Morton Promoted to District Passenger Agent
Bruce R. Morton formerly city ticket agent for the Katy now heads the St. Louis office and is promoted to district passenger agent with headquarters in Kansas City. The list also notes arrests of two African Americans in a Muskogee Oklahoma felony case and a Turner Hall Eagles ball event in San Antonio. Also mentions moves of local professionals and a January post office receipts increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Bruce R. Morton
Katy
St. Louis
Kansas City
Local notices name physicians and events in 1912 city
Dr Ralph S Jackson of Prospect Hill and Dr William E Luter list addresses and old phone numbers. A grand hall event by Elsasser Unterstuetzung Verein at Modern Woodmen hall 117 N Flores St on February 3 1912 with tickets 50c. A Japanese youth named Koda charged with vagrancy arraigned by Judge Buckley after patrolman Hoffman detained him near the Southern Pacific depot. A grand prize mask ball for Hermann Sons benefit at Beethoven hall on Saturday February 8 with Theo Artzt music and tickets 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsasser Unterstuetzung Verein
Woodmen Hall
N. Flores Street
Koda
Buckley
Hoffman
Southern Pacific
Hermann Sons
Hermann Sons School
Beethoven Hall
Theo
Artzt
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a proven cold remedy that ends grippe symptoms after two to three doses. Claims rapid relief from headache feverishness sneezing nasal congestion and rheumatic twinges without quinine and notes three years of research and a cost of over fifty thousand dollars.
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Pape
Seven Caught In Raid Disturbance on South Comal Street
A raid by Patrolman Serna on a South Comal house near Tampico last night led to seven arrests for disturbing the peace. Mrs Mattie Hernandez, owner, was fined 25 dollars. four women and three men were fined 10 dollars each. Earlier, Mathews had case dismissed while W B Russell paid 10 dollar fine for affray and 25 dollars for vagrancy. Patrolman Bibb reported 9:30 oclock near Main and Veramendi. Hear Rev H C Parker at Unitarian services. Kohr's Dance tonight at Turner hall.
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Main Avenue
Veramendi Street
Mathews
W. B. Russell
Bibb
Russell
Serna
Comal Street
Tampico Street
Mattie Hernandez
Dances at Muth's Garden Postponed by Humane Society Notice
Bexar County Humane Society announces dance events at Muth's Garden postponed until further notice. Officiating humane officer E. M. Collins listed with old day phone 2409 and night Sunday line 5877. Aetna Insurance advertises calendars and messenger pickup at Johnston & Burnett, 212 Moore Building.
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Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Muth
Johnston & Burnett
Aetnaizers
Moore Building
Aetna Accident and Liability Insurance
City reports good food supply and clean eateries
Health department records show 17 carloads of fruit and vegetables and 150 restaurants visited with only one exception in clean condition. 150 crates of Cuba pineapples and 300 crates of Mexico tomatoes were received along with 3000 pounds of sweet potatoes from Louisiana. Meat fish and oysters supply rated good.
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Louisiana
Theodore Anderson
Health Department
San Antonio
Cuba
Mexico
G. C. Carvajal
Shriners Plan Welcome for Imperial Potentate Treat
San Antonio Shriners meet at 117 Main avenue tonight at 8 00 to plan a reception for Imperial Potentate John F Treat arriving from El Paso at 10 15 tomorrow. Arab patrol Ben Hur Temple members greet him, then he proceeds to Houston with Imperial Recorder Rowell and Past Potentate Brown. Eley Shriners hosted a banqu et in his honor last night. Past Imperial Potentate Green of Dallas joins El Paso officials for the city and Houston journey.
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San Antonio
Main Avenue
Imperial
John F. Treat
el Paso
Ben Hur
Houston
Shrinerdom
Rowell
Brown
Eley Shriners
Green
Dallas
Peroxide on Sale in Saturday After Supper Offer
A 16 ounce bottle of peroxide antiseptic for internal and external use is offered in the Saturday After Supper Sale at 19 cents, reduced from 25 cents.
Ladies and misses shoes on sale after supper
Children’s shoes in all leathers with single and double soles and various toe styles priced up to 2.00. After Supper price 69c. Misses’ shoes in fine vici kid with low heels and lace options priced up to 2.50, After Supper price 89c. Ladies’ patent leather sandals two-strap with silk bows and Cuban heels, After Supper price 2.00.
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Grand Opera House
New York
Philip H. Bartholomae
Jules Falk
Mercedes
ROYAL
Greece
W. J. ‘Battle
University of Texas
Central Christian Church
California
Martin Wright Electrician
Bedell
Avenue C
San Antonis Hospital
SAN Antonio Printing CO
B. Olegg
Temple Beth-El
Progress and Brotherhood
Samuel Marks
Lane
Watson
Fred Daggett
Charles Lee
Frederick King
Marks
Abraham Lincoln
Pirie
Emma Pirie
Public Schools of
National Educational Association of the United States
St. Mark's Parish Aid Society
John W. Tobin
Sam Fossett
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Eagles
Turner Hall
Souter
San Antonio Humane Society
George L. McCauley
Fred Davison
Hicks
Falls Farm House
Madeleine Terrace
D. D. Drake
Central Trust Building
Swearingen-McGraw Building
N. E. Forest
Main Avenues
J. H. Rice
Gibbs
Texas
Scientific Society
Bernard Madekenson
Stevens
John J. Stevens
Kohr
Turnerhall
James R. Noble
Terrell Hot Wells
Tobin
Noble
Ralph S. Jackson
Prospect Hill
Commerce
William E. Luter
Pecan Street
T. F. Mathews
The
San Antonio Loan & Trust
West Commerce Street
Sguardian
H. C. Parker
Odd Fellows Hall
Crockett Hotel
Drs
Garring & Hatcher
Gunter Building
Fowlerton
D. C. Richardson Jr
Shreveport
Richardson
Gunter Hotel
C. E. Tinkham
GROVE
Chilren
Mission Park
Pepperell
Ate Beye
Longeloth
Jergen
Plauen
Panama
Alamo Plaza
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