Real Estate Activity in San Antonio and Local Notices
San Antonio real estate remains brisk with 23 transfers at the county clerk totaling 31 907 dollars and the largest deal at 7 385 dollars. Eleven building permits valued at 6 150 dollars were issued. County commissioners as a board of equalization are mailing notices asking property owners to justify property assessment increases. Humane Society meeting at 8 p m in the YMCA hall features Judge S J Brooks Rev George D Harris Professor J E Howard and Yale Hicks as speakers.
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San Antonio
Board of Equalization
Humane Society
San Antonio Humane Society
S. J. Brooks
George D. Harris
J. E. Howard
Yale Hicks
Mock Trial at Brackenridge School on rail road case
A mock court session is held today at Brackenridge school with a rail road case based on Blackstone and other authorities. Plaintiffs’ attorneys are Luther Bickett and Sydney Kaliski. defense is Oliver Murdock and George Paschal. John H. Bickett presides as judge. witnesses summoned include Will Mell Booth Walter Wolf george Henyon Palmer Giles Eugene Lewis Stanley Davis Werner Beckman Perry Davis and 8. Broot. Grover Slater acts as sheriff.
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Brackenridge School
Blackstone
Luther Bickett
Sydney Kaliski
Oliver Murdock
George Paschal
John H. Bickett
Will Mell Booth
Walter Wolf
Eorge Henyon
Palmer Giles
St Marks Picnic Postponed and Encampment Plans
The St. Mark's picnic is postponed with a new date to be announced at Sunday school next Sunday. A Baptist encampment committee at Sutherland Springs plans a July 4 to 14 program including Sunday school work missions Bible study and women's work with speakers such as Dr S. J. Porter F. C. McConnell B. H. Carroll and A. F. Barton.
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St. Mark's
Baptist Young People’s Union
Sutherland Springs
J. Porter
F. C. McConnell
B. H. Carroll
Eaeousnes
Local Names Listed In Unspecified Notice
The list includes John A. Love, R. Carrol, C. D. Daniel, H. Beauchamp, W. T. Curtis, W. T. Davis, B. A. Coass, Miss Mary King, J. V. Dickenson and others in a locally sourced notice with additional names likely attached to a public or legal notice.
Petition for Bert M. Ford bankruptcy discharge heard
The petition for the final discharge of bankruptcy of Bert M. Ford of Kerrville will be heard by Guy S. McFarland, referee, in San Antonio June 23. Dead cat removed from San Pedro avenue after The Light reported it, with bystanders delaying until city hall telephones worked.
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Bert M. Ford
Kerrville
Guy S. McFarland
San Antonio
San Pedro Avenue
City Hall
Cattlemen's Head Quarters Hosts Move and Local Notices
Coffman Warren and P B Rodgers move to 317 St Marys Street while Gerlach Bros relocate to 117 West Houston. New spring stock arriving daily. San Antonio School Board dines at Douglas School for negro cooks hosts a luncheon, following a prior Grant school meal. Carnegie Library story hour ends Friday with The Fall of Troy read by Miss Maude Melear inviting all children.
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Gerlach Bros
West Houston St
San Antonio
Douglas School
Grant School For
Carnegie Library
Troy
Warning to Railroad Men From Bath Man
E S Bacon of 11 East St Bath Maine warns railroad workers about kidney inflammation and praises Foley Kidney Pills for restoring strength and ending weakness and dizziness. He mentions he improved after starting the pills. The ad notes Good board at the Jefferson 442 Soledad street.
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E. S. Bacon
East St
Bath
Foley
Mother’s
The
Jefferson
Soledad Street
Taft asked to end boycott and punish unions
The National Association of Manufacturers urged President Taft to end the boycott by seeking punishment or dissolution of organizations enforcing it. The American Federation of Labor was labeled as prosecuting the boycotts. The group also seeks action against groups using force to coerce manufacturers. Gen. Harrison Otis spoke at a banquet, defending law and opposing unlawful labor actions while praising constitutional government.
