Speakers Urge Voters Not to Swap Horses at Hermann Sons Hall
A crowd of about 900 gathered at Hermann Sons Hall for a Brown administration apologia and pledge not to swap horses. Speakers criticized past mistakes, praised Mayor Brown, and urged patience to allow the administration to finish its work.
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Brown
Hermann Son’s Hall
Wome Geners
Hermann Sons
Fred S W. Cook
Ja J. Hart
Georgs Surkey
Barry Hertebors
I. N M. Bexxidgs
Clint Kearny
Ney Lembert
Ernest Sieren
C. Hummel
Gut Mavermann
Charles Grasbner
Albert Steves
Schinenmann
George Sur Key
Mandy
Coloness
Hia
Surkey
Selig Deutechmann
Merv Herteners
San Antoni
Dallas
Houston
J.D. Mskridgs
Mayor Brown
Meyer Brown
Undetermined sales listing for pants at exclusive shop
Fragmentary ad notes pants priced around 3.75 to 5.00 and mentions exclusive Pats Tailom Foam 426 Moore Building on the fourth floor with unclear dates or offers.
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Amoore
March Work Report Shows Charities Aid Vast Numbers In San Antonio
March report from Mrs. Sadla Haley head of Associated Charities San Antonio details extensive poverty relief. About 1800 applicants received visits letters and interviews with services including clothing medical care groceries fuel meals and rent assistance. Total outreach and aid amounted to 45170 with many individuals aided across categories. Governor Ferguson plans early Monday arrival in Austin with eastern capitalists touring the state.
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Associated Charities
Sadla Haley
Associated Charlima
San Antonio
Unem
Austin
Texas
Jann Lester Wroe
Ferguson
San Angelo
Reliable Tonic and Stomach Medicine In Old Health Advice
A historical health brief notes that careful tonics could aid indigestion, liver sluggishness, and bowel congestion. It emphasizes seeking a dependable stomach medicine to address these common ailments in daily wellness routines.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promote Natural Health
An advertisement proclaims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters highly valuable for poor appetite sick headache belching bloating indigestion constipation biliousness and malaria It urges readers to try a bottle today promising the help Nature needs for better health.
Final Ballot Counting In San Antonio Light Contest
The San Antonio Light closes its automobile voting contest as ballots are sealed in a vault until Monday morning. Contestants flled the office with subscriptions in the final hours while no winner is yet known, and a careful, accurate count will precede prize announcements and distribution to about thirty eight winners. An additional notice restricts club gallery seating to members and their families during Carnival.
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Texas
San Antonio
the Lights
Cleewlation Department
Tile San Antonio
Liberty Bell May Tour San Antonio Linking Texas History
San Antonians may see the Liberty Bell when Philadelphia officials visit via a southern route to San Antonio for the San Antonio Exposition. The Chamber of Commerce invites the mayor and city council to pause the train here and link the Alamo cradle of Texas Liberty with America’s oldest monument in a historic stopover.
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San Antonians
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Alamo
Texas
San Antonio
Philadelphicas
Tetery
America
Ameri
Transportation Should Be Dependable Says V P Brown
San Antonio mayoral candidate V P Brown argues for a permanent and dependable city transportation system. He warns against crippled service that would lower property values and hurt business, citing Muskogee experiences with jitneys and urging equal fares and schedules to protect residents, schools, and overall growth.
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V. P. Brown
Yortes FP
Brown
Frea
Mr. Brown
San Antonio
Traction Company
Vallues
Sity
Easa
Sald
Alen
Muskogon
Muskoxta
Oklahoma
Monument fund boost for heroes project in San Antonio
A San Antonio business gathering at the St. Anthony hotel pledged 14 950 to the Alamo Heroes Monument fund. The effort aims to raise 2 000 000 for the memorial, with trustees named from San Antonio to Del Rio and subscriptions encouraged across the city.
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Baxar County
San Antio
St. Anthony Hotel
Bexar County
I. B. Webb
A. B. Storey
San Antonio
George W. Littlefield
Austin
D. H. Dallas
Joe
Rice
Ben C. Smith
Fort Worth
Frea W. Catterall
Galveston
Joe Trach
Corpus Chriefi
W. W. Seeley
Whe
Bexar
Port Arthur Man Finds Health With Remedy
F. Stopeburner of Port Arthur, Texas, suffered long with stomach ailments and weight loss. After trying five doctors, he used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and reports gaining twenty one pounds and full recovery. He claims permanent relief from stomach and intestinal distress and urges others to try the remedy with a money back guarantee.
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F. Stopeburner
Port Arthur
Yexue
Mayr
San Antonio Fire Department Attains Standard Status
The Texas State Fire Insurance Commission announced San Antonio’s fire department is officially standard with no charges against it. The upgrade lowers the city’s key fire insurance rate from 62 to 18 cents, saving about 516 thousand dollars annually, as of the new rate effective today. Chief Wright welcomed the finding after two days of review, noting further reductions possible once Market Street station is occupied and future equipment upgrades are completed.
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Fire Insurance Commission of Texas
Fire Insurance Mating Board
BR. B. Godley Jr
State Fire Insurance Commission
San Antonio Fire
Texas
Travis Street
San Antonio
Tre
Wright
Godley
Austin
Commission
Market Street
Centent Company
Orstead
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Hostetter
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Osceola Archer
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Henry Steichen
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W. A. Kelly
G. H. Albers
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J. N. Fentiman
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Walter Bloom
Taylor-Thrall
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Corpus Christi
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Thrall
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Laclede Ave
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