Sunset Decision Ends Double Daily Train Service
Judge Brooks rules the Southern Pacific cannot restore a second daily westbound train over the Cuero division without broader authority. The ruling preserves at least one daily westbound and one eastbound run, with further appeals planned. A new time card will place trains 5 and 7 on the Pacific end of the San Antonio schedule starting August 25.
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Southern Pacific
Cuero Division
Paikroad Commission
Judsé Byouks Et Austin
Rails Road Company
San Antonio
Pacific
Sunset Route Time Table Roster and Connections
An old railway time table lists arrivals and departures for the G.H. & S.A. Sunset Station and Sunset Route with multiple connections. It notes stops including Houston, Galveston, New Orleans, and Dallas, with varied times such as 9:00 am and 8:00 pm, plus special mentions of regional stations and services.
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Sunset Station
Gormnistea St
Celok
Magia
California
Pel
Rio
Ti - Paso
Ely
Bagls Pass
Houston
Galveston
Vwiddan
New Orieans
Tsang
East
Victoria Division
Leverniz
Fa SB. Co
Reeville
Brownwood
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Loudy J
Fort Worth
Old Greenville
Huntaville
Kerrville OG
Lampesag
Oley Longview
Glear
Lanog
Palestine
Cloudy Bar Antonina
Clear Temple
Clear Waco
Clem
Rail and travel notes mix plans for San Antonio route
Yesterday Alistin prepared for an extended run to Los Angelte while water clerks at Hot Wells hotel monitor progress with ten days of emissions unlikely. Katy announce a Salven t excursion with $3.60 round trip tickets from San Antonio on both trains and a special from Smithville to Galveston arriving 6 24 pm return valid to Aug 26. Charles Reitch, once engineer for the first regular I G N railroad date, inspects motive equipment. James Stewert’s contractor party visits for labor at a new depot, with Leroy Trice in town to discuss. San Antonio & Aransas Pass shifts to a fourteen section sleeper casting a smoking compartment now, and Mexican Central adds through sleeper service northward. commercial agent W H Richardson returns from a ten day trip to North Texas, Colorado Springs and Manitou.
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Katy
San Antonio
Smithville
Galveston
Aransas Pass
HH. Richardson
Texas
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Be Louie and the City of Mexico on August Departure
Be Louie and the City of Mexico and the first gleepear will leave St. Louis August 25 over the Katyand qo San Antonio Will run over the South erm Pacific and thence to the Meal way Gentral Liner. W. J. Werner, traveling auditor of the International & Great Novlirh, is in the city checking up the office of the city passengers and ticket agent. Wanted Large clean and soft cob tou rags. Three cents per pound. San Antonio Light.
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BE. Louie
City of Mexico
St. Louis
San Antonio
Southerm Pacific
Mealway Gentral
W. J. Werner
The
International & Great Novlirh
Texas Cotton Region Report Morning Weather Update
For the 24 hours ending 3 a m Téth meylian time the weather shows heavy rain in parts of Mississippi and isolated showers in the north with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Temperatures are near normal with minimal changes noted over the last twelve hours. Allen Buell and Leonard Foyecaster report US Weather Bureau observations for the Texas cotton region and nearby areas.
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Mississippi
Mendylan
Yasou City
Newport, Park
Weather notes on pressure, temps, and rain outlook
A regional high pressure pattern covers the Midwest and New England area with a trough toward the southwest. Showers trend cooler, with temperatures generally cooler by Thursday and a wide warm to cool range across cities from Galveston to Montana.
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Tukeé
Mississippi
Missouri
New England
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Atlantic States
Galveston
Texas
Fave
Montana
Business Men's Club Trade Excursion Draws Support
Members and supporters of the Business Men's club show strong interest in a planned trade excursion. Notable figures from Steves & Sons, Live Stock Commission, Alamo Nations Bank, National Biscuit, and other firms pledge participation, with deposits and endorsements guiding early planning.
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Telus
Business Men's Club
Alburt Steves
The
Steves & Sons
Business Man's Club
George W. Saunders
Live Stock Commission Company
Teresi T. Brown
Alamo Nations Bank
P.T. Shields
Anton Gloeckner
Charles F. Taylor
National Biscuit Company
W. H. Crouch
Southeast Texas Lumber Company
Washer
Mortuary Notices and Obituaries in City
Numerous funeral services and obituaries from the city announce the death and rites for Mrs. McDonald and several local residents. Included are details of services at Burnett’s parlors on Crockett Street, burial at Marys cemetery, and memorials for J. McCampbell, Frederick P. Meyers, J. M. Blanks, Charles A. Weinberg, and local residents James Martinez and Lutie Luckie.
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Wainberg
Charles A. Weinberg
Maverick
Clarka -Printhhe Company
Pleasanton Vogdd
Noolek
Weinberg
J. G. Melger
Vicents
Martinez
Vicenta Marlinty
Ami
Bartolo Martinez
South
Leona
Sig Ternando Cathedral
San Fernando
Lutie Luckie
Bales
Lutte Luckie
Holly Springs
Deréased
Hubert Luckie
J. H. Sullivan
Sity
William J Sullivan
United States
San Antonio Education Ad Pitches Academy Features
An educational advertisement for San Antonio Academy Seeley School extols scholarship standards approved by forty institutions of technology. Highlights ideal location limited enrollment expert teachers and early applications. Claims 32000 in favorable achievements last year and invites inquiries to W. W. Bondurant, San Antonio, Texas.
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SAN Antonio Academy Seeley School
Aniversatiea
Callages
Schools of Technology
North
Agit Gast
Ycom
Furpr
W. W. Bondurant
San Antonis
Tex
Major Kendall Arrives to Join Ninth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston
Major Kendall arrives from the slaves and will post at Fort Sam Houston with Company DB Ninth Infantry then march to Camp Witt Leon Springs for practice. Colonel Edgar B Robertson Ninth Infantry will soon take leave. Colonel Totus Niles will command at Fort Sam Houston during the absence. Quarters assigned to Ninth Infantry officers. Battery A field artillery plans a hike today. Col R B Stevens to open stables for horses and mules September 14 government service. Ninth Infantry settles into regular duty after long stay in the talanete.
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Kendall
Fort ‘Sacr Houston
Ae Company DB
Ninth Infantry
Camp Witt
Leon Springs
Zee
Edgar B. Robertson
Totus Niles
Fort Sam Houston
Roberts0n
Eld
R. BR. Stevens
Talanete
Battle Names for Humans in the Chitage Record Herald
A mosaic of verses extolling honesty and virtue, praising work ethic and shunning wealth built by deceit. The piece contrasts old troubadour ideals with modern temptations and encourages moral living over riches.
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Chitage Record-Herald
Devele
City ice consumes 200 tons daily in San Antonio
San Antonio relies on about 200 tons of ice each day to keep the city supplied. The piece lauds the sanitary, pure ice produced by local factories and recalls the historical progress from crude ice to modern, efficient production.
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San Antonio
Dar
Ehid
Antonio Aisa
Lisho
Texas
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