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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

2

Frisco rail line talks stall as Yoakum skirts plans

In San Antonio Yoakum says the Frisco aims to extend county by county from Brady toward Fredericksburg but prefers others build lines. He declines conference with the Chamber and hints no immediate Brady to Fredericksburg extension. He will travel next to Victoria then Port O’Connor after a Fredericksburg visit.

Chamber of Jake Wolff B. FB. Yoakum Frisco Board Fredericksburg Yoakum San Antonio Brady Frisco Macon Big Hill Railroad Committee J. B. Carrington Chamber of Commerce R. H Brady and & Spurr Menard McCullough County Mason Gillespie Kendall Bexar Messrs. Winchell and Nixon Mr. Yoakum

Instant Relief for Sore Feet

Claim cites TIZ as a cure for sore tender swollen feet used by policemen worldwide. It markets TIZ as non powder, drawing out poisonous exudations to relieve soreness and prevent limp with no clogging pores. Sold at druggists for 25 cents or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Chicago Ill.

Walter Luther Dodge Chicago Ill

State School Trustees to Meet at College Station

We Are Working for Better Schools marks the slogan as the Texas State School Trustees’ association schedules its annual gathering at College Station on July 26. The program features talks by J. D. Randolph F. C. Simon Ralph Steiner F. M. Brasley Charlies W. Holman W. S. Sutton T. W. Larkin C. M. Evans and others with trustee reports and ten minute discussions after each topic.

Austin Tex State School Trustees’ Association College Station J. D. Randolph F. C. .Simon Beaumont Ralph Steiner F. M. Brasley Charlies W. Holman Social Center Conference Dallas W. S. Sutton University of Texas T. W. Larkin Farmers’ Congress Agriculture and Education C. M. Evans Agricultural Extension Department T. W. Parker Bryan 8. C. Wilson Huntsville W. T. James

Dry farming yields strong crops in Texas Panhandle

J F Speers of Motley County reports dry farming thriving in the Panhandle despite months without rain. Cotton and corn grow well with at least half a bale of cotton per acre expected, cattle are fat, and the Matador Land and Cattle Company ranch spans half a million acres as population grows toward the southern state.

Austin Tex Panhandle J. F. Speers Motley County Matador Speers Matador Land and Cattle Company Texas

Elite Cafe 50 Cent Dinners Draw San Antonio Crowd

Advertisement notes elite cafe offering 50 cent dinners in San Antonio with good service and meals. It invites readers to try the daily or Sunday lunch service from noon to midnight at Elite Cafe.

San Antonio Elite Cafe

Militia units must muster at least 58 men in Texas

Austin July 13 The adjutant general announces no Texas National Guard company will be kept unless it musters at least 58 men, minimum strength. One company, Co G Third infantry Mexia, was mustered out yesterday and several more face discharge unless they recruit and maintain required numbers. A 60 man company is ideal and some new units have 64 men.

Austin Tex Adjutant General's Department Texas National Guard Third Infantry Mexia

Hall's Texas Wonder Promises Quick Kidney Relief

Advertises Hall's Texas Wonder for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with testimonials. Claims quick and permanent relief. Mentions Dr E Hall at 2926 Olive St St Louis MO and that druggists sell the remedy.

Hall Texas E. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Prominent minister Dr. Frederick B Carroll dies in Denton

Dr Frederick B Carroll director of the Methodist dormitory at the Texas College of Industrial Arts died at his home in Denton on July 12 at age 70. He had forty years as a minister in Virginia West Virginia Colorado and Texas and led many Texas pastorates. One son is a chemistry professor in Arkansas University another is a San Antonio businessman another son resides in Denton.

Denton Tex Frederick B. Carroll Texas College of Industrial Arts Carroll Virginia West Virginia Colorado Texas Arkansas University San Antonio

Namiters Spoil Creek at South Texas Inland Fishing Resort

A report from Emmet Smith, chief deputy game and fish and oyster commissioner, says dynamiters have nearly depleted Village Creek of fish during the last two weeks. Smith, returning to Austin, says he took steps to stop the wholesale slaughter of fish.

