Banking Department Offer on Deposits and Loans
The Banking Department will receive deposits and pay interest on them. It will make loans on approved collateral with interest at 4 percent per year, payable semi annually.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1913
Page
7
The Banking Department will receive deposits and pay interest on them. It will make loans on approved collateral with interest at 4 percent per year, payable semi annually.
Foreign Exchange Department announces availability of Travelers' Checks in all parts of the world. The notice emphasizes universal access and convenient use for travelers abroad.
Ignio Noriega Jr and his sister Senorita Eulalia Noriega, part of a wealthy Mexican family tied to Diaz era elites, were found dead from gunshots in their father’s residence. Officials say Ignio killed his sister and then himself amid rumored romance with a revolutionary. Ohio auto purchases rise, state registrar reports.
An English lady with a famed complexion shares a simple beauty routine. Apply one ounce mercorized wax nightly for a week to remove dull skin, then rinse each morning to shed worn skin and defects. A wrinkle removing bath uses saxolite dissolved in hazel to reduce lines.
Two hundred women in San Antonio have agreed to serve as patrons for nine booths at a Shrine fair to be held February 17 at 117 Main Avenue. The event aims to raise funds for sending the Ben-Hur patrol and drum corps to Dallas in May for the Imperial Council meeting.
The United States Government orders 500 new Colt automatic rifles capable of 652 shots per minute. Heavier field gun design allows a single file to replace a full company, with rapid magazine changes and strong projectile force. Government order now over half filled. Bristol Tennessee Bible class attendance cited.
Justices Ben M Fisk and Neil R Campbell say inquest should follow all violent or unusual deaths. Current AG rulings allow inquests to be skipped when death is witnessed. They warn a witness could misstate natural causes to avoid an inquiry and fees, creating a loophole.
County Judge James R. Davis presided over three delinquent boys charged with bakery robbery. He offered one a probationary chance to reform, while another received sixty days of work to deter further court visits. The third boy faced parental lecturing in court to reinforce discipline.
Governor Mann heard final pleas from counsel ministers bankers relatives and friends for Floyd and Claude Allen who face death in the Hillsville shooting case. Nellie Wisler Claude Al ens sweetheart made a personal appeal. A decision from the governor was anticipated later.
An old advertisement touts Dr W S Burkhart claiming long term health gains from his own medicine. For 25 cents a dose readers are promised relief from stomach, liver and kidney ailments with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A local retailer emphasizes long standing commitment to quality pianos and customer service as its defining strengths and promises.
John Cudahy of Kansas City exits Hotel Alexandria while Jere Lillis arrives with sisters Frances and Katie for recreation. The men, once adversaries in the 1910 Kansas City knife incident, did not meet, and both seek new homes in the Pasadena area with Cudahy recently remarried to his former wife.
The steamship Cincinnati departed for a West Indies cruise carrying thirty newlyweds. Among them were Mr and Mrs Alfred T Suthpen aged 61 and 53 who wed three weeks ago in Lodgepole Neb after a romance spanning nearly forty years.
The advertisement touts baths with curative powers for rheumatism sciatica neuritis gout eczema Bright's Disease hypertension and kidney and liver ailments. It invites testimonials from numerous beneficiaries and directs readers to take the South Flores street car to reach the baths.
A civil service examination was held at the San Antonio post office yesterday to establish a register of persons eligible for clerical positions in federal offices in this district. Twenty five applicants, three women, took the exam. Those who pass will join the waiting list for first openings and regular examinations will be held periodically to maintain a permanent register.
A violent snowstorm sweeps northern Germany delaying trains in Berlin and suspending branch line traffic. An eight car passenger train derailed near Oppelsdorf in Silesia. one car burned but no injuries. The cruiser Augsburg ran ashore near Flensburg but was refloated later.
ORRINE is advertised as uniformly successful in restoring drinkers to sobriety with a money back guarantee if no benefit is received after trial. Priced at $1 per box, the ad urges readers to request a free booklet and visit H. L. Wagner at Houston Street and Avenue C.
The Sunset Central lines distribute a booklet titled Southwest Texas for the Farmer detailing the Medina county irrigation scheme. It describes the 60 000 acres irrigable by a 6 million dollar dam project and shows the main flume and farms. The lecture by S Roland Hall includes 34 stereopticon views on retail advertising success. Convalescence advice for pneumonia and other illnesses and free medical consults are noted.
The San Antonio Advertisers' Association announces a public lecture titled Retail Advertising Successes the third in the Ad Club course. It will be held Tuesday evening in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium and is open to all interested persons regardless of membership.
Secretary MacVeagh told Congress that excessive duties refunded in fiscal 1912 amount to 429371.58, costing importers interest of 5 percent or more, with large refunds to the sugar trust 12000 and General Electric 14000. An importer appealing a pearl necklace dispute won a 110335 refund in the Supreme Court.
Engineering alumni ex students and current students of the University of Texas will honor dean of engineering Prof. Thomas A Taylor on February 21 and 22. The 1913 session marks the universitys thirtieth year and Taylors twenty fifth as head of the engineering department. His wide circle of friends includes former students worldwide.
Attorney General Wickersham instructed Solicitor General Bullitt to draft a mandate for the Union and Southern Pacific dissolution case to be issued to the District Court of Utah.
Poll tax records in Bexar County indicate an implied voting strength around 16 000. City figures total 12 024 poll tax receipts with 2 800 exemptions, plus rural precincts adding about 1 200, suggesting county turnout near 16 024. Final tallies await a week or more due to heavy late-day activity.
A home preparation darkens gray hair with Barbe Compound mixed with water rum and a drug store ingredient. Apply until dark, then every two weeks to maintain color and healthy scalp. Also usable to darken the beard.
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