Live Stock Men Oppose Meat Price Fixing in Washington
A Texas and nationwide livestock delegation urged Mr. Hoover to avoid price fixing for cattle arguing it would demoralize producers and curb production. They pressed suspending the 640 acre stock raising homestead act and expanding fair open markets while curbing imports from disease risk countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huert C. Hoover
Ike T. Pryor
American National Live Stock Association
Wington
National
Texas
National Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Mr. Hoover
Houston
Ofolonel Pryor
R. J. Kieberg
Dayton Moses
Texas Cattlemen’s Association
A. Hagenbach
Sheep and Woorowers’ Association
Salt Lake City
T. W. Tomlinson
American National Livestock Association
Denver
Sam H. Cowan
Association
Fort Worth
Hoover
Federal Trade Commission
Modern Flatkoatt finishes adorn upscale interiors
Interior design shifts toward simple harmonious color effects replacing gaudy wallpaper. Pee Gee Flatkoatt offers 24 permanent deep colors, sanitary walls and ceilings that clean with soap and water, reducing redecorating costs. Peaslee-Gaulbert Co. promotes the finish with a decor book and local contact J. C. Dielman in San Antonio Texas.
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Peaslee-Gaulbert Co
Louisville
J. C. Dielman
East Commerce St
San Antonio
Texas
Plan to Eliminate Some Texas Trains
C K Dunlap traffic manager of Sunset Central says a Texas committee will trim service by eliminating unnecessary trains. The American Railway Association appointees F G Pettibone W G Crush and Dunlap lead the schedule effort amid potential public hardship. He says Texans are loyal and sacrifices may be needed to avoid broader government or military impact.
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Texas
Texas Committee
C. K. Dunlap
Sunset-Central Lines
San Antonio
American Railway Associaton
National Boarch
Galveston
Santa Fe
W. G. Crush
Dallas
Katy
Houston
Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
Army orders appoint boards for aviation and medical officers
A series of Army orders lists boards appointed to examine applicants for commissions in aviation, medical, and infantry branches at multiple locations including Austin Berkeley and Columbus. The boards report on rolling kitchens and include officers from Quartermaster, General Staff, and Medical Reserves along with de tions to the Southern Department and retired officers.
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Signal Corps
Replaces
Austin
Tex
Alph PF. Cousins
Robert A. Trumbull
Medical Reserve Corps
Urbana
Geolge W. Kraif
Infantry
Urban B. Harris
Ithaca
N. Y
Ernest C. Schultze
Howard C. Davidson
Berkeley
Cal
Arnold Kro
Quartermaster Corps
Williams N. Hughes JR
General Staff
Campbell B. Hodges
Reneved
Madison H. Bowman
Southern Department
Joseph Y. Porter
Burns Prove Fatal for Mrs Elizabeth Camp at Edgewood
Mrs Elizabeth Camp 30 wife of dairyman R B Camp died after clothing caught fire from a prickly pear burner while demonstrating the device at the Edgewood Addition dairy. Funeral services were held at the Shelley Loring chapel then at St Josephs Church with burial in St Josephs cemetery. Surviving: husband, father R A Kuntz, four brothers Leo John and Frank and five sisters all of San Antonio or nearby cities.
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Elizabeth Camp
R. B. Camp
Edgewood Addition
Loeffler Named Acting Division Freight Agent In Sunset Central Lines
Hubert A. Loeffler, a Southern Pacific commercial agent, has been appointed acting division freight agent for Sunset Central Lines with San Antonio headquarters, replacing Captain A. R. Atkinson who is in the army quartermaster department. Loeffler has long served in freight traffic roles and is well known in Texas railroad circles.
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Hubert A. Loeffler
Southern Pacific
Sunset Central Lines
San Antonio
A. R. Atkinson
Atkinson
Quartermaster Department
The
Army
Mr. Loeffler
Texas
Shot Man Horace Foster Wounded on Center Street
Horace Foster, a Black man, was shot in the shoulder about 2 45 Tuesday morning in the 200 block of North Center Street. He is at Robert B Green Memorial Hospital and expected to recover. Police pursued a Black male shooter who fled in an automobile. a heavy caliber revolver was used.
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Horace Foster
North Center Street
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Stevens
Proudfoot
Southian
Central Police
Dictionary Immunity Wins as Law Stays Firm
A Washington statement declares no man can escape state law by confinement in the penitentiary. The only immunity remaining is found in the dictionary, implying legal repercussions persist beyond incarceration.
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Washington
Married 65 Years for Gibbons in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles 150 relatives attended a wedding anniversary for Martin Tinker Gibbons ninety and Mrs Gibbons eighty six. They wed in Grandville Michigan in 1862 and now live with their son Carlos C. Gibbons at 766 Kensington Road and granddaughter Wilhelmina Gibbons.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Martin Tinker Gibbons
Carlos C. Gibbons
Kensington Road
No Man's Land as World’s Wonder and Liberty Dream
London dispatch surveys No Man's Land in France as a vast, perilous yet euphoric realm symbolic of liberty and sacrifice. The piece paints ruined hamlets, embattled front lines, and a populace awaiting a future shaped by heroic acts and watchful night skies.
