Vitalitas Exhibit At Wagner Drug Show Claims Pure Remedy
The display demonstrates the extraction of Vitalitas from crude earth product with a miniature apparatus. Chemists report its ingredients Iron Sulphate Aluminum Sulphate Sodium Alum Calcium Chloride Magnesium Chloride Sodium Chloride and an unanalyzable radio activity. Proponents claim it vitalizes every organ, cures stomach and kidney liver disorders, rheumatism indigestion and more and invite public samples at Wagner's drug store.
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San Antonio
Wagner Drug Store
Vitalitas
Wagner
Major Buell Retired from State Militia After 64 Years
An Austin issued order places Major Allen Buell on the retired list of the state militia. The San Antonio weather observer, aged 64, indicated no official notification yet. His long service includes Civil War action, Spanish-American War, and tenure in the Texas National Guard since 1889.
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Austin
Adjutant General's Department
Allen Buell
Buell
San Antonio
Eighth New York Heavy Artillery
Hancock
Given
Grant
Spottsylvania
Appomatox
Fourth United States Artillery
Signal Corps
Texas National Guard
Fourth Texas Infantry
Asylum Chief Seeks 275000 for New Buildings
Dr. F-8 White, superintendent of the Southwestern Insane Asylum, returned from Austin where he urged state lawmakers to approve a $275,000 appropriation for new buildings. He said the House committee approved the item, with favorable Senate sentiment, to relieve crowding by adding capacity for 500 patients including a 100-bed separate building.
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F-8. White
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Austin
House Committee On Appropriations
White
Senate
House
Mesquite Bean Declared Valuable Hog Feed
J B Peddicord of Asherton promotes mesquite beans as an economical hog feed. He cites experiments showing beans fatten hogs as effectively as digested tankage while costing about $10 per ton versus $62.50. He urges cultivation for two crops annually and notes interest from hog raisers and the state animal husbandry department.
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J. B. Peddicord
Asherton
Peddicord
City plans dammed river pool and playground at Brackenridge Park
San Antonio river commissioner George Surkey backs a joint effort by the Playground Association and Boy Scouts to dam the San Antonio river in Brackenridge Park. The project aims to create a swimming and wading pool and an athletic field for city children, with hopes for multiple swimming holes along the river. Mayor Brown approves. a council petition to permit diverting the river to Brackenridge Park is expected at the next meeting.
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George Surkey
San Antonio
Playground Association
Boy Scouts
Brackenridge Park
Surkey
The
Playgrounds Association
Childe
Carnegie Story Hour Club
W. M. Brumby
Brown
A. W.S. Garden
Victor Keller
Boy Scouts’ Council
Dr. Brumby
R. H. Wester
E.D. Love
Carnegie Story Hour
Batteries Move to Leon Springs as Fort Sam Hosts
Battery A of the Third Field Artillery left Fort Sam Houston for Leon Springs yesterday and will stay until August 10. The regiment’s remaining batteries join August 4, then march back to Fort Sam. Rifle and revolver competition teams prepare for inter department events at Fort Niagara, with preliminaries starting August 1 and plans for pursuit of crack shots.
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Third Field Artillery
Leon Springs
Fort Sam Houston
Sam Houston
Third Cavalry
Browne
Douglas
Ariz
Fort Niagara
New York
Army
Hotel Guests and Arrivals Across San Antonio
A roundup of visitors and registrants at major San Antonio hotels documents names from Beaumont Comanche Dallas and beyond. W W E Wrather J F Merrill M A Glentzer C R Smyth and many others are noted at hotels including St Anthony Bowie Crockett Gunter Menger Savoy Bexar and Memger with several planning trips to St Louis or returning from trips.
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W.W. E. Wrather
Beaumont
St. Anthony
Co. A. Nabera
J. H. Hill
Comanche
Tex
City
Bexar Hotel
M. Howe
Dallas
Bowie Hotel
J. F. Merrill
Ete City
Okla
Crockett Hotel
George L. Golder
Asherton Se
Savoy
L. E. Bennett
Natalia
Tez
Gunter
R. D. Balghwin
St. Louie
Memger
O. PF. Hartmann
Tivoli
T. Anthony Hotel
West
Joseph
Boehmer and Son
Eagle Pass
Bexar
J. C. Scott
Galveston
M. A. Glentzer
Carrizo Springs
Gunter Hotel
B. V. Boggs
Bowie
George V. Chandler
Indianapolis
Ind
V. Hogan
Marfa
Menger
W. F. Moore
Kansas City
C. R. Byrne
Tilden
A. L. Gray
St. Louis
B. J. Connelly
Oklahoma City
C. E. Blake
Waco
W. H. Ogden
New Orleans
Crockett
A. P. Lewis
New York
Menger Hotel
Ben Henn
Seguin
A. J. Robinson
Houston
C. O. Call
Harlandale hot sulphur water restores thousands to health
Thousands are being treated with Harlandale hot sulphur water as doctors send patients in ambulances and on canes for rheumatism and other ailments. Many report relief after a few baths, aided by modern methods and courteous attendants. A booklet details ailments that yield to these medicinal properties.
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Harlandale
Ull
Flores
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Jose Cantu and Lupe Rodri. Jose Maria and Ramon. La Metre M. Grees and Ans M. Grees. Lee Bourgeois and Nettie Talker. Alvin P. Reyer and Josephine Roubel.
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Jose Cantu
Lupe Rodri
Jose Maria
Ramon
M O
la- Metre
M. Grees
Ans
M M. Grees
Lee Bourgeoig
Nettie Talker
Alvin P. Reyer
Josephine Roubel
Townsends Additions and Perryman Stable Listed at $20
A fragment notes X H Townsend addition on Fifth Street and D P Perryman stable on B Crockett Street with a price of $20. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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X. H. Townsend
Fifth Street
D. P. Perryman
B Crockett Street
Secretary Returns From Summer Meet
E B Dilley San Antonio Y M C A secretary returns from a month traveling through Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Indiana and other northern states after attending a Lake Geneva conference. He reports Southwest Texas crops near San Antonio among the best and notes the potential for a city night school program though space limits hinder expansion.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Lake Geneva
Wis
Detroit
Chicago
Buffalo
Rochester
E. B. Dilley
San Antonio
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Texas
Cleveland
Association
Dilley
Conference Meeting Focuses On Association Work
Attendance centered on a technical discussion of the association work in all its phases. Secretaries from Seago Buffalo St. Louis and other large cities attended the session.
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Seago
St.uis
Groceryman stabbed during burglary on Concepcion avenue
M Hahn a grocer on Concepcion avenue was badly slashed across the forearm by a Mexican thief in his store shortly before 10 o clock last night. The wound required six stitches. The assailant escaped as the grocer grappled with him. Mounted officers searched the area but found nothing.
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M. Hahn
Concepcion Avenue
Mr. Hahn
Maltsberger and Kohr
Severe Oklahoma storm damages towns and oil fields
A severe storm in Avant Oklahoma damaged several buildings injuring five people. The storm also struck Northeastern Oklahoma causing thousands of dollars in oil field damage with derricks and storage tanks blown down and fires burning. rain aided parched oil country.
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Avant
Okla
Oklahoma
Clan McDuff Plans Highland Gathering in San Antonio
Clan McDuff of the Order of Scottish Clans in San Antonio plans a first of its kind Highland gathering with Scottish dancing by a girls chorus, speeches, and games. About 20 more girls will join the 12 already learning dances. The event may occur early September in the open air with plaid costumes.
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Clan
San Antonio
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M'Duff
E. Hertzberg Jewelry CO
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