Health lectures to promote sanitation education in San Antonio
A public health lecture series will be held in San Antonio this fall and winter under the American Medical Association. Dr. J. M. McCormick led a May visit and outlined a plan with a committee including Judge Storey Nat Washer and others to present illustrated talks on germs pests and sanitation with monthly programs from September to January.
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San Antonio
J. M. McCormick
American Medical Association
Travis Park Methodist Church
A. B. Storey
Nat M. Washer
Frank Paschal
James Anderson
Malone Duggan
Walter McCaleb
W. A. Godbey
M. J. Bliem
Eli Hertzberg
J. J. Stevens
McCormick
St. Anthony Hotel
J. W. Carhart
A. L. Lincicum
Permits Issued to Do Business in Texas
The Texas department of insurance and banking issued permits for the current year to fraternal organizations. Sons of Hermann of Texas in San Antonio, National Protective Legion in Waverly New York, Equitable National Fraternal Union in Neenah Illinois, Ancient Order of United Workmen in Dallas.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Department of Insurance and Banking
Sons of Hermann of Texas
San Antonio
National Protective Legion
Waverly
N. Y
Equitable National Fraternal Union
Neenah, Ils
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Dallas
Local Minister Accepts Call to Yoakum Church
Rev. J. H. Bellot of Honey Grove Texas has accepted a call from the Presbyterian church in Yoakum. He comes well recommended by congregations he has served in Honey Grove for five years.
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Yoakum, Tex
J. H. Bellot
Honey Grove
Tex
Presbyterian Church
Bellot
Boosting Seattle as the model for San Antonio growth
Gilbert Schramm praises Seattle's sustained marketing efforts, noting how continuous advertising convinces homeseekers and investors to move there. He argues San Antonio should adopt a similar booster system, with coordinated pamphlets and publicizing cities like Seattle to attract newcomers and boost growth.
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Gilbert Schramm
Northwest
Seattle
Boosters
San Antonio
Mr. Schramm
Great Northwest
Seasick Pastor Halts Services Aboard Floating Church
All Saints church at Mariners Harbor Staten Island, a floating church long serving seafarers, faces stoppages as its new pastor Dr William Mix suffers seasickness from pitching and rolling of the moored vessel during brisk winds forcing early service cuts.
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Associated Press
New York
All Saints Church
Mariners Harbor
Staten Island
All Saints
Anchorage
William Mix
Chinese Commission Report on Mexican Disturbances
Lien Luen Fang and Kim Yuen have left El Paso for Mexico City after assessing damages to Chinese nationals during the revolution. They report 125000 pesos in losses in Sonora Sinaora and Tepic with sixteen Chinese killed and 216 businesses taxed to aid the revolutionary army. in Torreon 1500000 pesos in damage noted and 303 Chinese massacred.
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EL Paso
Tex
Food Experts Have Busy Day Planned
Duluth Minnesota reports on the second day of the annual meeting of state and national food and dairy departments with a packed program. Morning sessions cover executive committee reports constitution changes and federation contemplation. Afternoon discussions focus on weights and measures alignment between federal and state laws and evaporated milk composition.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Association of the State and National Food and Dairy Departments
New Mexico Admits to Union. Gratitude Message to Taft Planned
A mass meeting in Santa Fe celebrates New Mexico’s admission to statehood and passes a resolution to send a message of gratitude to President Taft. The event features remarks by the seven supreme court judges, Governor Mills, and former governors amid a broad political mood for the next state campaign.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Union
Taft
Supreme Court
Mills
Oklahoma
Texas
Yoakum Couple Married Special Light
Yoakum Texas dated Aug 22 reports Prof John Stoma and Miss Lucy Nobels of League City wed last Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. They will reside in Yoakum.
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el Paso
Yoakum
Tex
L. E. Davis
Methodist Sunday School
Davis
Methodist
John Stoma
Lucy Nobels
League City
To Elect Officers at Moose Convention Session
The Loyal Order of Moose convention in Detroit resumes today after a near riot ended yesterday’s session in a recess. Insurgent tactics by the Los Angeles delegation led to a plan where today’s nominating session is officially named yesterday’s session.
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Associateuy Press
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles
National Convention of the Loyal Order of Moose
New Prominent Hair Care Regimen Offers Relief
A 1900s style notice promotes Cuticura soap and ointment to treat itching scalps dandruff and dry thin falling hair for women and men. Instructions include nightly scalp rubbing with ointment, weekly shampoos, and free samples from Dept. A. Pillow protection advised.
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