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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
7
An old advert touts S. S. S. as a cure for catarrh by purifying the blood. It claims purer blood clears the airways and improves eye, ear, and throat health, with promised relief from headaches and sinus issues. It urges readers to buy at a local drug store and request a brochure from Swift & Company.
County Judge James R. Davis will lead the county commissioners court on a tour of San Antonio hospitals to study facilities arrangements capacity and equipment. The group may also visit Galveston and Houston hospitals to gather ideas ahead of bond sales and consider a joint county city hospital though political obstacles are noted.
Describes Cottolene as the right hand helper of the careful mother who seeks nourishing meals for children while also considering costs. The copy emphasizes balance between quality food and budget.
The Texas Supreme Court overruled Atlas Powder Company's plea for mandamus to obtain a Texas business permit. It upheld the secretary of state’s authority to refuse permits to foreign corporations not complying with state law, including franchise and filing fees on a $5,000,000 capital stock.
Washington December 8 Members of the House face a new issue. The sergeant at arms has asked the Treasury for instructions on deducting income from salaries. Future mileage deductions also hinge on Treasury guidance. For the year ending Monday, $4,118,000 was paid in salaries and mileage.
Frank McCue alias Mud McCue had his life sentence affirmed by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The verdict rested on accomplice testimony in the Mabry murder near Dallas. McCue previously linked to the Burrell Oats case and, as a state witness, helped convict Oats post trials.
Abrogation of the pass privilege by the Pennsylvania Railroad has spurred clerks in railroad offices to form a labor union. Representatives of freight and passenger officers met in Pittsburg for preliminary organization. Funds for the start have been collected at several railroad centers, signaling a statewide effort.
Memphis mourns the sudden death of Rev. Hugh Spencer Williams well known southern lecturer and writer former minister. He had endured poor health for years and died today at his home from heart disease in Memphis Tennessee with his family at his side.
Women of the Christmas Cheer Committee in San Antonio approve broader philanthropy this Christmas. The Rotary Club proposes a large Christmas tree on Alamo Plaza with international carolers and candlelight, while stockings would be distributed by the committee. A Friday meeting will finalize leadership as Mrs. A W Houston cannot serve as chair again.
Women across the country report Ergo Kolo as a real monthly remedy easing long standing menstrual issues within 3 to 5 days. Testimonials hail relief from prolonged suppression and painful periods with claims of all natural home treatment and no work interference. Sold by mail in plain packages, single strength 1.50 and double 2.00 requests via Dr Southington Remedy Co Kansas City Missouri.
A loose leaf record minute book system replaces longhand in the Western District of Texas. Typewriters will be used for minute keeping with double width models. The system will be tested at the next Federal court term starting December 15. The grand jury will be impaneled on indictment cases and the petty jury on January 5 for the December term docket.
Riley Helfer, about 47, was sent to jail for 50 days by Judge Lowther after appearing in the police court on Wednesday morning charged with unlawfully...
Rain cannot stop The Light delivery to twelve thousand San Antonio homes and thousands more in Southwest Texas. Call Crockett 1742 or 176 for want ads. pay later. The Light touts the largest local home circulation among Southwest Texas papers.
The prisoner Helfer claimed whiskey set his actions after threats with a pair of revolvers on West Houston street near San Saba. Witnesses testified he terrified residents, forcing people to flee as officers arrived. PMID: a Mounted Officer Harris reported families fleeing in all directions.
A letter from Albert Fensch Jr. to Dr. Albert Fensch at Fort Sam Houston outlines why insular administration must cut expenses. He notes Auditor Phipps reports long standing government losses and says rigorous economy is essential to prevent the islands from becoming a burden on the home country.
The San Antonio orchestra led by W. H. Smith plans a morning concert at Wolff & Marx auditorium. Program includes Star Spangled Banner, Sylvia excerpts, Delibes overture, Semiramide, Liszt rhapsody, Strauss Am Meer, Offenbach march, and other pieces. proceeds go to Crema de la Creme art segment. The article also notes Texas inheritance tax action on the Gates estate with Minnesota seeking tax and Texas heirs.
J Ross Boles Bexar county probation officer returns from Fort Worth where he delivered an invitation to the State Association of Correction and Charities to meet next year in San Antonio. The association accepted the invitation during its current session in Fort Worth Panther City. American grain dealers failed to capitalize on opportunities created by Sicily harvest failures in 1912 and shipment delays from the Balkans.
A barber shop chat centers on a manicure lady who plans to write a novel about a beauty who marries a country estate owner. Critics doubt her chances, while she argues the tale’s originality may boost sales amid raw spots in modern fiction.
A twenty member band was organized in Mission Texas in Chamber of Commerce rooms on Sunday afternoon. All members are veteran musicians, promising one of the best bands in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. An instructor and new instruments are to be secured, plus fresh music. Officers elected: A. A. Kelley president, M. B. Parks secretary, Perry Wright treasurer, Len Wright librarian.
The body of George Thaggard a prosperous farmer living on the outskirts of Texarkana was found in nearby woods with his throat cut. He had returned home unexpectedly from Queen City Texas last night. Authorities believe murder occurred and a large sum of money was missing. A hired man discovered the body.
The English government plans to provide scholarships that would enable a university education for every boy and girl who attains a specified standard.
President Wilson’s push for direct presidential primaries is debated in the Senate with Bristow Cummins and others urging reform. Gallinger warns a nationwide primary could advantage the rich and invite bribery while UK schooling and plant protection items are noted in brief excerpts.
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