Texan Bottlers Attend National Association Meeting
The Texas Bottlers Association met at a Mexican supper event with about 1 members present. Speakers urged affiliation with the National Bottlers Association, noting it has existed 38 years. Attendees discussed pure bottled drinks, quality control, and consumer responsibility while stressing honest labeling and safeguarding products from tampering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Ienary Cari
National Botelers' Association
Chicago
Texan Association
Yale
National Organization
Roo
Lazenby
Waco
Carge
Asene
Associaian
Hepcome
Texas
National Association
Ie Sdelely
Toante. Tir
TS. Abbott
Seiry
Denton
Ciilel
Nponh
Association
Benall
Antion
Vets form Military Order of the Serpent at meeting
Spanish American war veterans formed the Military Order of the Serpent at a largely attended gathering. Dodie received the top post Ge Gu Grandia simo. R. G. Callahan, G. Taylor, and T. G. LeSturgeon were elected to other titled offices amid interest in fellowship among veterans. The notice also includes unrelated ad lines for laxatives and laundry services.
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Military Order of the Serpent
Dodie
Ge Gu
R. G. Callahan
Taylor Wie Mile Dutto
T. G LeSturgeon
Plan for world’s largest roof garden at Pennsylvania Terminal
New York reports arrangements among Pennsylvania railroad and manager Thompson Lut Fark to lease the roof of the big terminal at Seventy Avenue and Thirty-second Street for 20 years at about 5.9 million dollars. The roof garden would be a year round park with summer use and winter sports potential. The promoters expect a multi entertainment complex with football or baseball if possible and Coney Island style attractions as features. The structure is described as load bearing for a heavy mass and unlikely to collapse.
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New ‘York
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Thompson
Lut Fark
Goa Iskind
Hampson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lia Morool
He Tugel
Coney Island
North supply houses enjoy pleasant stay in San Antonio
Members of the association report their time in San Antonio has been one of the most pleasant experiences of their lives as several supply houses from the north took the moment to gently roast each other across the testa] oad.
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Testa
San Antonio
Credit Men Plan To Boost City Business At Annual Meeting
The San Antonio Credit Men's Association met at the International Club to discuss uniting with the Credit Clearing House and inviting merchants from nearby towns for Spring Carnival events. Plans include a banquet for out of town buyers and more frequent social gatherings, with President Wolff and General Manager Peacock praised for orderly leadership.
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Chimelicon
San Antonio Credit, Men’s Association
International Club
Executivs Ncasion
Atmong
Charles 7. Land
Southwestern Superintendiatt
Credit Clearing House
Wolff
Jake Wolff
Thomas L. Peacock
Manger
Take Wolff
Victor Hugo
Ralph Hugo
Jenry T. Halt
Edward Dreiss
M. Burt
B. Lanth
William Basse
Otto Rock
L. Jeffers
M. Bernheim
William 2. Tatman
da Ring
WA. Morrison
George
Cardui praised by Jasper woman for relief and health
Mrs R H Cox of Jasper Alabama claims Cardui relieved her symptoms after years of use. She states she is almost 50 with no female troubles and urges other women to try the medicine, noting it has been in her home for about 12 years. She says she tells visiting women to take a dose before doctors.
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R. H. Cox
Jasper
Ala
Cardui
Cardin
Fire Duty and Deaths Highlight Fire Chief Remarks
New York dispatch quotes Fire Chief Croker on deputy Kurger’s death from a leap door fall amid a salvaging fire. He laments high fatality among firefighters, noting several killed in a month and arguing that risking lives is intrinsic to duty. Firemen reflect on dangers and the urge to suppress blazes quickly.
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New York
Croker
Kurger
Owy Agery
Groker
Charioy
Miong
Sainte
Building Trades Meeting At San Antonio Labor Council
Tonight’s gathering of San Antonio building trades unions is billed as important with officer elections and key decisions on the newly organized Trilla Tradex Section. Members from plasterers electricians and other crafts will be present to shape the labor effort in the local construction industry.
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Labor Council
San Antonio
Cartiputars
Trick Wlasterers
Alenctiurnl
Ivory 7 Srk
Trust Busters Meet in Denver for Prosecution Plan
Missouri Attorney General W A Hadley and Assistant AG Blake will travel to Austin to confer with Texas AG Davidson and Kansas AG Jackson on possible prosecution of alleged Tunber trusts. The meeting will decide next convention site for the Association of Attorneys General. Venue changes and political campaign timing discussed. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad and Ladies Auxiliary event noted.
