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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
11
Edward Hines of Chicago told the World Salesmanship Congress in Detroit that colleges should establish chairs of salesmanship and offer post graduate courses covering economics and business law. He praised German salesmen as a model and urged greater loyalty among sales staff trained in these programs.
C Beasley chief deputy game warden reports general compliance with game and fish laws during a tour of South and Northeast Texas. At Wills Point nine illegal nets were seized and six fishers pleaded guilty paying 33.70 each. Twenty one illegal nets were destroyed on the trip. Governor Ferguson support noted amid prohibition debate.
Austin July 12 State offices are in great demand in Texas with only two officials having no opposition W P Hobby lieutenant governor and Prof W F Doughty state superintendent face no challenger others from governor downward run against incumbents Campaigns are active with letters from the capitol outlining platforms Governor Ferguson supporters expect C H Morris to draw 80 000 to 100 000 votes in the coming primary about 40 000 oppose the governor and 50 000 are prohibitionists backing a pro candidate whenever offered by the pro wing of the democratic party
Dr. W A Davis returned from Southeast Texas where he urged Jefferson county to enforce the livestock at large law to curb anthrax. Four guards will enforce the rule while Orange and Hardin counties prepare measures. New cases reported in Jackson and Refugio counties with pending checks in Brazoria and Matagorda counties.
An enthusiastic crowd gathered in Manor to hear former State Senator T H McGregor and Austin businessman A J Eilers. Vernon Crockett presided as precinct chairman, and plans were made for Robert Lee Henry to speak tonight introduced by Judge Robert Kleberg of Austin.
A New Orleans reader reports relief from malaria after two bottles of S S S. The note urges blood purification to strengthen immunity against mosquito borne fevers and advises screening homes and draining stagnant water. The ad from Swift Specific Co promotes S S S as a vegetable blood purifier available at drug stores with medical guidance offered.
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