East Coast of Mexico praised as year round garden spot
Article extols the East Coast of Mexico as ideal for farming with corn and vegetables grown monthly. It notes onions market ahead of Laredo by at least two weeks, and claims sugar cane and cotton are lucrative crops.
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Mexico
Laredo
Equal Franchise Society Pushes to Strike Word Qualified Voter
The Equal Franchise Society led by Eleanor Brackenridge asks legislators and district leaders to remove the words qualified voters from the San Antonio Independent School District charter. The letter notes past campaigns for women on the school board and urges support for a charter amendment to allow women to serve.
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Equal Franchise Society
San Antonio Independent
Eleanor Brackenridge
Otto Wahrmund
Ches- Terrell
W. N. Camp
D. A. McAskill
S. B. Davies
B. Schwegmann
Joseph J. Tucker
Fred Terrell
Hertzberg
Evans
Terrell
San Antonio
Ion
Austin
T. M. Campbell
San Antonio Independent School
Eli Hertzberg
J. Noyes Evans
Hertzberg and Evans
Representative
M. Eleanor Brackenridge
The
Campaign Against Hook Worm Campaign Urges Texas Co operation
A statement from the hookworm commission of the state board of health calls on every Texas man and woman to support the campaign to eradicate hookworm in Texas. It notes ten other states are running similar efforts and have achieved significant results in the past two years.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Health
Texas
Delicious Crushed Peach Ice Cream from The Creamery Dairy Co
A brief item notes a peach flavored ice cream from The Creamery Dairy Co. The product highlights crushed peaches and a creamy texture.
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Creamery Dairy CO
County Wealth in Bexar County Rises by 3 Million
Tax Assessor Albert V. Huth reports Bexar County taxable wealth at 100,112,883 dollars this year, up from 97,088,591 last year, driven by new buildings additions and more personal property. He will present the figures to the state tax board in Austin to aid setting a state rate and county budget.
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Bexar County
Albert V. Huth
State
Mr. Huth
Huth
Austin
State Tax Board
Agricultural and Mechanical College
A. L. Love
C. C. McDonald
W. P. Lane
William Meier
Henry T. Phelps
Chartered notes for Caldwell Electric Power & Ice and others
In Austin on July 13 a certificate lists Caldwell Electric Power & Ice company of Caldwell with 10000 capital, incorporators M L Womack C C Nelms and George M Johnston. Also Galveston Houston Recreation club of Galveston with no capital stock and hunting lodge ventures. Fisher Land company of Fisher county with 10000 capital and incorporators McD High Josh Wood and Eugene Wood. Certificate of dissolution filed by Hudson Cotton Oil company of Hamilton.
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Austin
Tex
Caldwell Electric Power & Ice Company of
Caldwell
Capital Stock
M. L. Womack
C. C. Nelms
George M. Johnston
Galveston-Houston
Humane Society report details humane handling and aid
The Bexar County Humane Society released a quarterly report summarizing 247 cases, humane methods taught to youths, and aid given to 25 men and 88 women among others. The report notes animal rescues including horses and dogs, placement of four young girls, and a pending consolidation with the Chamber of Commerce due to donation policy.
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Bexar County Humane Society
Good Shepherd Convent
Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Man Arrested on Forged Checks Involving Government Mules
A man claiming to own a large west Texas ranch was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Dibrell and Deputy Slack at a Fourth Street residence. Officers say two forged checks valued at 8900 and 5000 bore fake endorsements of Major Rolfe Fort Sam Houston. The prisoner said the checks paid him for mules sold to the federal government. Bond set at 1000. preliminary examination scheduled for next Thursday.
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Lockwood National Bank
Groos & Co.’s
West Texas
United States
Dibrell
Slack
Fourth Street
Rolfe
Fort Sam Houston
Edwards
Carl Hahn Awarded Custody Of His Son In Ohio Case
Judge D D Woodmansee denied Mrs Mary Beers possession of her 12 year old son Harry Hahn after habeas corpus proceedings. The boy was moved out of Ohio before service, and relatives reportedly took him to St Louis and handed him to his father Carl Hahn, a symphony orchestra director in San Antonio Texas.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
D. D. Woodmansee
Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas
Mary Beers
Harry Hahn
St. Louis
Carl Hahn
San Antonio
Texas
Colonel Faulkner Encounters Primus On Spring Road
Colonel Faulkner of Texas meets Uncle Primus, an elderly Black man, walking to town to buy tobacco for the week. Primus speaks in dialect about feeling well in spring and joking that he senses the low spots in the fence as life wears on.
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Colonel Faulkner
Texas
Primus
Marie Faulkner
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