Amend Railroad Incorporation In Texas Four Month Life
The attorney general's department approved an amendment to the articles of incorporation of the Bering Kiam & Southern railroad filed in the state department. The amendment shortens the corporation's existence to four months. The line, incorporated in 1906, runs from Bering to Kiam in Polk county, about fifteen miles, with principal office in Bering. Original charter allowed twenty years. Directors are F. C. Bering Theodore C. Bering R. B. Landrum F. H. Heins W. A. Sarford and James E. Hill Jr.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Bering Kiam & Southern Railroad
State Department
Bering
Kiam
Polk County
F. C. Bering
Theodore C. Bering
R. B. Landrum
F. H. Heins
W. A. Sarford
James E. Hill Jr
Cold Affects the Kidneys Foley Kidney Pills Advised
Cold affects the kidneys by congesting and overworking them and may lead to serious trouble such as Bright's disease. The text promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Edwards & King Drug Co as a tonic to strengthen and cure kidney or bladder issues within medical reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Edwards & King Drug Co
Suc
Staacke Pros Offer Best Delivery Wagons in San Antonio
Staacke Pros advertise the best lines of delivery wagons ever sold in San Antonio, highlighting their quality and value for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staacke Pros
San Antonio
Dr. J. R. Cunningham OSTEOPATH at 449 Moore
A historical notice identifies Dr. J. R. Cunningham as an osteopath located at 449 Moore Street. The fragmentary text references old phone numbers and ring data.
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J. R. Cunningham
Moore En Osteopath
Old Phore
Theo Artzt's Orchestra
Two phone lines connect to a taxi service with the number 2-2-3. The notice implies coordination between Theo Artzt's group and local transport, highlighting contact options for arranging rides.
Katy Schedule Improves Amid On Time Train Efforts
AUSTIN Feb 29 The railroad commission received an encouraging report from A H Bethard Katy general manager on last week’s passenger schedule showing few delays in the printed timetable. All three commissioners endorsed the report praising the Katy for striving to run trains on time.
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Katy
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
A. H. Bethard
Social gathering notices from local clubs and luncheons
Mrs Carlton W Adams hosts cards for Miss Mildred Chamers. Luncheon at Cafe Mexicana for wives and visiting ladies of the insurance convention. Mrs A P Lorio organises luncheon and card party for Miss Elsie Stumberg. Shakespeare club meets with the Misses Baskin. Phoenix club meets with Mrs J B Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Lorio
Hosiery Shower For Miss Stumbers In Los Moros
Mrs A P Lorie hosted a hosiery shower and card party in Los Moros Street to honor Miss Hisse Stumbers on her upcoming marriage. Green and white decorations featured a hanging silk stocking for gifts and small silk stockings filled with mints as table favors. Five hundred was played by five tables with guests including Mrs Roy W Hearne and Miss Stumberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisse Stumbers
A. P. Lorie
Los Moros Street
Mesdames
Roy W. Hearne
Bertha Stumberg
J. T. Smith
Austin Eager
A. J. Castanola
Ed M. Steves
George Meyer
Henry Hoeke
Misses Stumberg
Octavia Graham
Paula
Clara
Clementina Seeling
Ola
Edna Hoeke
Mamie Bergstrom
Laurel Heights Bridge Club Hosts at Summit Avenue
Mr and Mrs Frank C Smith entertained the Wednesday Evening Laurel Heights Bridge club at their Summit avenue home. Auction bridge was enjoyed for several hours and a luncheon was served afterward.
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Frank C. Smith
Laurel Heights Bridge Club
Summit Avenue
Ladies Aid Plans Meeting at Mrs Bell's Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the Madison Square Presbyterian church will convene at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at 135 Fairview avenue with Mrs G E Bell hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
G. E. Bell
Fairview Avenue
Mrs Shield and daughter return from California
Mrs Charles Shield and her daughter Beulah arrived in the city yesterday after a winter in California, splitting time between Los Angeles and San Francisco. They are staying at the Gunter.
