Second Warehouse Fire Destroys San Antonio Grain Complex
A Sunday morning blaze in San Antonio's east warehouse district caused extensive damage exceeding 40 000 dollars. The San Antonio Grain Company building and contents, between You-yapi and Senior streets, valued up to 60 000 dollars, were destroyed, with the adjacent Webster Grain Company suffering most of the remaining loss. A prior week fire at the Antonio Grain Company’s Burleson Street warehouse is linked by investigators. The two fires occurred near a railroad spur, with ammunition stored in a nearby government warehouse. the blaze was first spotted early and tackled by a second alarm response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San Antonio Grain Company
Youyyapi
V. A. Webster Grain Company
San Antonio-Grain Cmpany
Burleson Street
Eatly Park
McNeel
Gly Tire
Rai Antonio Grain Company
Buil Pgs
San” Antonio
Fighting Priest Barnes Aids US War Effort In San Antonio
Article details Father Z. A. Barnes, a French veteran and former artillery major with the Nimelieth Division, temporarily attached to Sir Mats's church in San Antonio awaiting assignment. It notes transfers of priests Quinn Pletcher and Voynes, Barnes's wartime service in Lorraine Verdun and Chemin des Dames, and his postwar return to the United States. Also mentions upcoming events at Kerrville and construction plans on Sam Houston Boulevard with American Legion ownership of an upper-floor space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev
Z. A. Barnes
Priory
United States
Nimelieth
San Antonio
Sir Mats
Pletcher
Father Quinn
M.mizy
Houston
Quinn
Droit
Father Voynes
Beniss “Gald
Quinn Vather
Barnes
France
Lau
Arench
Lorraine
Verdun
Ptd Chemin Des Dames
America
Eassier
Provid
Dom
Texas
Kerrville
Tenge Berryilie al
Automobile Line Between San Antonio and Kerrville Inaugurated
A passenger line between San Antonio and Kerrville was inaugurated Monday by Harvey Y. Steele of the San Antonio Light and J H Power. A Buick six is used, with trips leaving San Antonio at 2:30 P M and arriving at Kerrville about 7:00 P M, returning at 6:10 A M and reaching San Antonio at 10:00 A M. The service aims to speed newspaper delivery, provide travel for urgent needs, and improve transport connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Kerrville
Harvey Y. Steele
J. H. Power
Mr. Sigele
Kant Zi
Steele
Hilberrville
Heart
San Aatunio
Adele Peairs Pearl: Local pianist and Legion widow dies
Adele Pearl Peairs, wife of Leibert Peairs former commander of the American Legion Alimn Post, died Tuesday at 2 PM in a local hospital. A Chicago native who lived in San Antonio for a decade, she entertained soldiers during war and supported Cross activities. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from her parents' residence 714 Avenue C with interment at Roselawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langs
Adele Pee Gold
Etter
Loug
Leibert Peairs
Alimn
American Legion
Myron A. Pearce
Beverly
Chicago
San Antonio
College of Ibe
Beredus Eaziva
Avenue C
Roselawa Cemetery
Mirando Well Near Guvedkr Yields Strong Oil Pushes Field Plans
Zapata Company’s Mirando field drill near the Hinnont ranch produced over 100 barrels last week, per R G Ponkin. The Killam Condrep well reportedly tested at about 1,200 barrels with strong gas pressure, signaling substantial activity east of Mirando and plans to extend tests over a wide area as No 4 drives improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zapata Company
Hinnont
Mirandy
R. G. Ponkin
San Antonia
Tonkin
Killam Condrep
Mirando
Tore Alka
Det Nyein
Toukins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Webb
Miranda Fie
Father Barnes
Ninetethe
S& Mary's Church
Brock Kew
San Benito
Tex
A. BR. Ager
Sam Houston” Boulevard
Here
Mrs, Peairs
New Mirando
Pittsburg
Gat Water
Cattaga
Pittsburg Water Heater CO
Tnklog
Catton Beatte
Atlanta
Pedi
Coat and Suit Departments
THE
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
West
Commerce Street
Esau
DRS. Trotter & Meador Winersors
Esigninatlan
Ures
Alama
H. Herweck Crockett
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Southern Pacific
Navarro Street
Houston Street
Travis
St. Anthony Hotel
Riek
Pan Es Crc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!