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A compact note emphasizes the value of choosing proper casing for products. It hints at the importance of durable, well fitting packaging and stresses careful selection for quality and safety.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
14
A compact note emphasizes the value of choosing proper casing for products. It hints at the importance of durable, well fitting packaging and stresses careful selection for quality and safety.
NRW upright pianos priced from 250 dollars with monthly payments from 6 to 12 dollars. Offers over 100 known makes including Knabe Ivers & Pond Kurtzmann Kohler Campbell and more. Used pianos start at 100 dollars with terms 5 to 12 dollars monthly. Ban Music Company Commerce Street.
New York dispatch reports eight to 42 Handley Page and De Havilland aircraft were to attack Berlin on November 11, aiming to drop massive explosives. Flights were prepared at Ford Junction, Sussex, with crews trained in the United States.
An old notice references Crockett Transfer Co offering storing and moving services at 22 K Commerce Street. It mentions cleaning and related relocation work and lists Crockett as the contact point with a 1948 telephone reference.
London dispatch reports Allied powers urge Britain to press for the Kaiser’s surrender to justice at the peace conference. British, French, and Italian leaders plan punishment without delays, with Holland urged to act to avoid Allied pressure. Discussions in Downing Street cover war reparations, a large Reich tax, and royalties from German coal and potash.
Report from Tuesday’s Allied conference notes agreement to press Germany for payment and to bring to trial those responsible for wartime atrocities. In the absence of American and some Allied members, delegates coordinated with dominions on Monday’s concessions and planned briefings to President Wilson via Colonel House.
Washington report says Lt Col J G Vincent and Lt Col W Mixtor were pardoned after Charles G Hughes found their dealings with private firms in the aircraft program were technically improper but free of malicious intent. Vincent was a Backard Motor Car Company VP and Liberty motor designer. Hughes cited stock interests in Curtiss Airplane and Morey Corp. The president praised their disinterested government service.
Santa Rosa Hospital will enroll six nursing aides per month for a 240 hour intensive course. Applicants must have completed the Red Cross elementary hygiene and care course. The Red Cross notes Washington has halted new nurse’s aids for overseas service, but the pause is temporary. Further details are available from Mrs. J T Stevens at Red Cross headquarters Chandler Building.
President Wilson accepts Bernard M. Berauch’s resignation as chair of the War Industries Board effective January 1. The board will cease to exist as a government agency, though Berauch may stay in Washington to advise. Officials praise the agency’s work and seek orderly discontinuation.
A carrier pigeon race ending at Livooks Field noon Wednesday saw birds released from Austin district about 60 miles away. Winners included Capt. a. Te Marauett first, By ed Tryant second, Lieut. Carlos Ahineo Cuban Army third, Lieut. M. Le. McClare fourth, and Mrs. Fony CL Ross fifth.
The Texas Civil Appeals panel led by Justice Bardy rules a vote counts if the voter's intent is clear even if the candidate name is handwritten outside the designated blank. In Moore vs He Watts the court held the sheriff’s race in Pallyt County should count Moore’s votes despite the name not appearing on the ticket.
The Supreme Court in an opinion by Chief Justice Nelson Phillips held that a wife lacks statutory authority to contract debts for her separate property, a change from prior law. The ruling affirms a lower court decision in the Red River National Bank vs Ferguson case, where Ferguson’s wife was not liable for a note signed by her husband. The document also notes Polish demands to evacuate Polish territory, urging immediate German withdrawal over reported atrocities, with warning of energetic measures if unsatisfactory.
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