Home Grown Luncheon at Gunter Hotel May Limit Attendees
Reservations for a home grown luncheon at the Gunter Hotel on Thursday under the Woman's Club civic department are limited to 300. Prices drop from 1 to 75 cents with proceeds supporting the luncheon, featuring a prize display for San Antonio produced fruits and vegetables and a cooking demonstration by Lizzie Scott. City officials and chamber leaders attend talks about the event and related civic matters.
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Gunter Hotel
Civic Department
The
Woman's Club
Mra
Willian I. Dunne
L. A. Bates
Rice
J. G Griswold
Chamber of Tommearce
Mra Z
J. Nye
Comn Merce
Lizzie Scott
San Antonio
Texas Rite
Naucheon
Deu A. Leary
Bah Antonio
Wonderful Remedy Restores Alvarado Man’s Health
A.H. of Alvarado Texas credits Mayr Wonderful Remedy with swift relief from long time stomach trouble including colic attacks bloating indigestion and constipation. He reports liver inactivity and postmeal discomfort vanishing after initial doses and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Hensley
Alvarado
Texas
Mays
San Antonio Fourth of July Parade and Festivities
San Antonio to stage July Fourth events at Park and Ball Grounds with a parade starting 8:30 AM and a large afternoon program in San Pedro Park. Governor Samuel Ralston of Indiana to speak, with patriotic exercises, fireworks, equestrian displays, and numerous organizational floats and dignitaries in three parade divisions.
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le Oorne
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Prugham At Night Opens Greatest Outdoor San Antonio Show
Autompr Aity Club stages Whit 3a claimaid at League Park Monday Ment with a 52 piece band, a night baseball game between local teams, watermelon eating contest, and a vibrant display from New York. Ladies and children are promised special features. demand for tickets and seats is high for the open-air spectacle under public auspices.
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League Park
Whit 3A
San Antonio
Fred Joursiou
Avtonali Muh
New York
Courts Close for Summer Vacation In Texas District Courts
District courts suspend term until October with exceptions for Forty fifth District and Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. Judge Taylor expects trial by Tuesday or Wednesday. County court adjourns for two months. several capital cases pending with Herrera murder trial set to begin July 6. Appellate court to rehear a case. licenses issued to three new lawyers. Court offices adjust hours for July to September.
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G. Taylor
Jain H. Clark
WS. Aldernon
District Criminal Court
Augustin Herrera
Charles Artat
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
WS. Fir
the & A & A P. Rethway
Ve. J. N
A. M. Harrington
Algee
Ben F. Wilson
San Antonio
D Elelock
Alstriet
Walsh Sheet Metal Works Advertises Garbage Cans
The Walsh Sheet Metal Works at 1814 22 W Commerce St showcases two can sizes No 1 priced 2.60 and No 2 at 2.50 delivered citywide. Call or write for a full demonstration and purchase details. Hayes elected Austin Trades Council president in a July 3 meeting defeating Mack Broderick with other officers listed. The Presbyterian-Stanfidg school plans an ice cream festival July 1 at 2 p.m. for church bolting fund.
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Commerce Street
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S Haeper
Coneland
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Park Offers Free Use For Chautauqua Near City Limits
The Hexay Coune Harhway League may use Exposition park free during the Chautauqua week of July 19 34 near the city, manager BH Me Smith says. The league would have exclusive use of the grounds except for the rover spaster and dance hall, with theater concessions and free motion picture shows, camping space and shade. L B M Putnam offers two-wheeler access near Hot Walls, others are under consideration. Lectures on agriculture road maintenance and other topics will be part of the program, with canning exhibits and farm products for sale. Motion pictures and comedy reels will supplement the daily talks and demonstrations.
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Hexay Coune Harhway League
Me Smith
Mme. Smith
L. B M. Putnam
Arars
Che Chautauqua
Tha Ma
Hexar County
Ik Ln
W.G. Hand
Usted Bistos
Aari¢hitute
Atibe
Watermeton
Owontail J
Cimiler
Exil- Uon
Akowa
Monal Seenen
Arizona
California
New Maxico
Texas
showers unlikely for July Fourth in San Antonio
Weather observer Major Allen Buell predicts a favorable outlook for Sunday and Monday with only possible light showers. The forecast suggests no heavy precipitation to disrupt outdoor Fourth of July celebrations nationwide, except some pockets in Oregon and Texas.
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Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Bungay
iMonday
Buell
Washington
Oregon
Cipyon
Toxan
Fight on Seguin Road Yields Police Action and Charges
A Saturday incident on Seguin Road drew police after a theft alert and a clash among men. Annatecto Rodriguez admitted involvement while Sylvester Valdez claimed he was struck by a stone. Aguinal Valdas and Rodriguez faced assault to murder charges as others were treated for injuries.
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Fleguin Road
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Annatecto
Rodriguez
Seguin
Sylvester Valdez
Aguinal Valdas
Rodgelirnes
Offlonia
Bylventar Valdes
Hogatt Ateaet
Aged Negro Euntenced for Killing in Texas Case
A man indicted for the murder of Robert Majora, a contracting clerk, was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in the criminal district court. The defendant received a five year sentence in the penitentiary.
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Austin
Robert Majora
San Antonio Firms Awarded State Purchases Across Agencies
Numerous San Antonio firms led by Nelson Davis Co and Terrell area suppliers secure extensive contracts for evaporated fruits, canned goods, peppers, corn products, and household items through state procurement. Awards cover multiple states and regions including Paris and Carlsbad, with notable vendors Such as Houston Packing Co and Simmons-Newsome Co contributing meats, molasses, and tea supplies.
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Tex Tuly
San Antonio
Leavy
Nelson Davis Co
Simmsons-Newsome So
Dallas
Morris & Co
Carlsbad Houston
Gaves
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Cornanut
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Terrell
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Cocom
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Paris Grocer Co
Mayfield Co
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Simmons-Newsome Co
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Parie Grocery Co
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Parie Gro Co
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Simmons-Newsore Co
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Prcnssburger Co
Selmon
Green
Paris Grocery Co
Skraut
Teldenheimer-Strassburger Co
San Anto
W. I. Richardson Co
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Voss & Kovck
Golfee
Fextra
Newton-Weller-Wagner Co
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Patriotic Band Concert in San Pedro Park
The San Antonio Municipal band will give a patriotic program Sunday afternoon in San Pedro Park with weather favorable for large crowds. The program includes America, The Star Spangled Banner, Sousa overtures, Grand Selection from the opera Praviatas, and a medley of southern songs plus National Emblem and other pieces. The midweek concert is set for Wednesday evening at South Heights Park, announced by Jary Hertz, president of the San Antonio Municipal Band Association.
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Marek
J. Z. Sousa
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Morgan Denies Dinner for Huerta and Review
The El Paso commander Colonel G Morgan fled Washington channels denying he hosted a dinner for General Huerta or gave him a troop review. authorities say Huerta and other Mexicans were in U S custody when the parade and inspection occurred, with meals provided in the mess hall for prisoners.
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el Paso
Huerta
Mezino
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Huarta
United States
Margin
Morgan
Sara Huerta
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