Christmas Eve Dance and Local Notices in San Antonio
A composite of community items lists the Golden Leaf Christmas Eve Dance at Turner Hall with the Diaz Sisters, and business notices for Stan post offices, dental and osteopath services, horse boarding, and a stamp sale record at the San Antonio post office exceeding $2300. Resignations from the Bexar County school board are noted, with new appointees Joe Campbell and F T O'Brien.
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Turner Hall
Diaz
Golden Leaf
J. A. Pirie
Charles Graebner
Bexar County School Board
Joe Campbell
Elmendorf
F. T. O’brien
Idlewild
Pirie
Lightfoot
Graebner
Messenger Boy Locator Notice for Schannel Family
Geo Schannel of 208 Fourth Street seeks any relatives or acquaintances in or outside San Antonio who know the Schannel family and can provide information about an uncle. Any lead appreciated. please contact Geo Schannel.
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San Antonio
Schannel
Geo. Schannel
Fourth Street
Card of Thanks From Ella Austin Orphan Home
The board of directors extends thanks to Mrs A W Houston president of San Antonio Needle Work Guild for five boxes of clothing and to Joske Bros Co for 25 dollars. Mrs M H C Brown President.
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Ella Austin Orphan Home
A. W. Houston
San Antonio
P. O. Clerks Elect Officers In Local Election
Local post office clerks hold their annual election to choose officers for the coming year. The vote determines leadership roles within the union and sets the schedule for upcoming meetings and duties.
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P. O
United National Association branch elects officers
Branch 145 of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks met in federal building rooms last night and elected R. M. Luckback president A. H. Springer vice president Charles W. Gilbert secretary and BE. F. Duke treasurer Refreshments followed the meeting. Notices of arrests removals and personnel moves also appear in the roundup.
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United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Federal Building
R. M. Luckback
A. H. Springer
Charles W. Gilbert
BE. F. Duke
Route home passenger found dead on train
James Maher, travelling on the Katy Flyer from San Antonio to Chicago, was found dead in his sleeper near Hillsboro Texas at 7 30 in the morning. Tuberculosis caused the death and a memo naming his sister Mrs Nora C Simon of St Louis and Rev P J O Callaghan of Chicago was found in his pocket. The body waits for word from relatives. Maher had stayed at the Fairmount hotel in San Antonio since December 10 and left for Chicago last night barely able to stand.
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Associated Press
Hillsboro
Tex
James Maher
San Antonio
Chicago
Nora C. Simon
St. Louis
Mr. Maher
Fairmount Hotel
Maher
Ribbons for Christmas Offered in Varied Widths at Sale Prices
A local store advertises holly and fancy ribbons for Christmas gifts. Narrow ribbons suitable for tying packages are priced at ten yard bolts from 10c to 20c, No 1 10 yard bolts at 15c and No 2 10 yard bolts at 30c, with wide decorative ribbons ranging from 25c to 1.50 per yard.
Christmas Candies sale at The Big Store with holiday discounts
The Big Store offers Christmas candies and bulk chocolate specials for churches and organizations. Two thousand pounds of fresh chocolates go on sale tomorrow with prices on Xmas mixed candies ten to twelve and a half cents per pound, jars of assorted chocolates and gift boxes at discounted rates.
Joske's Broad Hosiery Gift Selection for Women
Joske Store promotes gift hosiery in holiday boxes with three pair per box. Highlights include silk lisle and mercerized Cadet hose, lace and embroidered designs, ranges from 25 cents to 7.50 dollars per pair, with several boxed sets priced at 1.50, 2.25, 3.00, or 75 cents for three pairs.
Obituary notices for Scott Short and White families
Noah Scott 44 died this morning after an extended illness at a local sanitarium. His remains go to Burleson for burial. he leaves a wife and relatives. Hendrick Sh ten months died at home at 216 South Alamo. burial in Stockdale Texas. Emma White wife of R H White died at 4 30 am at 1452 North Flores. survived by husband two children and her parents. body to Cincinnati for burial with husband and children accompanying.
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Scott
Noah Scott
Burleson
Short
Hendrick Sh
Poll tax payments lag as January ends in San Antonio
Only 2450 citizens have paid poll taxes at County Collector John Bitter's office, far short of last year's 7000. Many city and street workers have yet to pay, planning to wait until the final two weeks of January. Bitter urges in person payment and warns of long lines and disappointment for latecomers.
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John Bitter
Mr. Bitter
San Antonio
Legality of Warrant Dispute Over Zarramora Street
Frank C. Davis for insurgent aldermen argues court declares labor claims on Zarramora street legal and a city lien, then aldermen will vote for the $861.80 warrant appropriation. He stresses distinction between equitable and legal claims and says payment follows a court decree.
