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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

6

Baptists Plan Program for Devotional Meetings

Charles Heinsath of the Baptist Young People's Union proposed dividing the union into sections A B and C to rotate Sundays and to expand social and program activities at the Jet Baptist Church. The San Antonio Baptist Institute will run May 30 to June 1 under the San Antonio City Baptist Young People's Union to support the San Antonio Baptist Association work. A Auburn New York man, J A Farmer, reports permanent relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills from Fischer Drug Co.

Charles Heinsath Baptist Young People’s Union Jet Baptist Church San Antonio Baptist Institute San Antonio Auburn New York J. A. Farmer Fischer Drug Co

City Council Plans Two More Fire Houses

The San Antonio city council will decide next Monday whether to proceed with two new fire stations at South Heights and West End after Alderman Ray Lambert proposed adding a West End house to the South Heights plan. The police and fire committee will report next week on the amendment and related budget changes.

South Heights West End Ray Lambert Police and Fire Committee Commerce Street Alamo Soledad Street Robinson, Masquehiette & Company San Antonio F. C. V. Ford San Pedro Park

Y W C A Helps Many at Southern Pacific Depot

The April Travelers' Aid report lists 232 strangers directed to rooms 23 sent to the Y W C A 25 to hotels 28 to boarding houses 23 aided sick 9 girls without companions placed on cars a 16 year old with a 20 day old baby cared for a carriage service for 23 strangers assistance for single elderly travelers and help for a man about to die with funds raised at the depot 13 babies cared for and train arrival departure information freely provided.

Travelers’ Aid Young Women’s Christian Association Southern Pacific

This Interests Every Woman and Kidney Health Claim

A family doctor notes women often seek treatment for what they call female trouble, but kidney and bladder issues respond when treated. Foley Kidney Pills are marketed as the best and safest remedy, with a tonic action and quick results. Fischer Drug Co. urges demand for value. Try Piel bottled beer.

Fischer Drug Co

Texas Firms Form New Corporations Across Counties

A compiled list from Austin on May 15 details multiple Texas incorporations. Entities include Interstate Forwarding Company of Dallas with $10,000 capital, Pauli Oil & Development Company of Houston with $6,000, Alma Farmers Gin of Alma in Ellis County with $8,000, Teague Chautauqua Association of Teague with $4,395, Thames Ice Cream Company of Port Arthur with $2,500, Davidson-Brenstad Gin Company of Clifton with $7,500, Maxwell Hardware Company of Wichita Falls with $40,000, Edna Electric Light Ice Water Company of Edna with $20,000, Farmers Gin Company of Nelissa in Collin County with $10,500, and Clear Spring Farmers Union Gin Company of Clear Springs in Guadalupe County with $5,000. Each lists respective incorporators.

Austin Tex Interstate Forwarding Company of Dallas Capital Stock Incorporators J. H. Booth W. D. Crouch H. W. Peck Pauli Oil & Development Company Houston A. C. Vise L. A. Abercrombie R. L. Bruce Alma Farmers Gin Alma Ellis County Ital Clifton Bosque County Capital Davidson O. M. Brenstad H. A. Nelson Maxwell Hardware Company Wichita Falls J. L. Maxwell E. E. Sanders J. E. Howell Edna Electric Light, Ice & Water Company Edna Jackson County L. E. Ward W. W. McCreary Rudolph Linnartz Farmers Gin Company Nelissa Collin County A. L. Shirley S. H. Parris J. B. Neal Clear Spring

American University to Open for Graduate Study

The American University near Washington D C will open formally on June 4 with a college for graduate study. Trustees decided yesterday after a meeting with forty board members from across the country attending.

Washington, D. C American University

School Board Elects A A Scott to Director Post

SAN MARCOS Texas May 15 At a city school board meeting A A Scott was reelected director of manual training and additional equipment costing 1200 dollars was ordered for manual training and domestic science departments.

