San Antonio Union to Solicit Stock for $50,000 Labor Temple
Union laborers in San Antonio plan to raise stock subscriptions for a $50,000 Labor Temple. At a Trades Council meeting last night volunteers received stock blanks for the Labor Temple company formed recently. Progress will be reported next Thursday. another regular meeting is set for tonight to continue temple discussions. Dixie Social Club prize mask ball is announced for Saturday the 16th at Modern Woodmen hall with Artzt music.
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San Antonio
Labor Temple
Trades Council
Trades Council Hall
Labor Temple Company
Dixie Social Club
Modern Woodmen Hall
Overland Automobile Dissolved and Local Transfers Noted
The Overland Automobile Company of San Antonio filed a certificate of dissolution in the state department. The nearby Overland agency has been transferred to Woodward Carriage Company. Walter Franz was formerly manager of the Overland agency.
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Auto Company
State Department
Overland Automobile Company of
San Antonio
Austin
Overland
Woodward Carriage Company
Walter Franz
Overland Agency
Chanukah Program Tonight by Jewish Literary Club
The Jewish Literary club will present a Chanukah program tonight at 8:30 in Red Men's hall with Sam Jacobs explaining the festival and papers read by members. Humane Officer Georgie L. Mia Cauley listed with contact numbers for night and Sundays.
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Red Men’s Hall
Sam Jacobs
Georgie L. Mia- Cauley
Hicks Bldg
Yoakum Remains in San Antonio for Frisco Talks
Frisco executive board chairman B F Yoakum stays in San Antonio at the St Anthony hotel with business associates and friends. He appears refreshed after the morning conference and is continuing discussions on system affairs.
Yoakum Guests Meet In San Antonio Conference
In San Antonio Mr Yoakum met with Frank Andrews a Houston lawyer and R H Baker former president of the Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad during a Gulf Coast outing. The gathering reflected regional business and transportation interests in the Texas area.
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Gulf Coast Country
San Antonio
Mr. Yoakum
Frank Andrews
Houston
R. H. Baker
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railroad
Removal Notice and Local Notices Collected
Office moved to 319 Navarro street for Hartwell and Co general insurance. Lt. Ord, son of Col. Ord, visits San Antonio en route to join his regiment at the Presidio of San Francisco. Kohr’s Grand Prize Mask Ball and dance events at Turner Hall. Odd Fellows dedicate new lodge rooms at 123 Soledad. Rebekah leaders address Texas at large. Federal judges announce January term changes and delays. Two Sundays ads begin tomorrow with half cent per word. horse boarding at LeComte’s stable. Negro man Grant Thompson fined $15 for unlawful firearm discharge in Apache street home.
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Ord
J. Garashe Ord
Thirtieth Infantry
Charles G. Starr
Menger
BE. O. C. Ord
E. O. Ord
Department of Texas
Starr
Presidio of
San Francisco
Monroe Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Soledad Street
Alamo Rebekah Lodge
Bessie Dolan
Taylor
Rebekah Assembly of Texas
Rebekahs
C. A. Keller
Odd Fellows
Grant Thompson
Buckley
Apache Street
Snow Falls Again in El Paso Heaviest in Two Years
The second snowfall of the season covers El Paso after midnight, continuing into the morning. It follows the first snowfall by less than two weeks and brings freezing temperatures with snow piling up as the heaviest in two years.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Doings condemns anti progress San Antonio citizen
The Advertisers' association weekly Doings denounces a selfish, jealous class of San Antonio residents who block public benefit. It cites opponents who resist progress to keep others from succeeding, labeling them liabilities to the city and its future prosperity.
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San Antonio
Advertisers’ Association
Berlin strike ends after two short weeks of walkout
Berlin labor action involving about fifty thousand women suit makers and three thousand tailors began November 23 and was suspended today after failing to secure concessions. The move halts disrupted production and tempers resumed as workers paused the strike.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Suffered Agony Becomes Clear Cure with Cuticura Remedies
BE. L. Cate of Exie Kentucky recounts four months of using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for a severe skin eruption that spread all over the body. After doctors failed to help the patient reports complete, lasting relief and urges others to try Cuticura. Free samples offered by Potter Drug and Chem Corp with a 32 page skin book.
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BE. L. Cate
Exie
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Boston
Dont deliver Christmas packages early says postmaster
Postmaster John J. Stevens urges timely mailing for Christmas parcels and offers tips to ensure on time delivery. He states packages sent for Christmas morning or eve will arrive as scheduled and advises marking delivery dates on parcels along with other postal cautions to patrons and staff.
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John J. Stevens
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Postoffice
Rheumatism Relief Myths and the Sarsaparilla Claim
An old notice questions external remedies for rheumatism and argues acidity of blood drives rheumatic pain. It suggests Hood’s Sarsaparilla as an internal aid to address the root cause and improve symptoms.
Theo Artzt's Orchestra in New York Concert
Theo Artzt's Orchestra presented a program featuring A. Collman described as a plumper performer at 416 Ma, with local reception noting the ensemble's polished technique and potential.
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A. Collman
Plumper
Free Engraving Offer on All Bell Gifts
All Bell gifts are engraved at no charge, a limited time offer advertised to customers seeking personalized items. Engravings apply to every Bell product line with no extra cost.
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Grand Opera House
Lion and the Mouse
Tin
Rube Welch
Kittie Francis
Yalto
The
Howard Bros
Ralph Connors
Plazascope
Royal Theater
Carroll
Chatham
Pero and Wilson
Reisner and Gores
Gerace
Ferfard
Coburn Noyes
Dickens
Wagner's Drug Store
Carnegie Hall
Newman's Theater
Wigwam
the Steel Trust
the Circus
Lubin
California
Ainless
Dentists
W. Commerce
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
FH. M. Collins
Club
International Club
Calla Taxi
J. H. Rice
Gibbs Building
Texas
Judge Ramsey
W. F. Ramsey
Charles Gilbert Jr
Oscar Galloway
Gilbert
Rs. Garring & Hatcher, Osteopaths
Aounter Building
Muth
J. M. Krakauer
South Alamo
F. Augustus Heinze
Navarro Street
Hartwell & CO
General Insurance
Kohr
Turner Hall
Diaz
Mr. Reed
C. F. Reed
Orient
China
Korea
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
H. C. Burgin
Diaz Sisters
Ladies of the Beacon Hill Baptist Church
Foster
Rufus E. Foster
New Orleans
Federal District
Crescent City
T. 8. Maxey
Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Maxey
LeComte
Donop Hall
Old Goliad Road
H. C. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce St
Pancoast & Kohler
East Commerce Street
Mike Coccan
E. Houston St
Ad Club
Smith
Jones
Brown
Cook Robinson
Kingdom of Heaven
St. Peter
Robinson
Halo
East End
West End
Alamo Heights
Highland Park
Laurel Heights
Joske's
Joske
Nick
Postoffice Department
Red Cross
Theo Artzt
San Antonio Loan & Trust G
West
Commerce Street
Geo. W. Brackenridge
Leroy G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Bell Daily News
Estable
BELL
Bell Jewelry Co
West Commerce St
Alamo Plaza
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