Voters Listed Storefront Names In Fragmented Roll Call
A partial OCR list shows voters and addresses including Miss May Burke Miss Ethel Kerns 604 Montana Avenue Miss Florance Cappuyns Olive Grove Miss Pear Yours Pancoast Mor Mrs Emma Cazell Menger Hotel Rose Slede Castra and other names with addresses such as 424 Garden Street 421 Callahan 308 Maverick Place 209 Mason and 421 Callahan. The fragment lacks clear context but reads like a voter or resident registry excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Burke
Joske Bros
Ethel Kerns
Montana
Rtree
Mise Florance Cappuyns
Olive Grove
Pear
Yours
Pancoast-Mor
Emma Cazell
Menger Hotel
New
Mies Rose
Castra
Jennie Allan
Wolff G Mars
Marguerita Brown
Washer Broa
Dan .H. P
Light Brigade Ballot Contest Nears Final Victory
The city’s vote race intensifies as candidates push hard for the coveted gold medal. Reports cite heavy voting, unseen strategy, and a rival among the top contenders, with public interest peaking ahead of Saturday’s decisive ballot and the hall of fame honor awaiting the winner.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound touted for maternity aid
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female health issues, claiming it helps restore health and enable motherhood. Testimonies from Mrs. Maggie Gilmer and Mrs. Josephine Hall are cited, and readers are invited to write for advice to Mrs Taiehaen in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maggie Gilmer
West Union
D. C
Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Lydia K. Pinkhenra
Taiehaen
Lynn
Mass
Contest Promotes Cheerful Front Runners and Big Votes
A call to voters to support candidates without bitterness, urging participation in a contest ending next Saturday night. Prizes include trips to New York, Denver, Mexico City, and other destinations with transportation and expense money. Rules promise simple ballots, public tallies, and a trusted committee tallying returns.
City Council Fixes Bond and Seats New Alderman
The council adopted an ordinance authorizing Prospect Hill Improvement District No. 7 bonds totaling 45 629 with a 40 year term and a 26 year call option, levying a tax to pay interest. John Wickeland was sworn in as alderman at large to fill the late Captain John T. Hambleton’s seat. An appropriation of 6700 was approved to provide legal entrances to Brackenridge Park and to cover appraisers damages from recent condemnation proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill Tower
John Wickelard
Iman
John T. Hambleton
Brackenridge Park
Brackenidge Park
John Wickeland
John
T. Hagbleton
Wickland
Callaghan
Manermann
Fiance Committee
Sn Prdinance
Prospect Hil
Prospect Hill
iMavermann
Mayo Gallaghan
Snowden
Travis Park
Menger
Health Department
Favora Uly
Shermanna
Pinchal
Rechter
Makarhn Ang WV
Citzens
Lockwoon
San Pedro Parle
Hermann Bons
Contested Light Page Names Candidates for San Antonio Contest
After the issue of The Ziel, voting closes Saturday August tet at 9 pm. No employee or relative of any Light employee may be a candidate. Contestants must be San Antonio ladies. Ballots issued with The Light subscriptions count as votes when received by The Light. Subscription certificates determine votes, with varied pricing for daily and Sunday editions and different subscription durations. No certificate issued for less than one dollar, and extra copies are not printed for coupon sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
Sia
Pearl C. Young
Pancoast-Morgan's
Ias
Menton & Word
Tne Ziel
San Antonio
Garrier
Tha LightMitl
Vale
Twenty third avogal convention to be held in Texas
The twenty third avogal convention of the County Judges and Commissioners association of Texas will meet in San Antonio August 6 and 7 with officials from every county expected. The Business Men's club and local judges will host tours and a banquet, while sessions cover roadmaking, poverty, juvenile and indigent care, legislation, and county administration topics. The program lists multiple speakers from various counties detailing funding, convict labor, pauper relief, and county services.
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Avogal
Tw County Judges and Commissioners’ Association of Texas
San Antonio
Business Men's Club
Slluck
Sommers
Poor Meyer
Kroeger
Texeo
Phil Hi
Hiram
Lively
Texas
John W. Hornsby
Travis County
P. R. Boyd
Kaufman County
Rene Stewals
Parker County
J. W. Manning
Tunt County
A. G. Beard
Brazos County
Iu. K. Kane
Hays Coustly
Phil J. Shoak
Hexan
John Church
Collin County
1. W. Wead
Robertson County
Guorge H. McLaren
Young Couny
J. I. Crayson
B. B. Richle
Pala Mto
A. Denny
Clay County
F. FE. Adams
Johnson County
George J. Mann
Galveston County
Lee Watlaca
Kern County
laan--Joun Ly
Terrell
Tarrant County
A. E. Terrell
Wise County
Attak
C. V. Terrell
Wie
P. West
Graxson County
Hunt County
James
Stinson
Tones County
G. A. Summers
DeWil County
Thompson
Grath County
HLM
Wurzbach
Guadalupe County
Joo
Haskell County
W. J. Shiller
Bell County
County Judges and Commissioners' Association
P. Tigely
Dallaay N
Smith
WM County
Candidates win New York trip return via Chicago hotel stay
The report notes candidates winning a New York trip and returning through Chicago. They stay two days at the Del Prado in Chicago, a premier hotel on Midway Boulevard near Washington Avenue, adjacent to Chicago University and Jackson Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Hotel del Prado
Midway Boulevard
Washington Avenue
Chicago University
Jackson Park
Democratic Convention Set For Saturday at Beethoven Hall
The Bexar County Democratic Convention is scheduled for Saturday at Beethoven Hall, with a 10 am start after a 9:30 am canvassing session by the county Democratic Executive Committee to review last Saturday’s primary returns. Delegates to the state convention on August 11 will be elected, and the county executive committee will be formally ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Beethoven Hall
Democratic Negutive Coromittes
Amd
Marit Hall
Tok
Campaign expense reports due in ten days says county
Last Saturday's primary prompts all officers, candidates, and committees to file itemized campaign expense statements within ten days. The reports must be notarized, filed through the county judge, and cover all expenditures.
County Executive Chair Urges Creditor Clearance for Primary Bills
C. L. Rees, chair of the county executive committee, requests that all persons holding bills committed on account of the primary last Saturday report to Max F. Beaker at the headquarters in the Book Building on Trouston for audit, so checks can be issued or mailed by August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rees
Max F. Beaker
Hedquarters
Trouston
Honey and Trefaconfe Cure Ads for Consumption
The ad urges nations battle the white plague and claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds, safe and effective with proven results. It warns against unknown preparations and promotes the genuine yellow packaged remedy from Bexgr Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumpton
Foley’ Honay
Hotey
Bexgr Drug Co
Wanted for U S Army Able-Bodied Men
Wanted for U S Army able bodied men between 18 and 25 who are citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits and who can speak read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Officer Moore Building Ave C and Houston St San Antonio Tex.
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U. S. Army
United States
Moore Building
Ave. C
Houston St
San Antogio
Tex
Pliner
Aicasi
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Victor Talking Machine Co
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