Video actors from Vitagraph head to Fort Clark Texas
The Vilageh company of the Vitagraph Film Company of America travels toward Port to Galveston then Fort Clark Texas to shoot Western photorotayas. Colonel Jasper Brady, Lionel Belmore and H Northrop lead a fourteen-strong party including actors Miss Wonderutt Miss Jansen and Ned Karr as they plan two or three weeks at Fort Clark before returning to Houston with plans for future plays and settings.
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T Company
Galveston
San Antonio
Sald
Harry Northrup
Mihe Company
Bet Mane
Tve Heen
Texas
Mexico
J. 8. Brady
Lionel Belmore
H. & Northrop
Jeading Man
Ned
Tnley Darwin Karr
Wondrutt
Miss Jansen
Henry
Logan Paul Arthur Tlese
Propserty
Amen
AF Company
Vitagraph Film Company of America
New York City
Monger
Fort Clark
Jasper Bi. Brady
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe alternative to calomel
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, plant based remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels. It warns against Calomel a mercury laxative causing weakness, nausea and bone necrosis and claims Liver Tone leaves users energetic, headache free, and bowels regular with a morning full of vigor. It notes druggists say calomel sales are dropping.
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Alex
Dodson
Nidaon
American farm families rely little on cash for necessities
Washington reports federal study findings on ten states showing an average farmer’s cash outlays for food shelter fuel and oil total about 173.93 dollars while cash payments to cover home production costs are far lower. The study notes varied home production across states, with North Carolina producing 2.5 percent of food at home and New York buying 60 percent, and discusses implications for farm income and independence.
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Washington
Mts
Thema
North Carolina
New York State
Texas
Georgia
Kanway
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Notified plan to separate divisions in chamber merger
Letter sent to all members of the newly formed Chamber of Commerce outlines splitting into separate bodies Real Estate Exchange and Highway League begin fund drives meetings held to outline duties and gather support for 1915 subscriptions signatures from leaders of all former divisions explain why separation improves efficiency and avoids overlapping efforts
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Chamber of Commerce
Nbwly Amai¢D Chamber of Commerce
Finance
Real Estate Exchange
Mighwar League
T. FB. Oleg
William Cassin
Wahway League
J. J. Kirkpateio
Gue. Prin
C. Grong
Industrial
George B. Talisferrn
Conveiwns
EB. M. Haya
el Mott
Jobbers & Manufactur
Ers
School to be built at Angeles Terrace with bonds
Los Angeles officials announced a $24 000 bond issue to finance a new school on Block 84 at Angeles Terrace. Adams and Adams prepared the plans and bids will be advertised soon as the project proceeds this spring despite economic strains from the war.
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Suprise Werrace
Los Angwes Ieleths
Tt Wern Bnnd Company
Werke
Heardonts
Los Angeles
Angeles
Hy County
Naren
Obituary notices from San Antonio era include Libarte Adam and Mears
Obituary fragment notes Venera Libarte aged 1 from Italy dying at her son Frank Linerto's residence on South Presa Street. Survived by son Trunk and daughters Angelina Barranco Josephine Fircitta Mary. Funeral 3 p m Saturday from Linerto home with service at St Marys Church. interment St Marys Cemetery. Additional obits for Adam 82 from Germany, Mears 72 from Kansas. Details include residence near San Antonio, Church affiliations, and funeral arrangements pending.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Adam
John Adam
San Antonio
Mr. Adam
Germany
Buti
Texas
Castroville
St Joseph’s Society
John
Jardly
Joe
Mears
P. R- Mears
Army Dostros
Kansas
Building Permits New York Steers Un American Vessel
Dan Edward Pinehin, who piloted an American steamer through mined waters into Bremen harbor on New Year's Day, returned to New York. He was arrested, questioned, and released after officials noted his daring feat of guiding a ship through danger and into German waters. The voyage, amid wartime tension, drew royal entertainment for Pinehin but involved a forbidden channel and entry into Bremen.
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New York
Dan
Edward T. Pinehin
Tjtanic
Bremen
Pinehin
WhSenoss
Monte Affledt
Jer de
Mary
Wedwig
Galvesinn
South Lareta Woortiash
Ealing
Pinchin
Dover
Peat
Torlinelon
el Monte
Automobile Licenses No 195 Fory Sa Chefti WS
License records list owners and addresses including J Barris 418 Madison street and Moixhts in Angelon Moixhts. Entries mention Po Montan 206 Crosby and other individuals with vehicle registrations and related identifiers.
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Fory SA Chefti
Nova Rovnteat
Gvorland
J. Barris
Madison
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
A garbled OCR fragment reports marriage licenses or banns in a local notices section. It mentions individuals by name in unclear form and references ages and dates, but the text is incomplete.
Auto strikes girl. contractor held, hearing deferred
A nine year old girl, Marjorie Close, was struck by a car on King William Street near Garfen. She suffered facial bruises and broken teeth but no internal injuries. Contractor Mr. Davis, 10 Madison Street, was arrested for reckless driving and released on bond as court dates were postponed.
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Marjorie Close
George F. Close
Washington Street
King William Att Garfen
Davis
Madison Street
Speer
Personal mentions of railroad men and wintering guests in San Antonio
A jumble of names and notes lists E Firth, J Wetzer, Mrs Netzer, and many others traveling or wintering in San Antonio and at the Gunter and St Anthony hotels. Mentions include railroad agents, a Humblers’ Association president, and various Chicago, Corpus, and Laredo figures. A joke about traffic fines closes the item.
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E. Firth
Petsenger
Intrenations & ‘Great” Northorn Railroad Company
Lett
San Antonio
Austin
Joguh Wetzer
Laredo
Hlumbers’ Association of Texas
Netzer
Plein
Fort Clerks
Mir Plesvuy
J. Lowenthal
Ghicngo
St Anthony
Yafecamer
Iory
Houston
D.C
Maton Sarth Dultole
Tn Gunter
Anderson
Chicago
Meng Chanten
Moin
Clarges
the &T
Anthony
Calliventa
Corpus Cunieny
Sam Antonin & Guinosis
Antonin Priday
Reading Law Advices Drivers to Follow Safe Rules
Judge Lowther urges morning readers to heed a hint about driving auto owners and operators to prevent losses. He recommends chauffeurs contact the city hall official Varandingham and obtain a raffle order for new back read by motorists. The judge says many accidents occur when drivers ignore the law and advises reading up on the rules to avoid fatalities.
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Lowther Wrhday
Lowther
Varandingham
Manly
Tuberculosis Cure Claim Prompts Patient Testimony
A Philadelphia man recalls a long illness labeled tuberculosis in the glands and describes seeking Beknyan's Alterstive after doctors warned against operations. He credits weight gain and improved health to the remedy, noting illness ended days of work and urging others to consider the treatment.
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Lauriston St
Philadelphia
Beknyan
Sfe
Kekamun
Abe
Guiniser Amd
Voniles Mg
Arey Sect
Ms Wanani
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