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London
Pompeii
Tingad
Thebes
Egypt
Westminster Abbey
Sahara
Bond Street
Sime
Niagara
Equatorial
Man’s Land
France
Darken Your Gray Hair with La Creole Hair Dressing
Advertises La Creole Hair Dressing promising to turn gray hair to a uniform dark shade. Claims hair becomes soft, thickens, and new hair sprouts. Sold by Van Vleet Mansfield Co Memphis Tenn with money back guarantee and prepaid big bottle for $1.
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van Vleet- Mansfield Co
Memphis
Tenn
Fareed Calisa 4 Dies After Accidental Shot Incident
Fareed Calisa four years old died Monday morning from injuries after a Playmate accidentally discharged a shotgun. Funeral services will be held at San Fernando cathedral with interment at San Fernando cemetery following at 4 PM. Burial from the parents home at corner Morales and Leona streets.
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Fareed Calisa
Morales and
Leona
San Fernando
San Fernando Cathedral
Mrs Mary L White Dies in San Antonio Sanitarium
Mrs Mary L White a 38 year old housekeeper died at 6 40 a m Tuesday morning at a local sanitarium She was born in Arkansas and came to San Antonio about a month ago for her health The remains are held at Shelley Loring undertaking parlors awaiting instructions from relatives at Longview Tex
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Mary Ll. White
Mary L. White
White
Arkansas
San Antonio
Shelley Loring
Longview
Tex
Mrs. Sallie Salas Dies at 55 in San Antonio Home
Mrs. Sallie Salas of Cher okee county Mississippi died at 6 30 Monday afternoon at 727 Perez Street San Antonio. She was 55 and had lived in Texas 50 years and eighteen in San Antonio. Survived by husband A L Salas and children Mrs M W Cude of Pearsall Mrs G H Braendle and Ben Salas.
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Sallie Salas
Cherokee County
Mississippi
Perez Street
Salas Family Funeral Arrangements in Pearsall Texas
The body was sent to Pearsall by Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company for funeral services in Pearsall. Rev KE Morgan of the Baptist Church will officiate the ceremony. Attending relatives include Lillie Salas of San Antonio Frank Salas of Catarina and Joe Salas of Pearsall.
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Lillie Salas
San Antonio
Frank Salas
Catarina
Texas
Joe Salas
Pearsall
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company
KE. Morgan
The
Baptist Church
That City
Mrs Puente Dies After Operation In Texas City
Mrs. Santiago Puente, 49, a Mexico native and Texas resident for 29 years, died Tuesday night at 9 40 after an operation at a local sanitarium. She had no relatives in the city. Shelley Loring Undertaking Company holds the body awaiting arrival of a sister from Monterey Mexico.
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Santiago Puente
Mexico
Texas
Mysterious Hotel Bath Fear Prompts Suspicion
A guest at a hotel fears a bath access in her only available room with private bath. The clerk asks about rest, and she explains she could not sleep, worried someone would enter via her room to use the bath.
Noted Family Dispute Echoes in Past Discipline
A tense domestic scene unfolds as a mother voices strict views while the father recalls his own childhood punishments. The dialogue suggests a generational clash over discipline and memories of punishment.
How to Harrow Corn in a Faint Journal Column
A column in a faint journal instructs on harrowing corn, presenting practical advice and methods. The brief notes emphasize simple equipment and careful technique to improve soil readiness and seedbed quality for planting.
Notable visitors fill San Antonio hotels during busy week
A string of guests check in at the Gunter Lanier Menger and St Anthony. Among them are H. Davenport and family from Bisbee Arizonaafter returning from Fort Stockton Texas. Also present: Rev A J Enright Texarkana and G A Mitchell Erie Pa. Many others tour the city while staying at local hotels.
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H.S. Davenport
Bisbee, Ariz
Gunter
Guy
Paschal
A. P. Rachal
Lanier
Fort Stockton
Tex
H. Grunewald
Brownsville
St. Anthony Hotel
Rev
A. J. Enright
Texarkana
Ark
Menger
G. A. Mitchell
Erie. Pa
Gunter. L
Murphey
Houston
M. Castillion
San Antonio
Mexico City
C. Smith
Callie Shaw
D. F. Kelleher
Austin
W. L. Foley
Catholic Knights
R. M. Campion
Dallas
Gunter Hotel
W. A. Brewsteds
le Suin
City
Monger
Albin Bechet
New Orleans
St. Anthony
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SAN Antonio Printing CO
Soledad St
L. B. Clegg
Franz C. Groos
W. F. Sibert Socneeene
Princess
Brussels
Rockei
Houston St. At Navarre
Adam
Rocker
Dan
Oma Ape Aky
Alamo
Cai Pe
Payne Etonris
Texas Railroad Committee
National Plan For Transportation
New City Division
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Willie
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
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Commerce Street
Kodaks
CTY Plaza