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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1915
Page
6
A scanned page lists diverse San Antonio notices and ads including a tuberculin sanatorium entry, humane society details, loan offers, taxicab service, and camp notices. It also notes a chicken coop theft near West Houston Street, a cafe invitation, a race incident, a dentist move, a pastoral letter reading, a convention trip for a school official, and a mask ball event at Kirvy’s Schuetzen Verein Hall.
A vintage ad promises a quick dandruff cure from Danderine after one or two uses. It recommends rubbing well with finger tips and buying a two bottle pack at any drugstore. It claims the scalp will never itch after a few applications.
A list of visitors and arrivals in San Antonio including Sart Fre a banker from Schreinen Tex and his party at the Menger. Others include Ben Schwartz a merchant of Flowston, Wilson a railroad man from Denizen, D Firwy a railroad man from How, and J Rosser and Fletcher among attendees at the Menger and Gunter hotels. Also noted are Nate Rams, Hasle Lake residents, and Yankers' convention attendees visiting San Antonio.
A garbled transfer list shows multiple parties and parcels with names such as Warton, Belylenay, and Tagd Corporation. The text references property allocations and dates, but is largely unreadable. The fragmentary item suggests an official land transfer docket with several individuals and entities involved.
Mr and Mrs TJ Cox die on February 13 at their Walnut Grove home after pneumonia. The family includes their Texas native children and several San Antonio relatives. interment in Walnut Grove. Also Meade W Meade, banker from Gallatin Missouri, dies in San Antonio. services and interment planned in Gallatin. Additional obituary notes Sister Mary Martha Pisthers of the Clauline Convent, died after two years illness. services at the convent chapel and burial at San Fernando Cemetery.
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