Marriage License Issued and Local Notices From San Antonio
A marriage license was issued to Anton Btenchaca and Livie Dominguez. The Sunday Light reports a funeral for Joseph F. Spruce at 631 Porter Street, assorted local business ads, street projects, park events, police actions, and community notices across San Antonio including fire station sites and public works plans.
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Anton Btenchaca
Livie Dominguez
Kendall & Ripa
Bas Houston Street
Lnte
Joseph’ F. Spruce
Porter Street
Sullivan -Shoes Co. A
Benevolent Anniversary in San Pedro Park Celebration
The Mexican Benevolent Society marked its 29th anniversary with a two day event at San Pedro Park. A 7:30 PM procession from Washington Square led streetcars to the park for feasting dancing and music, with attendees enjoying the night’s festivities.
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The
Mexican Benevolent Society
San Pedro Park
Washington Square
San Medro Park
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Healing Across Systems
The ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a foundation for health by purifying blood, nourishing nerves, aiding digestion, and improving sleep. It claims permanent cures for neuralgia hysteria and heart palpitations, praising the remedy as unmatched by others and urging trials to prove its efficacy.
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Paine
Ained
Notable visitors and locals in the city scene
Dallas resident H Nye is at the Mary erlok and Judge W N Parks of Brownsville is at the Mahncke. Monterey visitor Harry Fretteler will stay for the Interstate drill. I N G XNI railway foreman Cavanaugh was here yesterday. B S Wakefield returns from Austin while Albert Bohner heads to New Orleans to visit relatives. A A McMeans of San Marcos with his wife and two children stay at the Maverick. Jim Rigby Dr Scott Y A Raymond Henry Wazlavzik Robi Bennett back from Tamaulipas. Annie R Moss and Jesse D Kane San Antonio belles arrive to spend four days with Mrs Merriman. William Berry of Aransas Pass railroad arrives from Yoakum and stays at the Mahneke. Colonel D R B Fant of Georgetown arrives with family and W S Lybrook and Mrs Collins as guests of the Mahneke. Post Office: inspector Frank Hamilton in town. carriers to take vacations starting July 1. Marge Lucy Lytle of Money Order apartment on vacation at Corpus Christi.
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Harry Frettelere
Monterey
Mex
Foreman Cavanaugh
I. N. G. Xni
Taylor
Texas
B. S. Wakefield
Ellison
Austin
Jim Rigby
Dr. Scott
Y. A. Raymond
Henry Wazlavczik
Robi, Bennett
al Twe
Tamaulipas
Annie R. Moss
Jesse D. Kane
San Antonio
Wiliam Berry
Aransas Pass
Yoakum
Mahneke
D. RB. Fant
Georgetown
and Danetter
W. 5. Lybrook
Frank Hamilton
Marge Lucy
Lytle
Money Order
Ceristic
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Richard Larcroix
City Wood and Coal Co
F. G. Bass
Lone Star Brewery
Schruermeyer’s, Jr
W. T. Stringer
Pine” Street
Turners and Casino
San Pedro
Scheuermeyers
Sullivan Shop Co
Collins
Express
Scheuermeyer's
Red Houston
Hot Springs
Ark
Rietthe
Kendal & Rips
Hastilouston Street
East End
Wyoming Street
Board of Health
Sullivan Rhoe Co. A
Kendall & Rips
East
Houston Street
Hines
Scheuermeeger’s Park
Wilt Ellis
J. T. Watton
A. KR. Balkam
Jas. Wahrenberger
Gonzales
J. D. Houston
F. F. Schneider
Losoya
Aué
Aue
Choden
Sullivan Shoe Co
Sam Johnston
John Mitchell
Oak Street
Sullivan Shos Co
St. Albert's
Kendell & Rips
Seventh Ward
Sullivan's
Turner Hall
Turners
Martin & Summerlin
Boero
Main Plaza
Beethoven Maennorcher Abenunterhaltung
Chapek
Indy
Cooley
Muth
Garden Alley
Crescent Serial Club
A Adolph Dugosh
Montana
South Cherry Streets
Avenue C
J. C. Daniel
Haas & Oppenheimer
van Riper and
Mitchell
C. W
East Houston Street
Oliver McCabe
San Pedro Avenue
Judg Green's Court
Simeon Mats
Herman Breckmann
Sa Geod
Hemsdorf
Sale
Tao
Dimitiesa
Dimities
Batiste
Bes
Ise
Dresden
Defiane Sale
Pabst and Dark Designs
Mother Hubbard
Wolff & Marx
Common ‘Sense Oxford
Fawkies
Childrens
Oxford
Wagner
Chabo
Great White Enapics Line
Buck’s Stoves
ICA
the Pride
Columbia and
Hartford
H. Nye
Dallas
Maryerlok
W. N. Parks
Brownaville
Mahncke
Albert Bohner
New Orleans
A. A. McMeans
San Marcos
Maverick
Gocoa
East Houston
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