Prospect Hill Goes Forward with Street Crossing Plan
An enthusiastic Prospect Hill meeting led by John Woods of the Improvement Club in Willinm discussed a $45,000 crossing project at the AYve2a street crossing of the International and Great Northern railroad. The committee reported progress and optimism for the July 18 special election, despite some opposition. The group planned further improvements for the hill area and adjourned after another session was scheduled.
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Prospect
Hill
John Woods
Willinm
Nternational & Great Northern Railroad
Taveratile Progreeid
Anther
Bondysuevery
Jesu
Wold
Metegalu
A.M. Fischers Drug Store Promotes Kidney Cure Tonic
The corner druggist at Avenue D and Houston offers a new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a positive guarantee. It costs nothing to try and refunds are cheerfully offered if no benefit, inviting townspeople to test its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Fischer
Relia Dse
Avenue D
Houston
Pinppo
Elks Visit City For Dallas Convention Audience
Visiting Elks from Laredo Yoakum Del Rio and other Texas towns plus Indiana and California arrived in the city en route to Dallas for the national convention. California brought H A Melyl, Past Exalted Ruler, and the local gathering numbered over 100 with many more en route for Dallas. An impromptu entertainment program delighted the guests as they relaxed after the reception at the Benevolent and Protective Grief hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlky
Elkdont
Laredo
Yoakam
del Rio
Texas
Indiana
California
Grant
H. A. Melyl
Dallas
Alame
Order
Prizes Awarded At Mrs Skaggs Simimist School
The article reports prizes awarded over six weeks at Mrs Skaggs school with top honors going to Elizabeth Koch for highest term average and Bite Riddel next. Pupils received prizes in arithmetic grammar history spelling and typewriting with notes on specific winners and high records.
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Skaggs
Cosmos Colleyes
Elizabeth Koch
Bite Riddel
Patstao
Elizabeth Keech
Bill Riddel
Elabeth Koch
Etta Mddel
Edna Diggs
Spelllang
Fesk
Migs Garvin May McCreary
Charles Finasil
Business Men's Club weighs railroad extension to San Antonio and Brownsville
A conference led by Tolgan Antoni and attended by Aubrey, Rigsby, Ball, Cassin, Kirke and Dr. Simmons with AL M Peamster considered extending the railroad toward San Antonio and Brownsville. Maps and costs were reviewed but no final decision made. the club aims to pursue further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WM. Aubrey
W.C. Rigsby
R. L. Ball
Wiliam Cassin
J. H. Kirkepavick
Business Men's Club
Afterzcon
Southern Pacific
G. N
Alamo City
Inniss
San Antdnio
Brownsville
Business Amfen
Beissner-Langer Wedding Held At Home
Miss Beissner and Frank Langer were married Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the bride's home at 410 North Street. Rev. Hartman officiated with intimate friends present as decorations featured plants and cut flowers. Attendants included Annie Eberhart, Wisiu Dugosh, Louise Rilting, C. J. Brown, TH. R. Beissner, EB Gorrell, and Marguerite Merall as flower girl. The couple left for Galveston and will reside at 410 North Street after July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Langer
Dui Mise
Edith Betasner
North Street
Hartman
Annie Eberhart
Wisiu Dugosh
Lauise Rilting
Oriental Dream and its claimed healing powers described
An advertisement claims Dr. T. Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream offers relief and purification for skin issues, promising quick testing of its virtues. It asserts test outcomes if used, then removed, and continued use demonstrates its value for cleansing and health, marketed through a health goods dealer.
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T. Felix Gouraud
Wharton Family Dinner At Goliad Street Home
A modest Mexican supper given by Hugh Wharton and family at 24 Goliad Street entertained relatives and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Wharton, Mr and Mrs A F Ougash, Harry Wharton, Myrtle Whiten, Lauria Wharton, Ruby Yugesh, and young Hugh and Raymond Tugoah. The young host was remembered with affection and games kept children happily engaged during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyenha Hona
Hugh Wharton
Goliad Street
Amy Anent
Mas
John Whartig
Wharton
A. F. Ougash
Harry Wharton
Myrtle Whiten
Lauria Wharton
Ruby Yugesh
Raymond Tugoah
Uneeda Dairy Luncheon Refitted With Elegant Restrooms
Uneeda Dairy Restaurant on Houston Street, just west of Logoya Street, enlarged its dining and waiting room and installed new curtains and fittings. Proprietor A. B. Carter reports careful expansion while maintaining the high standard of service and skilled staff for this moderate price dining spot in the hardness district.
