Poultry Raisers Plan Co operative Marketing and Penalties
In College Station Texas delegates from the Texas Farmers congress and 21 allied groups hear plans by the Texas Poultry association to perfect a cooperative marketing system for poultry products and seek legislation making fertilized eggs off season a punishable offense. The Texas Truck Growers association proposes zonal dispatch reports and a national co operative marketing framework. A rift with the State Farmers institute leads to revised congress by laws and potential conflicts over affiliation and passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Staton
Tex
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Texas Poultry Association
Milo Hastings
Port ,Connor
Bentgred Kalb
Crockett
Texas Truck Growers’ Association
A. R. Sprague
San Benito
Farmers’ Congress
Congress
State Farmers’ Institute
Institute
Ed R. Kane
State Institute
Railroad Commission to Hear Rock Island Charge Increase
The Railroad Commission will hear Rock Island's request to raise switching charges. The plan starts at 2.50 per car for up to three miles, rising to 5 per car for six miles and over to North Fort Worth yards and Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Rock Island
Austin
Tex
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railway
Fort Worth
North Fort Worth
Saginaw
GETS-IT! Corn Cure Promises Painless Relief
Advert reads GETS-IT the corn remedy with new principle promising painless shriveling of corns bunions callouses and warts. Claims no irritation to flesh and a money back guarantee. 25 cents a bottle supplied by KB Lawrence & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Barrett Favored as Chief Clerk Candidate in Thirty third Legislature
Friends of M T Barrett in Austin say he is likely to seek the chief clerk post in the upcoming Thirty third legislature. Barrett from Fannin County lately lived in Dallas and has just earned a law license. An ardent prohibitionist, he supported Judge Ramsey and is brother to former State Senator Barrett of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
M. T. Barrett
Barrett
The
Hose
Fannin County
Dallas
Ramsey
San Antonio
Boy Barker
Paris plans city bond issues for streets sewer and school
Mayor Ed H McCuistion of Paris Texas presents bond records for AG approval. Proposed issues include 100000 street pavement bonds 10000 sewer construction bonds 15000 public school building bonds and 15000 fire equipment bonds. Bonds bear five percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Paris
Ed H. McCuistion
City of Paris
Attorney General's Department
Rio Grande Wax Company Granted Texas Permit
Rio Grande Wax company receives Texas business permit. home office in Phoenix, capital stock 25000 dollars. Incorporated in Arizona but operations will be in Texas with Alpine Brewster county as headquarters. Judge J G Griner San Antonio among incorporators. others C Heurmann and Oscar Pacius R B Bransford of Alpine. Company controls about 500000 acres in Brewster Terrell and nearby counties with candelilla wax plant producing high quality wax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
State Department
Rio Grande Wax Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Alpine
Brewster County
J. G. Griner
San Antonio
C. Heurmann
Oscar Pacius
R. B. Bransford
Griner
Brewster
Terrell
South Texas Telephone board changes with new officers
At a South Texas Telephone Co meeting in Austin the board resigned except J B Earle. New officers named are Jan De Earle of Waco president Ben C Hyde of Kansas City vice president and E C Blomeyer of Waco secretary. Directors include Buford Adams of Waco. The firm serves San Antonio Houston Austin Galveston Beaumont and other points with planned extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
South Texas Telephone Company
J. B. Earle
Waco
J. A. Quisenberry
Danville
John H. Robinson Jr
J. W. McLendon
J. Brooks
San Antonio
Jan de Earle
Ben C. Hyde
Kansas City
E. C. Blomeyer
Buford Adams
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Texas insurers delay rate cut ruling until Gill returns
Secretary Pollard of the state insurance board said no action will be taken on the Texas fire insurance companies request to lower the general basis schedule for mercantile risks until Commissioner Gill, chairman of the board, returns. C B Roulet, chief actuary for the companies, said his visit was unrelated to the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Pollard
State Insurance Board
Texas Fire Insurance
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Gill