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W. A. Hadley
Missouri
Blake
Austin
Davidson
Texas
Jackson
Kansas
Jackson Willy
Hadley Bag
Mae
San Antonio
All Torneys
Association of Rheys General
United States
Tindley le Prestedent
Association
Mestackson
Attoreeya Oonerl Bingham
India
Detson
Colorado
Anglia
Blanche
Elid Jey
Trenver
St. Louis
Aimmier
Init Ad Brntas
Tsevela
Han
Surprising Court Appearance by Jimingz in GOP Context
A court session saw Jimingz unexpectedly join proceedings while Donnedta Jiminex attended as usual. The police reported a disturbance attributed to excessive drinking the previous night, with Bucks Nned priced at $5 and Timines creating distraction. Jiminex later retreated to the pier, muttering a wary phrase about a grand gendarme.
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Jimingz
Court
Jiminex
Timines
Alming
Mi-o-nam Promises Cure For Stomach Ailments
A San Antonio doctor shortage creates misery as prescriptions claim Mi-o-nam strengthens the stomach and boosts digestion. The Rexay Drug Company backs a money back guarantee on a 60 cent box if it does not cure, urging readers to try the product despite unclear wording and dubious claims.
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San Antonio
Xiven
Rexay Drug Company
Ghitvantes
Three More Days for George Washington Essays
The San Antonio Light announces a contest for George Washington essays open to all pupils of public and private schools, academies and colleges. Essays must be one side of paper, under 150 words, signed with writer name and school, and submitted to The Light by Washington's birthday evening. Winners will have their names published in The Light on February 23.
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George Washington
Washington
San Antonio
O'Cocr
Office of the Light
Negro Wielder of Razor in Custody
Jay Morris, a young man described as a negro, is in custody on an assault to murder charge in county court. Detectives tracked him after a Sunday attack on his wife, locating him at an in house strip in South Rue where she reportedly fled. The case notes include prior violence and alleged rape within the family, with ongoing sensational public interest noted in the article.
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Jay Morris
Frank Newsam
Mortle
Morris
South Rie
Marria
Lim
Moenay
Sist
Gong
Miler
Ian
Immigrant lad found in Mali in a frozen state
Mrs Stott of 125 San Pere Place rescued a scantily clad 9 to 10 year old Mexican boy found on the street. The boy was cared for by Mrs Scott until Humane Society officials took over. The boy shows no recognition or memory of his origin and is in frail health. He is under sheriff care awaiting trace of his family. Separately Bayan, revenue official from the Philippines, arrived in Matilla on leave from Manila. He has Texas newspaper background and plans travel to San Francisco then the Philippines.
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Mali
Matthews
Tuneant Society
Wupost
Th. Stott
San Pere Place
Scott
Humane Society
Alieht
Avery
Inghecile
Ban Pedra Plice
Anselt
N.P. Bayan
Matilla
Athia Sity
Moxla
Pex
Manila
Iniginal
Payne
Phinppinas Deven
Texas
Polestloc
Beaumont
Sogaly
Philippines
Rayne
San Fynnelyco
Philippine vets arrive at the post
The Third Squadron of the Third Cavalry, nine enlisted men and four officers, arrived at Port Sam Houston at 4 AM. They unloaded at 7:30 AM and moved to temporary quarters, with permanent posts to be assigned. Colonel Joseph H. Darst commands the regiment and Major William Brown leads the squadron. both are on leave.
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Third Cavalry
Port Sam Houston
Lic
San Francisco
Ah Ace
Reniy
Nini Infantry
Tn Dts
Joseph H. Darst
Anl
William @. Brown
Runaway horses injure Schertz man on Main
A Schertz resident and a bystander suffered injuries when a frightened horse pulling a buggy bolted on Main Street at 9 16 this morning. The buggy overturned near West Commerce and Soledad as an automobile passing by spooked the horse. Hofturetar was badly trampled on the head and taken to a drugstore for treatment. The second buggy ran away and another collision followed. both buggies were destroyed. The owner of the second buggy remains missing.
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W. Hoffarehtur
Schertz
Big County
Florey Street
Hofturebtar
Stork
West Commorce
Soledad
S. K
Ainto Arckets
Cahti Wood & Coal CO
Raleela Nanay
Veteran Soldier Dead in Austin Brigade Service
Austin Texas February 19 Veteran J W Lightsty aged 78 who served with Anot s brigade died here yesterday. He had long resided in this city and leaves a large family and grown children.
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Austin
Tex
J. W. Lightsty
Anot
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Fabiano Sopa de
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Hueves
VETS
Order OF Serpent
B. W. Grove
City Steam Laundry
Ben M. Wofford
Pennsylvania
Terminal Station
Royce
W. P. Blume
Elko
Bull's
Credit Nen
Gilad
Leax
Primsess Rink
J, T. Burnett & Co, Undertaterk
R. H Cox
Jasper, Ma
Department
Trust Busters
Denver
Hadley
Hood
Princ
Mick Rui
Ike Place
Thursaly
Turner Mall
Colonial Theater
Razor
Joe Morris
Plehues
Schertz Man
U. B. Shark
Shelby County
Brady
Commissioners' Court
Cascareta
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