Closer Scene of Honors For Vote Recipients
The report shows numerous lodge and fraternal members honored in a closing ceremony. Listed are Judy, Emma Wallgreen, Katie Les, Agnes Robituseh, Bertha Seidenstricker, Julius M. Oppenheimer, J. O. Bell, George I. Martin, and many others, with affiliations spanning Odd Fellows, Woodmen, Order of Eastern Star, Red Men, and related orders. The piece ends urging readers to vote, sign certificates, and submit them to The Light office by deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hp. i. Judy
Thantaa Arhatt
Germania Lodge
S.arddy
Emma Wallgreen
Miriam Rebehal Volage
Katie Les Ualeom
Minnehaha
Pocahontas
Les Afacy Reynolde
Ata
Julius M. Oppenheimer
B’nai Brith J. Il Covington
Lerner
San Antonio Tin Verelo
J. O. Bell
Woodmex
George I. Martin
Bartenders’ Association
W. A. Shaler
Order of Railway Conductors
Ike Pendleton
K Bowling Club
John H. Bolton
Milam Lodge
United Workmen
G. T. Scharfenberg
Lodge
Order of Pendo
Echo G. Dulling
Order of Red Men
Jane A. Chark
Frank M. Gloeskner
Hermann Sons
Contestants urged to file votes with The Light office
The Light directs contestants to present all returns by Saturday night, ensure every certificate bears the voter's name, and seal packets before deposit. Judges meet at 2 40 tonight to count votes cast today, with results announced after final tally. Prizes include a $500 piano and large diamond rings for top voters, with strict rules on vote transfer and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiges
Burroughs
Althyr
London
Thos, Goggan & Bros
Miblic
The Last Charge at Nine OClock Ends Great Contest
A final push before nine oclock urges readers to vote for their favorite candidate. The Light office offers voting certificates and help. voters urged to act now, heed rumors, and join the endgame hustle as candidates seek support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nano
Slater
Health Board to Inspect Ice Cream Stands and Factories
The board of health began supervising ice cream stands and manufacturers with strict inspections following complaints by residents. No illnesses reported yet, but officials will conduct tests if needed and prosecute any poisonous ingredients found. Inspectors were assigned by secretary John Musher to oversee factories and stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Texas
John 17
Musher
Religious service lineup across several churches
A dense listing of church services across First Christian, First Presbyterian, Madison Square Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, and other local congregations. It notes morning and evening worship, Sunday school, midweek prayers, choir practice, and special meetings led by named pastors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Atdltorium
Avenu C
Br Matthn
William M. Wharlui Mumnister
Felger
St.76
Tauties' Ald Society
Firat Taplist
Corner
Taylor Strodls
Carneltin
C. Cole
Realdence
Kerth Streul
Buiday
Tae Lords
Poebesier
YeeHurei
Yrig
U. Wd
Strange Berries Raise Warnings at Local Exhibition
A display at the Business Men's Club lists strange berries grown by a local farmer. The unnamed fruit resembles grapes yet is larger and possibly toxic. Officials warn they may be edible, but the grower cannot identify them. The exhibit, tied to wartime concerns, awaits verification by the horticultural society chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Ofite Af Ie
Herria
Hun
Kirht
Inox
The
Hortionlutral Society
Southwestern transportation boom continues amid earnings growth
The article reports ongoing growth for Southwestern railways with projected investments of about 20 million yearly over the next decade to expand lines and facilities. It lists recent fiscal year gross earnings for Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain, Frisco, Missouri Kansas and Texas, and St. Louis Southwestern, and notes a trend toward continued cheap homeseekers tickets through the year. A Chicago meeting of the Southwestern and Western Passenger Association discusses ticket sales and a July gathering in Chicago to plan year‑round sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freml
Hessenger
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Ams
Brisco
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
St. Loui Southwestern
Fyisep
