Holmgreen Elected Rotary Club President in San Antonio
George C. Holmgreen was elected president of the Rotary Club of San Antonio at the annual meeting at the St. Anthony hotel succeeding R. Clarence Jones. Officers include Porter F. Loring as vice president and Paul H. Scholz as secretary treasurer with Gus Zalmanzig and others as directors. Jones received a gold watch and a prolonged ovation in his final chair address.
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George C. Holmgreen
Rotary Club
R. Clarence Jones
St. Anthony
Rotary
San Antonio
Porter F. Loring
Paul H. Scholz
Gus Zalmanzig
Elmer Abbey
J. Frank Davis
Emil E. Hillie
W. B. Russ
F. E. Scobey
J. R. Sprague
F. A. Winerich
Jones
Harry L. Miller
E. Y. White
Lewis K. Beck
W. H. Chambers
H. Duane
Elliott
Henry W. Finck
J. Ira
Mr. Davis
Park
Junk Dealer Arrested Near Sunset Depot
United States Deputy Marshal John L. Dibrell arrested a junk dealer on a federal charge of possessing 300 pounds of copper believed stolen from an interstate shipment. He was released on a $1000 bond. A second man faced grand jury action for operating a retail liquor business without a license, bond set at $1000. Hotel and Park at Sutherland Springs opens Sunday June 1 for the season.
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United States
John L. Dibrell
Sunset Depot
Social Club dances and notices for June events
Bexar social club hosts a Saturday dance at 420 Polaris street with Willett's Orchestra and 25 cent admission. Dixie Social Club plans a Sunday dance at West End Lake pavilion with Willett's Orchestra. g ents pay 60 cents, ladies free. Also police kill two mad dogs at Polaris street. A theft charge involves a young white man tied to three diamond rings worth 500 dollars. Palm Beach mohair and silk suits advertised at discount. Richter’s coffee cake advertised.
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Bexar
W. O. W. Hall
Willett's Orchestra
Dixie Social Club
West End Lake Pavillion Gents
Willett
Dallas
Creek Cleared Appeal Leads to Brush Removal Plan
Former Alderman John Kinney filed with river and ditch chief George Surkey to clear a brush heap beneath the Alazan creek bridge at South Laredo street. He argues the obstruction chokes the channel and risks high water damage.
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Wants Creek
John Kinney
George Surkey
River and Ditch Department
South Laredo Street
Kenney
Cardus Credited By Henryetta Woman After Years Of Ill Health
Mrs Anna Hileman of Henryetta Oklahoma details eight years of headaches backaches and other womanly troubles. After trying treatments in Colorado Dakota Missouri and Kansas she found relief with Cardui taking two bottles she regained strength and weight from 100 to 146 pounds now works full duties and endorses Cardui as a household staple. Drug stores advertise Cardui as a women s tonic and urge readers to get a bottle.
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Henryetta, Oklah
Anna Hileman
Colorado
Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Cardus
Henryetta
Okla
Simple Guide to Reducing Weight with Oil of Kerein
A lightweight weight loss notice promotes oil of kerein capsules from Summers Drug Store as a safe easy method. It urges open air time, daily doses after meals and before bed, weekly weigh ins, and claims quick visible results with improved digestion and energy.
Fire destroys property. extensive loss and repairs advertised
A large fire Thursday night caused heavy damage due to the distance from a water supply. Loss estimated at 700 dollars, partially insured. Classified ads follow for home repairs, lumber, jewelry, dentistry, and civil service examinations. Garden concert for Hermann Sons members noted.
May Records Slightly Warmed With Rain Excess
May produced the hottest day since 1912 with the 98 degree high on the 31st. The month averaged 87.1F highs and 65.1F lows, 76.1F mean, about 1.3F above normal, and 3.85 inches of rainfall, 0.89 inches above normal, with a southwest wind at 9.9 mph and a 83 mph gust on the 18th from the northeast.
Deficit to be funded by 1.32 billion pound borrowing
London prints an official note from Chancellor Reginald McKenna detailing a 1916 17 deficit covered by loans estimated at 1 323 105 000 pounds. The plan envisions borrowing over 3 600 000 pounds daily on average as part of wartime finance. Separately an item notes the Hotel and Park at Sutherland Springs opening for the season with travel ads to New York via New Orleans and sleeper lines to Memphis and Chicago.
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Rotary Club
Brackenridge Park
Rotary
William T. Capers
Hugh McLellan
The
Central Christian Church
J. P. DeLesdernier
Willard E. Simpson
Frederick L. Thompson
Herman Holmegreen
London
Exchequer
Reginald McKenna
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Selz
W. & G. Shoe Company
Selz Shoes
East Houston Street
Crown Chemical Co
Haecker
Holmgreen
Ou Auto Ned
Cones
Kercheville
Arthur Storms
Robert J. Harding
Sutherland Springs
Kool Kloth
Palm Beach
Norfolk
Pinch Back
Dalkowitz Bros. Co
Polaris Street
Palm Beaches
Harry. Hummel
West Commerce St
Kampmann Bldg
Richter
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Medina Lake
I. & G. N. Railroad
Horace Booth
J. M. Ball
J. W. Daley
Galveston
J. W. King
O'Connell Loan Co
Touston St
Lula Griensenbeck
University of Texas
Austin
University
Hermann Sons Garden
W. G. Schuwirth & Co
Wees St
Crockett
Resender
Calixtro Resendez
Leandra Resendez
Court of Criminal Appeals
Wright Bros
Bedell Bldg
A. W. Kuehm
Leal Street
Oklahoma
Kuntz-Albaugh Lumber Co
J. F. Carl and
Rw. Wt. Ward
Bedell Building
Fhone Crockett
Hermann Sons
P. F. Stewart
State Education Board
Stewart
Dullalg Printing Co
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
H. S. Bock
Bradbudg. Crockett
Young & Ramsey
Cro
Koehler Park
Sam
Government Hospital For the
S. P
Weather Bureau
McKenna
New York
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Memphis
Chicago
Columbia
Grace Kerns
Rosary
Old Virginia
Stellar
Old Oaken Bucket
Olumbia
Harry McClaskey
Fremstad
Seagle
Graveure
Ysage
Casals
Columbia Records
New Columbia Records
Columbia Grafonola
South Texas Music Co
Avenue C
San Astenlo Music Co
W. Commerce St
the House of
San Antonio Music Company
West
Commerce Street
Grafonola Department
Phone Crockett
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