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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
3
The Weather Bureau notes December was unusually warm with 21 degrees of heat above normal and a monthly average of 58.8 degrees. The hottest day was December 11 at 88 degrees, two days earlier reached 20 degrees, and rainfall for the month was 1.7 inches. The year total rainfall reached 27.28 inches, 0.45 inches above normal.
A damaged ad extols Foley's Honey and Ter Compound for a severe racking cough associated with ta utippe. It claims quick relief from chest congestion and exhaustion and includes a testimonial from B. Goling, ex-postmaster, Barnegat, plus retailer AL Mr. Plecher Gibbsnaith.
San Antonio realty faces a rising optimism as 1916 outlooks describe a revival of activity in downtown property and planned large-scale developments. Key deals include Central Trust Company purchases on Gast Houston and Navarre, with plans to build an eight-story bank and modernize the district. Local investors anticipate improvements, new transportation links, and a strong year ahead fueled by national growth and regional projects.
City wholesalers and retailers report record holiday trade driven by a stronger cotton market. Cotton now brings 12 to 13 cents per pound, elevating Texas earnings. merchants expect a robust 1916 as debts shrink and collections improve across San Antonio and nearby markets.
New Year reports show peace signs across the border with Mexico, rail traffic and telegraph links restored, and major industries resuming. Officials appoints and amnesty talks shape the de facto government. Juarez proclaims ownership proof for confiscated property. Villa opponents face setbacks as troops surrender and Carranza talks continue.
The United States Public Health Service reports typhus on the Merlear order border is not spreading. Dr. C I Pierce was sent to Washington for signals of distress but has not requested aid. Only three cases have appeared, all earlier discovered, and no new outbreaks are expected at other border points.
A blaze discovered at 2 o clock Saturday morning damaged Robert Taylor’s house at 677 South Vrazos Street. Firefighters from Station No 13 extinguished the flames with a chemical. Property value set at 1200 with damage around 40 dollars. Incendiary cause under investigation as neighbors suspect fireworks.
Secretary Lansing promotes international arbitration and Pan American unity. The plan has broad public support with El Pala describing it as essential for peace and prosperity in the American air, predicting swift adoption transforming ideals into reality.
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