Jitney group reviews new ordinance at San Antonio meeting
About forty San Antonio Auto Service Association members gathered at Woodmen hall for a 9:40 a.m. session to discuss the new ordinance regulating jitneys. President Robert P. Green presided and plans to form a state association were outlined with a Fort Worth visit next month to unite with the national group. An official badge system and routes were proposed to gain public support and curb cutthroat competition.
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San An|ining Auto Service Association
Woodmen Hall
Celanance
Iirmeys
Robert P. Green
Flans
San Antonio
Rome
Tteional
Eaa
Wicks
Atorney
Fort Worth
Dr. Stone
Stone
Catel
Resignation of First Church Assistant Pastor Boggs
Rev Wade B Boggs assistant pastor of Hirst Presbyterian resigns to become pastor of Central Presbyterian Shawnee Ohio. Resignation to take effect mid April. Congregational meeting called next Sunday to act. Presbytery to consider in Corpus Christi April 13. Boggs served two years after ordination. came from theological seminary. Members regret his departure from San Antonio.
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Wade B. Boggs
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Shawnee
Ohio
Anil
Corpus Christi
Boggs
San Antonio
Buggs
Weather to be fine with bright days ahead
Sunday and Monday sunlit and green, snow a week old in memory, Major Allen Buell notes sharp spring contrasts. Forecast calls for fine to superfine weather, cool nights and bright days. No definite storm systems expected for the next 24 to 28 hours as spring emerges.
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Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Governor Ferguson to Testify in Dallas Inquiry
Governor Ferguson, pressed by official duties, could not depart last night for Dallas as planned. He will leave tonight to testify before the Federal Industrial Commission investigating cranamis problems, with focus on its investigative scope and related issues.
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Adisoin
Tex
Moreh
Ferguson
Dallas
Tie
Federal Industrial Commission
Cranamis
Legislative session nears close as bills pass Senate
Austin March 15 The Senate passed the House committee substitute by 24 to 2 as the legislature nears adjournment. Key measures include nine state normal schools with locations in South Texas, Northeast Texas and the western portion of the state. Changes to districts, a proposed State Fire Insurance Commission, and debates over text book adoptions dominate the week. The governor, attorney general, and others are expected to act, with sessions ongoing nightly to push remaining bills before adjournment.
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Austin
Tex
Mare
Senate
House
Jawsea
Texas
Stele
Tadd
Dora
Ation
OES
Lorathus
Wouter
Iiul
Onis
Widsports
Megos
Achowl
Heevys
Savkert
Estudio
Univers
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Althoush
Clarke
State Fire Insurance Commission
Mwcile Chanse
Gore
Stator UilTi Ute
Maud
Texas News
Uy House
Voosent Wy
Rute
Tee B. Reeves
Giraysan
Jelusram Tellows
Tin
Lee Bo Heeves
Bike Capitol
Texa Pour Reeves
Tesas
Ian
Texax
Pexas
Ram
Woman Recovers After Pinkham Compound Trial
A Michigan woman describes severe fatigue and backache from female weakness. After reading about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she tried it, felt better after two doses, and finished a three month course to regain strength and health. The testimony highlights reliance on a domestic remedy and its perceived impact on daily chores and wellbeing.
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Agrign, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkhamy
Alonzo T. Baker
Lecamsel Se
Adrian, Mich
House Petitions Stir Austin Session on Texas Legislation
In Austin March 13 the Texas House read petitions on university funding and Texan policy. Debates covered prison reform, forestry, tax receipts, and population thresholds for city regulation. A proposed board of forestry and a state tax relief measure were among items, with various votes and engrossment actions noted.
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Tex
Greenville
Thie
Texas
House
Wiley
Toulson
MG ‘Tiliotson
Dles
Wixmi
Cof Lamary
Gainor
State Board of Forestry
Commissioner of Forestry
Afm
Hane
Hope
Bostognie
Pritt
Rate Bill in Error Defect Might Trigger Veto
Austin, Tex. The measure authorizing $25,000 for rail rate defense faces possible veto as terms conflict with governor and railroad commission review. Officials plan corrections or recall of the bill. Ferguson travels to Dallas for federal inquiry on high living costs.
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Austin
Tex
Ferguson
Fairload Commission
Wallas
WML
Executive Department
Dallas
Ferguson signs four bills in Austin on March 1
Governor Ferguson signed four bills in Austin. The measures include a beauty bill guiding property and money received for jury compensation and a road-law amendment affecting rural districts. The package also extends time limits for completing certain debts and extensions, with references to districts in Lavaville and independent school areas.
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Tex
Ferguson
Senate
Guadaline
Caldwell
Row
Qagkson Grimes
Con
Colorado
Gillespie
Wand
Atay
Periele
Roaty
Lavlaville
Hotel guest list shows visitors at Fort Worth venues
A verbose, OCR style notice lists numerous visitors and guests staying at the Gunter and Menger hotels in Fort Worth, including names like Mr and Mrs Nelson, Miss Williams, and W. A. Watkey, with many travelers from Dallas, Abilene, Wellington, and Salt Lake City. The item resembles a society crowd bulletin from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
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Warren
Foutiaé
Lavenlie
Mowry
Dewsile
Gunter
Bergstrom
Mengde
Cunint
Fort Worth
Uae
Reettlen
Anthony
H. E. Singley
Wellington
Tex
Manger Ave
Gilert
Courit
Sonth— Tity
Tesi
Tal Morrie
Mild
Atre
Si Morse Iferdris
Dave Morris
Stor
Jolie
St. Anthony
Baker
Abilene
Menger
Morlon
Spétice
Ban Wrancisco
Mr. Sunt
W. Caeser
Kare
Ter
Guneer
Itiquey
Wavw
Mengur
Witams
Miss Williams
Salt Lake City
Nola Milligan
Fore Worth
W. T. Savage
F.J. W Sn
Birth Record for Sidney Horton on Weaver Boulevard
A birth notice from March 19 records Sidney Horton born at 212 W. Com. in Marsh. The ad notes one suit that fits, made by Lentz Tailor, and lists the address 212 W. Com. for tailoring services.
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Bow
Giber Sidney Horton
Weaver Boulevard
Marsh
Darken Gray Hair Look Young Darken Gray Hair
Advertisement touts Q-Dan Hair Color to darken gray hair quickly and naturally. Claims root penetration, reduced dandruff and itching, improved hair growth, and a soft luster. Sells at 50 cents per bottle from Sommers' Drug Store in San Antonio with mail order options.
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Q-Dan
Q-Ben
Ban
Sommers
San Antonio
Tex
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