Noted San Antonio studio owner endorses Plant Juice
S. Smith, a leading San Antonio photographer with a large Texas studio on ground floor space, endorses Plant Juice as the greatest tonic for nervous debility, stomach and liver trouble. He cites personal recovery after a week and notes many locals have publicly praised the remedy after using it. Call Fischer's Drug Store at Houston and Alamo to talk with the Plant Juice man.
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S. Smith
San Antonio
Southwest
Texas
Smith
Fischer’s
Houston
Alamo
Attacked man found with broken leg on Navarro Street
Huber of 234 East Commerce street was found at 2 20 this afternoon on Navarro between Commerce and Market with a broken leg. He says two men attacked him but no witnesses have been located. Police investigate. Huber was taken to police headquarters and later home. W E Fitch of the International and Great Northern will spend the Fourth of July in Austin.
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Rank Huber
East
Commerce Street
Navarro Street
Commerce
Market Streets
Huber
Shelley- Loring
W. E. Fitch
International & Great Northern Railroad
Austin
Collector Bitter's Yearly Tax Totals Reported for Bexar County
For May 1, 1911 to April 30, 1912, Bexar County Collector John Bitter reported cash collections of 390 245.39 for the county and 361 742.24 for the state, with higher valuations and freer collections than the prior year. Delinquent taxes and minor accounts remain, and Deputy Frank Ball assisted due to Bitter's illness.
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John Bitter
State of
Texas
Bexar
Bitter
W. P. Lane
Bexar County
pSee Ee
Bae Cawoo
Frank Ball
Adventists Take Up Educational Matters
The Seventh day Adventists at the South Flores campground discussed educational work and passed resolutions on teachers' qualifications and institute expenses. They recommended teachers complete the teacher's reading course for certificates, and the conference would cover travel and salaries for institute attendees. Pastor J H Krum, a returned missionary from Palestine, spoke at 11 o'clock about his experiences and those of missionaries in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventists
South Flores Street
Southwestern Union Conference
Educational Department of the
General Conference
J. H. Krum
Palestine
Turkey
Farnsworth to Speak on Biblical Prophetic Period
Professor E. E. Farnsworth will lecture at the tent tonight on the subject The Longest Prophetic Period in the Bible or 2300 Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Farnsworth
Creditors contest land sale under Dr. Simmons will
Probate Judge Phil Shook hears creditors contesting the estate of the late Dr. Co F Simmons represented by Terrell and Terrell. They seek to stop West Texas Bank and Trust Co as executor from selling 55000 acres in Atascosa County per a pamphlet included in the will. The case follows Dr Simmons prior 90000 acres sale and aims to block others from executing his plans. The bank asserts creditors threaten to enjoin compliance and asks court guidance. Special lunch and dinner offered at Crockett hotel cafe on July 4 by Riebe Undertaking Co and auto ambulance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Shook
Dr. Co. F. Simmons
Terrell & Terrell
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
Atascosa County
Dr. Simmons
City Hall Besieged by Men with Motorcycles
Chief of Police Newnam must choose two motorcycle officers from about 150 applicants after a council vote limited hires to two. Applicants crowded City Hall claiming the job offers 85 a month to ride with fast riders. Robert A. Coquille of the Savoy hotel returns from a Chicago Lakes trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnam
Cook
Robert A. Coquille
Savoy Hotel
Chicago
Great Lakes
San Antonio Chamber Pushes $250000 Railroad Bonus Drive
At a luncheon the Chamber of Commerce set a goal of $150000 by Saturday and $250000 by July 15 for an English syndicate railroad bonus. H E Hildebrand led the canvass as 26 committees fanned out to solicit subscriptions, hoping to enlist all businessmen quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
H. E. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Menger Hotel
Frederick Terrell
Hart
L. J. Hart
San Antonio
J. H. Savage
L. A. Smart
Rio Grande Valley
J. H. Haile
J. B. Carrington
A. B. Weakley
George W. Barcus
A. E. Tonkin
Frank C. Smith
R. W. Hamilton
R. O. Whitaker
H. Goldschmidt
C. F. Heinen
House approves funds for state militia encampments
The House adopted an appropriation of 1,350,000 dollars for state militia encampments. E. L. Harrington of the Baltimore and Ohio, with Dallas HQ, spent Wednesday in San Antonio and departed for Houston that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
E. L. Harrington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Dallas
San Antonio
Katy
Houston
Southern railroad official visits San Antonio
F. R. McMillan traveling passenger agent for Southern Railroad based in Houston spent the day in San Antonio arriving last night and leaving this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. McMillan
The
Southern Railroad
Houston
San Antonio
Obituaries for Rufus Shackleford and Sam Zintgraff
Rufus Schackleford 26 died at his mother’s home on Victoria Street after an illness. He was a native of Alabama and had resided here five years. funeral at 4 p m with burial in cemetery No 7. Sam Zintgraff 238 died at his Routt Street home after several weeks illness. He was born in Houston and leaves a widow, three children, his mother Lizzie Zintgraff, a brother Fred and five sisters in Dallas and this city.
