Golden wedding celebrated by Mr and Mrs Scott
Mr and Mrs A L Scott marked fifty years of marriage yesterday at 507 West Macon Street. The couple, married in Greenville Alabama, have spent 33 years in Southwest Texas and moved to San Antonio. Mr Scott 74 remains active as an engineer and surveyor, crediting General Lee's army for his vigor. Nine of eleven children survive, with six sons and three daughters.
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A. L. Scott
West
Macon Street
Greenville
Ala
Scott
Texas
San Antonio
Lee
Two Largest Oklahoma Ears Brought to Tulsa
Tulsa residents were shown what are claimed to be the two largest ears of corn grown in Oklahoma this year. One ear measured over 15 inches, eight inches in circumference and weighed more than two pounds. The farmer said such large ears are common in the area.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Aldermen To Choose City Depository Bank This Week
City aldermen met to compare bids from West Texas Bank and Trust Co and San Antonio National Bank to act as municipal fiscal agent for the 1912-18 year. West Texas offered no interest on sinking funds and warrants while San Antonio National proposed interest on deposits and a 5 percent rate on funded warrants, with about $12 000 projected in costs.
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West Texas Bank and Trust Company
San Antonio National Bank
D. Sullivan & Co
Wake Weruere
Leon N. Walthall
State Bank
Guaranty Fund
Thanking Lydia E Pinkham Medicine for Daughter’s Recovery
A Fitchville Ohio mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after its remedy restored her ill daughter who suffered pains, weakness, coughing, nervous prostration, and melancholy. The letter praises the product and urges others to consider it for female troubles and irregularities.
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Fitchville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. C. Conn
Lynn
Mass
San Antonio council approves June payrolls amid depository debate
San Antonio city council at an adjourned session approved paying June salaries totaling 47 550 20 and merchants' bills 10 473 45 while delaying a decision on a financial agent and depository. A plan to redeem 200 000 in bonds held by D Sullivan bank was rejected for now. The body adjourned to Thursday to revisit the matter, with a special police resolution opposed as out of order.
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San Antonio
D. Sullivan Bank
Boynton
Richter
Uhr
Manemann
Queson
West Texas Bank and Trust Company Agreing
Lambert
Lipscomb
Fincham
Ryan
Mauermann
Kenney
City of
Mayme Boynton Apyrman Boyet
Recall of 200000 City Bonds Holds by D Sullivan Co
Aldermen Mauermann introduced an ordinance recalling 200000 in city bonds now held by D Sullivan Co. Insurgent members did not suspend rules to vote on redemption pending legality of the issue. They back taking up the bonds if legally issued and may align with regulars at the next adjourned meeting.
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D. Sullivan & Co
Mauermann
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