Homeseekers to Come to San Antonio This Spring
A large party of homeseekers is due in San Antonio Friday afternoon from Kansas City Missouri to visit the Battle of Flowers and explore the Rio Grande valley. Rail officials plan biweekly homeseeker trains this spring via Minneapolis and Kansas City with lectures by South Texas land experts to spur interest in land sales and tours.
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San Antonio
Kansas City
Rio Grande Valley
Knty
Rio Granda Valley
Minneapolis
South Texas
Farming Prospects Discussed in Kansas and Missouri
Report outlines farming outlook in the region with mentions of prospects across Kansas and Missouri. Participants are to number between 6 and 85 persons, indicating a mid sized gathering or meeting.
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Kansas City
Storm Halts Funerals Amid Severe Sunday Storm
Two funerals planned for Sunday were postponed to Monday due to a heavy rain and hail storm. Fat J. O'Toole’s service moved from his Hill Street home to Monday afternoon, while John Heltgen’s funeral from Mrs. Jacob Weissler’s Live Oak Street residence also proceeded on Monday.
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Fat J. O'Toole
Hill Street
John Heltgen
Jacob Weissler
Live Oak Street
CANDIDATES RACE DRAWS FIGHT IN LAST WEEK OF PRIMARIES
As the municipal primary approaches, candidates from the People's Municipal League and Citizens' League intensify efforts to spark public interest. Support for Mayor Brown wanes amid rising sentiment for Judge Phil H. Shook, with observers predicting a Shook lead but a reduced Brown majority. Campaign finances and organization face criticism, and insiders warn of traitors and hamstrung precinct work hampering Brown’s chances on primary day.
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People's Municipal League
Citizens’ League
Brown
Phil H. Sheek
Angh
Judge Shook
Anne
Fidee Bhook
Tor
Shonk
Willie Crose
Shwe
Kly
Iemal
Atay 11 Ik
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Tne
Mwokwi
Iayor Brown
Faw
Tn Brown
Hey
Rune
Shook
Sve
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Selie
Headquarters
Exclusive Pants Tailors Ady Ad in Moore Building
Ad lists undelivered pants priced from 3.75 to 5.00 and 7 8 9 819 pants from Exclusive Pants Tailors in Roamo 426 Moore Building fourth floor. Mentions a patent for a mushy room anchor and a heat casing design not in use by windings.
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Roamo
Moore Building
Ady
Hunting the Long Dead Mammoth by Garrett P. Serviss
Garret P. Serviss writes about mammoths at Asia and America long ago, their fur and tusks, and early human interaction. The piece discusses frozen mammoth finds in Siberia, ivory trade, and tusk sizes from Digby and others, noting color patterns and preservation of flesh in cold storage.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Asia
America
Europe
Mar
Illes
Siveria
Aloake
Husrett Dikhy
Siberia
Sberia
Fragmentary note on color pigments and vault storage
The readable lines describe color blends in steel blue and brick red pigments and mention a device for preserving or positioning a driven hammer. The text then shifts to fear of animals and bodies in cold storage vaults, likening ancient pyramids to long-deposited remains.
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Digby
Egypt
County Vouchers Questioned Over Rubber Stamp Signatures
A political ad questions County Judge Tadge Shook for approving 5928 vouchers totaling 445000 by rubber stamp while only 223 bore his direct signature. It cites three large warrants and warns about future handling of millions if re elected, naming first assistant Chancellor Selig Pettischman.
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Shook
Judge Shook
Selig Pettischman
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