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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1916

Page

9

Hundreds join in promoting the fair campaign

Four hundred and fifty new members for the Committee of One Hundred were reported by W B Connness as the promotion division led a meeting at the Be dell building. Captains from nineteen companies reported, pledging support for the fair and a canvass of the city. The Stowers delegation detailed cattlemen convention work in Houston which drew Chamber of Commerce endorsement. A letter from Victor Vinson invited a delegate to Carrizo Springs Strawberry Festival. Resolutions on the Country Club fire victims were prepared and mailed to families. The weekly luncheon at the S J Anthony Hotel drew a large turnout. A finance committee meeting is set for 5 pm at headquarters.

W. 8 Conness Bedell Building Cattlemen's Convention Houston Committee of One Hundred G. A. Stowers Chamber of Commerce Victor V. Vinson Carrizo Springs Country Club S J. Anthony

83 Year Sentence Dropped for San Antonio Burglar

Jack Wilbur, 38, charged with twelve burglaries, will not be prosecuted in San Antonio after Chief Fred Lancaster learned from Houston police that Wilbur was convicted on 25 indictments there and sentenced to 83 years. He allegedly robbed numerous properties in January and February, with some jewelry recovered. Advertisement notes oil burning locomotives and observation cars for Southern Pacific.

Jack Wilbur San Antonio Fred Lancaster Lancaster Davison Houston Texas Wilbur

Dowagiac Bait Barred at Medina Lake

Chief Game Warden Bailey announced Dowagiac bait cannot be used at Medina Lake and will be strictly enforced. Reports indicate out of season use, and an investigation is to be conducted with potential prosecutions anticipated.

Austin Tex Bailey Game, Fish and Oyster Department Medina Lake

Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Restful Sleep

H. T. Strange of Gainesville Ga reports sleep troubles kept him awake. After trying various remedies he used Foley Kidney Pills and says one bottle cured him, enabling sound sleep all night. Ad note from A M Fischer Druggist Gibbs Ridge.

H. T. Strange Gainesville Foley A. M. Fischer Gibbs Ridg Ady

Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Rescue With Argon Solution

An old advisory promises thick hair by dissolving dandruff with four ounces of a liquid argon solution applied nightly. It claims most dandruff disappears by morning and itching stops after a few applications, noting the product is inexpensive and widely available.

Free Sample Skin Book Offer by Mail for Skin and Hair Troubles

Free sample each with a 32 page skin book sent by return mail to any sufferer from skin or scalp troubles who has failed to obtain permanent relief. Address Cuticura Dept KX Bestom Mass. Sold in every town and village in the United States.

Cutieura Dept. KX Bestom Mase U. 8

Local notables stop at San Antonio hotels

Brownsville and Dallas visitors check in at the Menger Gunter and St Anthony while Philadelphia and Chicago arrivals register at the Menger. Notables from New York Nashville El Paso and San Francisco are listed among guests. An announcement appeals to San Antonio voters to back Phil Wright for Police and Fire Commissioner. Advertising lines follow for fishing tackle Portage Tire and Santone Brick.

T. J. Janson Brownsville Tex Menger J. F. Agnew Dallas Gunter W. J. Thrasher Waco St. Anthony A. L. Billet Philadelphia F. L. DeWitt John P. Martin Chapman New York L. M. Green Nashville Tenn Robert C. Faulkner M. Schivas Chicago Parkison del Rio A. C. Burke C. McCurdy el Paso EK. D. Baker Washington, D. C W. T. McWhorter San Francisco R. G. Williams Groger Houston San Antonio Phil Wright Citizens’ League

Red Cross nurses volunteer for punitive expedition service

Eleven more volunteers have offered services as Red Cross nurses for the punitive expedition into Mexico after Villa. They submitted their names to the Chamber of Commerce and most appear eager for duty, with two urging to be among the first sent to the border. Notable volunteers include Carrie Carpenter Fort Sam Houston Evelyn Sheldon 306 Scott street Alice Payton 306 Scott street Tillie Pearce 713 East Elmira street Agnes May St. Mary's Hospital Galveston Rose Martinez 521 Lopez street Dixie Purcell Thrall Tex Rose Marie Ramke 115 Nacogdoches street Mary L Williams Sutherland Springs Selma M Piland Buda Tex and I D Diaz University of Tennessee Memphis Tenn.