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Zintgraff
Sam Zintgraff
Routt Street
Houston
Tex
Lizzie Zintgraff
Fred Zintgraff
Clara Barnes
Dallas
Addie Ross
Lille Wood
Florence
Blanche Zintgraff
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Wide Range of Guests
A long hotel arrivals roster names numerous guests from cities including Mexico, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, New York, Chicago, Boston and Toronto. Travelers listed include J. E. French, T. W. Farley, J. J. Jones, Miss Ella Morse and many others, with affiliations to various U S cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter
Roy Childress
Mexico
W. Li Geer
Waco
T. H.crist
Dallas
W. 8. McCarthy
Calgary
J. E. French
Oi City
J. J. Jones
del Rio
J. F. Seaman
Houston
G. M. Martin
Jourdanton
C. B. Luck
T. W. Farley
Austin
F. R. McMillan
M. M. Burns
Rome
St. Anthony
T. J. Burke
A. L. Piper
Eric
Pa. Crockett
E. P. Owen
New Orleans
N. Purdune
H. L. Craig
New York
A. R. Feld
St. Louis
W .C. Raiig
Gregory
Duncan Lutheren
Palacios
A. Norris
San Antonio
A. L. Wright
Corpus Christi
F. O. Robert
Corpus Christ
Ww. Douglas
Eagie Pass
H. Norris
City
Savoy
T. 8. Shaw
Laredo
J. N. Kincaid
J. L. Green
Fort Worth
F. M. Johnson
Rivanderia
Bill Lamie
William Simpson
Fowlerton
J. H. Love
Victoria
Charles T. Ball
Bexar
LL. Crosley
Colorado
M. C. Trevino
Monterey
M. Kercheville
Devine
L F. Carothers
C. A. Bates
Kansas City
G. H. Vennicot
Seguin
C. 5. Brown
Yoakum
A. F. Taylor
E.A. Aberle
T. C. McFairland
C. W. Branard
F. Randolph
Real estate transfers in San Antonio 1912 record list
Property deeds dated 1912 show numerous transfers in San Antonio areas including Los Angeles Heights West Laurel Heights and Medina Street. Notable parties include Anna Gembler Ida Beck H. Wasson J. Hines L. Birdsong Pedro Cuellar and Vivian Hamilton with sums from 360 to 19245 and properties on Elmira Flores Leon Creek and Medina Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison H. Eva
Co. H. Wasson
New City
Rosemere Place
H. Specia
Antonio Specia
North Frio Street
A. McMurtry Dunn
Preston B. Dunn Jr
J. J. Hines
Ll. F. Birdsong
New City Block
Medina Street
Ike and
Cyril Levy
Pedro Cuellar
West Elmira Street
North Flores Street
Louis Vordenbaumen
Vivian KE. Hamilton
Josie Wherion
N. O. Ellison
Co. M. Posey
August Vogel
West End
Noel Overee Co
BK. F. Wissinger
Canada Place
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co
J. J. Owens
Los Angeles Heights
H. C
Smith
J. F. Atkins
McCullough Avenue
Building Permits and Fight Event Schedule
J W White requests a two room addition on Essex avenue for 450 dollars Maria Johnson seeks a one room addition on Swiss street for 150 dollars G M Maverick plans a remodel of the front on East Houston street for 1000 dollars Direct returns of the Flynn Johnson fight are set for July 4 at the Gunter Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. White
Essex Avenue
Maria Johnson
Swiss Street
G. M. Maverick
East Houston Street
Gunter Hotel
Examinations Waived in Juneteenth Shooting Case
George Meekines and Henry Meekins waived preliminary hearing before Justice Umschied and were bound over to the grand jury in $800 bail each on charges of assault to murder arising from a Juneteenth shooting affray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meekines
Henry Meekins
Joseph Umschied
Dillard Arrives in San Antonio Ahead of Westbound Trip
W G Dillard traveling freight agent for Louisville and Nashville railroad arrived in San Antonio this morning and departed for the west on the evening Southern Pacific train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dillard
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
San Antonio
West
Southern Pacific Railroad
Local traveler and plumber listed in note
Cc H Mann, traveling passenger from Houston, plans to spend the day here then return to his head quarters on the night Katy train. A Colman, plumber of 416 Mann Ave is mentioned in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. H. Mann
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
San Antonio
Houston
Katy
A. Colman
Mann Ave
Affray arraignments in police court leave two fined
Louis Cassanova special police man Ed Terrazas and August Kean arraigned before Judge Kley on affray charges. Cassanova and Terrazas fined 15 dollars each Herrera beaten and found not guilty. case dismissed. Patrolman Hall testified to the dispute about twelve last night with Herrera alleging knife threats and blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassanova
Ed Terrazas
August Kean
Kley
Herrera
Hall
Cassanova
Terrazas
Studebaker 20 Delivers Value with Wide Nationwide Support
A glowing portrait of Studebaker's vast reach with 75 000 satisfied citizens and 1800 stores. The text credits a globe spanning sales network superb plant facilities and low production and distribution costs for the Studebaker 20 model priced at about $800.
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Studebaker Corporation
Studbaker
America
Studebaker
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R. B. Minor
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Clinton G. Brown
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John H. Clark
Frank R. Newton
John W. Tobin
Dan Lewis
J. Frank Gallagher
Henry Boerner
Peter P. Hoefgen
Frank O. DE Hymel
P. F. Stewart
A. ©. Ross
R. Neill Campbell
Ben S. Fisk
BE. P. TS
Georgia
Atlanta
Ga. Tech
K. G. Matheson, LL. D
Union Painless Dentists
West Commerce
West Commerce Street
Frederick “. Lehmann
Department of Justice
Lehmann
Taft
Mr. Lehmann
Crockett Hotel
Riebe Undertaking Co
Auto Ambulance Service
E. Com
Parone
Mary
F. J. O'Neill
Lafayette Hill
P. O
Montgomery Co
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Saul Wolfson
Anna Gembler
Ida Anna Beck
J. KE. Harrison
Mary McCord
Asbury Place
Studebaker Flanders
F. O. B. Detroit
Seguin Sabinas
Collins Auto Co
C. F. Blumberg
Covington & Wood
E. J. Garwood
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