Thousands Hear Band In Concert At Fun Park
A large crowd attended a Sunday band concert in Fun Park with the Anti Mineapal Banil parade nearby. Parks featured greenery from rain, children frolicked, and many parked cars crowded the north park. The San Antonio Municipal Band Association honored the event, with an upcoming schedule to be announced by president Farry Certebery. A new downtown cafeteria by the Young Woman's Christian Association opens near Brockett and Losers streets after a temporary closure.
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Suriday
Banil
Svar
Pring
Farry Certebery
Calebra
Opus Mur
Youing Woman's Christian Assori Fion
Brockett
Mongus
Murch
Doseni Stains
San Antonio Light
Young Woman's Christian Aseociation
Felpal Tang
San Pedro Park
San Antonio
Law Entortement League
Woman's League
Alanchean
Airs
Nenole Webb Curtis
Uhe Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Calomel Slows Work and Harms Health
A fragment warns calomel causes sickness and loss of a day's work. It claims calomel is a dangerous remedy that unsettles digestion, causes headaches, and lethargy, urging caution about its use and salivation risks. The text appears as a dubious medical disclaimer from an old period advertisement page.
Local Arts Society Plans Monday Meeting At Ball
The Malgiers of the Contedaruy announce a Monday evening gathering at a ball venue in Avenue. The event features performances by Miss Musiesd Society and local artists, with funds directed toward educational support and a display of works by notable local families.
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Artista Misiesd
Toodiehivees
Iapsit
Neely
Thirteen Dimmit County defendants receive prison terms
Thirteen members of Dimmit County charged with the murder of Camaralo Ortiz receive prison terms ranging from five years to life. Several defendants face terms in excess of a decade as the court imposes penalties. The cases, heard at the district court, list names such as Vidal Perales and Leonardo Vasquez among those sentenced. The proceedings note appeals and scheduled further actions, with official reminders of next meetings and related court dates.
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Camelario Ortiz
Tia
Charles Mino
Zonas Gawestom Life
Abram Casners
J. A. Hetvute
Leonardo Ti
Vasylieg
Peefito Perales
Lijis R Orein
Fugamlo Alzaire
Mighal Maytines
Chitelor
Texas Independence Day Observed With Washington Anniversary Tone
The article recalls Texas independence on March 2, 1836 and notes observances across Texas on March 2, 1915. San Antonio schools close, public offices halt, and a patriotic concert at San Pedro Park accompanies celebrations. Local groups mark anniversaries and host events honoring Texas leaders and civic figures.
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Texze
Washington
Tejna
Texas
San Antonio
United States
Mustard oil remedy claims relief for various pains
A damaged ad fragment touts mustard oil based products like MUSTAROLAG. It lists ailments such as neural pains, rheumatism, back pain, congestion, and throat issues. Mentions jars from a Cleveland company and pricing of 32.00. The ad references pharmacists and druggists in San and foe ATS.
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le Montors
Aire
Cronp
Aston
Dainte
Murelus
Brulges
Chiang
Skorten
Tay Shan
Milstetto Fe Company
Cleveland
Ong
Remarkable Case of Mrs Ham Shamrock Missouri
Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri describes long battle with fatigue, insomnia, nervousness, hot flashes, and prior illnesses. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she reports better sleep, appetite, energy, and restored household happiness. She attributes her improvement to the medicines and invites special advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lydia
Pickhem
Jose Hem
Corpus Christi Summer Rates Stay, Rail Officials Say
Corpus Christi will continue to receive summer excursion rates via railroads, with no changes to long distance fare levels. Officials including G Lipran and J Lupton reported withdrawal of some round trip and stopover privileges, while a new sixty day stay rate from all Texas points is planned for June 1. Corpus Christi boosters described discrimination concerns as groundless and welcomed the meeting results.
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Corpus Christi
G. Lipran
San Antonio
Big Grande Valley
Gond
Corpue Christ
Luptan
Middle West
Tapton
Corpus Chrleti Commier
Plans Bible Institute at Government Hill Church
Bible Institute to be held at Government Hill Chinacan church with Fort Worth state supervisor 8 Hutton. Program includes devotional drives led by Rev. Ar Te a5 and addresses by Hutton and Pal mar. Wednesday features devotional services led by Rev. Ace Fitts and a Bible class for Government Hill. A story hour at Carnegie Library titled Legend of Mexico will be read by Miss Georgia Tecke with a large attendance expected.
