Citywide meeting to unite San Antonio merchants
San Antonio business leaders plan a large public gathering on the Gunmer Hotel lawn to boost local prosperity. The Chamber of Commerce, joined by other groups, will host speeches, band, quartet, and short remarks limited to three minutes. Light refreshments to cost 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reneral Meyiins
Chamber of Commeerce
Gunmier Hotel
Luis
Lonic
Iuvilasiver
Chamber of Comree
Ciisens
Veamber of Commerce
St Anthony Harel
Cnmmittee
I. ¥. Hucker
L. 5
Martoc E. Senoff
W. AL Furlong
As Zalmanzis
Charles Graebner
Julie B. Carrington
L. B. Clery
Chamber of Commerce
Thantmaster
Oreations
Rotary Club
Teal Estate Eschange
Antamobiie Clu
Tet Merchans
Resoelation
Manufacturers Club
Chater of Commerce and
Finailed
San Antonio
Lo Membara
Elie
Chamber of Commitrce
Ihpisame
Club Reduces Capital for Rockhill Corporation
The secretary of state today approved and filed an amendment to the charter of the Rockhill Country Club of San Antonio committing to increase capital stock from 250000 dollars. The filing occurred in Austin on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhill Corporation
Austin
Tex
Secreaary of
State
Department
Rockhill Country Club of
San Antonio
Fragmented 1900s Texas notices mix theft and town news
A garbled page reports a theft at the sheriff Tobin house with a go ld watch and other items recovered across several locations including Moonships and Franklin Taxicabs. Other items mention a Madison Square concert, a San Antonio meeting, real estate builds in Fredericksburg, and a false burglar scare at a White Fratealoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marison Square
Tsecond
Madison Square
Seattesn
Sungy
Jornift
Warglers Watchmaker Shop Break-In Reported
Officers found the torch in front of a large steel safe during a shop intrusion. No suspects were present as the proprietor explained he left the torch burning due to lights being out, hoping patrols would notice the break in at Friedman's watchmaker shop.
Indiana party to San Antonio exposition trip listed
A delegation of 26 Indiana towns with 161 travelers will board a special train to San Antonio for the San Francisco exposition. The group will spend the day being entertained by Indiana Society of Bids and Chamber of Commerce members, with visits from Elwood, Hobbs, Fort Wayne, Tipton, Greenfield, Redkey, Logansport and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San Bruncisco
A. F. Sureddin
Indiana Society of Bids
Chamber of Clommaree
Elwood
Hobbs
Fort Wayne
Tipton
Greenfield
Redkey
Trunkport
van Buren
Kussiaville
West Middleton
Alexandria
Anderson
Atlanta
Sweetster
Logansport
Hartford City
Plymouth
Keepton
Arcadia
Sharpsville
Marion
Xokame
Goshen
New Paris
Rochester
Chinaso
Police announce visible number rule for autos
Police head quarters said auto numbers must be clearly visible. motorcycles will be targeted for arrests where numbers on vehicles are partially hidden by tires or other gear. The ordinance requires numbers to be readable at all times and cites penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Eddie Philips and Gursh Casper appear among marriage license filings along with Dine Mors ait Tayiss Parchemin listing Ohn May and Stella Ochre and Walter W. Ham with Theresa Sutton. Frank Conaway and dahanan Tawraita t and Charles Alfred Baker with Dolly We also appear in the license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Philips
Gursh Casper
Dine Mors Ait Tayiss Parchemin
Ohn May
Stella Ochre
Walter W. Ham
Theresa Sutton
Frank Conaway
Dahanan Tawraitat
Charles Alfred Baker
Dolly We
Building Permits Issued For Local Additions
Ron Wriel receives a building permit for a three room addition on South Hisemareel with wiring and a new deck. The project value is listed as 808 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Wriel
South
I. Harthotomat
Upstairs Postoffice May Become Popular
Washington dispatch reports that an upstairs postoffice for Chicago could lead to similar facilities in Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and Richmond as a cost saving measure amid rising postal traffic. Officials cite ground space as costly and argue stacked floors offer better efficiency while reducing land needs and congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Richmond
National Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Treasury
Congress
City debate on hiring deputy to guard Me dine lake fish
Experimenting in large cities raises uncertainty about adopting the idea. At a Wednesday meeting of the Lin e Up at the Menger Hotel officials discussed forming a fish protection group to fund a game deputy at the dam. A. Walton Jr presented the issue, noting correspondence with the state chief deputy and the possibility of a deputy wardenship if funds are raised. Fishermen are accused of breaking fish laws, threatening the lake’s supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medum Dan
Medine
Menger Hotel
Aroa
Game, Fish and Oyster
A. ¥. Walton Jr
State Office
Wilton
Chicago mystery of an adopted child revealed after decades
A Chicago widow born Esther, later Esther Bunker in Wilmette and then Deep Creek Washington, was found to have been fostered by the Home for the Friendless as a baby. Records show no formal adoption papers, and Esther later married Otto Behn, living a long life before the unknown roots surfaced. The tale traces multiple generations, marriages, and relocations from Chicago to Laporte, Wilmette, and beyond. The case highlights forgotten guardianship practices and archival gaps in the 1877 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carrie Campbell
Charles Miller
Miller
Millers
Laporte
Ind
Fhusband
Willaim Brockman
Brockman
Ehence
T. J. Maddy
Superior Court
Naddy
Ono
Paul Sehraginn
Linden Avenue
Lertey
Bunkers
Esther
Otto Tiehn
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Beh
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June W. Tobin
Galhein
John Subira
Franklin
Sadaman
Wateh
Stasio Bargain Ale
Adv
O'Connell Lean Ce
E. Houstan
Gunter Howl
Ackerotaun Plumbing Co
Taree C
W. Daris
Elgin
Bezng County
E. M. Collins
Mach Wailding
Frederickburg
Predericksberg
Tew Kneuse
Th J. Martin
Wille Haun
Professor Gaderle
Alfred Schaefer
Edwin Grobe
Exposition Park
San Antonio Humane Society
Hicks Bldg
Central Police and Fire Station
St. Mary's
Markets St
Cnttlerea
Fred Davidson
Fal
Travis
Franklin Taxieahis
Ady
Wim. N. Caparre
Mfg Jeweler
Houston St
Louis
Ade
Wndter
FB. J. Boland
Heimann Street
Eany
Green
Hefrg
We Women
Justin Campbells Court
Inv
Sala Antonio Loan & Trust Co
Benidus Privilesea
West Commerce
Cuarantess
Capital and Stockholders
Dotet Beecurtes
READ
Joske
The
Joske Store
Vonmlete Wick Jan
Drelock
Marseilles
Tod
Goofy
Ander
Tomer
Butte
Yegular
Susan
Wem Con
Lomorrow
Aly
Friedman
Brady Elde
Ban] Francisca
Ban Diego
Indiana
Dulluig Printing Co
Losoya St
Kia
G. E. Tinkham
Sulto
Henry Meyer
Meyer
Martin Wright
Res
Crockett
Byran Newton
the Treasury
Post Office
Iass
Dinamoriana
Pwr Ds
Traces
the Emmet Bank
Commerce Street
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