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Charles Shield
Beulah
City
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gunter
Pr and Mrs George P Stoker Married by Rev Frederick Bowen
Pr and Mrs George P Stoker wed Tuesday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by Rev Frederick Bowen. The couple are staying at the Gun ter hotel while Dr Stoker, who had retired from medical practice years ago, adjusts to newlywed life.
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George P. Stoker
Frederick Bowen
Gunter Hotel
Dr. Stoker
Boy Recovers From Severe Eczema After Cuticura Use
A letter from W Lindsay Wilson of the Reme Soil Pipe Mfg Co recounts a childhood eczema case in Augusta and Rome Georgia. The boy’s body itched and blistered, treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment over two to three weeks, after which the condition disappeared and did not return.
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Rome
Augusta
W. Lindsay Wilson
Sec’y
Reme Soil Pipe Mfg. Co
Scalp Troubles Ended By Cuticura Remedy
D L Goldberg reports months of dandruff and hair loss improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He credits the products for full recovery and good hair growth. Sample literature offered by Cuticura at Boston address.
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Madison St
New York City
D. L. Goldberg
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Couple Forms Mining Ties in Mexico and Minnesota
Mrs. Stoker of St Paul and her winter stay in San Antonio highlight a cross border mining interest. The pair plan residence in St Paul while the husband maintains large stakes in Mexican mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Stoker
St. Paul
San Antonio
H. Ulmer
Mrs Adams Hosts Debutante Mildred Chambers At Home
Mrs Carlton W Adams entertained at her Blanco road Woodlawn avenue home for debutante Miss Mildred Chambers. Forty guests played five hundred in a pink themed afternoon and enjoyed a two course luncheon with awards for first second guest and consolation prizes.
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Carlton W. Adams
Blanco Road
Woodlawn Avenue
Mildred Chambers
Dinner in honor of Buffalo guests at Mexicana cafe
Mr and Mrs Cornelius ONeill hosted dinner at the cafe Mexicana honoring Mrs Snow Mrs Kingdon and Miss Lula Nash of Buffalo New York Covers were laid for twelve guests.
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Cornelius O'Neill
Cafe Mexicana
Visiting ladies entertain at Cafe Mexicana luncheon
The visiting ladies and wives of the medical section of the American Life convention were entertained at luncheon at Cafe Mexicana. Eighteen guests sat at a long table in the private dining room decorated in red white and green with red geraniums poinsettias and narcissus. Favors were red baskets of pecans. After lunch an automobile ride around the city followed.
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American Life Convention
Cafe Mexicana
Dinner and toast program at Travis Park church event
The ladies of Travis Park church plan a turkey dinner at the church tomorrow evening with a reception for Bishop and Mrs. E. D. Mouton and several couples. Toasts include The Old Guard and Outlook for Travis Park Church. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet Friday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall.
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Travis Park Church
E. D. Mouton
S. H. C. Burgin
W. A. Godbey
Joe L. Hill
W. L. Holder
T. O. Foster
W. H. Braswell
Thomas E. Rock
San Antonio
The
Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Census Clers to Leave Service as 1910 Work Ends
The last of the temporary clerks employed by the census bureau to compile the 1910 census returns will leave government service tonight. 281 temporary clerks remain across 38 states and the District of Columbia. Congress denied the requested appropriation to extend the temporary staff. Director Durand warns of slight delays in some divisions but does not expect serious impacts. Efforts to move dismissed workers to the regular list have failed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
States
District of Columbia
Congress
Durand
May Run for Railroad Commissioner
Representative Jesse Baker of Hood county says he has not yet decided to enter the race for railroad commissioner though urged by friends. He plans to attend a Woodrow Wilson rally in Waco and believes Wilson will carry Texas.
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Austin
Tex
Jesse Baker
Hood County
Waco
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Texas
Warning Against Wet Feet And Cough Remedies
Wet and chilled feet may affect mucous membranes in the nose throat and lungs leading to grippe bronchitis or pneumonia. Watch children closely and for stubborn coughs give Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to soothe inflamed membranes and heal the cough quickly. Take no substitute. Edwards King Drug Co. Suc.
