Hotel Guests and Arrivals Across San Antonio Hotels
Dallas resident J W Jennings, Sabinal’s Jacob Reinhart, Houston visitors H L Hughes and M Howe, New Orleans guest A Petrie, and many others are listed among arrivals and registrations at the Bexar Gunter Menger Savoy St Anthony Crockett Bowie and Bowie hotels in San Antonio. Notables include J L Johnson, W R Martin, R R McDowell and families, with guests from Dallas Houston New Orleans Madison Wis Temple and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jennings
Dallas
St. Anthony Hotel
Jacob Reinhart
Sabinal
Bexar
R. S. Clower
Houston
Savoy Hotel
J. W. McElney
Bay City
Gunter
M. Howe
Bowie
A. Petrie
New Orleans
Crockett
George Currie
Comfort
City
Mengerotel
R. M. Koepsel
Seguine
Savoy
Rose Harloff
Madison
Wis
Gunter Hotel
J. L. Johnson
Joseph Smith
el Paso
H. L. Hughes
W. R. Davis
George Henser
Menger Hotel
E. A. Sweeney
Child
Temple
Crockett Hotel
Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
R. W. Wortham
Paris
St. Anthony
N. Wilson
St. Louis
F. E. Harrison
R. M. Roembach
Wichita
Kan
BH Farr
Sherman
Tampico
Mex
San Antonio
R R. McDowell
W. L. Huffmann
Kingsville
Menger
E. F. Schumann
Asherton
EK. D. Stapp
J. H. Pittmann
O. E. Irwin
Floresville
Bexar Hotel
H. T. Carter
Cuero
Bowle
Jesse A. Chase
Beeville
Bryan Heard
Obstinate Acne and the Swift Specific Company remedy
An article extols the use of S. S. S. a blood purifier from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for acne. It describes how acne attacks skin glands, how S. S. S. stimulates tissue cells to draw nutrients from blood to form new skin, and how this overcomes inflammation. It urges purchasing from drug stores and offers medical consultation at Swift in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. S. S
S. S
Edical
Swift
Swift Bidg
Atlanta, Ga
Real estate transfers across San Antonio area 1913 1918
A string of property transfers including Southwestern Land Corp to W F Liggel on August 4 1918 for lots 38 39 in block 17 Rosedale Park and multiple 1913 quit claims, lots and blocks in Los Angeles Heights and Kenwood, with prices ranging from 1 to 4000 dollars and notices of transfers to individuals and firms. Names include West End Lumber Co EB Hood Harold Schramm Juan Lozano Rober Craig and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Land Corporation
W. F. Liggel
Rosedale Park
City National Bank
City of
William Swisher
Juan F. and
M. de Lozano
New City
M. E. Halcom
R. Lupton
B. L. Herring
Josie Maas
Los Angeles Heights
Los Angeles Heights Company
Harold Schramm
Sam Maverick
Jacob Romer
Vinton Street
J. C. Shafer
R. B. Craig
California Gardens
Isabel T. de Castenada
Rosa Acourso
Kenwood
Herrman Schenning
Louis Oge
E. K. Turbiville
Block
Agarita
N. Flores
Martha Marx
Alexander Crownover
North Flores
William Young
Sheriff
West End Lumber Company
Burial Permits For Several Local Residents
Burial permits listed for Concepcion Rodriguez 77 died August 7 at Guadalupe street W M Dinsmore 45 died August 3 Cuero Texas Mrs Sarah Dunn 56 died August 4 San Juan road Mrs Effie Krause 57 died August 2 San Juan road local notices record these deaths and addresses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concepcion Rodriguez
Guadalupe Street
W. M. Dinsmore
Cuero
Tex
Sarah Dunn
San Juan Road
Effie Krause
Building Permits Report From City Ledger
Building permits show a 5 room dwelling on Lubbock street by L. W. Evans with a frame structure on West Commerce street valued at 100 dollars. William Buckmiller seeks a 1 room addition on Se guin street valued at 125 dollars. Its Garrett requests alterations on Nebraska street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Street
L. W. Evans
West Commerce Street
William Buckmiller
Seguin Street
Garrett
Nebraska Street
Mendota Creek Delirious Fish and Bogus Banknotes Feats
Mendota reports a ruined fishing season as hundreds of dead fish line the banks and many more float. The Mendota brewery was closed for tax nonpayment, and 1081 barrels of beer were dumped into the river. A strange scene follows with catfish mewing, bass sounding, turtles on a log, and police detaining three staggering bullfrogs. Norway’s 1912 note circulation rose sharply due to industry expansion, surpassing 100 million crowns for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendota, Sil
Mendota Creek
Mendota
Norway
Treasury bankers discuss placing 100 million loan for crop movement
