Local Dentists and Clergy Announcements Action Packed
Dr R L D Hays resumes practice after months away. Rev H C Parker to speak on progressive religion at Crockett hotel Odd Fellows hall next Sunday. Medical group notes include Dr W C Farmer on tuberculosis early diagnosis and Dr J H Biggar on epidemics in the Philippines. Several physicians attend. Corpus Christi’s Dr C P Yeager invited. San Antonio Humane Society officers listed. Taxi numbers and a mask ball announced. Dr N E Fo moves to 411 Main Ave. Rev Wilcox to lecture on Missions and China Revolution tonight at First Church Evangelical. Church at Burnet and Chestnut streets.
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H. C. Parker
Unitarian
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett Hotel
Medicol
Bexar County Medical Association
International Club Rooms
W. C. Farmer
J. H. Biggar
Philippines
China
Wilcox
Church of the Evangelical Association On
Burnet and
Chestnut Streets
Richard Wyche lecture on storytelling postponed to Friday
The Carnegie Hall lecture by Richard Wyche of New York on The Place of Story Telling in Education was moved from Thursday to Friday evening February 9. Also listed are Kohr's Dance at Turner Hall and a Leap Year Dance by the Texas British Association at 121 Soledad Street with over 100 couples and refreshments.
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Carnegie Hall
Richard Wyche
New York
Texas-British Association
Soledad Street
G A R Veterans to Meet in Odd Fellows Hall
G A R veterans will observe the 100th birthday anniversary of Abraham Lincoln Monday night at Odd Fellows hall in Crockett hotel. Women’s Relief corps and Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic participate with Nat M Washer as principal speaker.
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E. O. C. Old Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett Hotel
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Nat M. Washer
Prospective land buyers pass through on G N train to Santa Lucretia
Two private cars carrying prospective land buyers in the custody of agents for the Mexico Isthmus Land Company traveled through this city this morning on the International and Great Northern Railway en route to Santa Lucretia, Mexico.
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Mexico
Traffic men to meet in New Orleans for annual meeting
Traffic representatives and agents from the Texas and Pacific and International and Great Northern railroads will gather in New Orleans for their annual family meeting to discuss matters for the good of service. Dates are March 7 to 9.
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H. B. Bryning
Northern Pacific
Gay W. Norman
Grand Trunk Railway System
Kansas City
San Antonio
Texas
Texas &Pacific
International & Great Northern
New Orleans
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Cold Cure
A promotional notice extols Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for colds and nasal catarrh. It claims the balm cleanses and heals the nasal passages, stops discharge, and restores taste and smell, with a 50 cent bottle available from W. C. Kalteyer. Mothers urged to use it for children.
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Ely
W. C. Kalteyer
Local Railway Inspectors Visit Smithville Division
Inspectors from the Katy system travel to Smithville to review the Smithville division with C H Hurdleston and J F Dollard leading the team. A Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio box car derailed near D Hanis causing minor damage and no injuries. Wrecker crews are en route. Public notices in the ad column announce ten day want ads starting tomorrow with half cent per word rates. A Blanco road collision leads to W Poss facing reckless driving charges after a wagon crash that damaged a tongue and spooked the mules.
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Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
D’hanis
Blanco Road
W. Poss
Corporation Court
Manuel Melick
Woman's tonic Cardui praised by relieved patient
Mrs. Sarah J. Hoskins of Cary Ky reports improved health after using Cardui. She says two bottles lifted her from bed to daily work and she gained flesh, urging other women with similar pains to try the tonic. A million women reportedly benefited in fifty years.
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Cary, Ky
Sarah J. Hoskins
Cardui
Cardus
Women's knit vests and pants sale in multiple weights
Women's knit vests and long or short sleeve pants offered in light, medium, and heavy weights with ankle or knee length drawers. Regular 59 cents values reduced to 49 cents per garment.
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