Local notices mix with shoe ads and events in Austin area
Street scenes and public notices mingle with commercial lines as residents plan a chicken excursion delays, exam sessions for teaching certificates and a Garden Concert at Alamo fourd. San Marcos figures and San GARDEN CONCERT TONIGHT appear amid shoe shop promotions and city health disinfection orders.
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Logan
Austin
Williamson
San Marcos
Camden Street
Sul- Shoe Co
Raunfeld
W. S. Stanfield
San Mar
C. Breeding
San Garden
Alamo
Ree
Alberto Martinez
Aoish Department of Sur
Fenoria
Hochal Club
Fala
Ileutor Sutor
Tigang
Josephine Street
an'Shoe Co
Bullivan
Board of Health
Avery
siVigh Anne
San Pedro Park
Harness And Boots Trend In City Bring Street Scene
New harness for horses drawn as finely silver-plated with proud drivers. Local notes report heavy rain delaying Parner fair, court events, saloon openings on West Commerce, and upcoming boat races. Public notices touch on bond meetings and school board salaries.
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John Brooks
Houston Etreet
Richter Tyill
Errest Oxley
New Grounfela
Alemo Street
Benj. BE. Johnson
San Marcos
Goi. McMeans
Vinke
Rose
Austin
Nérek
Griff Jones
Breen Street
West Commierce Street
Hoerner
Complanecce Street
Maxa
Fort Sam Houston
Sullivan Shoe Co
Anton Schumacher
Mark of Recognition for John Levick Six Hundred Hero
John Levick died at 18 Bawle Street and was named among the Six Hundred of Bilakinva. He wore a Queen of Great Britain medallion in his coffin and recently received a Her Majesty’s Service letter praising his rapid sergeant promotion and character. He belonged to the Phil Sheridan Post of the Grand Army of the Republic in Indianapolis, and his widow holds membership certificates.
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John Levick
Bawle Street
Bultio
Bilakinva
Kt Queen of
Phil Sheridan
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Ind
Actual Weight Constrand in Texas to Mississippi Rail Case
Judge Richardson in New Orleans rules that shipper rights under the Interstate Commerce law govern the case Hewes v Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad. The plaintiff claimed actual weight for freight on five horses from Texas, but the court held rates are based on estimated weight per ICC provisions, favoring the defendant and dismissing the suit.
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New Orleans
Richardson
Tirai City
Thos. H. Hewes Ve. Yazoo
Misalesippi Valley Railroad Company
Texan
Plaia
The Dresses We Wear. Why Gowns From Mom o Lack Obie
A Tribune essay contrasts professional dressmakers with amateur home sewers. It argues amateurs lack pattern, finish, and material economy, noting that skilled designers produce better drapery and fit. The piece cites examples of skimpy trimming and costly faux economizing by home makers.
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Momo
Chile
Extranco Agnia
Sla
N. Y. Tribuno
Parlor Fountains Driven by Dimuative Hot Air Engine
European houses use small hot air meters to power decorative water fountains on a flower stand. Engines range from one sixtieth to one fifth horsepower and cost nine to 106 dollars in Germany. The hot air motor by Seinviel operates without steam, delivering smooth motion and avoiding shocks common to steam or naphtha engines. It is mainly used to pump water in a central location, providing a continuous indoor jet of water during summer.
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Germany
M.seinviel
Ifa
Tle
Paradias
Aieter
Asa
Bramacherian
Bunday Journal
To Save the Tablecloth A Water Globe Method
A quirky household advice piece notes that moving a water globe during meals helps protect tablecloths. It mentions thrifty housewives using tiny bread plates to set glasses on, reducing spills and keeping cloths cleaner. The practice appeals to frugal, hoarding households seeking thrift.
Vague note on new sandwich name mentioned
The fragment discusses a sandwich idea with greens like lettuce or watercress between bread. It asks if readers know the latest name for them and calls it an alto gether fit title with favor from petrel mesocia, though context remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebuchadnee
Oriental mystic at western women congress shocks crowds
In San Francisco at the fourth annual Woman's Congress Bodhabhikshe, a white robed Hindu envoy, faces criticism for remarks on western women. His praise for mothers and queens contrasts with a claim that Western women are ravages, triggering debate among delegates and reporters.
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Far West
Regent Woman’s Congress
San Francis
Orient
Patlie
Bodhabhikshe
United States
Bodhabhikshu
Ilindco
Woman's Congress
Making Over Garments For Frugal Wardrobes
The article advises French women as models of economy in fashion care. It urges overhauling gowns and wraps rather than buying new, stresses durability, and warns against mixes like silk and wool that dye or clean unevenly. It recommends pure wool or color solid fabrics and warns pale grays fade.
