Texas to use federal money for state tuberculosis sanitarium
State officials expect about 289000 dollars in interest bearing funds from the federal claim for ranger service along the Texas border to be paid soon. Congressman Garner says the money will finance a tuberculosis sanitarium at an abandoned army post in Texas, with the exact site to be determined. The plan envisions using the federal sum plus any required state additions to complete the hospital, likely near Fort Clark or another former post. The claim, long disputed, has gained support as postwar financing and legislation align to fund the project.
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Texas
John N. Garner
San Artur
Gorney
Gather
United States
Union
Pongresman Garner
Sanltaridm
Saugit
Aixte
Furtlark
West Teyai
Couid
Frank
Bush Iék
Colquitt
Neao
Tort Clark
Sar Angelo
Great Southwest
The
Luck Tire & Manufacturing Co
Diamond Tire Co
Dunlap Tire
Fish Tire Co
Republic Tire Co
Goodyear Rubber Co
Bell Telephone System
Bell Company
Massachusetts
Woman Refuses Operation and Uses Lydia E Pinkham's Drink
Louisville letter recounts a woman who refused an operation for a former trouble amid severe symptoms. She credited Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health, improved sleep, and ability to perform housework and walk long distances. The testimonial urges others to consider the remedy when surgery is not yet required.
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Lydia
M Binkham
Tinkham
Din E. Pinkhams
M. Resch
Broadway
Louieville
Pinkhars
Pinkpanr
Lidia
Pirkhan Medcine Co
Toad
Southern State Facility Planned From Legislature Funds
The brief note indicates a substantial project for the southern part of the state, funded by a government appropriation approved by the Legislature. Construction can proceed promptly once the needed assurances arrive.
Bandera County Road Bond Backers Visit For 49 Mile Plan
Bandera county officials and boosters urged the Commissioners Court to authorize a bond issue to build 49 miles of improved highway linking Boxer county the county seat. County Judge James R Davie and two aides traveled Wednesday with Gilbert Gutzelt Fred Bennett and John Warren among others to discuss costs maintenance and feasibility with Bandera leaders and Bexar county officials.
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Commissioners’ Court
Bandera County
Boxer County
Bandera
James R. Davie
Ipady
Charles XX Gutzelt
Fred Bennett
John W. Warren
State Gond Heads Association
D. E B. Colm
Bexar County Highway League
Bexar County
Bandsee
Bennett
Joan Dudlow
Instructors Go North to Study Conditions at St Clauis College
Faculty members from St Clauis College travel north for summer study to access premier educational centers. Rev James Canning sails to New York while Brother Joseph Miller heads to Baltimore. President Alghonse Fl joins his brother at Pittburg and Rev A Mirsche plans time in St Louis. Grather Eadbyard remains active at Brackenridge Villa. visitors include Archbishop Mora and Bishop M Ruiz. Retreats for laymen from San Antonio and beyond start July 16 through July 19 with a warm Catholic welcome.
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St. Clauis College
James Canning
New Yorke
Joseph Miller
Baltimore
Anather Alghonse
St. Mary's Collegs
Pitheburg
A. Mirsche
The
Irollege
Mreet
St. Louis
Central House of the Order
Chaminade College
Clayton
San Antonio
Grather Eadbyard
Brackenridge Villa
Callega
Mora
Mexico City
M. Ruiz
Chapas
Mexico
A. G. Pena
Clas
Gurmus “Christi
Willian Schmitt
Elass
Hondo
Texas Supreme Court To Hear Appeal In Receivership Case
Attorney Guy S McFarlond travels to Austin to present mandamus in Arkansas Bell railroad receivership. West Texas Bank seeks to annul Judge J C Terrell's appointment. Fourth Court declined jurisdiction. Bond issue unclear. Chambliss refused bond amount. case advances to state Supreme Court.
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Guy S McFarlond
Acatia
Supreme Court of Texas
Artesian Bell Railroad
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
F. Simmons
J. C. Terrell
Supreme Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Fi G. Chambliss
Terrell
Cancaliea
Draftsman position offered by civil service commission
A civil service notice announces a draftsman job for Wart Sam Houston with an examination on July 29. The $116.66 monthly pay and length depend on appointment. applicants need a high school education and two years engineering experience or equivalent education. Other exams include explosives chemist August 3 and apprentice electrical engineer August 4.
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Mino
Sam Houston
Civil Tuice Commission
Nso
Sis Halal
Judge Ezeli Goes Fishing on Mustang Island
District Judge W. F. Brew leaves San Antonio Wednesday for Mustang Island to fish, planning a possible two week absence. The notice includes varied local items such as an 8:30 p.m. meeting, police and court notices, and court actions, all reflecting a busy municipal scene with deputies and officials traveling or coordinating from San Antonio.
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Ezeli
W. F. Brew
Mustang Island
Housing for Aviation Corps Goes Up Near Fort Sam
Construction begins on housing and facilities for the aviation corps at Fort Sam Houston area. An administration building officers quarters barracks and fever halls will rise first to support troops and equipment for deployment to San Antonio later this year. Contract awarded to F Keerner of San Antonio with completion aimed by mid December.
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Aviation Corps
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Arguni
F Keerner
Rosacember
New York City
bin Antone
Sil
Okin
Waite
Cera
Seoks
Bastille Day Observed by San Antonio French Colony
French residents in San Antonio marked the July 14 anniversary with a gathering in Nagies hall for members of the French colony and the French Mutual Aid Society. An entertainment featured a smoker for men and refreshments were served.
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Bastille
United States
Nagies Hall
Freich Mutual Aid Society
At- Gur Iel
Lower Award In San Antonio Belt Case Rejected By Jury
A San Antonio Belt and Terminal Company condemnation action over land on San Pedro Creek ended with a lower award from a county court jury. The jury gave $20,006 to Mr and Mrs Leal, far less than the board of con feration’s earlier $21,400 for the land used for a terminal site. An appeal is expected. Proceedings began last week and concluded Tuesday afternoon.
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Board of Consemination
San J Antonio Belt, & Terminal Company
Santos Leal
Pfr
Leal
Felt & Terminal Company
Hamilton arrives after 1100 mile cavalry trip to Se An fonio
Lieutenant Charles S. Hamilton of the Seventh Cavalry completed an 1100 mile auto journey from Kansas City. He followed the old Santa Fe trail through Kansas towns including Wiegia and Reno, stopping in Lawten before reaching Se An fonio on Wednesday morning.
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Charles S. Hamilton
Seventh Cavalry
Se An Fonio
Boonins
Iansis City
Sants Fe
Kanan Cit
Wiegia
Kan
Reno
Lawten
Oklahoma Traveler Altered Route Amid Bad Roads
A traveler from Oklahoma passing Wichita Falls and Waco faced deteriorated highways forcing detours on the way to Hanses and Port Leavenworth. Lieutenant Hamilton has been at the service school in Port Leavenworth and now aims to reach San Antonio soon, piloting a Studebaker four door sedan of the 1915 type.
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Okla
Wichita Falls
Waco
Hanses
Oklahoma
Hamilton
Port Leavenworth
San Antonio
Studebaker
Lime for Tuberculosis in the Journal of the American Medical Association
The article discusses calcium lime deficiency linked to tuberculosis treatment and cites Kekman’s Alterative as a non-opiate, non-carcinogenic option. It notes physician Foustes’ stance and mentions Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia marketing the preparation.
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Cfi Dean
Minneapolis
Kekman
Fischer
Eckman Labomtory
Philad
Iptis
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