Red Cross Mexico Villa Chamber of Commerce Carrie Carpenter Fort Sam Houston Evelyn Sheldon Scott Street Alice Payton Tillie M. Pearce East Elmira Street Agnes May St. Mary’s Hospital Galveston Rose Martinez Lopez Street Dixie Purcell Thrall Tex Rose Marie Ramke Nacogdoches Street Mary L. Williams Sutherland Springs Selma M Piland Buda I. D. Diaz University of Tennessee Memphis

Monterey not affected by U S troops invasion says hotel owner

A M Fernandez proprietor of the Continental Hotel in Monterey arrived in San Antonio and denied reports of mass flight and ill will. He said few Americans left, most returned, and business was reviving with mines running full time as conditions normalize. He will stay in San Antonio for several days.

Mexico Monterey A. M. Fernandez Continental Hotel San Antonio Carranza Fernandez

Fiesta Directors to Meet at Chamber of Commerce

A Fiesta Association meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss important matters. The notice includes various community notices and local business ads amid city developments.

Fiesta Association Chamber of Commerce

Resignation Leads to Fort Sam Houston Clerical Appointment

Arthur Schaeffer secretary to A. R. Atkinson resigns to join the quarter master department at Fort Sam Houston. James Gibson is appointed to the position.

Arthur Schaeffer A. R. Atkinson Quartermaster Department Fort Sam Houston James Gibson

Obituary of J. P. Noyes in San Antonio

J P Noyes 48 died at home 363 Schley Ave at 1 50 Tuesday morning. Native of Louisiana, he lived in San Antonio a year and a half. He was a locomotive engineer and member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and Woodmen of the World. Survived by widow and daughter Beatrice Noyes of San Antonio, and four brothers and two sisters in Southwest Texas. Funeral by Rev S J Porter. Interment Mission Burial Park.

J. P. Noyes Schley Avenue Louisiana San Antonio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Woodmen of the World Beatrice Noyes Texas

Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment

Local notice advertises Shelley Loring Undertaking Co offering automobile equipment and related services with two phone numbers for inquiries and orders.

Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co

Prehistoric Quarry Near White House Revealed by Boston Transcript

The Boston Transcript notes a vast ancient quarry within three miles of the White House near Rock Creek. Remains include quartzite chips, hammer-stones, and exposed diggings buried under debris, with trenches dug for study ahead of the Pan American Scientific Congress.

White House Boston Transcript Pan- American Scientific Congress Egypt Rock Creek

Professor Holmes Leads Smithsonian Quarries Exploration

Direction of Professor William H. Holmes head curator of the Smithsonian Institute, who has thoroughly explored the quarries, noted as a leading Americanist and executive committee member of the Pan American Congress, chairing the anthropology section.

William H. Holmes Smithsonian Institute Dr. Holmes The Pan-American Congress

Bedbug bounty sparks University thesis plan

An ad in Columbia papers offers 10 cents a hundred bedbugs delivered to Professor Percy J. Wilberger at the State University. He aims to study bedbugs as disease spreaders for a thesis, noting suspicion but no proven culprit yet and planning experiments to prove guilt or innocence.

Percy J. Wilberger State University

Typhus in Mexico Declared Under Control

Galveston Texas report says all special pavilions for typhus victims in Mexico City have closed due to disease suppression. Aguascalientes governor issues decree banning bullfights.

Mexico Galveston Tex Mexico City State of Aguascalientes

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted to Women

An advertisement urges women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it relieves ailments common to women and has proven effective for others. It stresses the remedy's long-standing reputation and asks readers to give it a chance.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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