San Antonio loan association aims to aid home builders
The Security Building and Loan Association of San Antonio seeks to help home builders by offering mortgages with small monthly payments. The group, chaired by J. Kampmann, aims to encourage savings and home construction under Texas law, with directors including George Campbell and Herbert Tisyes and supervision by state banking.
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Kampmata
George TD. Campbell
Robert P. Schermerhore
Herbert J. Tisyes
Albert Bleres
Try Bell
Huccell C. Til
Frank Ich
E. ¥. Tepe
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
Building and Loan Association
Tina
Texas
Philadelphia
Fetu
Pennsylvania
Hyer
Ell Accouinta
Eccurt
Fuipr Ace
State Banking Department
Met
Hueleas Faing
Homva
Crest of Guadalupe flood nears Victoria Sunday
Flood crest expected in Victoria this Sunday, rising to about two feet higher than prior, with the river reaching around the 24 foot mark. Regions from Wharton to Heuxton report wide stretches of fertile land under threat, as damages exceed a million and preparations continue along the levee system.
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Guadalupe
Victoria
Thevaceae
Wharton Ts Sey Iites
Heuxton
Tex
Mayo
Colorado River
Whasinn És
Wharton
Camelita
Taohu
Anniinead
Noromelinn
Bae Poy
Ochse Named President of San Antonio Drug Co
William W Ochse was reelected president of the San Antonio Drug Company at the officers’ meeting last week with E B Tee named vice president. The article details Ochse’s rise from a barefoot boy to sales manager and later executive roles, noting long service and key figures on the board including Albert Kronkosky and Don Yates, as well as other officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W Ochse Reas
San Antonio Drug Company
E. BP. Tee
Ochzo
Ste Dens
San Antonio
Kalteyer & Sov
Bo Wag
Meser Bros. Drag Co
St. Louis
Baz Autonia
Wodr
Actles
San Antonio Deng Company
Wan Mada Vier
Lee
Whop
Hilary WW
Webes
Far
Officeal and Rice Provident
Weber
Sam Antonio Joleen
Ixell
Rosa
Melis m Qrnament Mason
Fred Wy Cook
Cook
Rhe Churober
Caramerce
Albert Kronkosky
Tinge
Qcheo
Lion Yates
Yates Bna
Sears
Kerrville Public School Board Names New Faculty
Kerrville Texas May 9 the Kerrville public school board announces the election of the following faculty members Miss Nellie Lorne Miss Sara Minded Mrs Lucille McCreary Miss Bianche Moore Mrs J B Row Miss Marr Bitdisworth and several more to be filled strong applications received for the positions Mrs A W Bayle selected for the aut ors shawl
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Kersville
Tex
Kerrville Public Schooly
TLA
A. W. Bayle
They Had Plenty Hagel Gvér About a Month
Fragmentary notes describe a period with surplus and a reference to a month and a two week interval. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable in the readable text.
Ferguson to Speak on Wine and Beer in Bexar County
A chapter meeting of the Avevelation Against the Prohibition Amendment will endorse a county executive committee for July primaries. Former Governor James Ferguson is to speak at Beethoven Hunt on Aronday May 16 about light wines and beer. The meeting at Moose Hall May 13 will appoint a precinct executive committee to oversee endorsements, with Everett stating the petition drive for ballot placement continues. Members will receive cards. only members admitted.
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Bessy County
James I. Ferguson
Beethoven Hunt
Aronday
Alisson Liverett
Ehairman
State Association
Afr
Everett
Bexar County
Bexar County Braceh
Moose Hall
Bezsr
Ferguson
Fermison
Teer
Wnier
Ferguwn
United States
Moore Hall
Association
Presbyterian Council forms to coordinate city churches
Churchmen organize and authorize two building programs at First Presbyterian. The Presbyterian Council will coordinate mission work for all city churches, establish a Tirretrterian church on Beacon Hill and a Sunday School at Highton Park. J A Billie named president, George S Moore secretary, 15-member executive committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Council
First Presbyterian Church
Beacon Hill
Highton
Ark
J. A. Billie Wan
George 8. Moore
Keneon Wilebugh
Lighland Park
Thy Council
Tax opinion on bankruptcy taxes and liens in Avniin Tex
The opinion states that taxes and interest accruing before bankruptcy are allowed, but those after proceedings are not. It explains property in a bankrupt estate is held by trustees, with tax assessment on assets as of the date of bankruptcy, and delinquent taxes, interest, and penalties remain liens.
