Mueller's Ready Mixed Paints Sold At $1.75 Per Gallon
Co H Mueller offers pure paint with no water or soap mixtures. Ready mixed, honest quality priced at 1.75 dollars per gallon.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1913
Page
32
Co H Mueller offers pure paint with no water or soap mixtures. Ready mixed, honest quality priced at 1.75 dollars per gallon.
A large, well located residence on the north side offers a superb view and 125 by 270 feet of landscaped grounds. The two story house features hardwood finishes, built in storage, extensive porches, and a two car garage. Out buildings include cow and horse barns, with modern utilities and proximity to streetcar. Owner seeks cash or trade for agricultural land in the rain belt. Nicholson Furnish & Smith handle the sale.
Real estate advertisement for attractive cottages in San Antonio by Alam o Home Builders R A Richey L A Casey. Includes details on layout, payments, down payment options, and contact phones. Also lists properties on Navarro Street and Dawson Street with prices and terms and invites property inquiries from buyers and working men.
Classified sale notices for multiple properties in San Antonio list prices, sacrifices, and trades. Properties include lots in Laurel Heights and College Heights, a four room cottage, a booth Heights area home, and Harlandale additions with details on lot sizes, terms, and broker contacts. Market values and sale terms are emphasized.
Property listings include 1765 acres of fertile Trinity river valley land and a 440 acre farm near Palestine, Anderson county. Also smaller unimproved tracts, potential trade for city property, contact J D DePuy at 233 E Commerce St. Additional ads for rentals, sewing machines, jewelry, livestock, and employment.
In Dimmit County an irrigated 191 acre farm with two flowing wells and two large reservoirs. The property includes a rock house and two tenant houses and offers abundant water with no pumping expense. Describes strong potential for farming and alfalfa. Also offers 60 percent of a San Antonio income property at actual value. Price 100 dollars per acre.
Two miles from the railroad town in the artesian belt this tract offers rich black soil and irrigation potential. Fenced and cross fenced with ordinary ranch improvements, surrounding lands range from 40 to 100 dollars per acre. Price 16.60 dollars per acre.
Rural property description in Dimmit County listing 700 acres located three miles from Asherton and five miles from Carrizo Springs. Smooth level land with 120 acres under cultivation, a six inch well and fine reservoir, ordinary farm improvements. Priced at 32 dollars per acre.
The 10 480 acre tract lies south of Reiser on the Texas Mexico rail line. Headquarters town for Pro ducers Oil Company, the property is fenced with improvements, 75 80 percent agricultural use, chocolate sandy soil and smooth black land. Described as one of Southwest Texas best ranch properties suitable for colonization. Price seven dollars an acre.
Wanted first class auto mechanic position with or without tools at 107 Jefferson St rear Bexar Hotel. A trade offer describes a 60 acre Cotulla land parcel valued near 1800 cash, claiming prime location and Altito tract quality, seeking a late model touring car in good condition for immediate exchange. A. C. Bigley Millitt Texas.
Newton Massachusetts Mountain Chief the largest American bison in captivity died after a fierce battle with his son. The 22 year old bull weighed 2600 pounds and lived at Norumbega Park. Once leader of the Corbin herd he was exiled for killing mates and injuries to a keeper. Attendants say the old bull provoked the fatal quarrel.
William Flinn has lost his voice permanently due to chronic laryngitis. Dr. C C Schildecker announced Flinn’s condition after a Florida treatment, noting he can only whisper briefly if at all. Once a dominant force in the Armageddon cause, Flinn’s absence from Harrisburg public life is expected this session.
A dated timetable lists trains to and from Palestine, Laredo, Houston, Galveston, Kerrville, Victoria, El Paso, Dallas, Fort Worth, and coast towns. It shows departures and arrivals with numbers such as No. 6 and No. 10, including mixed and Sunday schedule notes, across multiple lines including Santa Fe and G N Depot connections.
A Philadelphia Ledger piece argues for strict plant quarantine to keep out injurious insects harmful to crops. It cites pests like the San Jose scale cotton boll weevil and gypsy moth, tracing their spread from abroad and the huge costs to farmers.
In Galena Illinois two masked bandits robbed four bridge players taking diamonds and $500. A cork leg that squeaked led to their capture with Glenn A Gilbert thirty and Adam Hecklesmiller twenty one detained. Gilbert is linked as heir to the late Jeremiah Moynihan known as the millionaire ragpicker.
At the University of Wisconsin a majority of coeds are said to have deformed feet and knock knees due to abnormal muscular balance. The women's medical department claims 159 of 300 students are affected and denounces the modern pump shoe as a factor.
A nameless stranger entered Kalamazoo police headquarters and declined to identify himself while leaving a fountain pen on the desk of Sergeant Witheras. The officer kept the pen for the owner to claim, saying the finder should take it and await contact from the rightful owner.
A birth record shows a boy born February 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loomey at 518 Carson Street and another boy born February 21 to Mr. and Mrs. G C Lambkin at 643 Denver Boulevard.
Burial permits document the deaths of Ernest Peschke aged 34 on Fe 21 1031 Main Avenue, Mrs. W. C. Haueisen aged 67 on February 20 119 Rusk Street, and Jesus Lozano aged 58 with Burials pending details at 8 Firo Street.
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