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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

12

This Man Is Growing Bald Parisian Sage offer tests hair loss

A local druggist promotes Parisian Sage with a three day trial and money back guarantee. The ad claims it stops excessive hair loss and improves hair and scalp, noting many positive testimonials and promising a large bottle at affordable price with no risk if unsatisfied.

A. M. Fischer

First Meeting Held for County Military Census Plan

The presiding judges of election in Bexar County gathered in the county courthouse to map the plan for registering men liable for military service under the pending selective conscription law. Sheriff Tobin chaired, a seven member committee was named, and judges were urged to recruit up to 500 volunteers for registration day. The tone stressed patriotism and readiness to serve without pay.

Bexar County Congress John W. Tobin Ferguson Wilson Tobin Davis Sheriff Tobin Newton Edwin Routledge Antonio Flores Adam McClelland Joe Balmer C. A. Neal A. Forestello Jake Rubiola Alex Coy Earnest Braggs A A. Garcia A. B. Maness B. A. Greathouse Joe Torres Charles Trolio Andres Cov Joe Carlin Id Overton Joseph Rubbola A. B. Cowan Tarver Bee Tom B. Johnson CC. M. Dixon Edward Dwyer W. P. Lobban R MasFarlane W. G. Tobin Ed G Send R M. Fields N. O. Green Sam C. Slack Tom McGee Earnest Fischer L. T. Mumme P. J. Kafune P. Bright Gus Mauermann Roy Ripley Julius Conrad Joe Beck S. A. Bentley Tom Blue J. M. Oldham R. G. Carvajal Carlos Muth J. J. Reinert H. F. Geyer E. L. Francois J. G. McFadden William Rawson J. S. Phillips J. Arthur Gault I. B. Henyon Gus Graebner J. R. Baldwin H. E. Hargis Henry McRae Jose Herrera August Junkin H. Koehler L. 8. Campbell J. W. Conaway Theatore Crenaveledge G. W. Monier H. Eyeselbinger Henry Lynn F. J. Monke Otto Voges L. B. Jones Leon A. Baer Sidney Sheppard R. A. O'Grady W. A. Wilson

Madero Family Receives Amnesty From Carranza Government

After three years in exile the Madero brothers Alfonso Gabriel and Julio gain full amnesty from the Carranza regime. Passports signed by Villa’s rival allow them to travel in Mexico. Alfonso plans a trip to Mexico City Monday amid lingering tensions with Villa-aligned Emilio and Raoul. The family, based in San Antonio, had left Corpus Christi last summer.

Mexico Madero Alfonso Gabriel Julio Francisco I. Madero Carranza Don Alfonso Mexico City Villa Emilio Raoul Villista Maderos

Fire destroys cafe and damages office in San Benito

A blaze at 4 am destroyed a brick and frame cafe in San Benito and partly burned a two story brick office building adjoining. Owned by the San Benito Loan and Investment Co the loss is about 5000 with insurance, caused by a stove in the restaurant. Volunteers prevented damage to a nearby 10000 office building.

San Benito Tex

Texan Urges Ferguson to Rally War Effort Across State

Corpus Christi banker Joseph Hirsch, Texas representative at the Governor’s conference, urges Governor Ferguson to mobilize Texan support for the war. He calls for strict economy, expanded food production, national defense organization, compliance with the draft law, and a statewide patriotic push. He proposes a food-per-meal cut and a declared state holiday to honor registration and national unity.

Washington, D. C Ferguson Texas Joseph Hirsch Corpus Christi Council of National Defense Hirsch Texas Council of National Defense Federal Council Baker War Department Texan

Senate backs national military road through Texas New Mexico and California

The Texas Senate adopted a House concurrent resolution urging Congress to fund a national military highway across the southwestern border via Texas New Mexico and California with an amendment by Senator Harley extending the route northward along both coasts. The measure proceeds to Congress. Also new bills on loan companies dairy and pure food salaries and absentee voting were introduced following gubernatorial guidance.

Austin Tex Senate House Congress United States Texas New Mexico California Harley

Ladies Can Wear Shoes With Allen's Foot Ease

An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to make tight or new shoes feel comfortable. It promises instant relief for corns and bunions, prevents blisters and sore spots, and offers a free trial package by mail from Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen 8 Olmsted le Roy N. Y

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