Alamo Pluzi Draws Traveler to Better Place Than Sao Antonime
A traveler recalls meeting many Sao Antonime but finding no place as inviting as Alamo Pluzi, noting fond memories of the journey and the compelling charm of the location.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1908
Page
5
A traveler recalls meeting many Sao Antonime but finding no place as inviting as Alamo Pluzi, noting fond memories of the journey and the compelling charm of the location.
Inca installs new soda fountain at Wasmer's Drug Store Hicks building to handle rising patronage. Patrons must present soda checks from cashier before seating at the fountain.
Charles G Leighton has recovered from an operation performed at Santa Rosa Infirmary and has gone to Chandler's panel at War'ng on the Sap to recuperate. He had been in the hospital ten days and is now getting on nicely and regaining vigor and strength.
Notice to the public states Naw. Yori Star Dye Works at 208 North Presa will open. Leon Peters, proprietor, an expert cleaner and dyer trained in Germany France and worked in several U.S. cities. New to San Antonio, he guarantees satisfactory work including dyes for laces silks gloves curtains and other fabrics. Visitors welcome at his plant with local rep F E Kempenar.
Artesian well on May yuet street reaches 739 feet with expected depth near 999 feet. Moderna Woodmen of Amelia plan an ice cream social for Royal Neighbors and guests. Movers Woodhieh to host a complimentary early honor with Odd Fellows ball and a beer bottle dance at Mission Garden on September 16, 1903.
UC McDonald deputy head consul of Jay Modern Woodmen of Anus in Wat reports a trip to D Hall a and Hondo in the order’s interest. He says he met with encouragement and that the order is prospering in West Texas.
An advertisement touts B. & B Cures Above Troubles a remedy for primary to tertiary blood poisoning, skin ailments, eczema, rheumatism, and related symptoms. It claims to purify the blood, cure sores, ulcers, pimples, and hair loss, and to restore a healthy body, with the product marketed through Bexar Drug Co in San Antonio.
Poughkeepsie August 29 1910 news wires report lawyer John B Gleason claims he was deceived by Harry K Thaw in a $60000 counsel fee suit. Gleason alleges Thaw lied about family settlement and estate rights to avoid paying. He says services were worth $49000 with $31000 received and $10000 disbursed under Thaw’s direction. Thaw denies misrepresentation and says the suit is false.
The Federation of Labor and Samuel Gompers plan a campaign stop in Fort Worth as thousands prepare to hear his address. A large committee will meet, and delegates from the Brotherhood of Trainmen are expected next week with an elaborate program. Speakers of national prominence have been secured for the event.
Lincoln Aug 39 Mr Bryan will start tomorrow evening on his second tour. He will speak in Minneapolis on Republican Extravagance and will also make stops at Fargo Grand Forks and other Iowa and Nebraska cities. Two days later he heads to Chicago for a four month route through Ohio Indian West Virginia Maryland Delaware and New York. He is in good health and the road experiences have sharpened his resolve. He is preparing for a Taft speech and plans a Labor Day address in Tearti Ii on September 6.
Two men in a casual chat joke about study topics for summer. Roy asks about Beench and tangtages, Tay asks what they are, and Roy replies English and buseball in a humorous exchange. The scene reads as light wordplay.
A report warns ladies about retailers in San Antonio favoring Trust Threads over Western Thread Co. produce. The claim cites Western Thread Best Six Cord as superior, rust-resistant, and cheaper, urging customers to ask for Western Thread at 5¢ per spool from dealers including Joske Brothers and Wolfson Dry Goods among others.
The Olympic team received a grand reception as stars gathered at Gellia Park to support the Shemen fund and set world records. Ralph Rose extended the 12 pound shot put to 57 feet 13 inches surpassing his prior mark, while Mord Smith tied his best in the 100 meters with a 1:04.14. John J Hayes, marathon winner, was cheered in an exhibition run, bringing tears to many in attendance.
Dallas Aug 29 Cyrus We Sirmione of the First State Bank drowned while swimming at Lake Clear in Dallas. He started across the lake and after about 200 yards sank in mid water. A body was recovered later by bystanders.
An advertisement extols Gauss Catarrh Cure as a radical, permanent remedy that clears catarrh by purging poisonous germs. It claims benefits include relief from bad breath, ulcers, bone decay, indigestion, and loss of appetite, and offers a free trial by mail to prove efficacy. A coupon and address in Marshall, Michigan are provided for order requests.
Special to The Light from Fort Worth Texas describes the upcoming National Farmers' Union convention to begin Tuesday with delegates from twenty three states arriving. The session will be executive with focus on naming a minimum price for cotton and Texas leader Lave Etterwhite named as a presidential candidate.
Indiana newsboys form a unique trade union in Fort Wayne. The group, led by Charles Chalps known as King of the Newsboys, enforces rules to keep members out of tobacco and saloons, in school, and well groomed. Expulsion follows repeated offenses. joining costs only the price of a pad. A committee investigates all conduct.
The report alleges that members face charges by Matrons and that secret meetings with initiations occur. It notes recommendations for buys to gain favorable positions and mentions only three non-ddlen newsbays remaining in Mort Wayne. It claims expulsions from the inton for bad conduct.
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