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Bible Institute
Government Hill Chinacan
State Bible School
W. Hutton
Fort Worth
Ace. Fitts
Government Hi
Hutton
E. W. Doane
Mexica
Mexico
Calidron
Carnegie Library
Aliss Georgua
Texas Independentis
Burial Permits for Ephtain Lorshera and Others
Burial permits record the death of Ephtain Lorshera at age 43 on February 7 and list associated details including dates and locations. The fragmentary OCR references other names, dates, and burial events, with partial notes on graves and individuals connected to Walhe Benaye and Naren Ponehe, indicating a local sequence of interments and related administrative actions.
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Ephtain Lorshera
Dane
Wrescuney
Yeti
P Washling
Mal
Siren
Wala Walhe
Benaye
Aeverry
Pole i Hare
Manet Teese
Birth Record for Boys in North Lrusce February 23 1026
A birth notice records the event of a male infant born on February 23 1026 in North Lrusce to Mr and Mrs Finite Mas and Folk Webrusty. The parents are identified as BB Taperrotta and Wineroti. The brief item notes the newborn’s name and date of birth in the unnamed local listing.
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North Lrusce Aireat
The Climbers drama at Rebekah Lodge convention
Four act play The Climbers to be staged by Marum Mtebekah Lodge 24 and Alamo Rebekah Lodge 385 during the Grand Lodge convention in Fort Worth. Monday program features joint excursion Beethoven hall at 7 pm, local officials’ addresses, music by Boys’ Band and T. 10. C. FL Wisons, with performances by local quartets and the Girls’ Genestra. Remaining convention days mirror Monday’s schedule for members.
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Marum Mtebekah
God Alamo Rebekeh Lodge
Odd Selows
Beethoven Hall
Con Fared
Fra
Gwinn
Sopene
Ernest Seriyenar
J. Je Lanovie
G. #. Schramm
W. Yi Hranca
Rebekahs UY
Amelia Blank
Mre
Mary J. Kingald
Dallay
Pelectony
Heathaven Mall
Memvers
Personal mentions and travels among rail workers and officials
A flood of names and places appears across a fragmented narrative detailing personal mentions of F Wilhiante and Aan Lule Falea, travels through Vietacla and San Antares, and a mix of railway figures including John donea and Albert Blair. The text also references insurance matters in Dallas and visits to Baltimore, New York, and Meant, with assorted dates and locations scattered throughout.
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Albert Blair
Pating
Pommocelsl Agen
Kich & Alton Railroad
Dallas
Herbert Davenport
Brown
San
Fan MN
Gna
Refuge Opens Saturday For Gasnet and Regens Association
The new headquarters for the Gasnet and Regens Association of San Alberto opens Saturday night with 300 workers and representatives from all churches. A women’s refuge will operate in the restricted district, rotating between Leong and Duranko streets. A week of meetings precedes the mission’s opening, led by Mrs. L. B. Halnea, with rallies at the homes of local officials and churches throughout the week.
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Gasnet and Regens Association
Nf Sai Abetanlo
Leong
Duranko Shectu
L. B. Halnea
George P.sluher
Weat Cypress Street
W. A. Radcliff
Woodlat Avenue
Methodist
Maverick Hotel
The
Riverside Christian Church
Canadians Fleeing War for U S by Mayist Fame
Actor Mr Balmar reports western Canada faces emigration waves to the United States seeking safer futures amid wartime caution. He notes many Canadians head toward Washington Oregon and California while war lasts. Conditions in Canada have improved recently though crops and profits were hit at start of conflict.
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Canada
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Dele Rutherford
Nina Corber
Runes
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Humayn
Marty Vickford
Mary Pickford
Forgen
Famous Players Film Co
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Empire Today
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Forsakes Art and Society
Dany Diana Manners
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Hatertatus
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Mary Fer
Prines
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Deasie Fischer
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Jarees Huston
Freq Frosen
Sophie Nagner
Lillie Waener
Myriiy Varbingen
Katie Sutherdnd
Louise Buer
George Sia O. Rebluette
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A. Powell
G. Wagner
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Siehon
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Elizabbeth Goodale
Jessie Cattanach
Loise Piper
Ruth Elizabeth Knight
Jane Melntathilde
Russia
V&s Rivers
Masteruie Toosons
Nadine
Greer
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Waitznel Toilet Company
Parc
Ham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fydia E. Pilchant Medicine Co
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Plans Bible Institute
Government HI Church
Grand _ Lodge
F. Wilhiante
Jezlo
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Menarey
Vietacla
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Inden
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Cortty Baltimore
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Tips
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Western Canada
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Sloan
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Peta ‘Biao
Roy
Hertzberg
Optometrists
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Menger
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