features Cholly asking Miss Bright to marry if he quits smoking, and Miss Bright humorously declines saying she could not marry a man who did nothing.
Political ad urges voters to elect Lewis Maverick to the Police and Fire Commission, arguing he will break local machines, enforce discipline, and bring businesslike management to the city. The piece claims his independence, military and business background, and willingness to oppose crooks will end current feuds.
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