Personal mentions from Kyle to Dallas and beyond
A crowded society notice lists residents and visitors in the city. R J Sledge of Kyle at the Aten ger while Young of Galveston and Mead of Dallas are at the Monger c. J M Wilson from Eagle Pass and D G Franka from Del Rio are at the Maverick. Mrs C G Pettmann plans a Boston visit to her father for months. Several dignitaries and locals such as Hon A W Houston and Senator J B Dibrett travel, attend funerals, or spend summers in Europe or Baltimore. R E Lee becomes a traveling sales agent for all biz tobacco. Judge W Standard of Kinney county and wife plan a visit. J Boyle leaves for Los Angeles to start a mercantile venture. Miss Tuella Tracht visits from Upper Sandusky. Mrs J F Dickey and daughter Yey Dickey arrive from C P Ding, Mex, staying at the Maverick for summer.
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C. G. Petdtmann
Boston
Mass
A. W. Houston
Borkgort
Henry Tolle, Sr
New Bruunfele
Ernst Scherr
J. B. Dibrett
Leain
Floresville
F. W. Piuighaupt
Daugher
Emitia J
Europe
Misa Enmelia
Baltimore
Geo. C. Elehitz
Hal Jettsville
Aranaas
Remediet
Kerrville
Jits Son
R. F. Knox
Gonzelus
Municke
R. E. Lee
My. Elkol
All Biz Tobacco Company
W. Standard
Kinney County
Indur
Tonte
J. Boyle
Los Angeles
Cal
Tuella Tracht
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Capt
Lon Tracht
Avenue D
Fifth Street
Mra
J. F. Dickey
Mias’ Yey Dickey
C. P
Mier Dickey
Cohoa
Hone
Archbishop Janssens Dies En Route To New York
The death of Archbishop Francis Janssens, archbishop of New Orleans, occurred last Thursday while en route to New York. He was about 68 and had long served in New Orleans after earlier roles in Mississippi and San Antonio. Plans for his solemn obsequies are underway by his friends there.
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Francis Janssens
New Orleans
New York
San Antonio
Yorest
Hhississippi
Troy
Hig
Forest
Bandera
Schulenberg
Br. Joseph’s Society
Regiar
Young Indies
Father Fuhewerk
Castyaville
Servanta of the Holy Ghost
St. Peter Clavier
Ly Muale
Our Lady of the Lake Academy
Hoethoven Hall
St. Patrick's Church
St. Mary’s College
Grand Opera House
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised For Teething Relief
An old promotional note describes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for teething babies for over fifty years. It claims to soothe the child and ease gum discomfort, while alleging pain relief and quieting crying.
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Bunday
Paul Wagner
Schooh
Dunlay
Avende
Quintana and
Sherburn
Justia Fiiemuth
Offeer Eheart
Jamies T. Burnett
Hie
Galenburg
Itt
Alamo Plaza
Lionel's
Pearl Schooner
Alamo Street
Joe Bonmer
Chas
Garrett
Lamert
John Cevick
R. J. Sledge
Kyle
The
Atenger
ZH. Young
Galveston
C. We Mead
Dallas
A. R. Sonterdia
Eagle Paus
I F. Sturenberm
Twinquoln
Maverick
J. M. Wilson
Eagie Pass
D. G. Franka
del Rio
Catholic News
St. Bost
St Klenry’s School
South Flores Street
Une
Swan
House of _ the Good Shepherd
Aransas Paas
Louisa’ Collge
Tather Henderson
Viefenrin
St. Joseph's I School
Bonham Attaect
S A.m
Dra
Troeding & Collier
Hyston Atreet
Smith & Welch
West Urmmerce
Best
Drs
Phillips & Foater
Weet Commerce St
Duerler Bullkitog
Dre
Love & Downe
Wleks Building
Drs. Cain & Graham
Duliing Black
Mr. Hight
Alamo Atreet
Brucks Photo Gallery
Br. c
Bond & Co
Surrey Ad
Surrey
Care Light
Gull Shore Wood Co
Sartles Cheatins
T. J. Claving & Co
Architects
Breilders
Avenue C
Sebbecnk
Louis’ Book Store
P.O. Dlm Southern Employment Agency
Maa Plaza
Texas Fruits
Texas
Hi Bros
Bmilitary Plaza
George C. Spuer
E. Ti. B. Wickes
Alamo Plas
Groper Ne
Nix
Houston Street
Meverick
Hoffman House
Mayle
Childrens Granite Chambers
East Houston Street
Frank J. Beitel
West Commerce
Weat Houston
Zavalla Atreete
International Depot
Antonio
A.beitel
Washington, DC
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