Vitalitas宣传在休斯敦药店展出
一家德州慈善院的老妇人向休斯顿Vital Remedies公司请求捐赠Vitalitas液体。宣传称V italitas对老人最有效，能提升体力、修复组织并对多种慢性疾病有益，现场在Wagner药店展出，地址为Avenue C与Houston Street。
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1913
Page
2
Tentative Budget May Be Introduced
City council meets Monday to discuss mine ordinances and a $3 450 000 bond issue. Alderman Steves may call a finance committee meeting to draft a tentative budget and likely introduce the budget ordinance. Action is rushed due to new finances from the bond. bank financing may be extended to August 1 if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steves
Tdget
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
Militia Hike to San Francisco by Two Guardsmen
Carl H Stratton and Tom F Bailey of Company C Second Infantry plan a long hike to San Francisco departing from San Antonio by way of El Paso. Each will carry about sixty pounds of gear in heavy marching order as they walk there and back under National Guard auspices. Stratton recently completed a 2800 mile trek from Trenton to Houston in five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Stratton
Tom F. Bailey
Company C
Second Infantry
San Francisco
San Antonio
National Guard
el Paso
Stratton
Trenton
N. J
Ouston
Senate Rules On Prison Commissioner Confirmations
The attorney general rules no Senate confirmation is needed for three prison commissioners, altering earlier guidance that all three must be confirmed. Brahan and Tittle were confirmed previously, leaving Cabell awaiting Senate action. Governor Colquitt and Rep Hill contest the change, noting terms and salary implications under the new constitutional framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Senate
R. W. Brahan
L. W. Tittle
Cabell
Senate Journal
Tittle and Brahan
Colquitt
Representative Hill
Hill
Jewish Month Av Begins Noted With Historic Dates
The Hebrew month Av begins Monday, overlapping part of July and August. Traditions mark its first day as Aaron's death anniversary, the fifteenth as a festival in Judea with maidens dancing in vineyards, and the ninth as the day of Jerusalem's destruction with five disasters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Judea
Jerusalem
Desert
Nebuchadnezzar
Titus
Bethar
Bar Kochba
Holy City
Temple
Enjoy Camp Life at Kerrville Young Women’s Camp
Enthusiastic reports from Kerrville describe the Young Women’s Christian Association camp under Mrs. BE Love now in charge through next week. Extra registrations may be possible as most time and space fill mid month. Last week featured a camper birthday party and a visit from Mrs Richard Holdsworth with a Round Mountain trip. An all day Thursday picnic, aided by Mr and Mrs Henry Randolph, capped a delightful woodland outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Young Woman's Christian Association
BE. D. Love
Richard Holdsworth
Round Mountain
Henry Randolph
Legislature to Consider Prison Bills in Texas Reform Debate
Texas legislative action centers on penitentiary bills with a special order on Senator Warren’s reform measure amid potential House Senate conflicts. The House has advanced four general appropriation bills and plans to tackle miscellaneous appropriations next, while tax rate may rise to about 24 cents to cover next two fiscal years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
House
Willacy
Senate
Warren
Williams
Wortham
House Committee
Rockport Senate Candidate Announces Campaign
A candidate for Senate in the Twenty second District announces his bid amid a crowded field and high tension campaign promises. Other contenders enter the race, signaling a hotly contested contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Senate
Change in methods under consideration
Hans Helland the new city engineer will assume charge Monday and reorganize the department. A railroad style system will track progress and expenditures on each job. Mayor Brown favors ending the four ward gangs, proposing one permanent repair crew with additional crews as needed, after six months showing their uneconomical value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Helland
Helland
Brown
Jones
San Antonio Welcomes Grateful Southwest Traveler
J R Black of Griswold Iowa toured the South in an automobile with his family and praised San Antonio as the best blend of cleanliness beauty and liveliness He plans to make the city his future home and is negotiating to buy a residence while noting Southwest Texas needs more railroads to attract people and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Black
Griswold
Iowa
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Mr. Black
Black
Cotulla
Southwest
Texas
Southwest Texas
Abraham Lincoln
London
Hberator
Lincoln
Christchurch
Westminster Bridge Road
Newman Hall
England
Lord Goschen
Goschen
San Antonio School Board Seeks Printing Bids
Notice to printers bids for printing per specifications on file at the district office. Paul Ke Scholz, business agent, Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Ofice
Paul Ke Scholz
Riverside Restaurant Chicken Dinner and Supper Ad
