Reindeer Springle Recovered Amid Snowbound Santa Letter
An agog report from Wisconsin on December 23 details Springle the reindeer being recovered from Molbogs on Giant's Island and Santa Claus staging a perilous, snowbound journey toward San Antonio. The letter from the North describes witches, fierce winds, and a rescue by Gooroo the giant, with Santa hoping to bring joy to children despite the storm.
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Lone Star Drug Store Propriety Mr Phillip Wagner
Phillip Wagner proprietor of the Lone Star Drug Store on Alamo Plaza is a well known Sap Antonio businessman favored by physicians in Bexar County. His careful and square methods win trust among medical professionals and the general public, with a reputation for pure drugs and fair dealings.
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Santa Claus Journey Amid Snowstorm Crossing Borders
A chaotic tale finds Santa helper Gooroo planning a candy handout as pursuit and a sudden border crossing into the United States disrupts their trek. The crew fights a gale and storm, fleeing southward toward safety while hopes rise for a brighter morning for awaiting children.
Felton Comes Soon To Mexican Central
Bayer M Medion named president of the Mexican Central, to divide time between Mexico City and New York offices. His Chicago and Alton past role hints at Harriman influence, fueling merger talk while a Mexico Central restructuring remains distant. Mexico bound travelers view moonlit Mexico and theater plans, as railroad leaders prepare for a New Orleans meeting in January.
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San Antonio rail executive visits port to discuss merger
A. Naugle, assistant president of the Central Lions in San Antonio, traveled from Chicago to meet port officials about a proposed merger of Mexican railroads. He is a prominent Mexican railroad official who recently halted in San Astonia en route to discuss linking lines in Mexico with U S networks.
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Townsend retires from Missouri Pacific after long service
H G Townsend, veteran passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific, retires effective January 1. The company reshuffles posts with Stone as general traffic manager and Payne promoted from general passenger agent, while the general ticket agent post held by Bisland is abolished. Townsend’s departure is noted with regret after many years of service and popularity among patrons. The notice lists related business ads and contact lines for The Theo. Arlat Orchestra, horse blankets, and funeral services.
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Death Claims Longtime Queen & Crescent Passenger Agent
Thomas Melvin Hunt, a veteran traveling passenger agent for the Queen & Crescent Railroad, died at his home in Fort Worth at 1 o'clock this morning from Bright's disease. He was 51, formerly operated out of New Orleans and visited San Antonio. a prominent Mason and Knight of the Red Cross, his death saddens friends statewide. Funeral arrangements in Fort Worth and burial in Bryan are noted amid tributes from colleagues and local organizations.
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Railroad Time Table from West Gosnfldedlrest Station
Train schedule lists departure and arrival times for routes to Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, Kansas City, Mexico, and Houston among others. Includes multiple lines such as Fort Worth and Texas connections, with special services and price notes, plus daily and Wednesday Saturday runs.
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Five boys arraigned for fighting before County Judge
Lads Cinta Castroco and Castelo Casnano, five diminutive boys, were brought before County Judge Shoal this morning on fighting charges. After hearing their story, Judge Shook allowed them bail on the condition of good behavior. Also noted is the death of Senator Stephen Mallory, with biographical details and career highlights.
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Ex Soldier Edward Goodman Dies at 39 in City
Edward Goodman, a discharged regular army member, died after illness at about 39. He is survived by a sister in an unspecified location. Funeral arrangements await telegrams to her before completion. His body is held at Pearce & Robinson's undertaking parlors on West Commerce Street.
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