Brown Administration Promotes City Improvements in San Antonio
Voters are urged to note a long record of public works under Mayor Brown. The program includes paved streets, concrete bridges, expanded sewers, two new fire stations, broader water and gas mains, a new streetcar system, and job creation. The Somers System lowered taxes for most homes despite rising assessed values. The Citizens' League Ticket cites this record as basis for election support and bond approval.
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Brown
Somers
San Antonio
No Doubt Resinol Heals Sick Skin
Physicians have prescribed Resinol for ten years for itching skin eruptions. The ointment stops itching on contact and starts healing, while Resinol Soap clears eczema ringworm pimples and other torments, often leaving skin clear. Sold by all druggists. trial free from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Real Estate Transfers and a Public Health Moment
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds across multiple town blocks with dates in 1916 to 1946 including properties in new city blocks and appurtenances with values noted. An anecdote closes with Wendell Holmes Emerson’s overeating incident and a discreet hospital scene as onlookers attend him.
West Side Election Fight Sparks Judicial Bribery Allegations
In San Antonio Brown forces face charges of intimidation and improper juror summons as Shock supporters rally to defend Judge Phi H Shoals in the April primaries. Sheriff notices target Shock precincts while Judge Anderson blocks the plan. West side patrons insist the race centers on Judge Arnold, with Brown allies fearing a setback if renomination fails.
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Phi H. Shoals
Howy
Sheriff's Department
W. S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Mexar County
Texas
Montag
Miticea
Nifteera
Judger
Sterke
Cletries Court
Tuesay
iBlened We
Anderson
Dietrick
Fexar Co
Tobin
Norices
Tait Averekenth Distriel
Tay
Hart objects to misstatements in St Marys street ad
O D Hart objects to a Yellow Pages style advertisement signed Peoples Municipal League in The Light April 9. He notes city council pledged 75 000 for opening St Marys street with support from Callaghan and Jones mayors and says the ad misstated figures and included unrelated items such as Nueva street bridge and paving costs. He asserts the committee paid 219 121 04 in land and improvements, with city contribution 75 000 and notes many merchants supported funding for Commerce street widening and south side arterials. He asks the authors to go on record and defends civic efforts over 25 years in San Antonio.
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St. Mary's Street
Femples’ Municipal League
Hart
Peoples! Municipal League
San Antonio
Tewis
Brown
Callaghan
Mayr Jones
SE Mers
Jones
Commerce Street
Nueva Street
St. Marys Street
Traction Company
Market
Honaton
City of
F. W. Cook
Ernest Steves
Gi. Warl
A. P Ward
A. Kronkoski
E._ J. Algelt
Ciizens
Citzens
Quick Germicidal Air Treatment Let to Fight Colds
An ad touts a home inhaler kit to stop head colds and catarrh by pouring a remedy into the device and inhaling the vapor. It claims rapid germ removal, relief of nasal congestion, throat cleansing, and easier breathing, promising results within weeks with a free sample offer.
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Gontaine
Tor
Reeulte
Judge Clayton to preside at May term in San Antonio
Judge Henry M. Clayton of Alabama will preside for two weeks at the May term of the Federal Court in San Antonio with civil cases in the first week and criminal cases in the second. Deputy Clerk A. F. Campbell prepared petitions for final naturalization set for the term. Names include Schapiro, Bruwens, Cebealine Trabucce, Weilbacher, Schmitt, Galbraith, Price, Staputes, Dieckow, Warcke, and many others from San Antonio, Kerrville, and Lavernia.
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Henry M& Clayton
Alabama
Federal Court
San Antonio
A. Ft. Campbell
D. A. Hart
Clayton
Mibbama
Clere Campbell
T. S. Maxey
Wester Aistrict
Texas
Ray
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Campbell
Charles Schapiro
Aviet Bnuwens
Frank Cebealine Trabucce
Phillip Weilbacher
Alert Schmitt
Edward Galbraith
Kerrville
Thomas Price
Leakey
Staputes
Dallas line not sold and holiday observances noted
The Times-Kerstd reports unclear lines about stock and campaigns in Dallas with references to April dates and residents observing a local holiday. People's activities include fishing and spending the day at home while others discuss campaign events and local affairs.
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Times-Kerstd
Dulin
United Campane
Lockhart
Crhart
Wang
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