Listings of Auto Livery and Garages with Addresses
A directory style list enumerates auto livery services and garages with street addresses and cross street references. Entries include company names such as QUICK SERVICE GARAGE REPAIR CO, SHINER BROS, STRACKE BROS, and STANDARD MOTOR SERVICE STATION along with locations on Roosevelt Avenue E Houston St Flores St Commerce St and other city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alves Auto Repair Shop
Main Ave
Alamo Plaza Auto Supply CO
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Auto Supply CO
E. Travis
Battersby
S. Flores Sr
Cline Tire and Accessory CO
Crockett Auto CO
W. Crockett
Great Northern Supply CO
E. Houston
Hearn Tire and Battery CO
Third St
J. A. Leppard
Hill Top
W. Commerce
E. W. Jackson
W. Flores
Johnston Motor CO
Avenue C
Kilgore Bros
Bowie Sts
Kirby & Renken
Commerce St
Liberty Garage
Nacogdoches
Bowie
Lone Star Vulvanizing CO
Midway Auto CO
Pruitt Ave
Somerset Road
Paramount Double Tread Tire CO
Houston
Post Auto
Quick Service Garage & Repair CO
Hackberry Sts
Fritz Reuter
Cameron St
Roosevelt Avenue
Roosevelt Ave
ALF, Reeh
Stracke Bros
Shiner Bros
South Alamo and Goliad Sts
Smith Bros. Hardware CO
E. Commerce
Slimp Oil CO
Standard Motor Service Station
S&s. Flores
Cowles
Blum and Joseph Sts
Ford CO
Morse Auto
St. Mary's St
Richey Auto
St. Mary’s St
Roth Bros
N. Flores St
Main Plaza
U boats Talked About Aboard Transport Ships
AP dispatch from London notes troops crossing the Atlantic are protected, yet submarines remain a topic aboard ships. Officers plan predeparture drills to evacuate thousands quickly, with life preservers worn and decks cleared. An amusing prison-break moment unfolds when a guard arrests a light-on-deck soldier, then laughs at the ship’s captain. Also announces Frank Sommers as Democratic County Commissioner candidate for Precinct No. 3, July 27, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
England
Frank Sommers
Paul Steffler Declares Candidacy for County Assessor
Announcement for Paul Steffler as a candidate for county assessor subject to Democratic Primaries on July 27, 1918. Political advertising note. The Travelers' Cigar Shop on Ave C promotes the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Steffler
Propaganda Shift Noted By British Officer In San Antonio
Maj. A J W Mason attached to the British legation in Mexico says German propaganda in Mexico has cooled after recent reverses. He cites Mexican belief in German lies about American entry and the shift toward Russia for compensation. He also notes German nationals planning to sell holdings as Latino America closes to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Russia
Maj
A. J. W. Mason
America
Foch
Haig
Aylat
Pat
Rio Grande
Mason
Ypres
Cerminus
Citiauny
Mexico City
Peoplea
Delbruch
Cormany
Allied Congress
Major Mason
Legation
Tie
England
Ethel Barrymore
India
Sister seeks help to locate woman missing from home
Mrs. Jennie Northrup reports her sister Miss Anna Van Honten missing from a rural home thirteen miles southeast of San Antonio. Sheriff Tobin is asked to aid the search after finding the abandoned farm with a dead calf, missing livestock, and no word from the sister for about two months. Deputy Harvey Rocompa assisted the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Northrup
Shearer Street
Tobin
Anna van Honten
San Antonio
van Touren
Northrup
Mrs. Northrup
Harvey
Tabriz Long Known as Health Resort and Trade Center
The National Geographic war geography bulletin describes Tabriz, Persia, a 200000 population city in a valley along the River Aji famed as a health resort with numerous springs and gardens. It notes its climate, historic founding myths, and shifting trade routes from the Caspian to Astara and Baku as railway links expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabriz
National Geographic Society
Washington
Persia
Teheran
Aji
Usumiah
Zobeideh
Himm-al-Rashid
Wweend
Hense
Caucasus
Caspian Sea
Tabet
Astara
Caspian
Reaht
Black Sea
Ratum
Tabriz the Turkish City of Historic Trade and Quakes
The article notes Tabriz sits northwest of a distant point, historically controlled by Arabs Seljuks Mongols Turkomans and Persians with Turkish language predominance. Earthquakes, notably 1722, devastated the city while 1722 casualties are cited and the population then around 6500. The Bhs Mosque from the 14th century lies in ruins, the citadel rises with a 120 foot tower, and trade with Russia dominates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abriz
Persia
Tabriz
Srk
Tabrizig
Russia
New York Exchange for Women’s Work Bans White Sugar Icing
The board of managers of the New York Exchange for Women’s Work announced in the New York World its plan to refuse sale of any cakes with white sugar icing or breads and cakes made wholly from wheat flour. They will promote wheat substitutes and urge consignors to shift to bread and cake production. An effort will be made to influence other women’s exchanges nationwide to join the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Exchange For Women's Work
The
New York World
Exchange
Miller Chances Named Chief of Staff in Southern Department
Col A M Miller, currently at El Paso, is considered likely to succeed Col Durfee as chief of staff of the Southern Department after Durfee's Senate confirmation as brigadier general. Miller, a cavalry officer and former chief of staff of the Fifteenth Cavalry Division, has long been on duty in the department and is familiar with local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A.M. Miller
General Staff
Hl Vaso
Iieius I. Darfee
Souther Department
Durfee
Senate
National Army
Miller
Fifteenth Cavalry Division
el Paso
Military Academy
Tennessee
Mounted Service School
Marie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston Street
Fisk
Wolff & Marx
Tim Dong
Ren
Ceylon
Croni
Travelers' Cigar Shop
Ave. C
RSA Ea
FORD
Travis
Sismain Ave
Boston Shoe Repairing
WEST
Adusten Strelt Crockets
San Francisco
James Tague
Western Department of the Navy
Signal Corps
O'ralon
Kansas City
Anay
Alamo and
Commerce Streets
A. M. Miller
Paso
Darfee
Ft. Ardappe
Boston Transcript
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