Namiters Associated Press Austin Tex Village Creek South Texas

Wiley faces call to resign over pay scheme at Agriculture Dept

Dr. Harvey Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemistry has been urged by a Department of Agriculture personnel committee to resign. The panel accuses him of arranging excess compensation through Dr. H H Rusby and Dr Busby and recommends disciplinary actions including resignations and firings. Attorney General Wickersham backs the committee. Taft awaits Wiley's personal statement before acting.

Washington Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Taft Wiley H. H. Rust Columbia University Wickersham Dr. Busby Busby L. F. Kehler Division of Drugs W. D. Bigelow Committee On Personnel Dr. Wiley Dr. Rusby

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertised for Coughs

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claims effectiveness for coughs and colds in children or grown persons. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is packaged in a yellow container. King & Pattison Drug Co. promotes the product.

Foley Eithr Grotyn King & Pattison Drug Co

Tax Rate Increased One Cent in Hallettsville

In Hallettsville Texas the commissioners set the next year’s tax rate. General fund 5 cents per $100, courthouse bonds 2.5 cents, old bridge 1 cent, new bridge 10 cents, total 20 cents. The general tax is down 1.5 percent while road and bridge tax rises 2.5 cents for a net 1 cent increase from last year.

Hallettsville Tex General County Fund Court House Old Bridge Fund New Bridge Fund

Scholastic Census Details for Guadalupe County

Complete Scholastic Census shows Seguin independent district have 782 students. Guadalupe county totals include forty two districts with white 4284 and colored 1386, overall 6452 students.

Seguin Tex Guadalupe County

Allen's Foot-ase Promises Quick Relief for Feet

Antiseptic powder Allen's Foot-ase claims to relieve pain from smarting tender nervous feet and corns bunions and to ease new shoes. It promises comfort for sweating callous swollen tired feet and offers a free trial pack with a 25 cent price at all stores.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy

Miners of Ontario Die in Flames

Eyewitness account describes a devastating fire in Oscoda and Au Sable townships with the canning factory, the pumping station, and multiple homes consumed. Captain Meyers of the steamer Niko acted heroically, guiding passengers to safety and aiding fire victims for hours as wind drove the blaze across a three mile radius.

Au Sable Township Oscoda Au Sable Niko Meyers Port Huron Peter Duval Au Sable City

Rebuilding Plans Loom After Oscoda Fire Loss

Bay City firm H. M Louds Sons, led by Congressman Loud, faces heavy losses in the Oscoda Au Sable blaze and plans to meet his brothers in Au Sable to discuss rebuilding. Waters, Otsego County, was saved from forest fire danger by swift work as northern Michigan remains at risk until rains.

Associated Press Bay City Mich H. M. Louds Sons Company Loud Oscoda- Au Sable Au Sable Waters Otsego County

First White Child of Galveston Dies at 74

Captain Thomas H. Edgar, the first white child born on Galveston Island, died in Galveston Tex today at age 74. His remains will be taken to Double Bayou Friday for interment under the auspices of the Confederate Veterans, of which he was a prominent member.

Galveston Tex Thomas H. Edgar Galveston Island Double Bayou Confederate Veterans

State Senator Townsend to Speak for Prohibition in Floresville

Floresville, Tex July 13 State Senator W B Townsend of Lufkin will speak at the opera house next Monday night in support of statewide prohibition. It will be his first public speech on the issue in Floresville since the campaign opened. Several meetings have been held elsewhere by both sides.

Floresville Tex W. B. Townsend Lufkin Opera House

Sap Depot Remodeling In Yoakum To Reopen Offices

The Sap depot in Yoakum Texas is being remodeled after a recent fire. A new roof is installed and office rooms are being reconfigured and plastered, with plans to move railroad offices back into the building once work finishes.

Yoakum Tex Sap Champaign

El Campo Club Eyes Road Improvements and Park Seats

George A. Clay appointed by the Commercial club to oversee road improvements into El Campo. The club discussed promoting El Campo in the mid coast industrial edition and referred the matter to directors. The club will assist ladies to provide seats in the city park.