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Hans Beth
Uneedi Dairy Lungh
Houston Street
Logoya Streat
A. BR
Carter
Pro
Nave
Gene i
Ite Palanagi
Concert a happy affair by Maennerchor in San Antonio
A joyful Beethoven program by the Maennerchor with younger members dancing between numbers and an eleven-piece string orchestra. Older members and families enjoyed tea in the garden and lawn refreshments as the evening concluded, praised as one of the finest events in the Beethoven amusement calendar.
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Gusten’ Eemaert Plyen Idat Nigi
Ileethoven Maennerchor Givdén
San Antonio Whitney Inn
Yal
Jium
Smith
Jail Blue Coat Who Is A Crook
Berlin reports a startling extortion plot led by a jail blue coat figure involved in a murder threat. Max Krebs, a wealthy local, received an anonymous demand for 10 000 marks via the post office to avoid death. Police claimed an undercover postal watch and arrested the implicated youth, whose confrontation ended with the chief of police shooting himself and being overpowered.
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Berlin
Lion
Zabree
Laver Silveta
Max Krebs
stLriot -Believe
Incul
Bishop Potter Is No Better
By Hearet Leased Wire. Cooperstown, N. Y. Bishop Potter did not lose ground to pneumonia as material improvement appears possible. Nourishment in fair quantities was administered today.
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Hearet
Cooperstown
South Carolina Battleship Launched As Dreadnaught Second
The battleship South Carolina was launched at Cramps Shipyard in Philadelphia at noon. Fredericxe Angel, daughter of South Carolina's governor, served as sponsor. The vessel is the second Dreadnaught in the U S Navy.
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Hearst Lensga Wire
Phillelpha
Penn
South Carolina
Cramps Shugga
Miles
Fredericxe Angel
United States Navy
U S Warship To Honduras Ordered By Army Secretary
The army secretary ordered a U S warship from Panda to Amanto on the Pacific coast of Honduras. The Albany Mig board reports over 100 marines. Dispatches indicate revolutionists near Loads moving toward Amapto with intent to capture.
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Hearst
Washington
Jay Ly
Albany
Hanry B Myo
Adufira Pilghury
Ihe Army
Panda
Amanto
Fawilie
Honiuras
Albany Mig
Amapto
Auto Maims Dallas Men In Underdog Car Incident
A damaged vehicle crushed several men in Dallas during a late night incident. The car toppled, trapping the workers beneath. After two hours of effort, rescuers freed the injured men who were reported to have serious injuries. Names of those involved are unclear due to garbled text.
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Tex
Ian Automobie
McAdaims
Gene Deroulaee
God
Chabat
Lew
Infant Dies and Burial Set in Center Point
A six month old, Levendlo Chucen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Aloe con, died yesterday at 119 Divango street. Funeral services were held at Ute Peares Robinson chapel on West Com nara street with interment at San Pers inanda cemetery.
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Center Point
Barah J. J. Q'Conor
Tex
Talay
Ute Peares-Robinson
Levendlo Chucen
Arturo Aloe
Pares
Divango Street
Waa
San Persinanda
Candidates Visit Yon Ormy In Local Campaign Event
About 590 countryside residents attended a campaign gathering held under a pecan grove. Theodore Harris George Surkey Charles F. Stevens Frank K.R. Newton August Biesenbach Nelson Lytle Charles Shiner and T.J. Newton spoke offering voters opportunities to grow and learn.
