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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1915

Page

9

DALKOWITZ BROTHERS AWARDED DAMAGES IN TAKING CASE

Bum and Sol Dalkowitz win a jury award totaling 30 032. Delkowitz property on Main Plaza is taken for widening West Commerce Street toward Market Hall. The verdict adds 1 032 50 over appraisers value, after prior offers and hearings.

Bum Sol Delkowitz Frigoynaon Dalkowitz Main Plaza West Commerce Board of An Amard West Commerce Street Dalkowite Brothers Dal Skowitz Brothers Commerce Street Market Hall F & Jury Dalkowitz Brothers

Fair Weather Forecast Promises Warm, Safe Days Ahead

A lean weather observer predicts fair and warm conditions, with past cold snaps fading. High pressure blankets the country, driving moderate temperatures. The forecast suggests a lasting mild spell for the vicinity as autumn warmth takes hold.

Judge Is Named to Seventy-First Judicial District

AUSTIN March 12 Governor Ferguson appointed W. Taylor of Alive to be judge of the Seventieth judicial district court. The district includes Starr, Hidalgo, Brooks, Jim Wells, Duval and Jim Wells counties.

Austin Tex Ferguson W. Taylor Starr Tildalgo Brooks Jinorg Duval Jim Wells

Senate Kills Pipeline Act After Debate

Tex March 12 The Senate kills a pipeline measure after a late session and a postponement until March 19. A Robbins amendment passed 14 12. House favors expenditure of 26000 for an exposition display after removing salaries. Debate centers on antitrust and production provisions with legislators arguing constitutional and trust implications.

House Senate

Sage Tea Destroys Gray Hair Naturally

An old promotional piece touts Sage Tea with Sulphur as a simple hair dye. It claims the Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair evenly, adds gloss, and stops dandruff and itching, with a sponge or brush application.

Wyeth Guomine

Texas House Debates Bills Amid Busy Session

The House considered the rat bill amid debates on the Henderson amendment and a clause harsh on farm tenants selling produce. North and South platform sparring hinted at Texas printing test books in state, while woman suffrage was likely to be voted again. A death notice for CB Tates was adopted. Other actions included salary raises for Bel County officials, court appointments, and bills on appellate courts and school census enumeration.

Texas Senate CB Tates WG. Mates Savage Tell Commissioners’ Court Bel County Plourney Bee County Houston Beaumont King Bailey of Harris Batley of Harris Galveston House Johnson Canyon Normal College Senator Malley of DeWitt gHouse Hida Himas Live Oak Bee Maverick Duval

Signed Resolution Adopts Supreme Court Expansion Plan

A signed joint resolution proposes amending the constitution to form a Supreme Court with a chief justice and four associate justices, replacing the prior two. The election to decide the measure will be held on the fourth Saturday in July 1825. The governor also approved related bills including bounties on wolves and wildcats, funds for jade rabbits, and several legal and administrative measures across districts and counties.

Austin Tex Senate Supreme Court House Anilene Secretary of the Interior Ford 79Th Judicial District York Ghimes

Swan Songs Mark End of Texas House Session

The Texas House, amid a brief intermission, heard the first swan songs as adjournment neared, signaling the session’s winding down. About twenty bills were disposed of, including creation of Burnet Independent School District and Garrison Independent School District, plus amendments to Milam County road laws.

Austin Tex Maren Cates Burnet Independent Burnet County Hassell Garrison Re Nefendent Schond Distrit Nacogdoches County Beard Miiin Milam County Keith and Veatch

Ailments of men promoted by misused vitality products

Reading describes supposed remedies for male ailments, touting "Vitaliy" pills as non habit forming with no prescription required. It asserts quick strength and nerve benefits, claiming no opiates and cautious use under pharmacist supply. The piece promotes a cure via sealed tubes and directions.

Texas House Debates Districts And Law Proposals

A scrambled insertion lists proposed district creations in multiple counties including Shepherd and Ure City Independent school districts along with several county road and insurance regulation references. It notes a House vote nearing final passage with an amendment on counties above 14,000 population and minor changes. The text references lawmakers and procedural status amid broader legislative activity.

Jaw Mages Smith Toe Williams Wigind Torla Goselina Harte Giusk Lusk Collie Centau County McAxkill Texas Lavey-Parka

Father and Son Banquet At YMCA Event

About 124 fathers and sons will gather for the ith annual Father and Son Banquet at the YMCA Friday evening. Reservations reached 110 by Friday morning and more were expected. Activities include swimming pool events, indoor baseball, volleyball, and various games in the gymnasium and game rooms.

Ith Boys’ Work Department Xasnciation M. O'Hair Worl Farloss

Banquet Program Outlines Youth Event Duties

The article describes an in-house program after a banquet with speakers Aubrey Schofield GC Podu l addressing Our Sons and The Y M C A Boy Developd Into Manhood by Dr M J Bhem. Nal Tanenbaum to be toastmaster. attendance requires a father or guardian.

Ormtar Witve Aubrey Schofield Develuyd M. J. Bhem Nal Tanenbaum Ewardian

Presses May Run New York Court Case Seeks Night Operation

In New York a six mic graph was set up in a Supreme Court room to argue against a night injunction on a printing plant. Counsel argued the vibration from presses during operation was negligible, while property owners urged a ban. The court postponed the temporary injunction as hearings continued.

New York Supreme Court Ue Tstrumend Emart

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