C. B. Roulet
Insurance Board
Texas
Fifty Citizens Club to Run Jones Campaign for Mayor
Fifty business men join a Citizens' League committee to actively manage A H Jones's mayoral campaign in San Antonio. T T Vander Hoeven and R J Boyle will direct the effort while Jones pledges referenda on franchises and water contracts before council approval. Supporters call for civil service reforms in police and fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jones
T. T. van derHoever
Citizens’ League
Mr. Jones
Sap B. Weller
George W. Saunders
J. H
T. T. Vander Hoeven
R. J. Boyle
M. Jones
Jones
San Antonio
Real estate transfers list from 1912 in San Antonio area lands
A long list of 1912 property transactions shows Erich Menger Sr and C A Bihi selling to FP Rumpf Jr and William Rumpf a tract near San Antonio for 1.00. Other transfers include Gaetano Barcellona to Joseph and Mary Barcellona for 900 dollars in East Avenue A, and Joseph Barcellona back to Gaetano Barcellona for 10 dollars. Multiple parcels in new city blocks and areas like Rosedale Park, West End, Los Angeles Heights, and Harlandale change hands for varying sums ranging from 1 dollar to 3750 dollars. The record also notes a tract out of the Juan Santana survey valued at 405 percent as per field notes, and concludes with a statement about European bronze durability tests showing wear proportional to tin content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erich Menger Sr
C. A. Bihi
FP. Rumpf Jr
William Rumpf
San Antonio
Gaetano Barcellona
Joseph and
Mary Barcellona
New City Block
East Side Avenue A
Joseph Barcellona
Barbara Lehr
C. E. Monroe
North Side
Blaine Street
William Webber
W. Burkhardt
N. Montoya
Felix
Alfred Heermann
T. C. Frost
New City
Alex Johnson
Maria Reese
Ola Lee
West End
L. M
Alice Brownrigg
W. H. Vernon
William and
Frederick Rumpf Jr
Charlies A. Bihl
Rudolph Specte
H. C. Childs
Theo. M. Priest
B. F. Dittmar
J. N. Camp
Byron E. McNally
Clara N. Whitworth
Speed Street
R. and
J. ©. Caganova
Felis Arciniega
Bargas Street
Joseph W. Merkien
Rosa Zachmann
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company
QO. E. Stolz
Los Angeles Heights
Harlandale Realty Co
B. B. Haskins Sr
Harlandale
H. Hengel
Claude
Myrtle Owen
East End
Thomas Wilson Sr
Lakeview Townsite Co
N. M. Barrett
Southwestern Land Corporation
Edmund Behrens
Rosedale Park
Hotel Arrivals List At St Anthony And Nearby Towns
A long hotel arrivals column records guests staying at St Anthony and Menger with names and origins including W F Cate East Aurora R Harrell Terrell William Berliner Mrs Mary Letten Mrs Edwin Bornell Austin H Booth Houston L H Orr Jr New York G F Cotter Texarkana J H Thorson Houston T F Kent St Louis G A Austin Laredo and many others from Dallas Fort Worth Mexico City Chicago and more. The list also notes families and couples such as Mr and Mrs A P Brink Houston Mr and Mrs L C Brite Maria R Bransford Alpine and Miss Claire Sanders among numerous travelers from states and cities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
W. F. Cate
R. Harrell
Terrell
William Berliner
East Aurora
Mary Letten
Edwin Bornell
Austin
H. Booth
Houston
L. H. Orr Jr
New York
G. F. Cotter
Texarkana
J. H. Thorson
T. F. Kent
St. Louis
G. A Austin and Son
Laredo
H. B. Herd
Liss
Mary Herd
Mra
Sabinal
L. B. Bringham
Trinidad
Col
W. Tucker
Needles
Cal
A. P. Brink
L. C. Brite
Maria
R. P. Bransford
Alpine
W. L. Landon
Dallas
Menger
C. V. Nichols
Fort Worth
D. E. Brown
Richmond
G. W. Worthington
Maraston
Tex
O. C. Byler
J. R. Rowan
Galveston
J. ©. Sands
John Greve
Cincinnati
Claire Sanders
Adline Sanders
Bryan
Evelyn R. Staples
Mexico City
Mia
T. J. Turpin
E. A. Woodward
Waco
J. P. Nixon
Hondo
E. Hoby
Dunlay
W. A. Gibbons
Chicago
R. L. Pettus
Goliad
Savoy
F. D. McMahon
Cotulla
J. E. Peters
Abilene
J. B. Hewett
Hutto
J. C. Miller
Springfield
Tenn
Nick Furnish
W. P. Hastings
Corpus Christi
J. W. Blevins
Seguin
W. A. Staver
F. H. Tuscany
Hilda Martin
B. W. Kane
LaCoste
T. G. Roger
O. B. Howell
Crockett
Mary Robinson
Kerrville
Clarence Bra
Burial Permits Listed For Several Residents
Burial permits show Robert T. Talley age 20 died July 31 on San Juan road Rosa Lee Bosham age 1 died July 91 at 191 Jackson street Mrs Hattie Goodman age 64 died July 30 Harlandale Maria Guerra age 23 died July 30 at Santa Rosa hospital Nicola Garcia age 54 died July 30 at 918 South Laredo street Julius Matz age 59 died July 30 at 1508 Avenue B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Talley
San Juan Road
Rosa Lee Bosham
Jackson Street