San Marcos Tex A. A. Scott

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertises Tetter Cure

A 1912 missive from Miss Anna Moses in Rustburg Virginia testifies to relief from tetter on hands head and face after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura products for clear skin soft hands and a clean scalp with free samples and world wide sale.

Rustburg Tetter Anna Moses Caticura Dept. T Boston

Arrest Is Held Unjust By Bob Greeven

Bob Greeven defended his election day arrest for violating Terrell election law, claiming he acted to assist an elderly citizen, Mr. M. Piggott, by driving him to the county collector to obtain a certificate and returning him to the polling place, insisting he did not know of any law violation.

Bob Greeven Terrell Pop M. Piggott

Old-Time Breakfast Pork Sausage Sold By Pound

Union Meat Company advertises breakfast pork sausage sold in one pound boxes priced at 25 cents per pound. Order through your butcher or grocer.

Union Meat Company

Classified Want Ads Offer Two Sundays for Half-Cent Words

The notice advertises a ten day run beginning Friday Saturday or Sunday. Two Sundays are included at a cost of one-half cent per word per insertion.

Guatemala Resumes Interest Payments On Foreign Debt

Guatemala announces satisfactory arrangements to resume interest payments on its largely British held foreign debt. A fund was created for amortization after payments ceased in 1894 amid a financial crisis. Britain had demanded repayment of bondholder claims with a May 15 deadline.

Guatemala City England Great Britain

Special Train For Travis Park Sunday School Picnic

The Travis Park Methodist Church Sunday school holds its annual picnic on a Saturday at Sutherland Springs. A special train will be provided leaving the Southern Pacific depot at 9 30 in the morning, with an engine and eight coaches for members parents and friends. Attendees are urged to bring basket lunches.

Travis Park Sutherland Springs Southern Pacific

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From San Antonio Voices

Thirty thousand voices praise Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief in San Antonio. N H Roberts, a local carpenter, reports back pain eased after using the remedy. The ad urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills at local stores, backed by Buffalo-based sales.

San Antonio Dean N. H. Roberts Carpenter East Elmira Street Texas Saale Co Buffalo

Bachellers Return From Italy After Cloud Expedition

Paul Bacheller and family recount a trip near the famed Vesuvius where the seven year old sought to grab a cloud for his mother. Exhaustion halted the ascent until a government guard woke him and guided him back to his anxious parents.

Irving Bacheller New York Italy Paul Bachellers Karen

Shortage of Cars Hits San Antonio Dealers

Rambler district sales manager H A White says the car drought stems from a wiser public seeking reliable makes and a flood of fly by night manufacturers failing. Austin buyers Ed H Taylor Emil Blumquist and S Gustafson plus A H Newman from Yoakum are recent Buick purchasers amid brisk sales noted in Waco and Mexia trips.

H. A. White Houston Rambler Cars San Antonio White Mr. White Detroit Ed H. Taylor Emil Blumquist Gustafson Austin A. H. Newman Yoakum

Texas motorists report fuel use and car purchases in San Antonio notes

M. W. Hays of Higgins arrives in San Antonio after a 788 mile Panhandle trip driving a Cadillac reporting five quarts of oil used. Gus Smith of Austin cites 20 mpg from his Buick 25. Rambler salesmen say factory support remains strong with six carloads already sold. Noll of Austin buys a Hudson Phaeton praising rapid acceleration and light design.

M. W. Hays Higgins San Antonio Panhandle Gus Smith Austin Texas Noll

Racing cars and drivers tour Texas and desert feats

D. M. Picton drives a Cadillac touring car home from Rockport. Birdsong and Potchernick add a duplicate torpedo Franklin phaeton to display after Los Angeles to Phoenix record in 18 hours 47 minutes. Joe Nikrent of the Case racing team plans Memphis races despite injuries. San Antonio drug store keeps a battered Case Coon sign marked 1313 amid Fiesta race lore and superstition.

