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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1917

Page

10

Plan to Make Texas Food Self Sufficient via Rail Alliance

Texas chamber of commerce and railroads aim to build a live at home food policy. Meetings in southwest towns to mobilize farmers with bankers and business leaders, literature, and expert addresses. Coordinated effort to curb imports and boost grain crops and vegetables across Texas.

Texas Chamber of Commerce Edwin Chamberlain Joint Bankers and Chamber of Commerce Food and Feed Committee San Antonio Fred Terrell San Antonio & Aransas Pass J. K. Beretta National Bank of Commerce D. E. Colp Highway League George J. Roark Chamberlain Terrell Madison Sap Bruce The International Houston Houston Chamber of Commerce Evans Katy Atkinson Southern Pacific H. M. Mayo Joint Committee Blomeyer S. A Southwest

Local Leaders Seek Cooperative Feed Program at Luncheon

Speakers including Mr Beretta discuss a non panic push for more feed and food to address the hour’s needs. They propose stockmen cooperate with farmers by allotting cattle for feeding with excess sorghum grain. The luncheon at the Gunter Hotel followed a chamber luncheon.

Beretta Chamberlain Gunter Hotel

Campaigners' Last Day in Bexar County Food Campaign

The final day in the food and feed drive saw three regular and two special committees depart the Chamber of Commerce to visit school houses not yet reached. They plan to report results Saturday and then assist farmers' needs. Regular groups target Idlewild, MacDona, Von Ormy Hoffmann, Mackey, Edgewood Los Reyes, Helotes, Evers. Special groups visit Harlandale and Roberts school houses. A colored excursion to Seguin May 10 offers a $1 round trip on the Southern Pacific, leaving 9:30 a.m.

Bexar Chamber of Commerce F. Wolfe Charles Hansen William Hanson Ed R. Kane Idlewild MacDona von Ormy W. G. Hand L.S. Biegar Prof Charles Letteer Hoffman, Mackey Edgewood J. M. Vance J. A. McCaleb E. E. Davis R. L. Barclay Los Reyes Helotes Evers W. M. Morgan Fred Terrell C. C. Gibbs T. S. Minter Harlandale D. E. Colp G.S. Wehrwein W. W. Evans B. M. Sheldon Roberts School

Band Concert Sunday by San Antonio Municipal Band

The San Antonio Municipal Band directed by William H. Smith with Madame Alicia Petitclerc plays Sunday at 3 30 p m in Brackenridge Park. The program includes Overture Janecek, Fantasia Carmen Echoes Wald, trumpet solo Gee, Idyle Eleanor, La Golondrina, Love in Idleness, Cocoanut Dance, On the Field of Glory and The Star Spangled Banner.

San Antonio William H. Smith Alicia Petitclerc Brackenridge Park America S. J. Janecek A. Herman Carmen Bizet Lee A. Flores Eleanor J. L. Deppen Bee A. Sullivan Herman March Pyse Brooks

San Antonio Taxpayers Notice April 9 1917

Taxpayers in San Antonio are urged to pay the 1916 city taxes promptly to avoid interest at six percent per year and a two percent monthly penalty for up to five months, with a May 31 1917 deadline.

San Antonio Tex

Shameful behavior sparks heated exchange in Birmingham

Mrs Jagsby condemns the visit home in a disheveled state while Mr Jagsby defends his washing companions as more shameful. They telephoned their wives to fetch them, highlighting a rowdy social incident from the Birmingham Age-Herald.

Mrs. Jagsby Mr. Jagsby Birmingham Age-Herald

Tiz cures aching feet claims in old ad copy

Advert says Tiz relieves sore tired feet from long standing and draws out poisonous exudations causing puffiness. It promises instant relief from pain in corns callouses and bunions. Box costs 25 cents and will keep feet comfortable for a year according to the claim.

