Temporary Rock Quarry school to ease crowding
The board of education approved $1,000 for a temporary school near the Rock Quarry and $100 for a warm outfit for Bracken Ridge Grammar School. Superintend ent Meekland er urged immediate construction due to crowded McHock Quarry School conditions and fourth grade needs.
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Grammar School
Board of Eduction
Rock Quarry
Brackenridge Grammar School
McHock Quilery School
Oaes
Charles 8. Meek Lander
Sda
Mn Main Avene High School
Fithe Vstaneies
Tne
J. Meller
Nanual
Instyuetor
Wail Sauphski
Oles
Benrl Lieve
Clare Tuniken
Clevie Wryautt
Winti
Walker
Helen Titenu
Nell
Peruma Helps Stomach and Headache Sufferers
A Belleville reader records relief from stomach woes and headaches after trying Peruma. The note praises the remedy, claims rapid improvement, and notes family and friends in agreement with the positive outcome. The testimonial mentions age and repeated use of the product.
Parade by Camp Travis 90th Division planned for Friday
San Antonio residents read of a major downtown parade by the 90th Division from Camp Travis slated for Friday February 23 1918. Brig Gen Talston announced plans for a nine to ten mile route with viewing stands on Alamo Plaza as San Antonio and Bexar County officials welcome 30 000 soldiers to observe Washingtons birthday commemorations at Kelly Field and Wells.
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Mudie Rimonnedd
Atte City
I. Jc
New Vern
Te Pealady Institute
Negly
George J. Voark
Chamber of Cyrumerece
Ford
Cardens
Tex
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Onny
Washington
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Travis
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Cain
Ling
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Wie
National Arty
Feld
Caragrady
Alamo Phan
Annroximieus
Ben
Gan
Georke Washingt
Guy Cirst Presidenh
Nado
Tritisan
Bexar
Knights of Columns
Gonsklerttiun
Kelly Piet
Jerome Crowley
Chicago
W. J. Morighty
Spt Chu
Ue Knights of
Vitalitas touted as natural remedy and invigoration cure
An advertisement claims Vitalitas gates in a 100,000 Texas homer and a 1 percent Cov cure, addressing rheumatism indigestion stomach kidney and liver issues. It touts mineral elements for strengthening blood and vitality, urging readers to visit the invigoration cafe and consult practitioners for the Vitalitas treatment.
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Gates
Texas
Homer
Vitalitas
Tron
Ussie
Vitalis
Unclear historical athletic supervision notice
Fragmentary OCR text outlines supervisory roles for athletic figures in a military context with names unreadable. It mentions Travis and Greenwell under athletic division oversight and a planned tac ture event, but details are obscured and many words are garbled.
Texas Rotarians Called to Corpus Conference
Corpus Christi issued a call for Texas Rotarians to attend the Corpus conference of the Twelfth District on Thursday February 7. Prominent features include sessions with Hobinson Neppwell and remarks by international officers, plus a Governor election and a luncheon to determine delegate numbers. Local chairs from Galveston Austin Paris and Dallas coordinate arrangements and tours follow the conference.
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Texas
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Morbus Christi
Mavea
Tess
Sen Antonio
Hans
Fridas
Cherenee Stones
Hages
Micn
Galveston
John Wi Heche
Austin
Lom MM. Scot
Paris
Walter &.Vermyie
Dallas
Jones
Abe
Hobeinson Mepuwell
International First
Stevens
Tlijuh Coles
Houston
Das
Chelsth
Oxuh
Shes
Riwarik
PH. Ades
Hit
Hotely
Wood
Pharrigeny
Basing
Oly U. Kawnetel
Genial Pnierdahinendt
Glover Dultisy Wyss
Mina
Be D. Saerisny
Campaign Against Disease Launched In Camps
A wartime campaign is described as being launched in camps to battle disease among soldiers. The effort emphasizes reducing illness through medical exams, vaccinations, and public health posters showing disease spreads. It notes posters and displays aimed at portraying purposes of the campaign and urging vigilance against contagious illnesses in training environments.
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Amelia
Asia
Ibbs
Cony
Canp
Shailarie
Lipstoy
Miseni
City Law Enforce League Plans $10,000 Fund Drive
The Law Enforcement League proposes a $10,000 fund to support city state and federal officers in keeping San Antonio clear of view obstruction. The plan, outlined by officials, calls for donations from member organizations and allied groups to reach the target. A letter from the league discusses fundraising actions and names to coordinate with local authorities and potential hires.
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Beave
Or. Favaren
Washington
Lis Briorere
Mayen Jobson
Thomas i
Get Back on the Road to Health by Keeping Blood Pure
An advertisement touts a blood purifier as the key to vitality and health. It urges regular cleansing to remove impurities, promises renewed strength, and promotes Swift's Blood remedy as a trusted product sold for fifty years through drug stores. It invites readers to request a free booklet and medical guidance from Swift Laboratory.
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Jehae
Swift Secuur Ce
Swift Laboratory
Avante
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