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The banking department will take deposits and pay interest. It will issue loans on approved collateral. Interest is 4 percent per annum, payable semi annually.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
3
Safe Deposit Boxes Offered For Security and Storage
A department store advertises steel safe deposit boxes for securities and valuables at prices from $3 per year. It offers burglar and fireproof storage vaults for large, bulky valuables.
Real Estate Loan Ad Promises Mortgage Notes and Advice
Real Estate LOAK department offers loans on real estate and sells first mortgage notes. They pledge guidance on investments and the benefits of Real Estate Serial Notes to potential clients.
Foreign Exchange Checks Available Worldwide
The Foreign Exchange Department announces Travelers' Checks available in all parts of the world. This service provides secure, convenient payment options for travelers and international transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange Department
Pape's Diapepsin Offers Fast Digestive Relief
A humorous source text promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick and harmless remedy for sour gassy upset stomachs. It claims the product digests food, relieves indigestion in five minutes, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.
Socials and teas fill busy Austin social season
Mrs H P Drought hosts informal gathering from 4 to 6 for Mrs Carl Hahn and friends. Mr and Mrs Dwight E Potter entertain with a bridge party for Miss Baker of Colorado Springs and Mr Day of Houston. Mrs Frank A Barber hosts a card party in honor of Mrs J M Eskridge’s guest Mrs Edgar G Wessendorff of Richmond Texas. The event features yellow decor with narcissus and ferns and a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Drought
Carl Hahn
Dwight E. Potter
Miss Baker
Colorado Springs
Mr. Day
Houston
Frank A. Barber
J. M. Eskridge
Edgar G. Wessendorff
Richmond
Tex
Eskridge
Sparks
EB. Hillie
Ackley
P. Skinner
Templeton
Leon Walthall
Matthew Bigger
Pittsburg
Jane Baker
Elegant gatherings fill city homes with flowers and music
Mrs. Eysenbach and Mrs. Beretta hosted a large dining room affair with narcissus arrangements and Victrola music. Mrs. L Harrington celebrated her husband’s birthday with a tea for many guests. Mrs. N M Karney and Mrs. W Green led a Missionary Society benefit tea with a varied program. The Menger hotel suite hosted Mrs. William L Herff and Miss Eleanor Herff at a formal at home event with elaborate floral decor and a guest list of local society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Karney
W. Green
Nina Robertson
Miss Radley
Ike
Miss Gilbert
Menger Hotel
William L. Herff
Eleanor Herff
Killarney
Ruth Kelso
Ruth Lipscomb
Jean Aubrey
Rodien Martin
Fairfax Janin
Marjorie McGown
Kathleen Scott
Herman OD. Kampmann
Herff
Miss Herff
George Eichlitz
John Neal Hodges
T. A. Coleman
William C. Rigsby
William Mitchell Wolf
August Herff
John Herman Kampmann
Ferdinand P. Herff
Philharmonic Music Club Meeting Adds New Members
Max A. Krueger Adolph Herff Miss Frances Simpson Addison Zulime Herff attended a Melrose Hall event with dancing and guests. Three new members Misses Belle Mooney Julia Babcock Antoinette Battaglia were initiated and a brief impromptu musical program followed. The note invites readers to visit the Menger tea room to hear the Norwegian orchestra from 4 to 6 each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max A. Krueger
Adolph Herff
Frances Simpson
Addison
Zulime Herff
Philharmonic Music Club
Melrose Hall
Belle Mooney
Julia Babcock
Antoinette Battaglia
Menger
U. C. Club Hostess Miss Norma Icke Entertains Members
Miss Norma Icke hosts the U. Club yesterday with members Mrs Ella Anthony and others attending. The afternoon featured embroidery and music followed by light refreshments at the Mexican Cafe inside the Elks' Club building where a Mexican orchestra performed and chicken tamales are served Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin School Mothers’ Club
Winona Furman
George Cummings
Deedie May Smith
U. C
Norma Icke
Ella Anthony