Missouri Pavific & Iron Montain System
Southwestern and Western Passenger Associationy
Charleveix
Mich
Chicago
George F. Lupton
Sap
Anti Née
Railway Tachango
Jackson Boulevard
Michigan Avenue
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Victoria BC steamer Tremont arrives with desparate fighting reports from Pacific front. Japanese forces engage natives in Samoan region, five Chinese and natives killed amid a brutal three day siege. One officer killed and 130 of 500 troops reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Tremont
Sonshi
Japansgeare
Beached steamer found near dock after fire
The steamer Monterey from Vera Cruz and Savana arrived last night bound for Clifton. A fire was discovered in the hull. it was extinguished after several hours of work and the vessel floated into her dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monterey
Vera Crag
Savana
Ciifton
Linton
Crop outlook improves but warns of boll weevil damage
Special to The Light Wrens Texas reports a modest rise in crop prospects though cotton remains below last year. Fears persist about boll weevil damage and drought in parts of the county. Some corn has matured, with areas needing more rain. Local undertakers Duryet Co. mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrens
Texas
Gorni Daria
Wire County
Fraternal Meetings and Installations in Local Lodges
Local fraternal groups report meetings across Woodmen Hall and Liberty venues. New officers for Bexar Encampment No. 21 and Unity Lodge No. 88 of the Knights of Pythias are installed. Pocahontas and Minnehaha units hold sessions, and Alamo Lodge No. 24 plans a social after a brief business block. Gifts and a surprise wedding anniversary are noted for Ladies of the Maccabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Order of
Odd Fellows
Albert
Meyer
Caet Farch
R. A. Stranser
I Riesl
G. W. Pillahiyrden
J.B. Howe
A. J. May
W. T. Mullen
Joe Maygay
C. CL. Sumiels
Sentinel
L.T. Gaines
N. I
Knights of Pythias
Unity Lodge
Knigns of
Pythias
Herne Chincellor
Wid
Tnity
Alaina
Marcabees
Tne
Condemnation of Fish and Meat by City Inspectors
Olbertth beard inspectors condemned 174 pounds of fish and 24 pounds of death meat as unfit for sale. A stamp of disapproval marked many banathas and broken cahlaloupes. Restaurant Inspector Villaman Jr reported some eateries in excellent sanitary condition and inspected daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olbertth
Weo
Villaman, Jr
Tha Chy
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Tokio July 6 The Nih Nichi reports that American sentiment toward Japan has reached a historic stage amid plans by the Japanese chamber of commerce to boycott American goods. Experts say the SaI Frayksen affair shades the outcome as both sides seek a complete, difference-free solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Nihi Nichi
Japan
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Sai Frayksen
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W. F. Woods
Woods of National Bank
A. Kight
Busi Ye Hess Men’s Cab
Thas
H. Gray
Texag Te Stesin Laundry
Geo
G. Saver
On de Grocery Co
Jos
F. Ryan
Mintrieh
Five Million Club
Miss Reno
Maves
Messrs. Oppenheimer
Covington
Lo Gavar
Abtleman
Critter Broa
Daweluy
West Commerce Street
Grover Bros
Lady
Codleman
Rules and Regulations
Volos Dally
Hank Sven
Daly
Bundy
Dally
Suntiny Lyowr
Yoo Dally
Will
Firs Presbyteriay
Houston
Nori Mores
Arty Jones
Madison = Square
Tvangtlical Chanah
Corker Turner
Cheatin Alrects
Recock
Young People's Alliance Moeta
Lala Eveeycute Corddatty Javtloud
Braet Pastor
Ehiurel
Seite Presa Steout
Pisiyer
F. Clover
Christ Real
Fifth Street
Ives
Wednesthiy
South
A. K. Ragedale
Ine Sapang
Epworthy League
Jeanmomers
Patel
Leagia
Ssp
AL Wagner
Ket
Paseen
Katy
Monster
Jin
W. B. Blaine
San Antonio
Temple
Hiney Redon
Ne Sauthers Pacific
Hare
Truslen
Little Tork
Geel
Ta Powall
Litle
Southwestera Televenn and Telegraph Company
Tele Hyhone
Galyaston
Powell
Dallas
Tex
Diane
PL Te. Fakiar
Benertl
A. Duryet, & Co., Undertakers
Billie
Bexar Drug
Sam Autonid Council No
Woomen Hall
Meetigs
Albert Sidney Johnstown
United Confederate Veterans
Woodmen Hall
Alamo Mive
Hell
Tienlar
Carnell
Alamo
Hammondl
Thenen
Mra Coyevon
Crockett
Pigil
Lea
Iron Brew
G. A. Duerler
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