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Yon Ormy
Mon Ormy
Theodore Harris
George Surkey
Charles F. Stevens
Frank KR. Newton
August Biesenbach
Nelson Lytle
Chartes Shiner
T.J. Newton
Dance After Shoot At Saluda Rangé Dance Tonight
A telegram style notice reports a shoot event at Saluda. After the shooting a dance will be held this evening for participants and locals.
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Wight
Saluda
Sven
Garbuncle and Yargo Co’s Dixyrors Contend in Mila Case
Fragmentary OCR reads a legal or corporate dispute involving Garbuncle Logis THehter and Yargo & Co's Dixyrors. The text hints at a medical or safety duty resumed after a carbune cle incident. details are unclear due to garbled phrasing.
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Ywolls
Yargo &, Co
Anise Flag Honors Vets at Public Playground
At the public playground No. 8 an exercise honored veterans as Mrs. Chas. Diller donated a flag in memory of her father H. L. Brook. G A R representatives, city officials, and Kiwanis members attended. Captain Lockwood spoke on love of country as the flag rose, veterans gave three cheers, and children performed a drill with about 100 participants.
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Chas
Diller
H. L.brook
C. U, Ord. Post
GAL R
G. A.R
Bay A
Browns Association
Lockwood
Tomorros
Joseph Miller
Brook
Bser
Sho’s
Shes
First Flag Presented to Children at Public Playground
On behalf of the GAR, Brodbent and Mars ALE praised the tribute to patriotism as a flag was presented for a public playground. Mrs. Delle Dilgarde thanked Mrs. Miller and GAR members, noting the event’s historic significance and hopes for future playground expansions in the city schools. Johnny Mahon spoke for the GAR, honoring the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodpent
GAR
Mars, Ale
Pir
Brodbent
Tresident
Delle Dilgarde
Mrg. Miller
Grand Army
Dilgarde
Flag praise and civic rites at local gathering
Speakers lauded the American flag as supreme in beauty and symbol, recounting a past incident of its touching beauty. The event honored Mrs. Miller for presenting the flag to the GAR and praised the Tubile Playground association for guiding children to become good citizens. A recruiting notice for the U S Army appeared, calling able bodied men 21 to 43 to apply at San Antonio Texas.
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My. Bolton
Kenta de
Wilkes M. Brown
Tubile Léaygrounda Association
Brown
Biller
U. S. Army
United States
Moore Billding
Cand Hovstoh
San Antonio
Claude V. Uirkhead
Frank H. Booth
Sawyers
Alamo Bent
Pnonen
Henry Ryder-Taylor San Antonio editor dies after stomach operation
Henry Ryder-Taylor, a well known San Antonio citizen, was seriously ill at the city hospital. An operation was performed Friday to strengthen the passage of food into the stomach. He had pursued newspaper work for 25 years, editing various publications, including the International Muzasins.
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Henry. Ryder-Taylor- Inl
Henry. Ryder-Taylor
San Antonio
Taylor
Weings
Navy cutters at Peaceage s Navy cutters at Peaceage s
Fragmentary text references navy cutters and a teaching role. Mentions a signaling task and an official seeking assistance for lake operations. Details are garbled but indicate a military naval item or instruction context with an officer offering help.
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Ieanodiclas
Neve
Jeval
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Woodward Vichy Co
Avenue C
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King of
Coffies
West Commerce Street
U.S
G. A. Duerler Mfg. CO
Scan New Line
Tolgan Antoni
Simmons
Miss Beissner
Uneeda Dairy
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Honduras
H. IL. Saook
Ord
San Antonio Public School
Islking
Callaghan
Selig Deutschman
Mou Giprece
F. A. Chaparto
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P. T. Shook
Nat Lawis
Good Roads Association
Seange H
Tides P. Shook
AntiSatoon League
Yei—Orsno
T. Burnett & Co. Undertakers
Waukesha
Neleen Tnauk
W. R. Frame
Secy
Care National Bank
Wie
NAVY
Peacoge
Elbert
Walton Hall
Madison Street
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Eva Walton-Skaggs
Hillyer-Deutsch-Jarratt GO
South Mores St
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Cheatnut
Petrich-Saur Lumber: Co
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