Della Donecker
Eleanor Dalling
Helen Starke
Vera Teich
Edith Vanderstratten
Mexican Cafe
Elks’ Club
Mexican Orchestra
Poll Taxes Paid. Limited Time for Travis County Voters
In Austin Texas on January 25 the county reports only 4000 poll tax receipts paid with six days left to settle the tax. The voting strength is about 7600 and the Menger dining room offers an a la carte luncheon and dinner daily for visitors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Travis County
Menger
Riverside Supper and Barbecue Pig Dinner at 101 East Houston
A Riverside Restaurant announces a tonight special supper and tomorrow a Big Barbecued Pig Dinner plus an Old Fashioned Chicken Supper at 101 East Houston St by the bridge. Meals are 25 cents. owner A. Colman, plumber, also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
East
Houston St
the Bridge
Spurious Half Dollars Tied to Local Coiner in Harrisonburg
Police seek an enterprising coiner after spurious half dollars flood the area. Eighteen coins were found on a railroad track by a merchant’s wife, suggesting a possible escape on a freight train. Surrounding communities have been alerted. Women Volunteers to Market Farm Goods in Mobile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Pass Inquiry Underway
Denver observers report the government pass investigation advancing with more than twenty subpoenas issued for witnesses. The hearings, directed by Interstate Commerce Commissioner J. S. Harlan, include railroad and city officials and shippers as testimony continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Government Pass
Interstate Commerce
J. S. Harlan
Revival sermons spread across San Antonio churches
The city hosts multiple sermon series and revivals led by pastors from diverse denominations. Notable messages include The Young Man in Politics and The Genesis of Greatness, with additional services at First Evangelical, Trinity M E, Central Congregational, Laurel Heights, and South Side Christian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Travis Park Methodist Church
D. Emory Hawk
Cullom Hi. Booth
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Frank Dyer
Central Congregational Church
Assembly Hall
Elks
George H. Badger
Rudyard Kipling
Trinity Methodist Church
Orin Palmer Wright
First Evangelical Church
E. C. MecStravick
J. L. Hunter
Young Men’s Christian Association
South Side Christian Church
L. H. Harbord
Hugh McLellan
Central Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity
Avenue C
Pecan Street
Old Phone Crockett
Epworth
McKinley
Burnet and
Chestnut Streets
EB. McStravick
E. Garfield Johnson
Government Hill
Christian
Mason Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Albert T. Fitts
Palmetto Avenue
Christ
South Side
Hunstock Avenuue
Alamosa Avenue
Hot Wells
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leonidase H. Harbord
D. D
Tommins Ave
Harlandale
Main
San Pedro Avenues
East French Place
Batiste
Blount
Laurel Heights Methodist
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
San Pedro
H. Booth
W. M. Bourn
Epworth League
Ella Bowden
Grace Alamo Methodist Church
South Alamo
Wickes Streets
A. Noble James
Methodist
Cibolo and
Buena Vista Streets
Nathaniel B. Read
Buena Vista Street
Old
New Birth
Jesus
Wednesay
Steaing
West End Methodist Church
South
Les Ne BE. Booth
Our Church
W. N. Hagg
J. W. Woodson
Mae Coltrain
McKinley Avenue Methodist Church
McKinley Avenue
Presa Street
Townsend
B. Johnson
Iterian
Utica Presbyterian Church
West Poplar and
Jackson
Thomas F. Gallaher
West Poplar Street
Young People's League
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden and
Locust Streets
C. E. McStravick
R. P. Wright
Westminster League
Covenanters
Church of Christ
Porter Street
South Heights
South Flores
Joseph
Church In
Nettle E. Green
Piscopal
St. Mark's Church
Travis Park
Philip Cook
St. John’s Church
Cherry and
Burnet Streets
R. Y. Barber
Evangelical Lutheran, Missouri Synod
Commerce Street
Joske’s
Luther
William F. Bennhoff
New Church
Woman’s Club
Camden Street
Clyde W. Broomell
New Jerusalem
First Spiritualist Association
Oscar A. Edgerly
Florence Edgerly
Lily Dale
N. Y
