Industrial growth eyed as key to San Antonio’s future
Publisher William McIntosh urges after dinner KTSA audience that San Antonio’s real estate gains stem from growing industry. He cites $71,000 invested in plants and 27,000 workers with strong payrolls, praising transportation links, a Corpus Christi port, and long trade with Mexico as engines for future industrial prosperity.
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Real Catate
Minning Ferila
Morning Candy Cascarets Promise Gentle Relief
In the Morning Jud enjoys a Cascaret and wakes with a fresh tongue coating gone, breath sweet, eyes brighter, feeling transformed. The ad touts Cascarets as a never failing laxative that strengthens bowel muscles and provides gentle lasting relief, ideal for elderly people and appealing to children.
Texas Cattle Trails by Harry Williams
A long rambling text mixes town gossip on Lockhart dogs with optimistic notes on San Antonio industrial growth. It discusses local leaders, irrigation, real estate, and a push for factories, plus anecdotal reflections on cattlemen and old-time rangers.
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Harry Williams
Lockhart
Change in Arsenal Command Announced
Maj Charles M MeBett a ordnance department has been ordered to Sao Aniguio to assume command of the San Antonio arsenal relieving Mandell Collins who will tour foreign duty in the Philippines. Collins leaves San Antonio around April 14 and travels to California. They will sail from San Francisco May 2 for tin new Allen. Major Roberts arrives from St Taouiy as friend of the family budget.
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Charles M. Mebetta
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Sao Aniguio
San Antonio Arsenal
Mandell Collins
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Philinulies
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Arenas
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California
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St. Taouiy
Perry Named Episcopal Primate in Chicago
In Chicago on March 27, Charles B. Anderson, bishop of Enum, was elected primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America. The previously long serving Rhode Island bishop, well known for decades, succeeds following the death of the former primate. A police report also notes a separate incident where T. G. Skoges, former probate judge, was involved in a shooting that injured a traffic officer.
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Chicago
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