Sewing Machine Ad and Local Notices Mix
Worn sewing machines advertised as best the "Standard" model promises four times finer stitches. Local notices mention a Knights of Labor meeting, a jewelry return request, and various ads about medicines, paving repairs, and plants for sale. Several street names and addresses appear in fragmented form across the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casta
Hese
Wagner & Chabdt
Albert Garrettson
Cactus Street
Dickerson
Houston Street
Convention Hall
Knights of Labor
San Pedro Ave
U. G. Stracke
Dreiss
Measles Quarantine Amid City Health Notices
City health authorities quarantine measles at 12 Swiss Street and near the Kentucky Avenue corner as San Antonio scenes of illness spread. Various drug stores advertise tonics and remedies while clerks issue sewer connection permits and local officials warn on public health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Swiss Street
Kentucky Ayemna
Cy Schasse
Appienc
Sunset Pharmacy
San Antonio
Disinterment of Eagle Pass War Dead Proceeding
A local firm will remove 73 bodies from Camp Eagle Pass cemetery to the National cemetery in the city for reinterment. Bids included $3.25 to $3.60 per body for bone and non bone remains, Burnett & Co. favored by the army quartermaster general. Remains to be boxed in specified pine cases and returned to the gravesite before transfer to the railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mark's Hireh
Travis Square
Iya
Wit
P. mi
R. Richardson
North Pierce Streal
Harvis
First Baptist Church
Dreiss
Edison
Schevermeyer
Pickering
Mexicco
Harriet Evans
Hinsdale
Wm. Lyons
Seieli, T
Houston
St. Charles Dittmar
Charles 1
Thompson
Department of Texas
Camp Eagle Pass Military Cemetery
National Cemetery
J.T. Burnett & Go
Army
Washington
Burnett & Co
Hagh Pass
Camp Eagle Pas
Texas
Eagle Pasa
War Department
Tavk Bing
Return to Post Messages From Fort Ringgold and Port Riley
A report notes Private Lewis J. Wright of the G. Tenth Cavalry was sent to the government asylum in Washington after an offer was found at Fort Ringgold Texas. Henry T. Fagitt enlisted at the post for the Eighth Cavalry and proceeds to Port Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moke's
Ahenley
Mc Webb
Cam
Fort Ringgold
Tex
Lewis J. Wright
Toap G. Tenth Cavalry
Goverment Insane Asylum
Washington
Henry T. Fagitt
Eighth Cavalry
Port Riley
Kua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowe
Nettat
Bergain
Serge Cassimére
Bove
Sto
Perewee Shee Pa
Pereaica
Ace Ee
the Sunday Light
Fiouston
Floresville
San Mateos
Hermann Son
Hartgerink
Overisel
Mich
W. G. Kalteyer
J.-A. Burke
C. Schasse
Win. Appmann
Emma Giesen
San Marcos
Max Barty
Mason Street
Nat. Sulzbacher
S. Mair
Palestine
Tesag
W. E. Sitzer
W. Caton
Kalteyer
CG. Schasse
Wm. Appmann
Young Men's Christian Association
Chasse
West Commerce Street
Appmiann
Gadet
Josue James
Weat Texas Military Academy
Denigon
Cartion-Mullaly Transfer CO
Wild Cat
United Workingmen's Club
City Drug Store
Haat Commerce Street
Win
Appmoun
First Spiritualists Society
Forester
Soledad
Houston Streets
Allen Franklin Brown
Snogset Wood Company
Marl Richardson
Marshall
Dilndsen
William
A. T. Langd
Blair
Blum Street
Noke’s
C. Tunglund
East Todsban Street
Joenl
Mole's
M. B. Smith
Butternut
Witt
Alteyer
J. A. Burke
Wu. Appmann
Ernst Meurin
Leumby
Paw
Aea
Molce’s
Hye
St. James
Moko
Shafer & Braden's
Make's
Edgewood
Paxton
Crystal Balloon
Main Plaza
Beethoven
Qtr. CH. Mucor
Wes
APPLE
P. OG
Tax 487
Embroideries Co
Att - Phe
Crescent Sovial
T. John Mitler
Weather
Sue Weer
Touston Streek
Robert Clarkes
Maverick-Clarke Tithy. Co
Tag
Ofice
Torile
Drades Council
Wniare
Eagle Pass
Department
Yeatorday
Yort Brown
Prank Jc. Fergsuen
Mba Pawet
Sumner
NHW
Lunderman's Association
Southwestern Street Railway Association
Gas and Electric Lights Association
Selle Aymil
Wreo
Washington City
Cincinnati
Chica
St Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Tates
Sunset
Grand Obera House
BB. Morse
L. J. Parks
Ho Swhillan
Texas Gas and Electric Light Men
Texas Lummberman's
Wago
Flyer
Sunset Depot
G. J. Bass
Allen Irvin
City Ticket
Depot
Stowers Show
G. A. Stowers Furniture &9
Commerce St
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