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Zarramora Street
George L. Ih
Frank C. Davis
George Bihl
Davis
Zarramora
Ther
Corporations Must File Returns Soon
March 1 is the last day for corporations to file this year's business returns. Collector Thompson of the Internal Revenue Department has mailed blanks to district corporations to assess business volume and profits for fair taxation. Failure to file by March 1 could bring penalties from 1000 to 10000 dollars. Last year about 25,000 U.S. corporations and 1800 in Texas failed to file and faced compounding penalties.
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Thompson
Internal Revenue Department
United States
Texas
Tax return rules for corporations and insurance firms
Not received the blanks said Mr Thompson notification should be made to the collector in that district All corporations organized on the profit basis having a capital stock and all insurance companies are subject to a tax of 1 per cent of their net income over 5000 Corporations of this character whose net annual income is less than 5000 are required to make return to the collector of such income In every case the corporation should file its return with the revenue collector in whose district the main business office is located By business office is meant the place where are kept the books and records from which are obtained the data required to be shown in the return In case a corporation's charter is alive during any part of the calendar year return must be made if there has been any business during that period If no business has been done but the charter is still alive an affidavit to that effect may be forwarded in lieu of report on the required blank.
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Thompson
Woman Kills Buck After Hunting Trip Visit
Mrs F D McMahan of Avenue B brought back the head and horns of an eleven antler buck from LaSalle county. She killed the deer on a hunting trip during her visit, and was formerly Miss Julia Hall of Cotulla. H L Crockett of Taylor W A Davies and Charles A Davis of Thorndale are guests at the Bexar today on their way to deer haunts in southwest Texas.
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1611 Avenue B
LaSalle County
McMahan
Julia Hall
Cotulla
H. L. Crockett
Taylor
W. A. Davies
Charles A. Davis
Thorndale
Texas
Bexar
Cavalry redeployments along border tighten control
Brigadier General Joseph W orders shift the Third cavalry from Samfo Rio Grande City to near Samfordyce pushing units closer to Nuevo Leon and potential rebel camps. General Duncan notes the move reduces border trouble risk and may lessen need for extra troops. T. H. Carson oversees Medina dam work at Gunter while Una Jackson and Sad visit Alpine.
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Joseph W
Third Cavalry
Samfo
Rio Grande City
Grande
Samfordyce
Reyes
Duncan
Marge
Nuevo Leon
Keyes
Ting
Alon Grande
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Grand Opera House
Jolly
John Larkins
Sam Prices
Jeanne Towler Sprowe
Savage
Kirksmith Sisters
Cial
the Royal
Wigwam Theater
Biograph
Edison Comedy
Vitagraph
Cicars
East Houston ST
The
California
National Woolen Mills
Commerce Street
Salvation Army
North Flores Street
Ensign Goblenz
Ali
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Demonsthenes Society of Brackenridge High School
Jeffersonians
Bertram Lewin
George Clifton
Robert Fields
Coleman Craig
M. R. Boyle
D. R. Wilcox
G. Gareisen
Star Floral Co
Drs
Garring & Hatcher
Gunter Building
J. H. Rice
Gibbs Building
Stevens
George L. MaCauley
Hicks
LeComte
W. M. Cummer
Cleveland
el Paso
Pacific Coast
Kohr’s
Malaga
New York
Bond's
Houston St
E. Tinkhham
Moore Building
Muth
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
West Commerce Street
Werry
Guardian
Geo. W. Brackenridge
Zevey G. Denmen
Edawin Chamberlain
MM. Brackenridge
Perd Herffer
Caroline Kampmann
Thos
B. Palfrey
B. A. Stribling
Chas
A. Zilker
WM. Lb
Emrpy
Goo'y
Maverick-Clarke Litho Coq
Eagle Pass
Alfonso Newton
Juan Cardenas
Thirty-seventh District
Rosie Pierdalla
Harry Kuehne
Arthur Hamilton
Lloyd Henderson
Green
Justice Umscheid
Arkansas
Knaus
Little Rock
Ark
Fred Reutzel
Eugene Prescott
Webb County
Mr. Reutzel
Charles Deussen
Lavaca
J. S. Levy
Galveston
Henry Deussen
San Francisco
Ed Deussen
Ponder, Tex
Alex Deussen
Lucile
Armolu
Schrafft
Joske
Southland
Fletcher
Harrison Fisher
James Whitcomb Riley
Christy
the Princess
Tennyson
Lowell
E. Field
Titian
Rosetti
Berlin
Wauteal
Mendelssohn, Gounod
Shube Wagner
Dickens
Stevenson
Byron
Orson
Betty Wale
Miss Alcott
Stratmeyer
Little Prudy
Eevet
Buck
F. D. McMahan
Bavalry
RO Grande
T. H. Carson
Medina Dam
Gunter
Una Jackson
Sad of
Alpine
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