Masons Gather in Austin for State Reunion Event
Masons from across Texas convene in the Scottish Rite Cathedral for the annual reunion. The largest class in the order’s history is to be initiated with degrees. Governor James Ferguson, the Chamber of Commerce, and cattlemen’s convention reports feature in committee updates. Final plans for entertainment and publicity are to be set at Thursday night sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
James Will Cole
Jaiis FE
Ferenson
Chamber of Commerce
Zuni Whak
Stu Ate
Gran Quivera Meeting Promises Cattlemen’s Convention
The Gran Quivera event announces a convention for cattlemen with committees reported and a gathering to discuss activities. Attendees will meet at a designated venue, with events and presentations outlined for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Quivera
Light Auto Contest Entries Grow Amid Clipped Ballots
A lengthy notice details the ongoing Light Auto Contest with widespread public interest and many ballots clipped. It notes February dates, entry procedures, and the goal of securing subscriptions through contest votes, urging readers to clip forms and participate.
Indoor circus offers a full three floor attraction
An indoor circus on Commerce street advertises a three floor spectacle featuring trained animals on the first floor, freaks and living skeleton on the second, and music and dancing on the third. Special concerts are announced for Saturday and Sunday with a program by Professor J M Acagna. Dancing follows chess programs and Miss Josephine Larch hosts a Wednesday soaps event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallen
Commerce Street
ML Acagna
Josephine Larch
Delayed paving plan for South Laredo street delayed
A committee of property owners submitted the postponement proposal to Mayor Brown. Epstein and associates discussed the Katy water station project near South Laredo street and possible routes, with conditions tied to station construction and city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Laredo
Pacis
Brown
Mildebrand
Katy
Gary
Wien
Rowelestimigia Company
Pontine
No Danger of Wheat Shortage Nationwide Says Agriculture Dept
Washington D C February 16 The Agriculture Department released a public statement assuring there is no danger of a wheat shortage in the United States Despite reports of shortages the department Multiplied surplus wheat and grain stocks to cover domestic needs and export potential The statement cites an estimated total supply near 967 million bushels for the year with large carryovers from last year and a new crop expected to be available by July It notes lower prices for several foods and projects substantial exports but warns the nation should have enough to meet normal requirements through the coming year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassington
D. C
United States
Tnucmbas
Vorn
Sue
United
Jumero
Denmark
Unly
Switzerland
Kingdon
Bretes
Cadla
Caynde
Mozart Society to Present Debut Concert at Beethoven Hall
The San Antonio Mozart Society, a women’s chorus of about 100 voices, will debut at Beethoven Hall at 8:15 Thursday evening. Conducted by ArO War Claasset, soloists include James H. Roséra, Robert Kampmann, Maurice M. Matthews, Joseph Cima, and Cliff Drescher. Performances feature overtures, Mozart selections, and pieces by Schubert, Chopin, and Techaikawnky Eminett Rountree with Mrs Emmett Rountree at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Joseph Cima
Cliff
Drescher
Vienna
James H. Roséra
San Antonio Mozart Society
Caprice Viennois
Breissler
Schubert Blaurice M. Mathews
Misa
Ruth Bingaman
Hang
Lotes Flower
Sthumayn-Cleaksen
Miss Lee Presents Rare White House Plate to Wilkerson
Washington February 18 Miss Mary Curtis Lee daughter of General Robert J. Lee presented to Miss Margaret Wilkon toy the White House collection a presidential china plate. The piece is described as the finest in the collection and honors Washington with a gift from American officers of the Cincinnati Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B.C
Mary Curtis Lee
Robert J. Lee
Margaret Wilkon
White House
Pinto
Hortery
Cincinnati
School Board Delays Appointments Amid Survey Findings
San Antonio school board debates reappointing Superintendent Jaurkin as Prof. J. I. Tabbit's survey report suggests possible opposition. Members consider postponement until the survey is reviewed. The board also weighs building problems at Hignhind Park and adopts a policy requiring a state ment from the school architect before new buildings become board property. Telephones to be installed in 38 public schools by Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michtes J. Lutein
J. i. Tabbit
San Dantonio
Jaurkin
Schoola
Miner
Frederick Verrell
Bat
Tial
Mil Fey
Bobbli
Walton Hyod
Sam Antris
Nathan
