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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1917

Page

6

Crippled Civil War Veteran Cultivates Ground in Advance

Joseph Sandlin, 77, a crippled Civil War veteran from Lebanon, visited his son William in Advance. Unable to walk unaided, he tends 1.25 acres in prime condition and once crafted his own coffin stored in the Red Men's hall for interment beneath the valley.

Advance Ind Joseph Sandlin Lebanon William Red Men

Mobilization Delayed as Crowder Cites Traffic and Equipment

Washington dispatch reports Provost Marshal General Crowder delaying the draft mobilization due to shortages of equipment and congested rail traffic. Only five percent of the first draft will be called September six, with staged calls through October and a final share “as soon thereafter as practicable.”

Washington, D. C General Crowder France Crowder Union National Army Wilson

Kendall County Fair Nears Close With Field Events

Boerne Tex Aug 25 The Kendall County Fair ends Sunday with field events drawing large crowds from San Antonio and nearby towns. Saturday attendance exceeded expectations with about 1000 visitors from San Antonio and many from Comfort Fredericksburg Center Point Kerrville and others. Exhibits include irrigation and dry farming farm products wool fruit and insects. The San Antonio Manufacturers Club displays from G A Duerler Mfg Co Fox Co IL Frank Saddlery Pruitt Commission Co Pioneer Flour Mills Gebhardt Chili American Overall A Frank Co and others. Albert Kronkosky of San Antonio Drug Co directed the arrangements with A Mohr assisting.

Boerne Tex Kendall County Association San Antonio Comfort Fredericksburg Center Point Kerrville State Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture San Antonio Manufacturers’ Club G. A. Duerler Manufacturing Co Fox Company IL. Frank Saddlery Company Pruitt Commission Company Warner Pioneer Flour Mills Gebhardt Chili Powder Company American Overall Company A. B. Frank Company San Antonio Maccaroni Company Maccaroni San Antonio Packing Box Company Albert Kronkosky San Antonio Drug Company

Army Orders Navigate Major Transfers and Staff Changes

In a broad set of orders, Majors H H Tutle and Gustavus M Blech receive medical support roles. numerous officers shift to camps including Fort Sam Houston and Camp Logan. The document lists transfers for infantry, medical corps, field artillery, and aviation reserves, with several officers assigned to chief of staff or staff roles and others honorably discharged or detailed for duties.

Southern Department Camp Logan H. H. Tutle Gustavus M. Blech Illinois National Guard Lawrence B. Brady Joseph H. Human Everett A. Led Charles E. Cotting JR Arthur W. Betts William H. Murphy Fort Sam Houston Herbert A. White Panama Canal Department Washington Talbot Smith Twelfth Cavalry Panama Edmund Wittenmyer Infantry Hawans United States Robert E. Frith Edward 8. Hayes Joseph 8. Leonard Walter C. Gullion Rufus £. Bratton Se B. Lyman Thaddeus Troy Medical Reserve Corps Leon Springs Fort Oglethorpe Danill C. Munro First Cavalry New York National Guard William K. Naylor Infantry National Army Houston Texas Benjamin F. Miller Quartermaster Corps Burton E. Griswold Quartermaster Officers’ Reserve Corps Fort Niagra Hiram A. Phillips Medical Corps Detroit Albert F. Beverly Austin Guy V. Burke Plattsburg Fort Porter William H. Raymond Field Artillery National Army Camp Cody Deming New Mexico Edgar T. Collins Camp Dix Wrightstown N. J Edward H. Dearmond Field Artillery National Army Camp MacArthur Waco Officers Medical Corps, National Guard James E. Merrill Minensota National Fort Worth Floyd J. Bolend Oklahoma National Guard John J. Ow’reilly Texas National Guard George W. Miver Camp Jackson Columbia D. C Randall M. Cooley Michigan Nationa1 Guard Franklin J. Drake Axel W. Swenson Medicval Reserve Corps Fort Riley William G. Somerville Officers Medical Corps William K. Nag’lor Abraham G. Lott Adjutant Generals Department Washington Barracks Edwin C. Kelton Engineers Edward B. Jones Ernest C. Dedicke Engineer Officers Reserve Corps George T. Horne Charles EB. Coting JR Aviation Tion Signal Officers Reserve Corps Fort Fam Houston Walter F. Merkle Infantry Officers Reserve Corps John C. Wieters Lawrence B. Prady Joseph H. Hyman Signal Officers Reserve Corps Verne A. Dodd Charles H. Selinger Edward 8S. Hayes Thirteenth Infantry Joseph S Leonard Fifteenth Secor Cunningham JR Field Artillery Officers Reserve Corps Clonel Fred L. Boynton Everett A. Lee

Interlocking Tile promises strong fall building boom in 1917

Government orders for construction materials are filled and prices for lumber steel and clay rise. Interlocking Tile offers economy warmth dampproof and strength with endorsements from the U S Bureau of Standards the Army and Navy and major builders nationwide.

Southwest United States Bureau of Standards U. S. Army and Navy

Fire damages room in residence on North Cherry Street

Fire struck the home of G. B. Neals at 525 North Cherry Street at 9 35 p m Saturday night causing about 150 in damage The fire was confined to one room The property is owned by Charles G Boelhauwe and the loss is insured

G. 8 Neals North Cherry Street Charles G. Boelhauwe

City Lads Hear Best in Hearing Debate

Washington August 25. Marine Corps recruiting officers note country youths show poorer hearing than city youths. They argue city noise may dull nerve sensitivity, while quiet country life weakens nerves from disuse. The article cites natural parallels like blind fish in Mammoth Cave.

Washington, D.C Arine Corps Marine Corps Mammoth Cave

Grocer Says Customers Owe Him More Not Charging More

A Detroit Free Press excerpt quotes a grocer replying to a customer that he is not making more money, but that customers owe him more due to high prices. The exchange highlights price pressures and consumer finances in daily trade.

Detroit Free Press

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Lester Piano South Avenue C Bedell Building Crippled Veteran Works District Board of New York City Stuart N. Miller Arthur W. Letts Charles B. Lyman Fiftieth Infantry William Murphy Signal Officers Reserv Corps Mergy Union Painless Dentists, Inc West Commerce ST U. S Fraser Brick Company Sumpter Bldg Dallas South Texas H. M. Abernethy Gibbs Building John G. German U.S. Navy Col. Waitz Ft. Sam Houston Louis Hermann Joe Hermann
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