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New York
Taft
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
John Kirby Jr
Dayton
Ohio
F. H. Stillman
Harrison Grey Otis
The
Los Angeles Times
General Otis
Congress
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Comfort for Tight Shoes
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder as easing tight or new shoes. It claims instant relief for coins and bunions, swollen feet, blisters, callous and sore spots, and sweating feet. It urges use to break in new shoes and offers a 25¢ price with a free trial package address in Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Lund J P Lund groceryman dies after operation
Lund 48 a San Antonio grocer died after an appendicitis operation. Survived by wife two sons Gansey and Hansey and daughter Minnie. Native of Denmark he came to San Antonio eighteen years ago and ran a store at 201 Chavez street. Funeral Friday at 4 from residence. interment Hermann Sons cemetery. Joaquin Guajardo 66 dies after brief illness at 113 South Flores Street. Funeral from home to San Fernando Cathedral. interment San Fernando cemetery. Wades of San Antonio and Mexico connected. body prepared by Shelley Loring. interment at Gonzales. A Scenic Revolution shows men debating native land for a moving picture concern.
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Lund
J. P. Lund
San Antonio
Mr. Lund
Gansey
Hansey Lund
Minnie Lund
Hermann Sons
Wade Matriarch Dies in South Alamo Apartments
Mrs. Mary Wade aged 76 died Wednesday afternoon in her South Alamo Street apartments. She is survived by three sons W. T. Wade and another two sons with extended family and local connections.
A Practical Man
A Practical Man reports a social quip about success at a dance with a joking line about taking home an umbrella as a prize.
Just Like a Battle Essay Described as Realistic
A remark notes Grace's war essay as highly realistic with vivid imagery of powder flying from a sachet. The exchange highlights dramatic depictions and strong sensory detail in the writing.
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Grace
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Grand Opera House
Rose Naynon
Mrs
Jack Shephard
Davis T. Cooper
the Wades
Biff and Dearno Boccacio
Royalscope
Exposition Park
Hot Wells
Orpheum Musical Comedy Company
Star Theater
J. Harvey Moors
State Institution For the Blind
American Medical College
Bt. Foe
Gunter
Houston
Union Painless
Ientists
Icks
Yale
R. BR. Russell
Pres. State Bank and Trust Company
San Antonio, Texas
Los Angeles Heights
Hagelstein & Dickinson
Alamo Cafe
RED Swan Coffee
Jack Davis
Alamo Plaza
Hansen Bros
Austin Street
Zoth Phesea
Chas. K. Garring
Gunter Building
Adams
Losoya
E. M. Collins
Mackay Building
Brackenridge Grammar School
F. M. Halbedh
Eagles
East Houston
Kodak Films
Mission Finishing Co
Gibbs
Texas
Kansas
M. Maracheau Grain Co
Main Ave
San Pedro
Tobin Hill
Soledad St
Arnold
Hedakes
Noa Spears Co
Lucchese Bros
Chickering
Emerson
Steinway
Weber
Ivers & Pond
Fischer, Hale
Smith & Barnes
Royal
Brewster
Marshall & Wendell
Armstrong, Bush & Gerts
Kimberly
Foster
Houston and
Navarro Streets
Coffman & Warren
P. B. Rodgers
Cattlemen's
St. Mary’s Street
Associated Press
Vna Pinoh
F. A. Wade
Senor
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
A. P
Bie
Fred Hummert
Wald Paper, Paint and Artists
Commerce
Meridian
BR. B. Waggener
Ose Moore
Ee Terman
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
West Commerce Street
Geo. W. Brackenridge
G. Donman
Bain
Chan Chauberiain
Brackenridge
Perd
Caroline Kampmann
Thos B
E. A. Stribling
A. Silker
Chas. WM
Herfp. Sec’y
American Bank
Alamo
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