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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1916

Page

9

Texas Insane Care Reform Urged at Waxahachie Meeting

Dr. Thomas W. Salmon of the Rockefeller Foundation urged rapid state action in Texas to establish a new 1000-bed mental hospital and expand existing facilities. He condemned county jails and almshouses housing the insane and feeble minded, calling for a humane system with boards of managers and reforms to the commitment process.

Texas Association of County Judges and Commissioners Waxahachie Thomas W. Salmon Rockefeller Foundation New York State Board of Alienists Salmon National Committee For Mental Hygiene Legislative Commissions Boards of Charities Esquirol France Connolly England Dorothea Dix Colquitt State of C. 8. Yoakum University of Texas State Medical Association State Capitol

Postoffice Receipts Reach All Time High at Seguin

Seguin Texas February 12 Receipts at the Seguin post office for January totaled 1395.97 the highest monthly total in the office history Rural carriers began tracking mail by weight and pieces January eight routes carried 56234 pieces weighing 9593 pounds and 9041 pieces were collected

Seguin Tex Seguin Post Office

President's tours demand extensive prep work

Washington dispatch explains that arranging a presidential speaking trip requires weeks of planning. The process includes deciding routes and cities, coordinating with White House staff, rail schedules, and security details with secret service operatives in multiple cities.

Washington, D. C White House O. K McKinley Secret Service Executive Mansion Secret Service Agency Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago Detroit

Dyestuff Famine Hits 2 Million U S Workers

The dyestuff shortage cripples 14,429 establishments in textiles leather paper paint and related trades, risking bankruptcies as Germany’s embargo cuts imports to 3,000 tons annually. US factories scramble for coal tar dyes, building plants yet fearing relief will come too slowly.

Washington, D. C United States Germany Secretary of Commerce Redfield Switzerland

American Hosiery Mill Faces Dyestuff Shortage Crisis

The United States largest full fashioned hosiery mill with 2500 workers faced a severe dye shortage. Only half a barrel of dyestuffs remained on January 1, with 160000 dozen hose awaiting color. Over 1000 workers went on leave as management secured costly aniline oil to keep production alive amid rising costs and war induced scarcities.

Win One to Get Fifty Campaign at Alamo Methodist

The Alamo Methodist Church will launch the evangelistic Win One to Get Fifty campaign Sunday morning. The campaign runs through Easter Sunday with new members to be received in a body. A personal worker band forms, a community census is planned, and a chain of home prayer meetings will be organized. Special revival services precede the events.

Alamo Methodist Church

Church Officials to Be Installed as Grose Preaches

Departments of the church will be installed. The pastor will preach on the theme What is Expected of Church Officials. Rev. J. H. Grose close will preach at the evening service.

J. H. Groseclose Serice

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