Monroe Hall
Soledad Street
Church of the Nazarene
Avenue D
Maverick Park
William FE. Fisher
Burnet Street
H. L. Rice
San Fernando Cathedral
Main Plaza
A. Besa
Henry Schutten
John Link
Catarrh Treatment Promises Quick Relief at Low Cost
An ad for 50c catarrh treatment claims to stop sneezing and colds, clear the head, and fortify the system. It touts the OXYLENE method and scientific equipment at Ye, Nose & Throat Dept, RRILL Medical Inst in San Antonio with daily hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrill Medical Inst
San Antonio
Clover Leaf Club Elects Officers for New Year
The Culver Leaf Club met at Miss Lucille McGoldrick's home on Avenue B. Officers elected were President Miss Josephine Cavanaugh and Secretary Miss Elia Gunkel. A dance was planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Culver Leaf Club
Lucille McGoldrick
Avenue B
Josephine Cavanaugh
Elia Gunkel
Second Prize Awarded in St. Louis Beauty Contest
Mrs. T. R. Winlock-Holland won the second prize in a St. Louis beauty contest. Formerly of San Antonio, she has lived in Poplar Bluff, Missouri for several years, where she was regarded as one of the city's most beautiful women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
T. R. Winlock-Holland
Everywoman Tour Brings Large Production to Grand Opera House
Henry W. Savage presents the Broadway hit Everywoman on tour with a 37 speaking roles cast and a grand opera contingent. The show uses three transport cars, 150 workers, custom Paris costumes, a symphony orchestra, and a $60 000 production budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
New York
New Yorker
Broadway
Grand Opera House
Paris
George Whitefield Chadwick
New England Conservatory of Music
Savage
Barbers Contest at Plaza Theater Draws Prize Winners
H M Spangler shaved a man in 47 seconds to win first prize in a barbers contest during last night’s Plaza theater bill. J D Frizzell took second and Gideon Lane third with Charles D Cobb and Ashley as judges. Manager Spencer plans more events and a shoe shining contest may follow. The current Plaza bill ends tonight with promises of new attractions next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Spangler
Plaza Theater
Playhouse
J. D. Frizzell
Gideon Lane
Charles D. Cobb
Ashley
Barbers’ Union
Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Trust
San Antonio, Texas
J. O. Terrell
Otto Koehler
Chas. Schreiner
V.pres
J. J. Stevens
B. G. Barnes
W. P. Rote
Banking Department
Safe Deposit Department
Trust Department
Tate
San Souci Club
Thelma Crane
River Avenue
A. Collman
Main Av
H.C. Rees Optical CO
W. Commerce St
Hodera Methods School
Judential Life
Crockett
Losoya
Beulah B. Patterson
Young Women's Christian Association
L.L. Clarke
Mae Terry
E. D. Love
Paul
Eli Hertzberg
Mrs. Hertzberg
Dean Richardson
W. E. Milligan
East Craig Place
THE
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone CO
L. Harrington
Locust Street
Mesdames Miller
Frank Long
Forrest Reed
Beverley T. Young
J. Baggett
Sbetterson
Alice Betterson
H. Rand
Harry Messinger
Ludolph
Calis
Alamo Plaza
A. Colman
Potchernick-Birdsong Company of
Capital
Purpose
George Potchernick
Lewis F. Birdsong
Frank A. Thiele
Steinlein-Lively Company of
Whitewright
L. W, Syeintein
L. Y. Lively
T. H. Lively
Adolph Lange
Frank Lonk
Farmera Guaranty State Bank of
Jacksonville
L. P. Weeks
Wil Z. Powell
H. Kealar
Lake Como Improvement Company of
Arlington Heights
A. J. Duncan Jr
W. M. Short
R. Montgomery
West Side Water Company of
Mobile
Ala
Home Economics Club
Mobile County
ITV
Briggs
Fred Jones
Mc- Lellan
Tours
Holsteinolz
Brander
Thomas A. Christian
Mr. Mc- Lellan
Ira J. Kercheville
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Fourth and Taylor Streets
J. Porter
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
Theosophical Society
Central Office Building
Central Cregational Church
Elke
Avenue E
Ellwood Avenue
Alamo Heights
Unitarian
Unitarian Society
Geo. H. Badger
Odd Fellows
Crockett Hotel
Red Men's Hall
Commerce
J. A. Lelan
the Bell Jewelry CO
U.S
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
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