Birdsong & Potchernick Ralph Hamlin Los Angeles Yuma L. J. Trost Phoenix J. D. Gray Case Cars Joe Nikrent Case Racing Joe San Antonio Mr. Gray Memphis Case Coon Jay-Eye- See Jr

Local Car Sales Plot Across Keeville and Junction

J. H. Patton reports two Detroiter cars sold to B. C. Hamvey and J. W. McCollum of Keeville. The cars will be driven home today. Alex J. Hamer, Case agent at Junction, bought two cars of his make. T. E. Wilson and Joe Walsh of Alamo Auto Sales supply proof of sales.

J. H. Patton Detroiter Products B. C. Hamvey J. W. McCollum Keeville Alex J. Hamer Junction

Elections and auto sales intertwine in campaign aftermath

In the aftermath of an election, Joe Walsh notes that both Wilson and I sold a Ranch and Lang Electric and a Chalmers Six roadster to a prominent local business figure, with a pandemic clause that demands delivery only if Brown is elected. Sidney Peterson of Kerrville bought a Velie ladies special touring car praising its starting plant, lighting, and hill climbing in the Kerrville mountains. P. Welles of Alamo Auto Sales reports selling Paige 36s from Martindale.

John T. Wilson West End Lumber Company Mexia Reo Waco Joe Walsh Wilson Lang Electric Chalmers Brown Sidney Peterson Kerrville Peterson

Joe Walsh Delights Banquet with Auto Gags

Joe Walsh drew compliments for his impromptu monologue at the Cotton Seed Crushers banquet in Gunter, delivering a string of auto themed gags that entertained attendees.

Joe Walsh Gunter

Peace Centenary Urged for Arbitration Pact by Major Powers

Lord Norton writes to the Post proposing the centenary of peace as a chance for America England and Germany to form an international arbitration convention. He argues these nations could reduce armament and work to enforce world peace, placing heavy responsibility on their statesmen to pursue a viable path.

London Lord Norton Post America England Germany

Fredericksburg Railroad Bonus Due For Payment

R. A. Love president reports to the Chamber of Commerce that subscriptions finance the Fredericksburg railroad bonus. The road is expected ready for operation by late July with notes due to Love when trains begin running. A $50,000 San Antonio subscription supported the construction and the finance committee discussed the bonus at yesterday’s meeting.

Fredericksburg R. A. Love Chamber of Commerce Finance Committee Commercial Organization San Antonio Mr. Love

Cement donated for ocean to ocean highway

In Chicago on May 15 members of a cement manufacturers group pledged to donate 1 percent of annual output for three years toward the ocean to ocean highway. The subscription is valued at about 500000 dollars.

Chicago

New Comptroller Takes Charge In Indiana Appointment

George E. Downey of Aurora Indiana was sworn in today as comptroller of the treasury succeeding R J Tracewell of Corydon Indiana who has held the office since 1897 after appointment by President McKinley.

Washington, D. C George E. Downey Aurora Indiana the Treasury R. J. Tracewell Corydon McKinley

Fort Worth Dentists Plan 1914 Convention Following Temple Meet

Fort Worth dentists who attend the state meeting in Temple will seek to host the 1914 convention, outlining plans and goals after the Temple gathering.

Fort Worth Tex Temple

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Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher Astoria Centaur Company Murray Street Kew York City Baptists Plan Program Draughon Business College Earthman Light Bert J. McLean the Light Earthman Bros. & Parish Draughon’s Practical Business College Alamo Plaza Crockett Street Lambert A. Coliman Tetter ON Old Man Collman Guatemala Methodist Sunday Goes Cloud Paul Bacheller Thomas B. Jeffery Company Woodward Carriage Company Schlitz Milwaukee Geo. Hebeter Water Street D. M. Picton Rockport W. C. Power The Lozier Comany Logijer T. E. Wilson Alamo Auto Sales Company Co. P. Welles Martindale
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