Memorial Tablet Planned for Soldier Students at Main Avenue High
The Parent-Teachers Association of Main Avenue High School met for a luncheon to plan support for a bronze memorial tablet honoring former students who died serving democracy. Principal J E Howard spoke on cooperation, medical exams, and supporting students with handicaps. funds and a loan program aided families.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Main Avenue
Parent
Main Avenue High School
J. B. McCampbell
J. E. Howard
Frederic Abbott
G. W. Johnson
Johnson
N Association
Hofstetter
J. L. McCampbell
Muorg
Dibrell
Meridian highway improvement gains broad support
J W Fullerton reports strong local backing for completing the Meridian road from San Antonio to Laredo. A Pearsall meeting with county leaders urged rapid completion, noting the route is nearly finished in Bexar and Webb counties, with work soon due in Atascosa Medina Frio anduds Ta Salle. Officials in those counties say they are ready to fall in line.
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San Antronio
Laredo
W. G G. Bavlong
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Fullerton
Medina County
Good Roads Committee
Fullerton
Mr. Fullerton
Pearsall
San Antonio
Judge Atkinson Endorses Nuxated Iron Says It Restores Strength
A U S judge Atkinson declares Nuxated Iron highly effective for the weak and aged, citing personal use and dramatic energy gains. The endorsement urges readers to test strength after two weeks of two five grain tablets daily after meals, promising safe absorption and no tooth staining.
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NOTH
al- Kinron
Dia
H. L. Wagner
Nolan County Man Elected by Assessors President
George H. Sheppard of Sweetwater Nolan County will head the Texas Tax Assessors Association as president for the coming year after a unanimous vote at the thirteenth annual convention in Dallas. Albert W. Huth and Gus Reininger were named top officers along with a legislative committee to push state tax equalization. The group urged a state tax commission and reforms to ensure fair assessment across counties.
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George H. Sheppard
Sweetwater
Nolan County
Texas Tax Assessors’ Association
Neot
Sheppard
Dallas
Albert W. Huth
Bexar County
Gus Reininger
Comal County
Huth
Reininger
W. 7. Horton
J.D. Mahgney
Quanah
R. B. King
Alice
City and Huth
San Antonio
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Te Islators
Muy
Seck
Tre
City Club
Gunter Hotel
Fall Against Bed Post Claims San Antonio Woman's Death
Mrs. Fannie Zinsmeyer aged 1 years old died after slipping on a bedpost at 802 North Comal Street at 11 o'clock Wednesday night. Investigation suggests shock or heart failure caused death, not the blow itself. She is survived by husband Joseph, two sons Jacob and Robert, two daughters Mrs Pauling Brown and Miss Mary Zinsmeyer, and sister Mrs Maggie Nolan, all of San Antonio. The body was taken to Hizik Undertaking Company for burial in Bandera, Thursday afternoon.
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Fannie Ainameyer
North
Comal Street
Zhizik Undertaking
Stole Fat Turkeys Arrested in Market Theft
Policeman I Valdex arrested a negro at 4 am for stealing $180 worth of turkeys from Join Miller's stand in the city market house. Detectives Ruhnke and Guerra traced the loot, with the suspect admitting four fat gobblers were taken. A second man was later detained in connection with other turkey thefts worth $100.
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I. Valdex
Miller's Market
San Antonio Light Defends Health Ads Stance Against Quackery
The San Antonio Light cites appeals from Surgeon General Green Rupert Blue warning media to curb quack advertising for private diseases. It notes its own six year ban on such ads, accusing rival papers of hypocrisy while asserting strict adherence to Public Health Service guidance and Army concerns for soldiers postwar.
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San Antonio
Rupert Blue
United States Army
United States
Public Health Service
Army
Navy
Surgeon-General Blue
The
Light
Surgeon-General of
Mabel Garrison to Perform Friday Night in San Antonio
Mabel Garrison soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, limited to a San Antonio appearance Friday night under the San Antonio Mozart Society and Choral Club, assisted by the Kelly Field Glee Club. She returns to San Antonio for a second concert, with a program of operatic arias, songs, and choruses featuring violin obligato and various accompaniments.
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Mabel Garrison
Metropolitan Opera Company
Beethoven H All
San Antonio
the Marseillaise
Dupont
Decreus
Coq D'or
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Marquise
Lemaire
Lchumann
Suar
William Marx
Moszkowski-Mildenberg
Mozart Society
Sharp
Baby
Siemann
Rosamond Johnson
Humphrey Mitchell
O'Hare
Scherzinger
Will Marion Cook
iXelly Wield Glee Club
David Griffin
Kelly Piel
Billie Boy
Kentucky
Howard Brockway
Afton Water
de OV Ark
David Guion
Jenny Wind
Echo Sosig
Star Spangled Banner
Assembly
Miss Garrison
George Siemon
Vlora Briggs
Obituary notices for Rankin and several residents in San Antonio
Funeral of Sergt. Jd. Carlton Rankin will be held at the Aizik Undertaking Company chapel with interment in Mission Burial Park. Mrs. Margaret T. Gleason, 62, of 322 Dawson Street, died Thursday morning. widow of J. Gleason, survived by sons Horace and James and daughters Mrs. Huston, Mrs. Barret, and Daisy Gleason. Funeral from residence Friday, then St Mary’s Church service and burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Mrs. Aurelia Warrell, 53, born in Mexico and long-time San Antonio resident, died at 226 Carroll Street. husband W. J. Warrell and son John D. Warrell survive. Funeral from residence Friday 10 a.m. burial Mission Burial Park. Mrs. M. J. Waxguta obituary details. Mrs. M. J. Hargus, 17, died Thursday at 224 Blanco Road. survived by husband and son. body to Cotulla for interment. Rev. J. W. Bailey learned of his father Rev. J. W. Bailey’s death in Bowie, Texas. he served as a pastor for 40 years and left thirteen children.
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Sergeant Rankin
Carlton Rankin
Aizik Undertaking Company
Margaret T. Gleason
Margaret ‘I. Gleason
Dawson Street
San Antonio
Bhose
Horace
Dames
Galveston
J. W. Huston
J. J. Barret
Houston
Daisy Gleason
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Aurelia
Harrell
Aurelia &. Warrell
Carroll Street
Mexico
W. J. Warrell
John DT. Warrell
Mission Burial Park
J. W. Bailey
C. Bailey
Bowie
Wes
Mr. Bailey
Roberson
R. Sidney. Roberson
Olive Street
Confederate Cemetery
Miriam Rebekahs of
The
Odd Fellows
Tells a Secret About Mentho-Laxene Medicine
The Black Burn Products Co. of Dayton Ohio promotes Mentho-Laxene for coughs colds and catarrh noting it contains Wild Cherry Tolu cascara and menthol ammonium chloride with alcohol. Doses are small ten drops raw or made into syrup by mixing with granulated sugar syrup. The ad claims strong relief and offers money back.
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Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Funeral Notices And Help Wanted In City News Briefs
Funeral arrangements are announced for Mrs Effie Porter of Terre Haute Ind and R Sidney Roberson of the city with services at Porter Loring mortuary and the I C C F No 11 hall. Roberson, a longtime resident and vice president of White Star Laundry, will be buried at Confederate Cemetery with Masons and Rebekahs noted. Also item mentions Army aviation plans and local ads for potatoes and medicines.
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San Antonio
Patriarchs of
Bexar Eucampment
Canton
White Star Laundry Company
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