EL Campo Tex George A. Clay Commercial Club

Insurance Men at Rockport Gather for Ten Days

Thirty eight agents of the Southland Insurance company of Dallas are guests of the Oak Shore club in Rockport Texas. Led by Secretary Steverson they plan to stay about ten days and hold a business session on the final day of their visit.

Rockport Tex Southland Insurance Company of Dallas Oak Shore Club Steverson

City Council Approves Bank Bond for Depository

Gonzales Tex July 18 The city council in special session approved Farmers National Bank as city depository for the coming year. Bond value is 35000 dollars with a 2.66 percent interest rate on daily deposits.

Gonzales Tex Farmers’ National Bank

Investiture at Carnarvon as Prince of Wales Receives Insignia

In Carnarvon Castle the young Prince of Wales was invested with royal insignia amid festival crowds of Welsh locals and visiting dignitaries. King George, Queen Mary, and the prince traveled by royal yacht and special train, with elaborate processions and a 400-voice Welsh choir.

Carnarvon Wales Prince of Wales Griffith’s Crossing London Phillips Griffiths David Liloyd- George King George Queen Mary Prince Victoria and Albert Ireland Holy Head North Road

San Antonio Hotels Praised By Traveling Club Official

J Warren Davis of the Commercial Travelers Club of Springfield Massachusetts says San Antonio has the best hotels south of the Mason-Dixon line and plans to extend his stay to enjoy the city. He notes three San Antonio hotels and cites courteous treatment and city appeal as reasons for praise.

San Antonio J. Warren Davis Commercial Travelers’ Club Springfield Mass United States Davis Commercial Travelers Seattle Texas Galveston Los Angeles New Galvez Mr. Davis Antonio

Every Fourth Woman in New York City Earns Wages

A historical note reports that in New York City one in four women works for pay and overall only 47 percent of women earn more than six dollars per week. The figures reflect gender labor participation and wage levels of the period.

New York City

Taft, Bristow Clash Over Canadian Reciprocity Policy

The speech quotes expose Bristow denouncing a Republican-Democrat alliance to push the reciprocal tariff bill. It accuses Taft of abandoning Roosevelt, aiding large trusts and railroads, while defenders claim the measure must pass to ease tariff burdens. Bristow predicts the bill will pass unamended.

Congress Senate House William H. Taft Indianapolis Bristow

Purdy says he did not know why sugar prosecutions were dropped

Former Assistant Attorney General Milton D. Purdy testified before the house sugar trust committee that he never learned why Attorney General Bonaparte did not prosecute American Sugar Refining officials in 1906 for absorbing the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining concerns. Purdy said he reported all facts to Bonaparte and to Roosevelt only indirectly, and noted Frank C. Lowery of Federal Sugar Refining testified.

Associated Press Washington Milton D. Purdy House Sugar Trust Committee Bonaparte American Sugar Refining Company Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company Purdy George P. Earle Jr Philadelphia

Grand Anti-Prohibition Barbecue At St. Hedwig

An advertisement announces a barbecue at St. Hedwig on Saturday July 15 with good speakers. All are invited to attend.

ST. Hedwig

Durango Land and Timber Co Files Charter in Texas

The Du rango Land and Timber company of Waco with a $570,000 capitalization filed its charter with the Texas secretary of state. It is incorporated to operate 566,204 acres of timber land in Durango, Mexico.

Associated Presses Austin, Tex Durango Land and Timber Company Waco Durango Mexico

Sergeant E C Hoakes Granted Honorable Discharge

The adjutant general's department of Austin Texas issued an order granting an honorable discharge to Sergeant E C Hoakes of company I Third Infantry Corsicana. The discharge followed the recommendation of the company commander of that unit.

Austin Tex Adjutant General’s Department E. C. Hoakes Third Infantry Corsicana

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TIZ The Acre Adjutant General of State Methodist Texas College Qiomiscal Bureau Gif Personnel Board of Department Wilson Ontario Edgar Quaint Town SAN Antonio Hotels Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher Centaur Company Murray Street LA Follette Roosevelt Aldrich Cannon Kansas Champ Clark Sugar Trust American Woolen Company Steel Trust Smelters Trust Rubber Trust East Sugar Investigating Committee Petrich Saur Lumber Wieans Petrich Saur Lumber CO
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