Goggan Brothers Piano Sale Now Open
Thos Goggan and Bros promote a piano sale inviting buyers to act now. The ad emphasizes large stock and immediate delivery, highlighting affordable models and specials to attract customers.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1918
Page
8
Thos Goggan and Bros promote a piano sale inviting buyers to act now. The ad emphasizes large stock and immediate delivery, highlighting affordable models and specials to attract customers.
In Dallas area heavy rains over three days flood fields and ruin wheat and oats. Farmers report 2.61 inches of rain around the city with heavier totals locally, stalling harvest as soft soils delay resumed work and threaten full crop salvation.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads in Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri and Iowa to remove prejudicial grain weight rules setting a 30 000 pound minimum for grain products. Interstate shipments use 40 000 pounds. The C C held Missouri River to Mipp ed valley flour shipments favor Illinois mills and harm Western producers.
Police vice squads arrested 38 people Saturday and Sunday nights including 18 women. Most arrests were for violating rooming house ordinances with fines in police court Monday ranging from 100 to 160 dollars. soldiers were handed to military police. Two men alleged to run a game of chance on West Houston Street were arrested and later freed on 100 dollar bail.
Washington reports a new star described by QC P Olivier of the University of Virginia. The blue star, magnitude about 0.5, is located in Aquilia and is among the brightest visible this season. Coordinates are given as right ascension 18h44m and declination plus 0d32m.
Government agents probe reports that a religious sect predicting the world’s end tells members to stockpile food and materials. Some sect publications were barred for disloyal matter and possible action may curb literature promoting hoarding. Prosecution under anti hoarding laws possible. Dublin WOMEN Sign Protest Against Conscription Thousands of Irish women rally to oppose conscription pledging no support for any conscripted man and aiding families harmed by resistance.
The article reports a major buildup in Southern Department forces as thousands of drafted and volunteer troops move to camps around San Antonio and border stations. It notes redeployments to Brownsville, El Paso, Del Rio, and Eagle Pass, with plans for a Depot Brigade at Camp Travis and a surge of 4,000 Black recruits followed by 15,000 White troops. It also mentions Richard Cleveland joining the Marines.
The War Department releases a casualty list listing Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, and Wounded in Action. Names include Captains Fames A. Anderson and Henry Soppriam Mosher, Lieutenants John Ewing and Alfred Lawrence, plus numerous corporals and privates from varied states and towns.
Purified Calotabs touted as a refined calomel medicine offering no taste griping or nausea. One tablet at bedtime with water, next morning a clean liver and no dietary restriction, priced thirty five cents with money back guarantee from druggist.
The day marked the hottest so far this summer with a high of 96 and a Sunday night low around 70. Forecaster Major Allen Buell says warm weather will continue with nights offering relief from the daytime heat.
The store touts a month long Golden Anniversary Sale with summer and year round merchandise. Shoppers flock daily to find strong savings across departments with new stock arriving almost every day and layaway options for future use.
Yard wide fabrics including novelty Georgettes and silk finishes sold in groups. Basket contains light and dark grounds with stripes ginghams and florals priced at 1.49 to 1.95 per yard. Grouped grades range from 2.50 to 3.00 dollars, all sold at one price.
A display of ribbons in black white and assorted shades includes 39c grade plain taffetas and maire styles five and a half inches wide suitable for hair bows. Regular 39c grade offered at 28 cents. First Floor.
Italian Silk Gloves feature excellent Italian silk, smooth fit and durable wear. Double finger tips and Paris point backs offered. regular price 1.25 dollars, sale at 0.98 dollars. First come, first served in this classified draft.
Dress sale notes value with neat attractive ginghams for home porch and neighborhood use. Regular 6 50 grade 4 95 cited with emphasis on quality and practicality.
Silk hosiery described as thread-silk of excellent quality with silk sifsle feet and elastic garter tops. Available in a variety of summer colors to match outfits. Regular price $1.25 now 98 cents.
Special 69c grade of hosiery made from quality fiber silk with a lustrous finish for deep boot and silk risle tops and feet. Available in black and white at 47 cents.
Three-quarter length socks with white feet and plain colored tops offered at 39 cents, special 29 cents per pair. First floor display.
U S border and Mexican consuls gather in San Antonio at the St. Anthony Hotel red room for a multi day conference. The program emphasizes standardizing office procedures and prioritizes passport discussions from all sides. Attendees include KM Lawton of Nogales and A Dow of Ciudad Juarez with W P among others.
In Toronto a severe wartime censorship may seize presses and close premises for violations. Yet in practice, the Canadian censorship is gentle, with few English language papers facing serious clashes in four years. A consular representative from Laredo will join the group Monday night in Piedras Negras and Matamora.
The chief press censor in his own person understands and sympathizes with the viewpoint and legitimate aspirations of the newspapers. From the outset the newspapers admitted the necessity of censorship and cooperated to carry out not just the letter but the spirit of the regulations.
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