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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1915
Page
10
In days of price focus some makers trim materials and size, yet Reo remains pledged to full quality for the Reo Fifth. Despite higher material costs, the company will not lower standards to cut prices and notes demand outpacing supply for the old model. The Reo Folk state continued commitment and willingness to raise prices if needed to preserve quality.
Central Christian wins as Bruce Cross scores late in a Sunday School double header. Calvary Baptists dominate McKinney Avenue, while Central Christian and Calvary Baptist claim early leads and close finishes in a youth league showcase.
Washington dispatch reports the United States Public Health Service preparing a nationwide virus defense as Congress debates measures. Officials warn of cholera, typhoid and other diseases spreading from Europe after the war, with quarantine stations at New York and Baltimore under state control and federal support to unify regulations.
Bexar county sends nearly 60 students to the University of Texas this year including eighteen candidates for degrees in June. The University reports the thirty-third session with about 2300 at the main campus, 800 women, and 300 at Galveston medical, with a likely total near 2800.
A long list of individuals including Dorothea Thain Foit, Bruce Houston, Veronica Huntress, and many others appear in the county court context. The text intertwines names with mentions of a criminal docket, jail terms, and a judge presiding over proceedings. Also included are snippets on civic notices, a Paris report on alcohol chemistry, and a humorous anecdote about a patient and doctor, all reflecting a mixed page of legal, social, and human-interest items.
The district judge heard a man press to free his lawyer from jail to try a divorce case. The petitioner claimed the lawyer had paid his way to represent him and that the hearing would proceed Monday after the lawyer’s arraignment.
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