Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promise Quick Skin Cleansing
An advertising note touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood cleanser to remove pimples boils and skin eruptions. It claims rapid improvement within days and offers a free trial package sent to names and addresses, then a regular 50 cent package at drug stores.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Discontinuation of Mixed Train on G H S A Line
The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio will end the mixed passenger and freight service from San Antonio to Victoria, effective January 21. The service, running 11 30 p m to 7 45 a m, operated at a loss due to lack of patronage despite aims to boost passenger and freight capacity.
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Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Victoria Division
Ivision
A. I. Atkinson
Victoria
Brownsville
Atkinson
San
Election Quarrel Ends in Damages Awarded
In the Forty fifth district court a verdict for 100 dollars was returned for 8S W Applewhite against Manuel de Leon after a quarrel tied to political tensions. A rock and a knife were involved in the fight and both sides filed damages suits with Applewhite winning and De Leon seeking a new trial.
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W. Applewhite
Manuel de Leon
Forty-fifth District
Applewhite
de Leon
Famous Pacer Sold in Noblesville for 5000
Noblesville Indiana on January 18 Hal Davis a famed pacer was sold to George Estabrook of Denver for five thousand dollars.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hal Davis
George Estabrook
Denver
Voters lag in 1912 poll taxes as deadline nears
Poll tax records show 19 611 payments in 1911 with 3 300 city taxes issued yesterday. Only 1 969 fewer qualified up to January 14 than last year, but daily qualifiers exceed prior totals hinting at a bigger final registration. County Collector John Bitter notes exemptions rise but not as fast as needed.
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BOM
John Bitter
B. Dwyer
South Flores
R. Perpin
South Laredo
W. G. Goldring
Helena
R. Y. Hasting
Military Plaza
A Lopez
San Fernando
Louis Ahr
San Jacinto
R. Marchiori
Buena Vista
F. Feiller
South Smith
Theo. Mann
West Commerce
F. E. Saucier
Monterey
Anderson Ellis
Morales
Yr. A. Jaimes
North Santa Rosa Avenue
W. S. Wells
Ruiz
C. C. Witchell
Zavala
J. E. Murray
West Houston
Martin Klockenkemper
Lopez
P. Boone
Delgado
O. Gerlach ,Jr
Russ
F. J. Jones
J. Bower
Gordon Avenue
E. Howell
Yale Avenue
A. F. Uts
Colorado Avenue
R. L. Glover
Savoy Hotel
C. Pessele
J. C. Roberson
North Flores
R. J. Klatt
Wisy Zork
Soledad
Ebert Thorn
West Quincy
L. K Lambert
West Elmira
West French Place
Charles Wilson
Aganier Avenue
J. H. Webber
Comal
O. S. Dewees
West Craig Place
O. J. Fox
Main Avenue
A. J. Vick
AL Strayhorn
West
San Pedro Place
A. Gensweiler
Avenue
B. Gross
H. Lindner
C. Burkhardt
J. Fried
B. L. Moseley
A. Jonas
Avenue D
W. M. Choate
Fourth
A. A. Wilke
Avenue C
C. Puermann
B. J. Mauermann
Directory of residents and addresses across city blocks
A long list of names with street addresses and page numbers appears to catalog residents and property listings from various avenues and streets including Avenue A Avenue C Nolan Dallas Sherman Belmont Paso Hondo Dawson Mason and South Presa. The compiled entries include individuals such as J W Vann J R Aydlett Kent Janer F Schaezler W I Davis A Hughes I Waltisperger J Tom Williams and others with associated P numbers and street references.
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Avenue A
J. W. Vann
Avenue C
J. R. Aydlett
Nolan
Kent Janer
Brooks
F. Schaezler
Carson
F. J. Schwartz
L. Kirthenhofer
North Palmetto Avenue
Charles Hillert
Lamar
Ed Koepp
Sherman
W. I. Davis
Burnet
J. Denning
North Hackberry
William van Hoogen- Luyze
Baltimore Avenue
J. Tom Williams
Augusta
A. Hughes
Dallas
I. Waltisperger
Jones Avenue
R. L. Jordan
William Metzger
J. BE. Brownes
East Quincey
H. F. Smith
W. A. Kelly
H. Boldt
D. J. Murphy
Hays
C. Horan
J. A. Baler
Belmont
O. Ward
Starr
E. W. Halles
Paso Hondo
A S. Davis
Edwin Laux
Dawson
Charles Eisenmenger
A. Harrison
North
Porter
William Ebest
Denver Boulevard
B. W. Schwencke
West Florida
A. E. Heilbron
Vance
William Droemer
Sadie
Linnarts
Narp
Lloyd Spencer
Ed Burda
Goliad
William Schneider
G. Fernandez
South
W. J. Hilger
Lafitte
O. Bacon
Victoria
T. Bukowski
Nevada
John Rohm
South Walnut
R. P. Wright
Omaha
A. W. C. West
Montana
H. C. Beck
East Commerce
FE. Gasche
Wyoming
P. C. Kurte
William Herbsleb
C. E. Dixon
J. Potonowitz
P. Freisen
Lotus
A. Schwartzman
East Guenther
Charles Wagner
aAugust Kantzmann
Pennywise Remarks on Boys and Girls Family Interest
Uncle Pennywise comments that most young men do not show real interest in the girl's family, noting a mismatch between pretended concern and genuine regard. He urges more sincere regard for family connections in courtship.
Pine compound remedy from Globe druggist formula
A historical ad advises buying Concentrated Pine half ounce and Glycerine two ounces, mixing into half pint whiskey for doses after meals and at night. It warns toensure genuine Globe Concentrated Pine, notes tin secret-top bottles, and claims long standing demand from trusted actors with no risk in using the formula.
Rail line hopes gain local civic backing along proposed route
Commercial groups in towns along the planned Rio Grande corridor express strong approval and pledge bonuses and road rights of way. Kerrville Pearsall Pecos and other cities indicate readiness to negotiate and support the project as railroad representatives near final agreement with civic organizations.
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New “Air Line
Rio Grande
E. Cowper-Thwaite
Business Men’s Club of
Kerrville
Civic Organizations Committee
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston Soldier Recovers From Nonfatal Head Wound
R F Pierce, an employee of the quartermaster's department at Fort Sam Houston and resident of Wilson street, suffered scalp wounds last night when a revolver bullet struck the back of his head. He was treated at the post hospital Friday. The accident’s cause remains unexplained.
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R. F. Pierce
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Sam Houston
Wilson Street
Post Hospital
Cotton profits seen huge for Texas farmers next season
E. G. Scales of New York, a leading cotton dealer, predicted enormous profits for Texas farmers from cotton. He said more cotton would be planted, covering much of the state, and that recent ice, snow, and rain would prime the soil for one of the state’s best crops in history.
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E. G. Scales
New York
Texas
St. Anthony
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