Bathubs not modern device says Archer at Chamber meet
A San Antonio speech by Col Archer, from Branville Indiana, argues bathtubs and sanitation drive civilization. He cites Nine United Division war service and Mehed to Prince Faisel staff as context for advancing sanitary methods and plumbing evolutions tied to ancient urban centers.
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The Near East Faiths and Sanitation Views by Colonel Archer
Colonel Archer shared observations from the Near East noting Christian divisions with Muslims and Jews, and claiming Americans set moral leadership. He linked sanitation practices of England, Scotland, and the United States to cultural development while predicting future municipal meetings in Texas.
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Mrs Kin caid elected president of Alamo Mission Chapter
Mrs J M Jincnid was elected president of the Alamo Mission Chapter 2D HT at the annual officers election Tuesday afternoon. The retiring president Mrs L B Lica led a review of the year showing a highly successful period. Elected were: first vice president Mrs CM Teas. second vice president Mrs Bo Eguyers. third vice president Mrs Grittoeet. fourth vice president Mrs Lalin Camp. corresponding secretary Powerstrengueer Mrs La. chaplain Meg Betty Car 1. historian Mrs H M Newton. The next meeting will outline plans for the coming year. The past year’s work included honoring local miners who fell in defense.
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M. Newton
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Audit office expands nationwide with San Anica tie
Opened in suite 216 building, the firm adds San Anica to a network including New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Providence and more. Neville, key figure, heads operations with Antonio Branit overseeing world business. Washington Munsey Building office offers full tax service and staff.
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Untitled Note From San Antonio Transit Secretary Meeting
A fragmented report describes a San Antonio Autombile event and a luncheon of the Bradley Association at the Gunter Hotel. It lists appointees and committees including Lr WW, A Williamson, W. Moss, L.A. Heepel, W.M. Morgan, J. Chandler, C Trivk, and others, with roles in entertainment, auditing, and law.
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Bradley Association
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Highaway
Chamber of Commerce
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Moss
L.A. Heepel
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Meyer
Frank A. Wincrich
J. Chandler
Charles Trivk
Clto Zoeller
G. Muntley
Garett
E. Simmons
Kenneth Cox
St Wheeler
Eastwood Building Ready for Occupancy in Wermaues
The Earnest Eastwood building on Main Street near the West State Bank is completed and occupied by Chaves Market and the West Office. Easton’s and Somersett Tailor Shop open on Main Street with plans for a new church, a two-story basinets project, and twenty San Antonio contractors visiting for the planned structure. Ralph Barnet acquires Meeks Cafe and renames it Dad Lime.
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Three day state convention music program in San Antonio
A three day state convention in San Antonio features a business program on Thursday and a nightlife musical program at the St. Anthony. Friday night includes a banquet for attendees with multiple local music clubs and societies listed as sponsors and participants.
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Veterans forget me not sale funds sent to Beach
Governor Pat M Neff sent his check to Clarence O Beach for $2.50 for the Memorial Day sales by the Max B Stone chapter of Texas Disabled Veterans of World War I. The money was delivered in San Antonio on Wednesday and a bouquet was sent to the governor to distribute. The event triggered comments at the capital as the effort was shared among employers and supporters.
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