Washington August 8 bankers from Chicago Indianapolis and southern cities met with Assistant Secretary Williams and Secretary McAdoo to plan government deposits for moving crops. A tentative $25 million to the South was set with broader limits up to $100 million. Plans include 10 percent extra security in U S bonds and broad acceptance of commercial paper. Distribution to state banks and repayment schedule through March next year were outlined with optimism for speedy action. Participants included R H Stewart Ben C Smith and Noah Harding of Texas banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Central- West
Illiams
Chicago
Indianapolis
Way
Williams
Treasury Department
United States
South
Middle
Far West
McAdoo
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Texas
R. H. Stewart
City National Bank of Dallas
Ben C. Smith
Noah Harding
Fort Worth
Picnic Planned to Promote Playgrounds at Brackenridge Park
A full day picnic at Brackenridge Park promotes athletic grounds and children playgrounds. E. D. Love of the Carnegie library will lead the event and the story hour children meet him at the library at 2 30 this afternoon before joining the park. Boys and girls are urged to bring hoes picks and shovels to help clear the ground near the pumping station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Park
E. D. Love
Carnegie Library
Mr. Love
Boy Scouts
Playground Association
Love
Youngest English Blacksmith Born In Somerset Village
A short birth note mentions Reginald Durant, a four year old in West Pennard near Glastonbury, praised as the youngest blacksmith in England. He helps at his father's forge after school, with several local families named for births in late July and early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
England
Reginald Durant
West Pennard
Glastonbury
Aged Rambler Walks From City of Mexico
An elderly German-born man, 73, who left Omaha fifty years ago for Latin America, walked from Mexico City toward Omaha on foot to find his old friend. Ragged and worn, he arrived at the Associated Charities detailing his journey and hopes. He is resting at the St. Francis Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Associated Charities
Mexico
Omaha
Germany
United States
Neb
Rip
Latin-America
Mexico City
Canehe
Mrs. Haley
The
Rip van Winkles
St. Francis Home For
Interstate Commerce Commission orders carrier telephones to file details
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered all carrier telephone companies to furnish by October 1 a detailed statement of their organization equipment and financial operations. This first order follows the formal start of the telephone inquiry and public hearings will be held in various regions to gather testimony on rates and operating methods within the commission’s jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Directors Re-Elected at Wolff & Marx Annual Meeting
The Wolff & Marx Dry Goods Company held its annual stock holders meeting yesterday afternoon. Directors reelected for the coming year were W. C. Rigsby, Charles Schreiner Jr., J. J. Sterne, M. Smith, and H. Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolff & Marx Dry Goods Company
W. C. Rigsby
Charles Schreiner Jr
J.J. Sterne
M. Smith
H. Wild
Women’s Christian Association to Attend Estes Park Conference
Mrs E D Love will join the party leaving Saturday for Estes Park Colorado for the Young Women’s Christian Association Summer Conference. The group includes Mrs I Broadus Mrs Mary Whitely Ruth Muir Mary Patton and Annie Henrickson. Texas sends delegates from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and El Paso. The San Antonio delegation carries a poster of the new administration building and plans a clever stunt for Association Day with banners and pennants for the San Antonio cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Love
Estes Park
Colo
Young Woman's Christian Association
Love
I. Broadus
Mary Whitely
Ruth Muir
Mary Patton
Annie Henrickson
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
el Paso
San Antonio
Keeping Cool Advice From Surgeon General Blue
Surgeon General Blue offers hot weather guidance to Washington readers. Emphasizes white clothes and vegetables, moderate meat, no alcohol, and careful drink choices. Recommends blue underwear lightly, praises buttermilk and sweet milk, notes some vegetables vary in digestibility, and mentions high farm animal value at $5,008,149,600 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Blue
Pardonable Bull Sparks Industry's New Prosperity
A fragment recalls a pupil's remark that the new industry would have starved without fanfare. The passage hints at early entrepreneurship and the impact of publicity on a budding trade. The tone suggests a reflective historical note on economic resilience and opportunity.
