Texas cattlemen gather for seventh convention in San Antonio
Fort Worth and San Antonio host Texas Cattlemen's Association events with leaders like WL Bokernot up for reelection. Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, Colorado and Louisiana cattle raisers attend, with visits by Captain TR Gilets and others. The meeting includes banquets at the Gunter, hotel concerts, and a tea for women at the Chittim home in Terrell Hills.
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Texas
Texas Rangers
Tom Awe
Icing ‘Ranch
Charles Lit
Fort. Worth
Wiarne F ° Littleton
New York
Richard Kieberg
Ing Ranch
le Bingston
Davis Momn
Ranch
Texas Cattlemen
Fort Worth
WL. Bokernot
Oklaboma
Kansas
New Mexico
Coils
Gad
Louisiana
Alamo City
San An- Valo
EL Je ‘Sokernot
San Antonio
Si Q
Gunter
Bath
Princess Fughter
Robernot. Wister
LE. Gates
First Baptist Church
John
W. Tobin
J. Croswell
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Doughty
Kingerilie
Gunter Hotel
E. B. Spilier
Ike Pryor
J. M. Chittim
Terrell Bills
Peacock Alley
St. Anthony Hotel
So Iocalen
Vaken
Ta Automobils
Visiting Delegates to Be Served Cats From Show Animals
Delectable dish of choice cats from champion baby beefs fed by boys and girls of Bexar and Medina counties will be served at the annual banquet to the executive committee of the Jesus Cattle Raisers Association at the Gunter hotel Monday evening. The animals were entered in a judging contest here two weeks ago and then went to the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth, where they won honors. The Gunter hotel via Swit and Company bought the carload at a general price well above 11 cents. T. B. Baker, owner of the Gunter and other Texas hotels, will distribute them to his hotels, with three Brahma steers sent to the Stephen F. Austin hotel for Governor Miriam A. Ferguson’s party.
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Bexar
Medina
Jesus Cattle Raisers’ Association
Gunter
Fort Worth
Gunter Hotel
Swit and Company
T. B. Baker
Texas
Brahme
Stephen F. Austin
Miriam A., Porguson
Sleeping Boy Found Near River Under St Marys Bridge
Police officer Shipp located a boy napping beside the river bank under the St Marys street bridge. The boy, who said he had work painting in the area, explained he had come to rest and had not intended harm. Neighbors reported the scene Monday morning and referred to the incident as a possible dead man discovery.
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Verve
St Mary's Street
Shipp
Veteran Chorister Dies Leading Hymn at Springfield Church
Springfield March 16 Veteran choir leader J. P. Turner 70 longtime director of the Christian church choir at Willimsidle dropped dead in the hall after the first stanza of Where He Leads Me I Will Follow. Death attributed to anoplexy.
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Springfield
J. P. Turner
Christian Church
Willimssidle
Youth Charged in Cibolo Residence Robbery
Ramon Rodriguez, charged with burglary and theft, remanded to Sail on default of $500 bond set by the Justice of the Peace Bend Fisk. Deputy Sheriff John Sebira arrested him after a reported break in at the Alvin Sebulz residence in Cibolo on Monday.
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Ramon Rodriguez
Tustica
Peace Bend
Fisk
John Sebira
Alvin Sebulz
Cibolo
Musterole Ad Warns Against Fly and Flu
An old advertisement promotes Musterole to fight influenza grippe and pneumonia starting with a cold. It describes Musterole as a counter irritant like mustard plaster without blister, providing warmth, relief, and quick penetration. It also notes a milder Musterole for babies and children and suggests keeping it for emergencies.
Folly to Suffer With Piles
A questionable ad urges readers to buy Pyramid Pile Suppositories in drug stores. It claims the product relieves soreness itching and bleeding and that many were saved from operations. It promotes it to the whole family and friends.
Night of Jazz and Orchestras Across U.S. Radio Listings
A collage of radio and concert listings across cities from Boston to Seattle features orchestras, choirs, Irish folk and gypsy acts, silent night programs, and educational concerts. Stations include WGN Chicago, Detroit Free Press, KDKA Pittsburgh, WHAS Louisville, and KFAE Pullman, with times ranging from evening to late night and prices noted for some performances.
