Busy Millinery Department Ad Speaks To Saturday Sale
The Busy Millinery Department advertises a big Saturday special on children's trimmed Leghorn hats priced at $7.25 $2.50 and $2.95.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
8
Dockstader Minstrels promise new acts this year Grand
Lew Dockstader and his minstrels unveil a fresh scenic frame and an all new program with unique owned numbers and a star ensemble including Rise Prosser WIL Oakland Joseph Wattis Guy Need and more. Performances are set for the Grand next Man Ray night with other top attractions and acts following.
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Dockstader
Lew Dockstader
Rise Prosser
Wil Oakland
Joseph Wattis
Guy Need
W. MH. Thompson
I Wilson Miller
Herbert Willson
James Meaney
William Argall
Harry Morse
Minstrels
Barry Leads Cast as Zaza Plays Stir Crowd at Grand
Barry takes first place in a show highlighted by Mrs. Carter in Zaza at the Grand. Haga and Barry draw amusement as audiences flock to The Palace Passion Play on West Houston Street, with Empire's Burgess troupe offering three plays weekly, including The Gypsy Girl tonight and Saturday matinee and night.
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du Barry
Lmne
Miss Welgell
Barry
Haga
Wa Barry
Carter
Zaza
Palace
Houston
All Are Eiger
The
Empire
Larl Burgess Company
Empire Now
May Talk Freight Convention in San Antonio
Trade will discuss freight rates at the Texas Hardware Dealers and Jobbers convention in San Antonio on April 17. About 190 delegates expected. entertainment planned with a motorized city tour. Delegates will depart from the Menger Hotel at 4 PM in private automobiles. visits to missions and other sites arranged.
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Texas Hardware Dealers
Jovkers
San Antonio
Menger
P'Elout
Ban Attlanto, Hardware
Heusinger Hardware Companies
No Change Will Be Made In Subway Ordinance
Mayor Callaghan insists no changes will be made to the subway ordinance as drafted despite objections from attorneys and railroad officials. The council's special committee heard firms seek limited modifications on start times for tunneling at Nomp and Lamar and the New Braunfels viaduct, while completion dates remain open. Alderman Carey supports the current form, and a reinstated clause exempting the company from penalties for strikes was discussed with Mayor Callaghan deeming the ordinance fair to both the public and railroad.
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Cal Whan
G. Newton
H. Anderson
Galveston, Hartisby & San Antonio & Co
Nomp and
Lamar Streets
New Brausfels Avenue
Anderson
Aldétan Carey
Callaghan
Revival Gains At Travis Park Church In Dallas
A revival at Travis Park church in Dallas led by Dr. J. W. Bill is credited with lifting morning sermons. He cites Acts 1 8 and emphasizes the need for collective prayer to receive power from the Holy Spirit for effective witnessing and lasting spiritual impact. The preacher urges congregants to unite in prayer and faith to unleash transformative results.
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J. W. Bill
Dallas
Jerualem
Judea
Samaria
Accounted For in Ledger Fragments
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger includes a dialogue about workers and wages. A man asks why many poles are listed as plain glasses, and another responds that rents consume pay to keep wives from shabby attire, reflecting economic strain and social commentary.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Bailey Foes Choose Leader At Bexar County Meeting
Bailey forces form a permanent organization after electing George Stumberg as chairman and George H. Hiechler as secretary in San Antonio. A finance committee was named, headquarters to open soon, and plans for a major rally next week were set with potential speakers Crane or Crawford. Private advices from north Texas claim shifted sentiment. In Camp Brown news, Peacock Cadets pitched 100 tents as Col George LeRoy Brown anchors a new headquarters and the “white city” of 150 boys attends. training includes first aid per war department, with rescues and drownings being taught by Professor Win.
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the and Bailey
Bexar County
George
Mis
North
Texas
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Weather report outlines broad storm affecting regions from Texas to Montana
General weather bulletin notes a great storm across Western Canada and the Rio Grande valley with snow in North Dakota and Montana. Temperatures range from 4 to 74 degrees, with showers tonight and fair weather Saturday. Allen Buell reports temperatures at key points ending at 8 oclock this morning.
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