Mally OpEars At Farm Meet In Floresville
Fred W. Mally Bexar county agricultural agent opened a general educational program at a Floresville banquet for farmers and chamber of commerce members. W F Taylor spoke on poultry and E D Beck presided.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
8
Fred W. Mally Bexar county agricultural agent opened a general educational program at a Floresville banquet for farmers and chamber of commerce members. W F Taylor spoke on poultry and E D Beck presided.
The Witte Memorial Museum will feature a live display of eight native San Antonio flowers at the entrance. Miss Ellen D. Schulz, the director, notes the current exhibit includes mountain laurel, agarite blossoms, wild plum, tangle bush and other shrubs with bluebonnets and rabbit grass expected to bloom soon.
After trying many remedies F Noble reports his wife now eats and sleeps well thanks to Adlerika. The advertisement claims Kelerika and pidherika remove poisons from the body, offering quick relief for stomach upset, nervousness, and headaches. Available at A M Fischer's and other druggists.
At USC a straw poll of 2000 female students shows 60 percent favor the home lover husband type, 25 percent favor the professor intellectual, and 3 percent each for cave man and club man. The majority believe money is desirable but not essential to happiness.
Recruits from New York scheduled to arrive in Galveston on March 2 will be delayed until April due to transport routing. The March ship, carrying 950 troops, was altered after it was found it could not stop at Galveston. In January the Eighth Corps Area recruited 542 men and re enlistees led by Maj. George C. Charlton, with 37 additions in December. Oklahoma City led January with 226 enlistments under Capt. Charles Lewis.
Plans for a major automobile show proceed after the San Antonio Automotive Trades association met at the Gunter hotel. H. H. Lincoln of Oak Park AL is hired as managing director. The event runs March 14 to 19 at the Municipal Auditorium with 130 exhibit spaces, 70 reserved, and possible afternoon and evening entertainments.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler argues the dry issue must be faced at the 1928 convention. Senator Borah Idaho Republican offers to cooperate to push the issue to a showdown. Leslie M Shaw Roosevelt era treasury secretary replies that presidential succession ends with the president’s death.
Bracken ridge Senior school drama classes directed by Miss Bessie Lee and Miss Jeston Dickey stage plays during National Drama week February 11 to 18. They perform for Daughters of the American Revolution Speech Arts association and the Rotary club, after a prior San Antonio Teachers' council showing. Cast includes Iris Eckhardt Edgar Plail Jack Jeffry Bernard Richie Ogle Alexander Carl Stromberger William Bryan Mary Johnson Frank Wells Norman Klasing Julia Barkelow Arthur Goldschmidt John Alderman Maude Ellen Davis Burton Morris Dorothy Lee Gill.
Mrs A E Sherman wife of Major Sherman Medical Corps died after a two day illness at Fort Sam Houston base hospital Tuesday night. Major Sherman who was stationed at Fort Leavenworth is en route home.
The Prince of Wales toured a London maternity hospital in a crowded district and complimented nursing mothers on caring for their babies. He noted the hearts of mothers and urged continued support for maternal care programs.
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death sentence imposed on FLOM Scratch in connection with the slaying of Bernie Connally on November 27, 3925, in Snow county.
Paris fashion salons unveil summer modes with vivid color splotches dizzy lines and sharper abbreviations in the latest dressmaking trends.
The Omaha Daily News founded 28 years ago and owned by the Clover Leaf syndicate was sold today to the Omaha Bee. The two publications will be consolidated into a single paper.
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