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Redio- Digete
Associated Prees
Chicsgo
WHEEL
Boston
Sinfonians
Battalo
Dace
Chicago News
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Telm
WLY
Cincinnati
Legion Night
Cleveland
instrumentsFmaphonic Ensemble
Sopranal Wesa Dyes News
Melody Boys
Davenport
Denver
Drosram
Detroit
News Orchastra
Detroit Free Press
Tanébal
Des Moines
Ase Ty Ist
Fort Worth
Delincgon City
Ad Dratess
Wdaf Kaas
Kanzas City
Muni
Los Angeles
Wead Milwavikes Journal
Mitabal Iwecp
Minneapallos
Paul
Strand Theater Tans Sons
Ork
Journal
Moore
Orage Batt Orchestra
Educational
Arion Ttle
Achestra
Omaha
Oakland
Nega
Merritt Ducks
Philadelphia
Tshurah
Vnl
Waelebee
A & P Gebstes
Diretriie
Kdka Pittsburgh
Scotts
HGW
Portland Oregonian
Kfae Pullman
KPO Sen Francisca
WGE Schenectady
Keoa
KSD
St. Louis Post
St. Patrick's
Weed Zion
Pearsall Postmaster’s Wife, Mrs J R Davis, Dies
Pearsall Tez March 18 Mrs J St Davis 42 wife of the Pearsall postmaster died Saturday at the family residence. Funeral held Sunday afternoon at 40 relocate services at home and at the church. She is survived by one daughter Miss Tom Davis one son Jack Davis and five brothers T C Pred John Joe and Bob Speed, all of Pearsall.
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Pearsall
Tez
J. St. Davis
Pear Salk
Ars
Lynn
Tom Davis
Tme
Jack Davis
Tato
T. C. Pred
John
Joe
Bob Speed
Pearsal
Pepsudent Teeth Whitening Coupon Offer
An OCR fragment promotes a ten day free test using a toothpaste brand Pepsudent. It urges readers to try cleaning to remove film, promises whiter teeth, and mentions asking a druggist and mailing a coupon. The text is fragmented and promotional in tone.
Brownwood Sleeper Service Begins Despite Delays
The Brownwood sleeper service started with a new Pullman coach installed Saturday night. The sleeper ran from Brownwood to Milano, then via the Santa Fe to Brownwood, arriving in the morning. Delays were caused by a shortage of Pullmans.
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Brownwood
Stillstoni
Milano
Pullmans
Long Division Hire Plans Abandoned in War Dept
War Department abandons plans to appropriate funds for added expenses. Mention of possible march period and telegraph status at Fort Houston. Second Division troops referenced during absence of meroyys, with police involvement noted in the area.
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War Department
Wighth
Houston
Free Williams Treatment Offers Kidney and Bladder Relief
A newspaper notice claims The Williams Treatment cures rheumatism and kidney bladder ailments caused by body acids. It promises a free bottle and 32 doses to prove effectiveness, requesting 10 cents to cover postage and packing for postage, with Dr Williams Company in East Hampton, Conn as the sender.
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Williams
Dr Dd. William Company
East Hampton
Conn
Seni c. O. Dd
Man acts as own lawyer then acquitted in embezzlement case
Jor Gama represented himself in county court and was acquitted on charges of embezzling 15 dollars from Mamie Garza. The case involved alleged misappropriation of funds to obtain personal benefit for another party, with Garza claiming the money was meant to secure a bed for Jesus Thosates.
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Man
Jor Gama
Mamie Garza
Garza
Jesus Thosates
Two Stolen Pigeons Valued at 100, Not Ackermann Birds
Two pigeons believed stolen from H. H. Ackermann at 315 Deaware Street are claimed not to be his birds by Kernana. Ackermann says his birds had bands numbered ALASB-2278 and AU-18-8079 and were valued at about 100 dollars.
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Theas
H. H. Ackermann
Deaware Steret
Kernana
Ackermann
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