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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

3

Two Soldiers Arrested For Deer Shooting Out of Season

Two U S soldiers were arrested at Eagle Pass Texas on charges of violating state game laws by shooting deer out of season. Chief Game Warden Jeff D Cox said state deputy warden Robert L Goodfellow informed him of the arrests and that the men will be prosecuted. Information leading to the arrests came from a state ranger. Automobile for countries furnished day or night at half the regular price. Ady.

Austin Tex Uncle Sam Soldier Boys Eagle Pass Chief Game Jeff D. Cox Coun Crockett Ady BE. Lawrence & Oy 2

Steinman Heads the Synod at Texas District Meeting

The Joint Synod of Ohio Lutheran Church Texas district opened a seven day session at Grace English Lutheran Church in San Antonio with Rev William Steinman of Seguin elected president and Rev Paul F Hein of San Antonio vice president. Delegates arrived as reports and doctrinal discussions began and the Ladies' Big Society plan for broader work was discussed.

Texas Joint Synod of Ohio of the Lutheran Church Grace English Lutheran Church William Steinman Seguin Paul F. Hein San Antonio G. Grueber Salado William Jebbert N. Freud Iting Jnst Grand Church Ladies’ Big Society

President Wilson thanks John B Hood Camp for support

President Wilson through J T Tumulty thanks John B Hood Camp No 108 United Confederate Veterans for its pledge of support in the Mexican situation. He expresses gratification for the copy of resolutions and appreciation for the kindness and goodwill of the camp and its members.

Austin Tex Wilson J. T. Tumulty John B. Hood United Confederate Veterans Tumulty U. Co

Hillcrest School Faces Crowded, Defective-Child Worries

Hillcrest district school conditions sparked a heated school board debate. A motion to refer adding classrooms and improving facilities to the building and finance committees passed, while a plan for a four-room addition was debated. Miss Lachapelle described attendance challenges, the lack of a sixth grade, and long travel for students.

Hillcrest Eli Hertzberg Milam Walton D. Hood Boar Miss Lachapelle Hermann Sons Lukin Scull Highland Park School Albin Seidel

San Juan Ditch Co Certifies for San Antonio Irrigation

The San Juan Ditch Company of San Antonio Texas filed with the state board of water engineers a certified filing asserting water appropriation from the San Antonio River to irrigate 485 acres in Bexar County to protect its rights. An application by P E Lundsford of Wingate seeks diversion of two thirds of a cubic foot per second from Oak Creek in Runnels County to irrigate 50 acres, with a June 10 1914 consideration date set by the board.

Austin, Tex San Juan Ditch Company San Antonio Tex State Board of Water Engineers Bexar County P. E. Lundsford Wingate Oak Creek Runnels County

Travelers' Protective Association of Texas to Convene in Beaumont

The advance guard of the Travelers' Protective Association of Texas arrived in Beaumont as the twenty fifth annual state convention nears. Committees will be appointed at 2 pm, the Benevolent League of Texas meets at 4 pm, and the formal opening occurs at 8 pm with welcome addresses from President James W. Polk and Mayor Fletcher on behalf of the city. In San Marcos twelve hundred people heard governor candidate Thomas H. Ball speak for over an hour, with attendees from Luling, Lockhart, Fentress, Prairie Lea, Kyle and across Hays County.

Beaumont Tex Travelers’ Protective Association of Texas Benevolent League of Texas James W. Polk Post Fletcher Ball San Marcos Thomas H. Ball Luling Lockhart Fentress Prairie Lea Kyle Hays County

Withers outlines work on Rockhill Country Club project

J P Withers spoke at the Chamber of Commerce about assembling Rockhill Country Club property as the largest club of its kind in America and ready development including club house and golf courses. A $65,000 stock subscription campaign was proposed to fund improvements, with a five member committee named to plan the campaign and secure director endorsement before launch.

Chamber of Commerce J. P. Withers Rockhill L. B. Clegg

Obituary notices from San Antonio newspaper readers

Obituary notices span several local figures including Edna Barker wife of Bob Barker former House clerk. B I Gilmer 58. F L Tuffly 58 livestock salesman. S J Hewitt funeral delayed. J B Cover 57. Surviving family members listed with burial and service details across multiple cases in a San Antonio context.

Gilmer B. I. Gilmer San Antonio Pearsall Sloan & Hagg Tuffly F. L. Tuffly Buena Vista Street Edward Aleen San Angtonio Houston E. J. Fisher

Cause and Effect of Right Food on Digestion

An old newspaper feature argues that improper food causes indigestion and mind discomfort, urging readers to observe cause and effect in diet. A New York woman shares relief from indigestion after using Grape-Nuts, noting improved digestion and appetite while praising the product from Postum Co. The letter also references The Road to Wellville and asks if readers have seen the above letter.

N. Y Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Social Mission of Church to City Life in Memphis

Rabbi E Sterheim of Greenville Miss argues churches must join city governance and education work. He says true religion requires human service and religion’s development should pursue this end. The social worker is involved in shaping individual community ties.

Memphis Tenn Bishop Bratton Mississippi Booker T. Weelace Tuskegee

You are entitled to the best You won't get it unless you ask

An advertisement declares you deserve top quality from a product line, urging readers not to wait to request the best. The copy stresses superiority and bold claims to entice inquiries and orders.

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