de. Terrell
H Ue Yating
Wallaw
Hood
Lenn Mierick Gregn
Cy Bechtel
Lou Lee
Aehant
G. Bechtel
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company
Marth J. Arnald
Vinol Promises Restored Health for Nervous Teacher
A Pennsylvania teacher described exhausting work, insomnia, and loss of appetite. After trying Vinol, her sleep improved, appetite returned, and she felt stronger. She praised Vinol as a fine medicine and a useful tonic endorsed by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alourds
Toga M
Keller
Albuers
Miss Keller
Return
Vorcolo
A. A. Ember
Unigniet
EL. Wayaterta
de Lunn
Georee Keonc
Alder's
Uharmay
Apamany Drink
City approves funds for school garden and site work
The council granted permission for a city school garden project and related improvements. A donation of 1500 by rites for garden setup was announced. Officials ordered balances and projected costs, with approval to proceed at the school site and yard area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Supreme Court
Pepmissinn
Merndot
Texas Industrial Congres
Theredoni
Erie
Plan For A Banquet Of Salesmen By Manufactures Club
The Manufacturers' Club plans a "salesmen's banquet" to be attended by men employed by firms holding membership in the Manufacturers' Club. The event aims to gather salesmen to discuss problems encountered on the road and is to be finalized at the semi-annual meeting next Tuesday. Secretary C. Co. Leel reports rising interest in the club's label contest, with about 70 youths collecting San Antonio labels for points. Over a million labels from sixteen firms have been received, and the secretary stores counted labels in large packing boxes, raising questions on storage as receipts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolding
Sleb
Manufactutore
Tucsdy
C. Co. Leel
San Antonio
Eixteen
Teri
Lest
Austrians Seize Kolomes After Two Days of Battle
Telegrams from Viena report Austrian forces, after two days of heavy fighting, occupy the town of Kolomes in Bukovina. The assault drove Russians from their last positions near the Pruth River, clearing the bridge area. About 2000 prisoners taken along with machine guns and light cannon. total prisoners estimated at around four thousand. Governor Ferguson addresses the Third District Bankers at Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibnna
Leudonm
Vieni
Kolomes
Bukovina
Kolamea
Aly ‘Ane
Pruth
Austin
Tex
Third District Bankers’ Association
H. . Hult
Brennan
Lb. J. Seaneder
American National Bank
Sctrelany
Merguson
Pete Rien
Fells of Lent in Pastoral Message
The bishop cites Lent’s beginnings and its role in guiding spiritual life. He urges restraint from public amusements and urges faithful attendance, charity, and prayer, stressing love as God’s universal appeal and the cross as the highest expression of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Wilam T. Capere
West
Dexa
Bishop Capers
Faust
St. Paul
Unclear text on weight gain and nutrition products
Fragmented passage discusses weight gain products and nutrition claims, mentioning methods to increase body mass and purported effects. It references names and places in a garbled manner, with warnings about questionable results and consumer use.
Dormitory Fire at Graysville Injures Three Girls
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Feb 18 The girls dormitory at the Southern Training School Seventh Day Adventists Graysville Tenn burned early today About fifty girls escaped unharmed three jumped from a second story window suffering slight bruises Financial loss is small Also from Quincy Illinois Feb 18 Rigs Pianschmidt on trial for the murder of his family near Quincy was found not guilty by a jury at Princeton Ill This was his third trial with two prior acquittals or convictions not specified The report notes wartime price increases and economic strain reflecting broader anxiety
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Training School of the Seventh Day ‘Adventists
Graysville
Amall
Quincy
Fil
Rigs Pianschmidt
Quinny
Princeton
Ill
Mammiss
Cinclimat Aquirer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calumet Baking Powder CO
Chicago, Ill
San Steric Light
San Antonin
Texas
Masons
Fregason Ammons
Convemion
Liagethe Myers Pe
Fasea Ce
Teves
Wrens
Pennes
Stunegexett
Myers
Avery von Lostupil
Tye Lins
Pimas Export Jy Sre
Nevossa
Juight
Tamllar
Joontest
Land
Wenger
Laredo
Siney
Department of Agriculture
Mozart Soceny
Miss Lee Gives
Mixx
Margaret Wilsin
Orhounandontark
Girne
F. Bobbitt
Lukin
Rosa M. Keller
Moyer Vehicles
Krown
Moyer
NEN OF Sales Forges
Manufacturers” Club
Teli
Sapruve
Hokimen Im
Tivkowina
Bishop Capars
Central Trust CO
Conner Nayattugid Commerce Streets
Aveda
Siegel Joy
Clements
Kingle
Hede
Elsa
Gunton
iVille Burge
Han
iVolle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!