A big Chicken Dinner today and a big Chicken Supper tonight at the Riverside Restaurant located at 101 EB Houston St. Meals priced at 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Houston ST
Summer term a boon as ten children save city funds
San Antonio reports show 95 percent of students made up eight weeks of work in summer school, with 96 percent of grade pupils promoted. Enrollments totaled 282 with 226 remaining. high school promotions stood at 87 percent. Financial analysis shows summer programs cost 1500 versus 3060 for nine teachers next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Charles Lukin
Lukin
DeZavala
Bonham School
Travis School
Crockett School
Scholz
Trials of insane trials delayed by judge ruling
Judge R H Ward ruled the recent law appointing a medical commission for insanity trials unconstitutional. The decision blocks further trials under the new system until the Court of Criminal Appeals rules. County Judge Davis will decide on appeal path upon return to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Ward
Court of Criminal Appeals
Davis
San Antonio
Ward
Bexar County
John Callahan
C. M. Chambers
D. Berrey
Many Fires Preventable in Texas, Says Insurance Commission
Austin report shows 29 000 fire loss reports filed from December 10 1910 to the present. Of these 13 166 were in dwellings and outbuildings and 10 950, or 83 4 percent, were preventable. Of all reports 15 118 were other risks and 9 872, or 65 3 percent, were preventable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
State Insurance Commission
Texas
Texas travels of San Antonio Traction official praised dust and crops
A. M. Courtney, long time San Antonio Traction Company maintenance chief, returns from a three week trip through northern and eastern states. He notes Illinois dust, Texas crop prosperity, and vast Texas land for settlers, praising Texas cattle and land as cheaper and plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Doc) Courtney
San Antonio Traction Company
Illinois
Texas
Southwest
Louisiana
Courtney
Traction Company
Ove
New Pavilion on Coast at Port Lavaca Open Next Sunday
The three story pavilion cost 10000 dollars and will open next Sunday. Southern Pacific plans a low rate excursion from San Antonio. R L McKibbin of Sunger Central inspected the pavilion and praises Port Lavaca as a seaside resort with a dance floor top level, promenade lower floors, and dressing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Lavaca
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
R. L. McKibbin
Sunger-Central Lines
Comfort Station Plan Proposed for Alamo Plaza
The Real Estate Exchange public service committee seeks endorsement from civic groups this week for a city funded comfort station on Alamo plaza. The plan would place a new underground station beneath a band stand in the plaza park modeled after Los Angeles. A city council petition will follow for the necessary appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Committee
Real Estate Exchange
Alamo Plaza
Plaza Park
Public Service Committee of the Exchange
Mada
Los Angeles
Merchants weigh fall festival plan
Charles Graebner chairs a Chamber of Commerce committee to study a possible fair or celebration this fall. The group will survey public sentiment, then report to the chamber directors. If business leaders back it, a general merchants meeting will organize the festival effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Graebner
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Special Term Opens as 160 Cases Set for Trial in District Court 10
The Thirty seventh District Court will begin a special term with Judge W. S. Anderson presiding. About 160 cases are docketed, including three murder charges. The judge plans to try most cases under the old statutes unless defense objections arise. Murder defendants include F. R. Wesing, Christian Gembler, and Ben White with separate September dates. Other cases include Bowmans for burglary and individuals named Mary Wilson, F. Hunter, George Allen, and M. Alvarez. Special venues were summoned for capital cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8S. Anderson
Anderson
F. R. Wesing
Christian Gembler
Ben White
John
Ed Bowman
Mary Wilson
F. Hunter
George Allen
M. Alvarez
Also Mentioned on This Page
One Texas Charitable Home
Vital Remedies Company of
Houston
Wagner's Drug Store
Avenue C
Houston Street
Holbont Guardsmen
Francisco
Kerrville Hills
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Prairie View Normal
College of Industrial Arts
Sam Houston Normal Institute
North Texas Normal
Southwest Texas Normal
West Texas Normal
State Orphans’ Home
Blind Institute
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
State Lunatic Asylum
Southwestern Insane Asylum
North Texas Asylum
General Land Office
Lewelling
Jeff Steele
Grayson County
Morris
Charles F, Hoff
Towan
Ae Asoo
Smaill
Insurance Commission
Edwin Clapp
Frank Bros
District Court
Financial Journal of Paris
Maryland
Kryptok
Chas. Rees
Charles Rees
Rees
New Houston Street
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