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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
10
A box factory near South Flores street received a standard box making plant via the Southern Pacific railroad. The car load was unloaded at the factory site and installation will begin immediately with expected operation within about thirty days.
San Antonio Humane Society officers George T. Botsford and Fred Davison are listed with office details at 324 Hicks Building and phone numbers for night and Sunday contact at 2341 and 2782.
President R. W. J. of the San Antonio Automobile Club reports a bushel of grass strewn across Lopes and San Marcos streets creating a hazard to passing vehicles and urging quick cleanup to prevent tire damage.
Dr Bakiein a rectal centro urinary and skin specialist located at 312 Gunter Building offers medical care.
The Bexar Social Club hosts a shirtwaist dance at Modern Woodmen hall on Saturday night June 22 with Artzi music providing entertainment.
Divorces were granted today in the Seventy-Third district court including Mary Polasek versus Anton Polasek and Mrs D D Tack versus Charles A Tack. Williams was arrested last night amid police trouble with Cowles Auto Livery and Melons on Ice Bond and Co. Baggage transferred. Cafe Tivoli at 206 N Presa St advertised as the best place to eat.
Deputy Clerk Campbell reports an order from Judge T S Maxey to open the San Antonio division of the federal district court on June 22 and adjourn to June 29. Bexar County Humane Society Office 211 Mackay Building EL M Collins humane officer 014 phone 2493 Gay 5877 night and Sunday.
Regular dance event announced for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Muth's yard inviting local residents to attend.
A 17 year old Negro boy Willie Williams was fined 206 dollars in police court today on a vagrancy charge. Detectives say the lad is the leader of a gang of smaller boys.
A M B A shirtwaist dance is planned at the M W A hall located at 117 North Flores Street on Friday June 21, 1912. An oriental orchestra will perform and tickets cost 25 cents.
Lieut Col Fielder M M Beall of the Twenty eighth Infantry will retire from active service August 1. He leaves his Fort Snelling Minnesota regiment and will reside in Baltimore. Beall is father of Mrs Thomas Frost of this city and was formerly stationed at Fort Sam Houston with the eighteenth infantry. He also served as recruiting officer during the Spanish American War.
John Ton sel was fined five dollars in police court today for abusive language toward Frank Lewis. Both men, employed as janitors at City Hall, argued yesterday afternoon at the municipal building.
Attorney 8S. J. Overton occupied the bench of the Thirty-seventh district court this morning by agreement of counsel trying cases. Judge Edward Dwyer was otherwise engaged.
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway directorate held a closed door meeting this morning in the Bedell building offices. Proceedings were conducted behind closed doors.
Fire Marshal Jack Lyons says little inflammable material in the business district. Notices have urged removal of such material from some establishments, but overall the city appears free of this danger. Lyons has focused inspections on basements and rear areas where combustibles are likely to be discarded.
The Church of Christ at 3432 South Flores Street hosts ongoing gospel meetings with strong attendance. Evangelist Foy E Wallace preaches nightly as crowds fill the venue. the meetings continue indefinitely and the public is invited. Take South Flores car line.
For nervous dyspepsia take Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Sufferers from acid stomach nausea or sick headache will find this tonic beverage a grateful relief.
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