Vitalitas Endorsements Highlight Akin Interview
Deinnel Akin, general manager of the Vital Remedies Company of Houston, showcases a file of voluntary letters praising Vitalitas. The effusive endorsements come from diverse professions across the South, noting restored vigor and health without any cost to the givers. Investigate Vitalitus at Wagner's drug store, 497 East Houston St, today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Vitalitas
Deinnel Akin
Vital Remedies Company
Houston
Texas
Igor
Vitalitus
Wagner's
East
Houston St
Busch Paintings to be Sent to Houston After San Antonio Run
The Busch paintings on loan from the American Federation of Art will stay in San Antonio one extra week with free public viewing. Afterward they move to Houston, then St Louis and San Francisco before joining a Panema Pacific Exhibition, with refunds offered on season tickets.
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San Antonios
American Federation of Art
San Antonio Art League
Busch Pictures
San Antonio
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Washington
Seacon
Art League
Just Right for Lackachs and Rhar maticm Pills
Woley Kidney Pills praised for backache joint pain and bladder issues. Tester A A Jeffords from McGrew Nebr endorses Folty Kia ppy Pills for pals in his back and old trouble vanishes. Other names and addresses appear in the ad copy with private phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woley
A. A. Jeffords
McGrew
Nebr
Groreist
M. Fischer
Gibba
Florists Form Club at Turner Hall Meeting
The 5u Antonio Florists Club organized at Turner Hall with T. C. Kerr of Houston as organizer and Chris Hauser elected temporary chairman. The group aims to improve trade facilities for dealers, not raise prices, with bylaws hearings scheduled for late April. A state florists meeting in Waco on May 4 and 5 was announced. El Paso mayor Kelley discussed sewer and water bonds of 250000 with city officials, likely approval.
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Antonio
Sterson
Frank Suchy
Kerr
Florists
Waco
el Paso
Austin
Tex
Kelley
City of el Pecu
Honda
Swindler Robs Old Man of Last Dollar
An elderly, frail man from Leakey, visiting San Antonio, is befriended by a smooth stranger who feigns help. The stranger cashes a ten dollar check and provides booze, leaving the old man hungry and unable to cover the check. He seeks aid from Associated Charities and later recalls the assailant’s callous deception. Attorney General Looney appoints John Wall of Sherman as assistant in the attorney general's department, effective April 1.
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Amooth
Associated Charities
Antonio
Leakey
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Eastland County
Carell
Ftranger
Frost National Bank
Somelgara
Looney
Austin
Tex
John Wall
Sherman
Attorney General's Départment
Wall
Shermain
Civil Service Examinations Set for April Dates
Several cities announce civil service tests the latter part of April for inspector of safety appliances inspector of hours at service and electrical machinist. Exams will be held April 24 25 and 27 with two vacancies to be filled from the electrical machinist list. Interstate Commerce Commission appointments at $1400 a year expected from the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fatal Storm Destroys Wilmer Church and Injures Residents
A violent windstorm struck Wilmer Texas on a Monday afternoon, killing two Black residents the De Grace couple and injuring Jim Johnson and another. The Methodist church and a blacksmith shop were destroyed, the Wilmer school roof blown off, and several other buildings damaged.
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Wilmer
Dallas County
Tex
Allen de Grace
Jim Johnson
Wio
de Grace Negroce
Jim Johanson
Wilmer School
City Hospital Controversy Fails to Cut Brick and Block Bids
City council discusses hospital funding with Aldermen Steves and Dielmann leading the inquiry. Finance committee reports unclear sources and a balance of 40,285 dollars. Bids for creosoted pine blocks and brick deemed too high, with Warren arguing freight rates inflated brick costs. Creosoted blocks priced around current quotes, while two mayoral bids for blocks show lower yard prices. A late Buffalo Brick Co bid is opened after delay, triggering debate over fair opening. Proposals for street work and sewers advance, with police equipment bids referred pending further review.
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Weakley
Warren
L. L.thrapahiré
Steyes
Alder Mgn
Dielmann
San Antonio
Baldwh
Street Committee
Brown
Ctty
Mesquite Blovks
Z -W. Gannon
J.P. Nelson
Nelson
Suffalo Brick Company
Oldahoriz
Stéves
Wilders
Brow
Hick Lia
Price
Clerk
Crockett Street
Alamo Plaza Park
Alderwan Steves
Brows
Hinestvest
Houston
Alamo Piaza
Almerman Steves
Threa
Uniterias
Formbs-Jones
Telmel
Freak Bros
Chicago
Iyconnell
Ofire
Aldérmbring Weakley
Rigelyo
Westfall Ave
Protests and petitions on city street plans and taxes
Citizens protested use of streets by the Katy railroad and the Nolan street line. Petitions asked permission to tear up Pingattéet and Ros en's Island tents and for San Pedro park usage. Alderman Meady and Milly tax remission was favorably reported. requests to investigate fence on Priez street. Water contract tied to Thursday reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Katy Railroad
The
Traction Company
Ping Attéet 80 Ag
Nolan Street
Gentry Bros. Shor
Rosen's Island
San Pedro, Park
Wht
Henry L Meady
Mabel Milly
Hoetgen
Sty
Priez Street
Cdunell
Symphony Society of New York Trustees Move To End Deficit
The Symphony Society of New York announced at its annual meeting that a $66,000 endowment plan will be set aside to insure the orchestra’s continuance at high artistic standards and allow future expansion. Despite ongoing deficits, directors have organized a fund to cover annual losses and restore financial viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkness Flagier
Fe Symphony Society of
New York
Flagler
Symphony Baciily
SLD MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR COUNTERFEIT PLOT
Samuel Tate, a notorious counterfeiter with nearly 20 years in prison, pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit half dollars and was sentenced to five years in the federal prison at Atlanta. George Reilly, Tate's companion, received a similar sentence after agents found a complete coin-making outfit in their room last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Tate
Atlanta
George Reilly
Tate
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SELZ
W. & G. Shoe CO
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Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Keadrills, Bouton
Jechaecrille
Aprit
Doris
Broadway
Frank Bros
Henry ‘Flagler
Senu
Red
Qount
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Bedell Baiding
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