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Foley
Edwards & King Drug
Gco
Suc
Riebe Undertaking Co. Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co provides auto ambulance service at 221 E Commerce with phone line 241 for emergency transport and funeral arrangements.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
Auto Ambulance Service
Lecture on A Tour Through Mexico at Beacon Hill
The Beacon Hill Parent-Teachers' club schedules a lecture entertainment at the chapel on the Blanco road and Craig Place featuring Donoho O P 176 N P 1359 A Tour Through Mexico. It will occur Saturday evening March 2 at 8 o'clock with a rain date Monday March 4 at the same venue. Proceeds benefit the piano recently installed in Beacon Hill school.
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Mexico
Blanco Road
Craig Place
Beacon Hill
Parent- Teachers’ Club
Government Hill Literary Club Meets at Manning Residence
The Government Hill Literary club gathered yesterday afternoon at Miss Mary Manning house. Members presented papers on Great Britain's Colonies with topics India Africa Australia New Zealand England's Colonial Palaces Canada and The History of the Durbar. Miss Manning contributed vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Government Hill
Mary Manning
Great Britain
Ella Richmond
India
Anna Urquhart
Africa
Zg. BB. Alling
Australia
George Adamson
New Zealand
A. J. Nichols
England
Fred York
Canada
J. H. Reagan
Durbar
San Antonio Delinquent Child Study At Twentieth Century Club
At the Twentieth Century club meeting held yesterday at the Maverick hotel prominent women discussed San Antonio social conditions. Rev Philip Cook suggested methods to help local children and Mrs Sadie Haley of the Associated Charities described local conditions. Mrs L K Wells read a paper on saving delinquent children followed by short talks and musical numbers by Leonora Smith Irene Hugman and others.
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Twentieth Century Club
Maverick Hotel
San Antonio
Philip Cook
Sadie Haley
Associated Charities
L. K. Wells
Fifth Grade Mothers Club Meeting Friday at the School
The Eleanor Brackenridge Mothers' club meets Friday afternoon at the school. Fifth grade mothers will handle refreshments. Dr. Walter Hirzel will present a talk titled Hygiene for Children.
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Eleanor Brackenridge
Walter Hirzel
Amar Mothers and Teachers Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Amar School Mothers and Teachers club will meet Friday afternoon at the school. The program includes moral training in the school and a sixth grade reading class by teachers. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs Podewils, Mrs J J Rheiner and Mrs Fred Ursler.
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Amar School Mothers’ and
Id Podewils
J. J. Rheiner
Fred Ursler
Tea Benefit For Fanin School Mothers Club
The postponed tea for the Fanin School Mothers' club will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. L. Davies at 1013 Burnett Street. An interesting program has been arranged.
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Fanin School
W. L. Davies
Burnett Street
Travis School Mothers Club Meet On Physical Culture
The Travis School Mothers' club will gather tomorrow at 3 45 afternoon at the school for a talk by Mrs Hagerty Snell on Physical Culture. All members are urged to attend.
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Travis School
Book Shower Social for Texas Independence Day
A book shower social is planned for Friday evening at the Young Woman's Christian Association building. The event is described as a celebration in honor of Texas Independence Day.
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Young Woman’s Christian Association
Sheehan English Opera Comes to Grand in Premier Run
The Sheehan English Opera company arrives at the Grand for three nights and Saturday matinee with a selected repertoire. Led by Joseph I. Sheehan, the world's most popular comic opera tenor, the company features an all-star group of renowned artists and the finest English opera chorus.
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Sheehan
America
Royal bill delights with clever comedy and acrobatics
At the Royal a strong vaudeville bill combines clever comedy singing and skilled acrobatics. The Barnes-Reming company delivers Mrs Foter's First, a hit sketch about marrying a widow, while Donald Deane charms as The Merry Widower of Vaudeville. Klindt Brothers showcase agile juggling and hand balancing, Bella Halley sings thecoon songs with suitable voice.