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Avniin
Tex
Bamkruntey
Vuntey Court
Clifford Tl.stone
Dia Nate Ab
Catate
Fuethor
Tully the unsung record of Jim Tully’s rise
An early 20th century portrait of Jim Tully born in Ohio, facing hardship as an orphan. He left home at 22 to seek chance and endured factory work and street life. His turbulent journey through boxing, roaming, and writing led to a celebrated, though controversial, career chronicled by St. Mimett Lawler.
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Tully
Los Angeles
Cal
Jim Tully
Fedd & Muse
Sim
Tiret
Tim
Gods
Emraett Lawler
Beodirans
Texictien
Dallas meeting ends with guidance for Sunday sessions
Dallas Texas May 7 concluding the State Sunday school convention held at City Temple. Joint meetings of all the men’s Bible classes of the city set for 3 o’clock at First Baptist with A C Parker presiding. Other sessions planned at downtown churches. About 26 000 students and workers expected to attend the six meetings. The Men’s Bible class meets per late pastor Jobo Bastar’s plan at Enak Dallas Christian shared. Mr Slaptor died at Kerrville about a month ago.
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Dallas
Tex
Viece Wenceslas
Bitte Clarsen
First Baptist Church
Tey
A. C. Parker
Trxnx
Iivhaol Resociation
Huntley
Ter
Jobo J. Bastar
Nastor
Enak Dallas Christian Shared
Slaptor
Kerrville
Banquet Planned for General Saenz at San Antonio
A Wednesday night banquet will honor General Aaron Saenz, subsecretary at foreign relations, with Mexican citizens and officials in San Antonio. The event, including a reception and a formal dinner, will be hosted by the Chamber of Commerce at the Gunter. Attendees will include guests from New Orleans and local dignitaries.
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Aaron Saenz
Mozica
St. Anthony
San Antonio
Gunter
Chamber of Commuter
New Orleoun
Defeat of New Revives Fight Upon Primary
Article argues the anti primary faction in the Republican party grows, led by Beveridge and Harding opponents. It notes President Harding seeks to preserve party discipline, cautioning the dangers of bloc control and urging support for conventional party conventions over direct primaries. It cites debates across states about expenditures and party loyalty in choosing candidates.
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Robert T. Smai
Astonty Tatts
Washington
D. C
Benetor Barty
Indiana
Stelwarte
Republian
Ted
Patty
Albert J. Beveriga
Ontignal
York
Olf
Progressive Party
Haring
Harding
Thost
New
Wineselé Tong
Hardingegardé
Henrt
Chico
Menoa
Baveridge
Hey
Under & Congene Honersten
Sejm
United States
Yarty
Congress
Tembis
Fesa
Gomtrol
Aliguyn
al Wose
Firat Efferty
Famnaleo
Rnsteco Bates
Puebla Pinto county election appeal and cattle dipping dispute
An appeal filed in Palo Pinto County questions the validity of a local election and the governor's proclamation placing the county under tick eradication rules. McDonald, seeking relief, is accused of failing to dip cattle as required by law. A separate note reports corn tasseling delayed by cold weather in the Lower Rio Grande valley.
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Ateila
Palo Pinto County
Ctock Sanitary Commission
Q. UW
McDonald
Izofossl
McDonall
Pala Pinto
Brownsville
Tex
Grande Valley
Eason
Teray
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Cuera Say
William W. Ochse
SAN Antonio Drug CO
Kerrvilly Facily Messiere
Punsuing Kear
Association Against Liquor Laws
Lenalties
Blaze
Fox ‘Brot
Convento
Bayeridge
Bree
Houtton
Kiser
Bars County
Jeunswick
Brunswick Seoy
Sian Avuine
Cirle Zam
Blata
Chatalonship
Avenue Bligh
Ran Aim
E.howoton Street
Soma Tyler
Rex-Hocker Hardware CO
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