Leach Named General Traffic Manager for Gould Lines
N M Leach is appointed general traffic manager of the Texas & Pacific and the International and Great Northern with headquarters at Palestine effective June 1. Horace Booth becomes Leach’s successor as assistant general freight agent, based in Houston with duties starting June 1 and headquarter at Palestine. F S Anthony remains general master mechanic. Leach’s career spans Chesapeake & Ohio Queen & Crescent Mobile & Ohio and Inland lines with earnings to date reported at 8 million for the I and GN and 20 million for the Texas & Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Leach
Texas & Pacific
International & Great Northern
Leach
San Antonio
Horace Booth
Houston
Booth
Palestine
Jueach
Lt. Sargent
Gould Lines
Texas
Haysville
Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Meridian
Miss
New Orleans
Crescent City
Mr. Leach
Mobile & Ohio
Palestne
Ate
Thomas Freeman
Texas Pacific
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ten Freight Engines Ordered by Texas & Pacific Lines
N M Leach general traffic manager of the Texas and Pacific and International and Great Northern announced Saturday afternoon that the lines he represented have placed an order with Baldwin Locomotive Works for ten new freight engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Leach
Texas & Pacific
International & Great Northern
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Orphans Enjoy Auto Ride and Luncheon in San Antonio
A thousand charity organizers led 250 homeless children on a four hour motor parade through Military Plaza Commerce Alamo Plaza Avenue D C Travis Street and River Avenue. Judge Shook and J W Collins led the group with horns and flags as they visited Electric Park for meals and rides before returning to charity institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Plaza
San Antonio
Judge Shook
J. W. Collins
Commerce Street
Commerce
Alamo Plaza
Avenue D
Avenue C
Travis Street
River Avenue
North Loop
San Juan Hill
Nocturnal Seas Fear Shapes Summer Cottage Plans
A man discusses his wife wanting a seaside cottage this summer while his sister and her four boys, anxious about water, fear drownings and keep the children away from any wet areas. The dialogue hints at family tensions and safety concerns during a summer visit.
A Changed Hope
A dialogue notes a character hoping their affluent uncle will live long as they count on his fortune. The speaker jokes about wishing the uncle would die yet prefers his longevity to keep the fortune intact.
Rain reports and notices fill city page
Saturday night reports show light rain on the west end of the Southern Pacific to Del Rio and a heavy shower to Schulenburg. Notices include a coil of legal and social items from arrest remand to weddings, dances, auctions, and club meetings across San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Schulenburg
Washington Sabbath Observance Criticized by Presbyterians
Atlantic City May 20. A Presbyterian committee report condemns Washington for lacking a Sunday law and active Sabbath observance. It notes open stores, newspaper publications, theaters, saloons, and social events on Sundays, with diplomatic influence cited as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Presbyterian Committee
Washington
Taft
Louisville
Southern Presbyterian Permanent Committee
Boedker Auditing Co Moves to Conroy Building Office
Boedker Auditing Co shifts general offices to room 403 Conroy building and combines with United States Collecting Co. They continue general auditing and collecting business under the new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
H. H. Boedker
The
Boedker Auditing and Collecting Co
Conroy Building
Boedker Auditing Co
United States Collecting Co
Gouraud's Acroparapena Advertised By 37 Great Jones
An aged trade notice promotes Gouraud's Acroparapena as harmless for skin beauty. The misspelled text credits Dr. Sayre and urges ladies to use the product, with claims of long-standing reputation and availability through trusted dealers in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Patien
Gouraud
Acropa
Pacer Goode
Canad
No Profit in It Found Pride in Revolutionary War Ties
A speaker notes pride in discovering a great great grandfather fought in the Revolutionary War, but laments that such lineage does not translate into wealth or an automobile. The remark blends family heritage with modern material expectations.
The Fool Abroad
A quip notes that when a fool leaves home he fears others will overlook his foolishness, highlighting social self consciousness and the glare of public judgment.
Lane 10 Probe Reports Liquor Sold to Students
Twenty University of Texas students were summoned to a hearing before Comptroller W P Lane on Thursday regarding A Cline’s liquor license renewal. Lane promised to investigate reports that liquor was sold to students and to revoke permits where violations are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane 10
Austin Tex
University of Texas
W. P. Lane
A. Cline
Lane Tecenty
Free to Asthma Sufferers Offers Absolute Home Cure
A promotional notice claims a new asthma cure available at no cost to recipients. It guarantees to cure hay fever and chronic asthma in the home, targeting severe cases where inhalers and other remedies failed. Readers are urged to mail for the free method with no payment required.
World’s islands exceed seventeen Earth equator lengths
A figure states that the total length of all the world’s islands surpasses seventeen times the Earth’s equatorial circumference, highlighting vast shorelines and extensive coastal outlines across global geographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
World
Equator
Monthly Confederate Veterans social at Woodmen hall
Albert Sidney Johnston camp 144 United Confederate Veterans holds a 3 30 p m social at Woodmen of the World hall West Commerce Street. Program includes vocal and instrumental music and talks by delegates from the recent Confederate reunion in Little Rock plus performances by Mrs C W Walker Miss Onida Pharr Verna Raby and Mrs W B Flanders Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sidney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
Woodmen of the World Hall
West
Commerce Street
C. W. Walker
Onida Pharr
Verna Raby
M. Roark
The Only Thing She Could Do
A woman abandons her child and moves to a country home after finding a flat that forbids children, sparking gossip about the adoption by a country family.
Wife scolds man over new life insurance policy
Man jokes that his wife scolds him every time he takes out a new life insurance policy. She quips asking if the policy is for living.
How to Stop Drinking And Cure Alcoholism Treatment
The article argues pledges fail to stop drunkenness and that the nervous system of the habitual drinker needs medical treatment. It promotes Orrine with a money back guarantee after a trial and a free booklet. Available for $1 per box through Fischer's Drug Store in Gibbs Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine
Orrine Co
Washiogton
D. C
Orline
Fischer
Gibbs Ride
Also Mentioned on This Page
Light Dispatch
G.N
Texas and Pacific
Schramm
E. Commerce
Reinhard & CO
Lord and Lady
Decies
Niel As
Knabe
Ivers& Pond
Knabe, Kimball and Ivers & Pond
SAN Antonio Music CO
Isaac Bledsoe
Houston Street
A. S. Mills
Christopher Wilson
United Wireless Company
New York
United States Supreme Court
Chas. K. Garring
Gunter Building
L. E. Martinez
Federal
Adams
Losoya
E. M. Collins
Mackay Building
Wiloughby N. Claybrook
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Claybrook
St. Mark’s
East Houston
Coffman & Warren
P. Bb. Rodgers
Cattlemen’s
St. Mary's Street
Louis Barrow
B. Castro
DB. F
E. Dance
Turner Hall
Artzt Music
Minnehaha Council No. 1
D. of P
Red Men’s Hall
Gerlach Bros
West Houston St
Peacock Military Academy
Barr
C. E. Tinkham
Moore Building
Electric Park
A. C. Duval
Green and Stowe
Millard
Oo. E
Arthur Hicks
North Flores Street
Adah Chapter No. 49
Order of the Eastern Star
Aéin
Mae Crewe
Prof
Milbourne
Diplomatic Corps
Joy Forever
D. T. Felix Goureud
Oriente
Cream Or Maegice
Beautifier
Summons University
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson ,Sts., Buffalo
Etc
the Mission Finishing Company
Gibbs
P. J. Owens Lumber CO
Seuth Flores
Mitchell Street
Col. Roosevelt Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!