California trip of 1915 offers san francisco expositions dream voyage
The San Antonio Light promotes a free rail journey to California lasting through the Panama Pacific Exposition. Travelers ride on premier transcontinental lines by Pullman luxury, touring rugged scenery and grand canyons en route to San Francisco. The prize trip includes a week at the $50,000,000 Panama-Pacific celebration and requires entrants to mail their name for full details.
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California
San Francisco
Pullman
San Antonio
Pioneer task for locating Flying Post at Fort Sam Houston
Captain Foulois undertakes planning for a new aero squadron north of Fort Sam Houston amid uncharted field challenges. He maps layout with hangars, machine shops, and quarters, projecting a large post outlay and Washington submission before construction begins.
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Foulois
Aero
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Ben D. Puntold
Fort Sam Rausten
Fanlois
Teulais
Ata
Youlois
Svurit
Fort Samm Mauston
Vie
Eith
Eneweed Uy
Rand
WIN
Cor-San Antonio
Paulos
Wien
United States Army
Setion
Austin
Transporkathin
Vonsiat
Wawlobe & Fre
Foulote
Fort Sim Elouston
Army Lovtation Corps
Junior members win trip to Panama Pacific Exposition
Subrey Schofield and John Warren Jr. will visit New York Panama Canal and the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco after securing required subscriptions. Kenneth Rezedale was supposed to join but moved away, forfeiting his privilege. The winners were chosen after a year of subscriptions driven by a large publishing house and a headquarters program.
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Subrey Schofield
John Warren Jr
J. Wy Warren
New Turk City
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Kenneth Rezedale
Aree
Laree
Panama
OrPla Depot QuartenSLAS Tar Liaison Notice
Rested proposals will be received here until 17:00 on April 13 for furnishing wood, coal, mineral oil, forage, and tar supplies. Territory covers the Texas border area between spacesnear High Bridge and Brownsville during the fiscal year starting July 4, 1905. Applications invited to Mud Te 1. Roifel Depot Qu weber by rs.
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OrPla
Wari Bunt
Texas
Berlin
Paces High Bride
Brownsville
Weber
Fragmented OCR Notice From Unknown Source
Fragmented text shows garbled lines and unclear details with several improper names and phrases. No clear event or entities identifiable. Unable to extract a coherent news item or confirm date, place, or organizations.
Work for Jewish immigrant aid praised at New York meeting
The Jewish Immigration Society held its prominent Sunday gathering in New York with thousands present, as President Leon Saunders presented a yearly report. Judge Sanders reviewed the society’s efforts in aiding European origin Jewish newcomers, securing legal aid and employment, social services, and Americanization, noting no deportations for conviction among entrants and only three removals.
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Jewish Immigration Society
New York
San Antonio
Leon Saunders
Sanders
Soeiery
Isi
Isham
Wurauen
Menid
Ana Fuith
Ievac
Samers
Linas
America
California Syrup of Figs Ad for Constipation Relief
Old time medicine advertisement urges parents to give California Syrup of Figs to sick or feversh child with sour stomach and sore throat. It claims a spoonful will gently move undigested waste from the bowels within hours, promising a well child after dosing. The copy touts taste and easy dosing for babies and adults, naming a store and directions.
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Pervish
Cross
Salifornia
Voumterfens
McOttom Nia
Ceremonial Session Set for Fiesta Week
Ceremonial sessions planned by the Mysliv Shrine for Fiesta Week expect a record turnout of candidates. Shriners from across the state will travel to San Antonio for the event, with a parade as a highlight and the first such ceremony since a prior temple meeting.
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Ben Hui
Mysliv
San Antonio
Ben Hur
San aAcinto Dire
Iave
Unis
Rovernent
Austin
Jjetabie
Antonio
Urge More Care in Birth Registration at San Antonio Meeting
A San Antonio Council of Mothers meeting at the St Anthony Hotel urged stricter birth registration following state concerns over unrecorded births. Mothers were asked to canvass homes to tally unregistered births and fund delegates to district conventions. Local cooperation includes the Gexar County Medical Society and comments from Mrs. Frie Allister and Dr. hyper on child hygiene and registration challenges.
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San Antonio
Tan City
Sink Hick
del Rio
Roupell
Gexar County Mediaal Society
Ute Soviety
Frie‘Allister
Yper
Gress
Immigrant Mexicans Seen as Problem in US Policy Discussion
A garbled report from authorities discusses how immigrant Mexicans strain local resources and prompts calls for tighter control. Officials debate handling pending cases and potential movements across border areas amid rising arrivals.
Forum Seeks Members for Local Debating Club
Ti. M. C. A. Forum invites the public to attend general meetings at the Y M C A to learn more about the club. Yesterday's program included a talk by H. Scholz on a Poland essay and a debate on the governor's tenancy bill with named participants and standings.
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Ti. M.C. A
Easay
Pint H. Scholz
C. R Fuller
W. P. Thomasson
Stanlay
Sam KR
Bnight
Mustero le ointment remedy advertised in old text
An advertisement promotes a white ointment named Mustero le for sore throat chest colds and coughs. It markets relief for croup asthma and various pains, claiming quick action and drawing out sore areas. The claim includes a Cleveland Ohio company and invites readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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The
Munterdie Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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