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the Royal
Donald Deane
Merry Widower
Klindt Brothers
Bella Halley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Appetite and Vitality
Advertisement claims loss of appetite equals loss of vitality and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring appetite, improving digestion, aiding eating, enriching blood, and steadying nerves.
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Hood
Classified Want Ads Offer Low Rates for Listings
Notice offers ten time want ads starting tomorrow and running two Sundays at half a cent per word per insertion with telephone placement and postpaid billing. The message appears as line 176 in the source.
Staacke Bros Offers Carriages at Low Prices
A wide selection of carriages puggies phaetons is advertised by Staacke Bros at very low prices. The listing emphasizes affordability and inventory variety for customers seeking wheeled vehicles.
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Staacke Bros
Biggest Laugh in Vaudeville at Plaza Theater This Week
Wil lard Simms and Company deliver a two act vaudeville bill with paste brush and wall paper stunts and a sharp chorus girl parody. Carl Demerest the Kubelik of vaudeville demonstrates violin mastery, dancing, and musical novelty. Bargain matinee tomorrow and school children guests Saturday.
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Willard Simms
Plaza Theater
Simms
Carl Demerest
Educators in Session at National Education Meet
In St Louis on February 29 members of the National Education Association department of superintendence gathered with the National Council of Education to hear the council report on uniform records and reports. Council President C H Keyes presided as the normal schools department also met, marking the final day of the four day convention.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
National Council of Education
C. H. Keyes
Council
Department of Normal Schools
Association
Orpheum Players Open With The Commuters Laugh Hit
The Orpheum Players stage The Commuters with Hay den Stephenson as Larry Brice in a witty marital farce. Lola Downin plays Mrs Brice and delivers strong work amid light plotting as the Philadelphia Athletics visit tomorrow as guests. Week ends with Belasco’s Girl of the Golden West. tickets for next week go on sale today.
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Orpheum
James Forbes
Hayden Stephenson
Larry Brice
Sammy Fletcher
Brice
Fletcher
Mrs. Brice
Lola Downin
Miss Downin
Philadelphia Athletics
San Antonio
Belasco
New Texas Opinion Upholds School Tax Assessments
The general's department issues an official opinion to J. H. Ross, Galveston County tax collector, that League City independent school district may levy a school tax on the value fixed by county authorities. The assessment for school district taxes must match state and county valuations. The district may also collect the 10 percent delinquency penalty.
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Austin
Tex
Staacke Bros Promote New Year Car Top
Staacke Bros advertise upgrading vehicles with a new automobile top as a way to start the year. The short notice targets car owners seeking fresh styling and weather protection for 1910 era models.
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Staacke Bros
Texas Railroads Post Six-Month Operating Report
The Texas railroad commission released a report on railroad operations for six months ending December 31, 1911. Operating revenue totaled 55,002,741 dollars, up 1.35 percent, while operating expenses rose to 39,341,401 dollars, up 3.1 percent. Net income from operations dropped to 15,661,339 dollars, down 2.49 percent, indicating no profit for the period.
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Austin
Tex
Raroad Commission
Pub
Texas
Ing
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Norway
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Theo Artzt
Society
Katherine M. Joseph
Ofcoat
Mildred Chamers
Shakespeare Club
Baskin
Phoenix Club
J. B. Cunningham
Sphinx Club
Casino Hall
Danderine
Knowlton
San Antonio Loan & Trust
West
Commerce Street
Geechant
Baede
Leroy
Fora Kerff Sr
Thos
B. Palfrey
Chas
J. L. Meryy
Seo Y . A. Bilker
White House
Joseph F. Sheehan
Woren’s LaBs
M’ BR
Donoho
O. P
N. P
Skin of Beauty
Joy Fores Sr
Far. T. Felix Gouraud
Oriente
United States
Qlouse
Nemo
Washer Bros. Co
Jour Grecian-Treco
Paris
Orpheum Theater
Littrell
Stan Kiro
Conroy
A. Collman
Texas Railroad Commission
F Syrup CO
Senna
Jen
Kers
Hurd
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