Traction Company Halts Hiring Amid Stoppage Concerns
Traction Company reports it has not hired new workers despite jitneys cutting profits. Ten new men were taken on across departments while typical hiring would reach about 30. Service at La Pedre Army Post and GP lines extended to ten hours daily, with ten cars active. No immediate need to release workers, and executives foresee no further hires under current conditions.
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Po Traction Company
Traction Company
Linke van Accord
la Pedre
Tf & G
Trattin
W. B. ‘Buttle
Ing Traction
Belinsa's Eckman Alterative Promises TB Recovery Kit
Extracted letter from a Philadelphia address promoting Eckman's Alterative for tuberculosis sufferers. Claims of recoveries, endorsements, and request for a booklet of recoveries. Cites testimonials and urges purchase from Heke Laboratories and leading druggists.
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Belinsa
Marah
Eckman
Philadelphie
Obituary Notices From San Antonio
Obituaries list several deaths in San Antonio area including Remy Vogel 76 in his son's home after moving from Austin. Survivors include five sons and one daughter. interment planned in Austin. Marguerite Garcia 22 died at her Austin home. burial at San Fernando cemetery. John Giesy 77 died in Burlington with fifteen winters in San Antonio hotel life. interment in Burlington. Solomon J. Yamin 20 died at San Antonio sanitarium. services at his mother's home and San Fernando Cathedral. buried there. Bennie Loring Co. and Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co. notices included. The page also notes a meeting about establishing a Baptist Young People's Union Institute in San Antonio at First Baptist Church.
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Gahcia
Marguerite Olivo Gercia
Gock
AuStn
Mexico
Texas
Daniel Garcia
Austin Street
San Fernando Cemetery
Giesy
John Giesy
Burlington
San Antonio
Gexar
Seneca County
Ohio
Kaw
Burington
Amin
Solomon J. Yaruin
San Antonio Sanitarium
Mary Yamin
Lakeview Avenue
San Fernando Cathedral
P. OU
Baptist Young Peoples Union Institute
San Antonia
Baptist
Uia
Thse
Tourists Impress San Antonio Visit From East Coast
A 75 traveler party from Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey under Frank Wy Lund of the George4 Master Company San Varlo City arrived at the Menger Friday morning. They toured missions parks and the business district then planned sightseeing Friday afternoon before leaving for El Paso at 9:80 PM over the Southern Pacific. From El Paso they will go to San Francisco and then California. Several tourists, new to the region, praised Texas noting rich Houston and San Antonio areas. The group also visited Chattanooga New Orleans and other cities. Willard Johnson fight Juarez scheduled March 6 with $48 round trip to El Paso Feb 27 28 March 1 9 and Limited March 13. Sunset Point Adve
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Frank Wy Lund
Gieorgn 4
Marster Company
San Varlo City
San Antonio
Menger
Massachusetts
Knecticpt
New York
Mali
New Jersey
Missions
el Paso
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
California
Thom
Texas
the Day
New London
Colin
Fouston
iith-Houston
Chattanooga
Tenn
New Orleans
Noone
Willard-Johnson
Juarez
Mayor's plan to cut San Antonio tax rate to $1.20
The mayor aims to reduce the city tax rate from $1.90 to $1.20 per $100 valuation by trimming expenditures and awaiting board action at March first meeting. The administration reports total expenditures for the year near $1,480,707 with expected $100,000 from fines and licenses, and projects $1,838,707 taxable to raise by ad valorem taxes. The plan hinges on revenue from back taxes and further budget savings, with the council required to set the rate at the first March meeting.
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San Antonio
Brown
Maren
Vatva- Hon
Cereus
Callaghan
Mayer Brown
Firner
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Dark Hair Care
An old home remedy claims Sage Tea with Sulphur darkens gray hair and improves appearance. It recommends preparing a tonic at home or buying Wyett's Sage and Sulphur Compound. The preparation is said to darken hair, remove dandruff, stop scalp itching, and reduce hair fall.
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Wyett
Natal
Mozart Society Delivers Pleasing Concert Program
The San Antonio Mozart Society presented a varied program conducted by Emmet Rountree with soprano Ruth Ringaman and violinist Joseph Clin. Highlights included parts from The Tales of Hoffmann and selections like The Lotus Flower and Serenade for horn and flute, praised by the audience for quality and charm.
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Antonio Mozart Roctory
Wainan
Ton
Arthur Abraxsen
Heethoven
JHA
Emmet Rountree
Otrt
Wampmiann
Joan
Alarlee MM. Mathews
Joseph Clin
Hoffmay
Audienes
Mopanet
Cay Tne
Nielor “Harris
Janes H. Rogers
Bluy
Asitonia
Mozart Seloty
Caprivo
San Antonio
Henschel
Mamary
Matr- Ta
Bernal Techaikowicky
Framiett Rowntree
Mrareet Rountree
Malden
Miss Ringeman
the Niang
Harry Alexander Matthews
Mozart Society and Orchestra
Inetdertal Tent Sole
Iis Feamißmann
Cattlemen Convention Fund Drive Under Way
Funds are being raised to cover the Cat tlemen's convention expenses. An estimated 3000 dollars is needed for planned entertainment. Nearly 1000 dollars has already been subscribed. Bank and business firm solicitations proceed as W T Way George W Saunders W C Rigsby and Herman Lichte visit lenders. Arrangements for Beethoven entertainment under the Gran Quivera are firming up with rehearsals set for Friday and Saturday.
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General Committee
Calle
W. T. Way
George W. Saunders
W. C Rigsby
Herman Lichte
Beethoven
Order of the Gran Quivera
Resinol Skin Remedy Promises Instant Relief
Fragmented ad claims Resinol heals itching and burning from eczema with ointment applied to sore areas. Mentions hot water wash and antiseptic action, promising rapid relief and better sleep, urging readers to request a free trial by writing to a listed department.
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Lerling
Arkin
Wanted Here Arrested by City Detectives in Ark
A white man, 21, described as a building contractor, was arrested in Arkansas on charges connected to passing counterfeit checks. He was booked at the city headquarters as a fugitive from sins ire and Little Heck ortretats notified. Authorities claim he obtained $30 from W. R. Wolford of Fairmount on East Commerce Street.
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W. RR. Wolford
Fairmount
Commerce Street
Case Challenges School Board Over Immunization Policy
Dr Zucht seeks to block the school district from barring two children from attendance due to lack of smallpox vaccination. The suit questions whether a board may exclude non vaccinated pupils during potential epidemics, with a Civil Appeals court ruling cited as precedent.
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Sm AnoNg
Priddy
Nidge BR
Th. Gieht
Scholl Board
Court of Civil Appeals
Q Ban Hair Restorer Promises Dark Natural Looking Hair
Gray head aging adclaims Q-Ban hair restore r natural darkening providing lustrous thundateen hair with no sticky feel. It notes benefits like anti dandruff, shine, growth promotion and youthful appearance. Money back guarantee if gray hair fails to darken. Summers Qrag Co. Antonia Tex. Mail order available.
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Qrag Ca
Attonia
Tex
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Sale Remedies Co
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