New Frisco Tourist Hotel Planned in Kingsville
The Commercial club reports the Frisco Tourist hotel contract was signed in St Louis. The reinforced concrete L shaped building, about 290000 dollars, will have 48 outside rooms with private baths, a lunch room dining room lobby library and verandas. A new passenger station and tropical lawn project accompany the plans by Louis Curtiss of Kansas City. Construction starts immediately.
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Kingsville
Tex
Commercial Club
St. Louis
Louis Curtiss
Kansas City
Harvey
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Options Notice
One-half cent a word each insertion for ten time want ads and a refund if you discontinue before expiration. Start tomorrow and take in two Sundays. For your convenience you may telephone your ads and pay later. Both phones 176.
Letter Gallot a Sensation in Young Trial
The Galveston trial of E. H. Young features a bank letter by Galveston National Bank president T. J. Groce. He takes sole blame for the bank's collapse and urges immediate demand on E. H. Young for on hand products.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
E. H. Young
T. J. Groce
Galveston National Bank
United States Bank Examiner
Grace
Galveston National
Mr. Young
Comptroller’s Department
F. H. Young
Sirolin Promoted as Aid for Tuberculosis Cure
Fresh air and nourishing food help lung diseases but must combine with preventing tubercle bacilli. Sirolin, a Swiss remedy recently imported, is said to aid digestion, suit weak stomachs, and be endorsed by European specialists. The Sirolin company lists 228 West Broadway, New York, for information.
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Europe
Sirolin Company
West Broadway
New York City
Illiterate voter eligibility debated in Texas action plan
Senator John G. Willacy urged repealing or amending the Terrell election law to bar illiterates from suffrage. A convention led by Representative Joseph E. Boehmer in Del Rio on February 16 and 17 will push for ballot purity and education requirements, tying literacy to voting rights.
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John G. Willacy
Portland
Willacy
Joseph E. Boehmer
Fagle Pass
del Rio
Terrell
Amalgamation Plan to Be Discussed by District Chamber Leaders
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 4 PM to review a proposed federation plan uniting the Chamber Real Estate exchange Jobbers league Manufacturers' league Publicity league and Fiesta San Jacinto association. B. Ricaby of Los Angeles will advise on consolidation. A joint committee will reconvene to consider the charter and by laws before seeking member approval.
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Chamber of Commerce
General Chamber of Commerce
Judge Buckley Warns on Disorderly Houses in Vagrancy Case
In police court Judge Buckley warned that women in respectable neighborhoods who run disorderly houses or bother neighbors will face the maximum $200 fine. He then fined two black women $50 each after they were arrested on North Mesquite Street on vagrancy charges following neighbor complaints. This is simply a warning.
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Buckley
North Mesquite Street
Front of Bennet building moved to align with sidewalk line
The Bennet building at Houston street between Navarro and St Marys is being shifted back to match the sidewalk line set by the Gunter Hotel and Fenstermaker Theater projects. The renovation costs several thousand dollars and improves the block.
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Bennett Building
Houston Street
Navarro and
St. Mary’s Streets
Gunter Hotel
Fenstermaker Theater
District attorney returns after private trip to Austin
The district attorney went to Austin yesterday on private business and returned to the city last night. The Health Board will meet at 6 this evening to review reports from health department branches and show work accomplished during the past week.
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Austin
Health Board
City Board of Health
Health Department
Pharmacy Board wraps up 113rd work and sets Waco meet
The Texas State Board of Pharmacy adjourned at noon after completing 113 examinations, with Waco chosen as the next meeting site. The second exam period begins May 14. In executive session, H C Jackson criticized urban rural license disparities and suggested a statewide pharmacists meeting to address unequal protections.
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Waco
State Board of Pharmacy
Local notices and ads from the Light newspaper
The column lists business ads for Drs Garring and Hatcher Osteopaths and N E Forest Eye Nose and Throat specialists moving to 411 Main Avenue. It promotes placing want ads in the Light with low rates and refunds. Community events include a Muth Dance and two masquerade balls with times and venues. A note records the Simms Pollock wedding and a baby found in a stove adopted by Mrs Eisenbach.
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N. E. Forest, Eye, Ear, Nose and Root Specialists
Frost Building
Main Avenue
Buenos Vista Street
P. P. Eisenbach
West
Houston Street
Sell Reyes Automobile At Private Auction In San Pedro
The motor car used by General Bernardo Reyes during his failed Mexican revolution attempt will be sold Saturday at Miguel Quiroga's home 817 San Pedro Avenue. Auction goes to highest bidder, Dr. William E. Luter of 228 Pecan Street. Baggage transfer and contact numbers listed.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Proven Effective
An Omaha Nebraska note from the Schlitz Hotel manager James McCaffery proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cures in every case. He says he used it and recommended it to many others who report it helps throat and lung diseases. Edwards King Drug Co. endorses the product for all coughs and colds.
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Foley
James McCaffery
Mgr
Schlitz Hotel
Omaha
Neb
Edwards King Drug Co
Sanitary School Buildings Urged by UT Professor
Dr. A Caswell Ellis of the University of Texas says a new law regulating design and equipment of school rooms will be sought by the next legislature. He notes extreme temperatures in old rooms and argues for sanitary standards. Ellis and Dr Jis have been working on the subject. his illustrated talk at the YMCA tonight begins at 8 with no admission fee.
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A. Caswell Ellis
University of Texas
Jis
Dr. Lis
Automobile Fire Engine Bolsters Lockhart Fire Dept
The new automobile fire fighting apparatus purchased by Lockhart reached the city last night and was put in service this morning. It greatly boosts efficiency and makes Lockhart's fire department one of the most up to date among small Texas towns.
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Lockhart
Tex
This Book Worth Reading on Health by Adler Ika
A free short offer from H. L. Wagner at Col Houston Street and Avenue C promotes a book claiming easy prevention of appendicitis and rapid relief from constipation or gas. The item is presented as a limited time opportunity.
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H. L. Wagner
Col
Houston Street
Avenue C
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