Paradise Milk and Gengler Key Kash Stores Listed
Multiple Paradise Milk and Gengler Key Kash Shop locations listed with address details in Crockett and nearby areas. Offers delivery on orders of five dollars or more and includes eateries and offices on Commerce Street, Flores, Avenue C, Bowie Street, Mesquite Street, and other avenues.
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FE. Commerce
Travis
Delicatessen
Bowie St. Crockett
S. Mesquite St
Comemerece
E. Commerce
Trais
Oe Ok
Avenue C
W. Commerce
S. Flores
Travis Gcete
Avenue D
Salads and Fancy Cheese Prices Listed
The listing shows potato bean beet and herring salads priced from 12 to 24 cents per item. It also offers combination salad at 23 cents and cheese varieties including Daisy Neufchatel and Liederkranz.
Meats Featured At Low Prices In Local Market
Sliced per pound roast veal and Praate roast pork lead a sale lineup. Home boiled ham and premium boiled ham priced around 38 to 33 cents. Smoked tongue and corn beef also offered. Veal loaf at 48 to 47 cents per pound. Sausage including Weiners and prime cervelat, salami, braunschweiger liver available by the pound.
Civil court probes dating of Artesian Belt entries
Auditor Howard and public accountant E. Hunter testified in Seventy third District Court on the age of minute-book entries for the Artesian Belt Railway. Hunter described the clear water test for recent writing. The bank and estate executor discussed the railroad’s finances and possible receiver action as court considered operations and loans.
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Hunter
Artesian Belt Railway Company
van H. Howard
Howard
W. F. Ezell
Artesian Belt Railroad
Tesiimony
Ms. Howard
Leon N. Walthall
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
C. F. Simmons
Walthall
Simmons
Mr. Hward
E. P. Simmons
C. L. Bass
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Howard
Bass
W. B. Hamilton
Railroad Company
West Texas Bank
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Comeback
A classic old-time hair remedy, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is touted to darken gray hair naturally. Readily available for about fifty cents at drugstores, it reportedly restores natural color after a couple of uses and leaves hair glossy and soft.
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Wyeth
Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair
Advice warns against alkali in soaps and shampoos drying the scalp and brittle hair. Recommends plain refined coconut oil as a mild cleanser. one to two teaspoonfuls mix with water to lather and rinse, leaving hair soft, glossy, and easy to manage for the whole family.
Election timing and leadership of the railroad company
The subject notes the time he was elected president of the railroad, held the post until a sale contract with H. E. Hildebrand and S. A. Hopkins was made. He testified the railroad was run by its directors rather than by the West Texas Bank directors, though the personnel were largely the same.
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H. E. Hildebrand
S. A. Hopkins
West Texas Bank
City Tax Notice Urges Payment of 1915 Assessments
San Antonio taxpayers are reminded their fiscal year 1915 taxes are due now. Delinquency begins after May 381 with accruing interest and penalties. J. F. Garland, Commissioner of Taxation, advises prompt payment.
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San Antonio
J. F. Garland
tAdvy
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment Ad
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co offers automobile equipment and related services. Contact two phones 971 and Ady for details.
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Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Frame Cottage Burns In West Houston Street Fire
Fire damaged a frame cottage at 2101 West Houston Street owned by John Brooks after 10:20 PM Thursday. Value about 1500 dollars with contents destroyed. Earlier, boxes at 135 Simpson Street belonging to R McKinney burned along with twenty feet of fence.
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John Brooks
West
Houston Street
Simpson Street
R. McKinney
John Schertz
L. A. Stewart
Sherman Street
Avenue D
Fifth Street
Fresh Air and Oil of Kerein for Obesity
Article urges weight loss through outdoor activity and oil of kerein capsules from Summers Grug store. Advises deep breathing, regular weighing, and continued treatment after meals and at night, claiming harmless digestion aid and quick weight reduction.
Young people plan revival aid in San Antonio
The city churches youth groups volunteer for the Ham Ram Say revival starting May 7 in San Antonio. A Baraca-Philathea Union meeting at the First Presbyterian Church appointed a committee to coordinate with other organizations for planning at the Y M C A Friday. Two Draughon business college scholarships were awarded to church members who had the highest April attendance. First Evangelical and South Heights Methodist each won with 47 percent turnout. Officers elected included Geo T Howard Jr as president and Ralph L Kilfore as second vice president with re-elected officers filling other posts.
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First Evangelical Church
South Heights Methodist Church
Geo. T. Howard, Jr
Ralph L. Kilfore
Elizabeth Wright
Norman Anderson
Carl F. Behring
Helen Hopkins
William A. Springall
J. Floyd Smith
Mrs Bertha Langer Dies at Boerne Home
Mrs. Bertha Langer a longtime San Antonio resident died at her Boerne country home at 12 30 Friday morning. The body was brought to San Antonio and the funeral will be held from her daughter Mrs H C Jordt 520 San Pedro avenue at 8 o clock Saturday afternoon. Rev Philip Cook of St Marks Episcopal Church will conduct services. She was born in Giessen Nassau Germany on August 12 1841 and came to America with her parents in 1846. She is survived by two sons Henry and Gus Laager of Boerne three daughters Miss Louisa Laager Mrs Emma Wilson of Dallas and Mrs H C Jordt of San Antonio and six grandchildren. Burial will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Pallbearers are Otto Hilgers August Briam Charles Becker August Nester Ed Witte and E Voges.
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Bertha Langer
San Antonio
Boerne
H. C. Jordt
San Pedro Avenue
Philip Cook
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Langer
Giessen
Nassau
Germany
America
Henry Langer
Henry
Gus Laager
Misa Louisa Laager
Notable Guests and Arrivals at Gunter and Menger Hotels
A string of visitors checks in and stays at San Antonio hotels. T. O. Rawlings of Dallas and Mrs. B. Spencer of Atlanta arrive at the Gunter. Horace T. Mason of Oklahoma City and J. M. Shields of Chicago register at the St. Anthony and Gunter respectively. Several guests from New York, San Francisco, Houston, Tampico, Kalamazoo, Denison, and Stroughton are noted at the Menger, St. Anthony, and Gunter hotels.
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T. O. Rawlings
Dallas
Gunter
Horace T. Mason
Oklahoma City
St. Anthony
New Orleans
J. H. Harehaw
Denison
Tex
Menger
E. H. Gerard
Stroughton
Wis
Tom W. Bennett
St. Louis
Ragman Can't Give Candy In San Antonio Court Fines Peddler
City health officials barred the ragman from exchanging candy for rags bottles iron brass and copper after finding the practice unhealthy Dr King and J Garza testified against an aged Mexican peddler arrested Thursday afternoon He was charged with giving children candy for bottles Police Court Judge Lowther fined him ten dollars.
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San Antonio
Dr. King
J. Garza
Lowther
Officers Lost 875 in February Casualty Totals
February casualty lists show Britain losing 263 killed 697 wounded and 15 missing totaling 875. Since the war began 23 962 have been lost 7 420 killed or died of wounds 14 755 wounded 1 787 missing or prisoners. Indian contingent faced heavy losses in Mesopotamia and the Persian gulf with 63 officers killed 155 wounded and 7 missing. General Hodson and W Harvey were killed and four subordinate officers wounded.
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London
Associated Press
Mesopotamia
Persian Gulf
S Hodson
W Harvey
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Taaze
Baraca-Philathea Union
Bertha Lager
Health Department
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Mrs. Gabb
Miss Gabb
Mr. Gabb
Cincinnati Enquirer
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