Organization Officers List With Titles
The text lists the officers: J.0 Tereredd as President OPTO Koeatala as Vice-President CHSS Schreawer as Vice-President J. J Stevens as Vice-President B. G Barnes as Vice President W. P Roth as Secretary.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1913
Page
5
The text lists the officers: J.0 Tereredd as President OPTO Koeatala as Vice-President CHSS Schreawer as Vice-President J. J Stevens as Vice-President B. G Barnes as Vice President W. P Roth as Secretary.
The document states deposits earn interest at four and a half percent per year with semiannual payments. It notes loans will be made on approved collateral and interest is charged at the stated rate.
The safe deposit department advertises steel safe deposit boxes for securities and valuables at prices from $3 per year. It promises burglar and fireproof storage vaults for large, bulky valuables.
Real estate loan department advertises lending on real property and selling first mortgage notes. It offers investment advice and discusses advantages of real estate, including serial notes and related financial instruments.
Foreign Exchange announces the availability of Travelers' Checks through its department for use in all parts of the world.
Dates fixed for the Made in San An nio exhibit with hall doors at 117 Main Ave opening March 10 and running through March 15. Twenty thousand tickets will be printed with 500 given to each of 31 exhibitors. Retail Merchants and Chamber of Commerce members cooperate. preparations include a dinner and tests of metals using Megaarenh’s magnifying apparatus.
San Antonio City Council postponed consideration of Richter and Boynton water ordinances to give the San Antonio Water Supply Co one more week for negotiations. Alderman Boynton attacked City Engineer Pancoast questioning his competency, prompting a brief clash before adjournment.
Rev. William I. Lawrence of Boston will spend Wednesday and Thursday in San Antonio giving two addresses. On Wednesday he discusses The Child, the Parent and the School at Odd Fellows Hall Crockett Hotel. On Thursday he addresses the Unitarian Women's Alliance at Mrs. F. J. Kearful’s home 2108 Monterey avenue. He is noted for religious education work and prior leadership in Tokyo with the Japan Unitarian Association.
Cutiura Soap and Ointment offers liberal samples for eczema rashes and skin irritations. Warm baths with the soap and light ointment applications provide relief and rest, promoting skin health when other remedies fail. Send samples to Dept. 2F Boston. Sold worldwide.
Fire of undetermined origin in Birmingham caused an estimated loss of 50000 dollars to the Birmingham Daily News plant. The greatest damage came from water and smoke, with insurance covering the loss. Arrangements were made to publish the News from the Age-Herald plant for the time being.
An advertising notice urges immediate contact with Dr J Harvey Moore an eye ear nose and throat specialist at 204 Gunter office building San Antonio to learn how stuttering can be cured. The appeal promises explanations if the reader calls at once.
Friends celebrate E. C. Benedict yachtsman and banker after discovery that 170 descendants dating back to Thomas Benedict who settled in the early 1600s have averaged 83 years of life. Most reached 75 or more while none hit 100.
Charles W. Morse, once a banker jailed for banking law violations, will return to New York mid March after a sentence commuted by President Taft. He left Florence yesterday and is now bound for Genoa, according to cable advices.
A Genoa native described as being in good shape travels to Paris for a brief visit claiming health reasons and denying seeking foreign capital for American ventures. The note mentions Matthews Cafeteria at 222 Losoya St. and a separate item reports well drillers near Justice City, Snyder, Texas, finding a strong gas flow at 486 feet.
A local druggist A M Fischer sells Dodson's Liver Tone at 50 cents per bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy. The bottle is promoted as safe for torpid liver constipation and biliousness and presented as a superior alternative to calomel. Imitations are warned against.
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