Rural Cuba holds over half its population in farms
The report notes rural districts contain more than half of Cuba’s people. It compares production figures from 1912, stating Pomerania grew 1,017,866 tons of sugar beets while West Prussia produced 1,092,867 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Pomerania
West Prussia
Diverse Grocery Listings Across Texas Towns and Firms
A dense catalog of grocery stores and wholesalers listed with names and addresses from locations including San Antonio, Houston, and nearby towns. The item reads as an extended directory of merchants such as Anciro, Bergmann and Hassbauer, Bond's Delicatessen, Crockett Grocery Co, Guar antee Cash Grocery, and many others, with numerous street intersections and city references. The list comprises shops, co-ops, and family enterprises, reflecting a broad retail food trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anciro
Zavala
Barnes
T. E
Commerce
Bergmann & Hassbauer
Baltimore
Bond's
Delicatessen
Houston, Brogg
Ernest
Santa Rosa
Dura Crockett Grocery Coo
EB. Crockett
Dixie Oil CO
Eiserlch
Anton
N. Pine
RLM ST
Elm
Forestello
Guadalupe
Franger
Matagorda
Golenbager
Indiana
Guarantee
B. Commerce
Hitchcock
Jas H
Trenton
HORN
Austin
Jonas
Sycamore
Lafitte Kerns
L. J
Montana
Klaus
New Braunfels
Krueger
Porter
N’ Grocery Coo
Maverick
Lacs
Uhr
Maso
Goliad
Santa Ara
Wessely
Hg Ge
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Ky.2. Co
H. H. Weller
Brownsville
J. P. Jamison
Toledo
J. Smith
Smithville
T. W. Hander
Marlin
W. R. Martin
Votan
Roy D. White
Ruby A. Craighead
Charlee E. Williams
Dolly Edmondson
Jane R. Gonzales
Mrs
Sofia Saens
Bankers
I. H. Vogel
Avenue B
L. Stuart
Oak Street
Buena Vista Street
Esther Cleveland
White House
Grover Cleveland
New York
Preston
Miss Cleveland
City OF Mexico
Nebraska
Eeting
Colorado
India
Will
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Absy States
Molt Ae
Milwaukee Beer Co
Pahe
County
Cork
San Antonio, Tex
Zapeda
el Pago
Zizelman
Adkins
Lubiansky
Kiolmbassa
Kerrville Moses, Saenger & CO
Renfrow, W. P
Landa
Lux, Chas
L Johnson, H. D
Macdona
Zbeinert
Hugo McQueeney Koemler
H. Schraub
W. M
Melon Melon Merc. CO
MOORE
Conover Bros
Dave
W.W. H
Fitch
J. W. & Sons
Hatfi Ao
A Lovett
Natalia Brown
C. A
NEW Braunfels Roessing, Chas. & CO
Pleasanton Gallowa
Baeksanton Gro
C. Williams
J. B
Cook
Davidson
Faseler
Killen & Collins Pearsall
the Growers of India Tea
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