Birth Record Notice for Multiple Families and Addresses
Fragmentary birth notices list several families including Mr and Mrs F Gonzales and Mr and Mrs J 1 Auhnsdh with dates in April and addresses on Collma street Mt. Blum street Kort San Jacinto mireut and Auena Vista street. The readable fragments indicate births in April with multiple local addresses and names.
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F. Gonzales
Collma Street
Gare City
Apel
Mt. Blum Street
San Jacinto
Bies on a Train
A 48 year old man died aboard a San Antonio and Aransas Pass train near Waring Texas on Friday morning. He was en route to join his wife Mrs Pew at 614 Malm Avenue. He had lived near Waring to improve his health after moving from Chi a four years ago. He is survived by his widow five brothers and his father in Chi a. The body is held by Pegrce Robinson Undertaking Company awaiting instructions from relatives in Chi a.
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Cen
San Antonio
Aransau Pass
Waring
Tex
Pew
Malm Avenue
Few
Qhia
Texas
Bir
Fewiss
Ghia
Pegrce-Robinson Undertaking Company
Chis
Firefighter completes long walk to San Antonio visit
Tom H Mooney of New York City arrived in San Antonio on a foot trek from New York to San Francisco and back. He carries greetings from Mayor Mitchel and NY fire chief to fire chiefs viewing the elites. Mooney, a New York firefighter, plans an exhibition of tricks at the Panama-Pacific Exposition July 10 after covering 2800 miles since leaving New York January 28. He fell ill upon reaching San Antonio but will stay to recuperate.
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Tom H. Mooney
New York City
San Antonio
Nike
New York
San Francisco
Mitchel
Fire Department of
Mooney
Fremen
The Power of Six Bits or Seventy-five Cents
An advertisement explains light want ads offering a ten day run starting weekend with two Sunday issues. It touts broad reach of Texas paper circulation and lists pricing tiers for short messages.
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Light
San Antonio
Migtor Keller New Head Of San Antonio YMCA Board
Paul Scholz named secretary and T H Flansbery treasurer as Migtor Keller Weller elected president of the San Antonio Y.M.C.A. board. Officers pledged to elect new leaders April 5 and to fund a summer camp via magazine subscriptions to cover $12 per cap income. The program aims to broaden attendance by the work your way plan for junior members.
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Vicar Meller
San Antonio T. Mu. Ant
Board of
RB . Jones
Paul A. Scholz
T. H. Flansbery
Weller
Lenass
YM. C. A
Fivo
Len
Inst Yeur
H. 8
Affleck
R.C. Jones
C. Kinney
Maide
Kerr
United States
Tt. M Hair
Fire Damage Small Thowsh April Record
Fire report notes nearly two fires daily with total loss not exceeding 15060. Fifty seven alarms sounded, damage seen as small due to insurance protections. Most blazes began outside the inner limits, with some in congested districts where fire raged but was contained. The flood era had the peak with six alarms in one day. Three false alarms recorded during the tenth.
Bishop Gallagher Celebrated on 33rd Episcopal Anniversary
In Galveston April 20 the 33rd anniversary of Rt Rev Nicholas A Gallagher’s consecration as bishop of the Galveston Catholic diocese was observed at Rt Mary’s Cathedral. Gallagher celebrated the mass with clergy from across the diocese and will be guest of honor at a dinner tonight.
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Galveston
Tex
Rt. Trev
Nicholas A. Gallagher
Rt. Mary's Cathedral
Gallagher
Headache treatment promises lasting relief from AK Tablets
A medical ad claims chronic headaches in men women and children respond to Antikamuls Tablets. It urges daily or weekly use, stating no permanent cure is known and temporary relief is common. The ad emphasizes easy availability at druggists, pricing 25a or more.
Unreadable Headline on Health Pills Warning Notice
Fragmented OCR text discusses sick headaches and mentions AK Valurts tablets. It hints at warnings about attacks and a method to obtain tablets, claiming authenticity and a stain adwit device. The readable parts are unclear and likely promotional or cautionary in nature.
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Nowra
Stop Exection of Sign Tar police halt work at busy street corner
A disputed advertising sign at the Zar- Mora and Fredericksburg intersection drew police attention as residents and drivers warned it would block sight lines. The article notes ongoing concerns about traffic danger and mentions other local notices including upcoming dances, births, deaths, and community events.
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Ega
Fredericksburg
Grandm a tramp sought aid then vanished after trunk find
A distressed elderly woman nicknamed Grandma Tramp sought help from the Associated Charities after being detained by officers. She claimed money in banks and described a dramatic family history. Trunks were found at the depot, and she disappeared after leaving the charity offices.
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Associated Charities
First National Bank of
Dentaan
First National Bank
Wns
Frank Austin
Austin
Rome
Noselev
Denison Bank
Ean
The
Alamo
Lead Brant
Jety
Mrs Neptse Disagrees With Olney Court Land Award
Mrs M Neptse protests the Olney commissioners court award over land valuation. She seeks higher compensation while noting satisfaction with the overall award and the court process. The dispute centers on parcel rights and the city’s redevelopment plans.
Land Damages Awarded in Leon Springs Road Case
Mrs. M Neutze appealed to the county court over damages for land needed for the Toopper- Wein road branching from Fredericksburg road near Leon Springs. A jury of view awarded 828 25, but the commissioners reduced the claim from 2000 to 828 48 The case proceeds to a regular county court jury to fix the land value. The dispute involves residents along the route and holders of the right of way including H W Tuepperwein Joli J Stevens Otto Schhell August Kabelmacher and Max Tospperwelt.
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Toopper- Wein
Fredericksburg
Leon Springs
M. Neutze
W. Ham
Krempkau
John Perrin
Henry Moos
Henry Linn
Neutze
Doners
H. W. Tuepperwein
Joli J. Btevens
Otto Schhell
August Kabelmacher
Max Tospperwelt
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