W. W. King Named Receiver for Artesian Belt Railway

Judge Chambliss names San Antonio attorney W. W. King as receiver for the Artesian Belt railway from Macdona to Christine after insolvency claims by Commonwealth Bank and West Texas Bank. King filed a $100,000 bond. road owes about $130,000. He now controls railroad property amid estate and executor disputes involving Simmons heirs.

F. G. Chambliss Jourdanton W. W. King San Antonio King American Surety Company Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company West Texas Bank and Trust Company Commonwealth Bank Simmons J. T. Sluder Seventy-third District Court

Blewett Lee Sees Grant Unity Across North and South

Blewett Lee general solicitor of the Illinois Central Railroad spoke at Galena on Grant's birthday, praising Grant for easing Reconstruction burdens and earning enduring respect across the South. He noted no harsh Southern words for Grant and affirmed national unity and shared pride in emancipation. A later note touts a T. P. A. rail ad offering a Victoria trip May 3 for $4.55 round trip.

Galena, Ill Blewett Lee Illinois Central Railroad Stephen Dill Lee Ulysses S. Grant General Grant Republic

Charity Pupil play by Philomathean Debating Club

San Antonio High School presented The Charity Pupil a four act drama Thursday at the Young Woman's Christian Association in honor of the San Antonio branch of the Southern Association of College Women. The action centers on boarding school life in Johnson Hall with a large cast led by Frances Cocke Ruth Roby Edith Schneider and Jimmy Tom Osborne.

Philomathean Debating Club San Antonio High School Charity Young Woman's Christian Association San Antonio Southern Association of College Women Johnson Hall Charity Pupil Frances Cocke Bernice Edith Schneider Jimmy Tom Osborne Florence Juanita Baskin Clarice Ruth Roby Ethel Eugenia Lightfoot Kitty Mary Davidson Esther Ruth Dunnica Hettie Helen Callahan Miss Langley Ruth Baily Miss Green Mary Bowen Olive Carrie Lee Gresham Betty Marjorie Cameron Joyce Martha Bradshaw

Supreme Court refuses Medina dam case writ

The Supreme Court declined to review the Medina dam litigation. The order upholds Floyd McGown as federal receiver of the properties, with a direct appeal still pending before the Court. Attorneys differ on whether the ruling will affect irrigation from the lake.

Supreme Court of the United States Medina Dam J. Brooks Minor Supreme Court Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Floyd McGown Circuit Court

Native Hawaiian identity questioned in Paria couture critique

A dialogue questions a performer's claimed Hawaiian origins while noting her Paria clothing, Tin Pan Alley song, and a New York makeup box shaping her golden brown skin tone. The exchange highlights staged ethnicity and commercial fashion influences in a Birmingham publication.

Paria Tin Pan Alley New York Rmingham Age-Herald

Wisconsin Senator Raguse Expelled From State Senate

Milwaukee Socialist Senator Frank Raguse was expelled from the Wisconsin Senate for contempt and disorderly conduct after a controversial "Remember the Maine" patriotism remark. The 30 to 3 vote followed a bar-of-the-Senate retraction demand. Raguse refused to sign and said he would run again. Official notice sera tomorrow.

Madison Wis Frank Raguse Milwaukee Wisconsin Senate Wisconsin Senate Raguse Wilson Maine Secretary of State

Danish Woman Regains Health After Pinkham Remedy

Mrs. Meta Damgaard-Matzan of Chicago reports improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes back pain relief, headaches, fatigue, and loss of appetite improved after two bottles, praising the product for female troubles including inflammation and irregularities.

Chicago Lydia FE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Meta Damgaard-Matzan Kimball Ave Ill

Assaulted and Robbed Man Taken for Treatment at Hotel

A. T. Secrest a school terson registered at the LaBargeotel South Alamo street was assaulted and robbed of several dollars shortly after 12 oclock Friday while en route to the hotel He was taken to Robert B Memorial Hospital for treatment A Secrest is a native of Ohio who came here from Oklahoma City several months ago.

A. T. Secrest LaBargeotel Alamo Street Robert B. Memorial Hospital M Secrest Ohio Oklahoma City

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