Twelve Varieties Of Poisonous Snakes Found In San Antonio
A San Antonio study by Professor Bernard Mackensen lists twelve poisonous species in the area. Seven are rattlers with distinctive tails, and bites can be fatal if untreated. The article describes habitats and basic first aid including tying bands, bleeding the wound, and applying permanganate. It also covers water moccasins copperheads harlequin and ringed king snakes, plus spiders tarantulas scorpions and centipedes with cautionary notes and home remedies.
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San Antonio
Texas
Bernard Mackensen
San Antonio High School
Maskensen
H. W. Brouse
Victoria
Smithville Railroad Notes Highlight Crew Movements
Smithville Texas dispatch lists multiple railroad personnel changes. O B Eden added to firemen list. engineers and firemen on leaves, relocations, and court appearances. Transfers recap with Waco Austin division roadmaster shift and new chief dispatcher appointment.
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Smithville
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B. Eden
Illinois
T. P. O'Rourke
San Antonio
J. W. Smith
Hughes Springs
C. H. Knopp
Houston
W. O. Falk
Terre Haute
Ind
Visi
Ben Votan
P. A. Neely
George Storer
J.C. Johnson
Bastrop
Court Monay
H. Garrett
J. R. Maxwell
St. Louis
R. E. Parker
Giveler
Ohio
W. T. Garrett
W. A. Davis
Temple
J. A. McCaul
R. House of
Mr. House
Southern Pacific
W. Boles
Waco-Austin
N. G. Rich
Rich
Troupe
Carl Abbott
Waco
Abbott
Wichita Falls
Spatcher H. B. McGee
L. G. Fell
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