Hattie Goodman
Harlandale
Maria ©. Guerra
Santa Rosa Hospital
Nicola Garcia
South Laredo Street
Julius Matz
Avenue B
Births listed for several families in city notices
A list of birth announcements shows a girl born to Mr and Mrs J M Hendric at 721 West Poplar on July 24, a boy to Mr and Mrs E Trimbie at 216 San Pedro on July 29, a girl to Mr and Mrs Walter R Murdock at 1214 Iowa on June 29, and a girl to Mr and Mrs J Ruiz at 314 North Laredo on July 29. It reads as a community birth record with multiple entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hendric
West Poplar Street
E. Trimbie
San Pedro Avenue
Walter
Building Permits Reported for Local Dwellings
First United Presbyterian barity safe room on Locust Street and Wade. Eight room dwelling on North Olive Street valued at 3000 dollars. AH. Stenzel four room dwelling on Nolan Street valued at 1200 dollars. Myrtle R. McCoy five room dwelling on Peck Street valued at 1100 dollars. C C Byrne four room dwelling on Drexel Avenue valued at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Barity
Isenage
Locust Street
Lsw
I Wade
North Olive Street
AH. Stenzel
Nolan Street
Myrtle R. McCoy
Peck Street
C. Cc. Byrne
Drexel Avenue
Local Notices and Obituary Snippets From Snyder and Dallas
Texas banking official Faught arrives home from Fort Worth in a grave cancer case. No. 2606 licensees Charles D Dixon and BE L Strain listed. 2607 Gus Peters at 611 North Street. W G Leeman, Dallas prohibition officer and early juvenile court official, resigns to pursue other opportunities. Pigeon shooting reported as prohibited to Switzer-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Dixon
West French Place
BE. L. Strain
Crofton Ave
Gus Peters
North Street
Texas Panker
Snyder
Tex
Faught
First National Bank
Fort Worth
Scurry County
Dallas
W. G. Leeman
Dallas County
Texas
Leeman
Charles F. Moore dies after long illness in city
Charles F. Moore a former insurance man in the city died last evening at his home 105 Callaghan avenue after a long illness. He is survived by his widow. The funeral will be at 10 oclock Friday morning from the late home with interment in Mission burial park.
Railroad bonds approved for Bogota to Mount Pleasant line
The railroad commission authorized registering 300000 in bonds for a thirty mile Bogota Mount Pleasant extension of the Paris and Mount Pleasant railroad. An additional 75000 in stock was approved. An application to register 2000000 in bonds for the stretch is on file. Work on the extension is well under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Bogota-Mount Pleasant
Paris & Mount Pleasant
Parrot Saves Lives On Hudson River Barge
A parrot on the barge Capitol near Dobbs Ferry woke sleeping family of Capt. Harry Swazey after a candle fell and started a cabin fire. Mrs. Swazey and two children escaped as the family worked to combat flames with pails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parrot
Capitol
Hudson River
Dobbs Ferry
Harry Swazey
Loeb Denies Resigning to Back Roosevelt Third Party
William B. Loeb, collector of customs at the port of New York and former secretary to ex President Roosevelt, denies rumors he will resign to support Colonel Roosevelt and the third party. He states he will remain faithful to President Taft and the regular party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Loeb
Port of
New York
Roosevelt
Loeb
Taft
Grand Amusements Spotlight Base ball in Bloomers and Venice
Today at the Grand the program features three first run reels including a screaming comedy Baseball in Bloomers. Friday adds the 30 000 production The Merchant of Venice two big reels and soprano Grace Greenwood will sing a selection of ballads as an extra attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Greenwood
Alarm Clock of Jennings and Hen That Drinks Beer
In Jennings Fred Seeger notes a hen that lays two eggs because the bird drinks beer. His friend Otto Graf runs an early alarm clock dog that wakes the town at 5 am with a barking routine. Graf tried beer for the clock, the alarm beer worked, and neighbors attended church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lquis
Fred Seeger
Jenings
Seeger
Otto Graf
Jennings
Graf
Seeger’s Hen
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Central Trust Company
Central Trust Company Capital
San Antonio, Texas
South Texas Telephone Co
BalNtoo
Europe
Harriet May Mills
New York State Suffrage Association
New York State
Miss Mills
Joske Men’s
Armen
San
Tonic
Knickerbockers
Mr. Cumrox
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