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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
2
Prominent Bellville merchant B O Fechner recounts a dramatic recovery from dropsy after a sequence of medical taps and Vitalitas treatment. He credits renewed kidney and bowel function, color returning, and a return to work, praising Vitalitas as life changing.
When you buy sausage ask your butcher or grocer for the kind with TIN TAG for you may know that you are getting fresh wholesome goods. SEE DISPLAY IN LOBBY OF GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Adv. TINION MEAT COMPANY.
A meeting of Coliseum League Association directors is set for 1 PM tomorrow at the Travis Club to decide on fall events including a major horseshow. Proceeds will support the Coliseum fund. Advisory board includes generals Bliss Parker and others, plus Fort Sam Houston cooperation.
A special eleven car train carrying farmers and home seekers from Nebraska Iowa Kansas Illinois and other states arrived in San Antonio this afternoon via the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway and will depart about six this evening via the San Antonio and Aransas Pass toward the Lower Rio Grande valley. The trip aims to showcase crops and attract homeseekers as rail officials view midsummer movement as a notable achievement. Several land companies in the Rio Grande valley are joining the excursion.
Harry Tracy of Tulsa argues 80 000 farmers can control state law without partisan politics while Peter Radford rejects rumors of a national Farmers Union bid. Texas delegates back Barrett for president and oppose a 2 million bond for UT. The convention endorses cotton classing in schools and plans Friday reports.
County commissioners consider plowing under the demonstration farm on the new poor farm tract after a parasitic disease was found in corn. A government agronomist had supervised the farm for over a year, with last year’s crops producing some income while this year’s crops failed and risked nearby fields.
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