Meeting for Industrial Division Reorganization Planned
A Monday night meeting in the Crockett street auditorium will finalize plans to reorganize the industrial division of the Chamber of Commerce. The compact group of 30 to 35 young men will draft an industrial survey of San Antonio and nearby areas to attract new factories and aid manufacturers. The division will cooperate with the Manufacturers' Club in expanding San Antonio made goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Crockett Street
San Antonio
Burial Permits For Five Individuals Issued
Burial permits issued for Sete W. Ke Jr aged 2 who died May 22 at P and 8 Hospital. Jesus Reyes aged 50 died May 22 on Somerset road. Alfred Jones aged 40 died May 23 at 315 Fourth street. Carlos G. Garcia aged 58 died May 22 at 821 S Pecos street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sete W. Ke Jr
Jesus Reyes
Somerset Road
Alfred Jones
Fourth Street
Carlos G. Garcia
S. Pecos Street
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed
Juan Benavidas and Elvora Gutierres Rafael Alvarez and Apolonia Selessi Charles A Reinhardt and Alice W Palmer secured marriage licenses per the county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Benavidas
Elvora Gutierres
Rafael Alvarez
Apolonia Selessi
Charles A. Reinhardt
Alice W. Palmer
Hitch In Compromise On Texas Antitrust Suit
Negotiations toward a compromise judgment in the Texas antitrust suit against Clarke and Coutts of Galveston and eight other leading printers and publishers, plus one in St. Louis, stalled over penalties. Conference may resume next week with delegates from Clarke and Coutts, Cargill, Dorsey Printing, Maverick Clarke Litho, Exline Reimers, Sam Graces, Texas Printing, George D Barnard Co., Hill Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Clarke
Galveston
Texas
St. Louis
Attorney General's Department
R. W. Shaw
Clarke and Coutts
Mace Stewart
Cargill and Company
Houston
Ennis Cargill
Clarence Wharton
Dorsey Printing Company
Dallas
Maurice E. Locke
Maverick-Clarke Litho Company
San Antonio
W. E. Milligan
Exline Reimers Company
Fort Worth
M. P. Exline
Mr. Reimers
Sam Graces
Texas Printing Company
Attorney Sawyers
George D. Barnard Company
Block
Hill Printing Company
Waco
Hill
Wortham Declines Run for Railroad Commissioner
John L. Wortham of Lubbock announces he will not enter the race for Railroad Commissioner. He delayed his decision to align business interests and thanks supporters for their loyalty and encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
John L. Wortham
Lubbock
Corporations Chartered in Texas May 28 1925
Worth Grocery and Supply Company Fort Worth capital stock 3600 incorporators F C Herzinger R L Herzinger and Thomas Finn Mexia Sewer Company Mexia Limestone county stock 20000 incorporators W W Cook Joseph Nussbaum and O H Brannon North Field Oil Company Petrolia Clay county stock 6000 incorporators James T Cumley George E Rigsby and W P Kelley Wiley Grain Company Sanger Denton county stock 2000 incorporators J B Wiley B G Vaughn C B Henderson Great Southern Land and Cattle Company San Antonio stock 80000 incorporators C A Stieren William Dobrowolski Charles Graebner Alfred Duerler Frederick Reutzel Elks Building Association of Austin Tex stock 20000 incorporators E P Wilmot G A Bahn W E Fitzgerald and George E Shelley Gulf Manufacturing and Lumber Company Beaumont Pere stock 15000 incorporators M Clapp J rdwell jan KB Oxford The following amendments filed First State Bank of Edgewood increasing capital stock from 20000 to 25000 Smiley State Bank of Smiley stock from 15000 to 30000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Worth Grocery and Supply Company
Fort Worth
Capital Stock
F. C. Herzinger
R. L. Herzginger
Thomas Finn
Mexia Sewer Company
Mexia
Limestone County
W. W. Cook
Joseph Nussbaum
O. H. Brannon
North Field Oi Company
Petrola
Clay County
James T. Cumley
George E. Rigsby
W. P. Kelley
Wiley Grain Company
Sanger
Denton County
Capital
J. B. Wiley
B. G. Vaughn
Henderson
Great Southern Land and Cattle Company
San Antonio
C. A. Stieren
William Dobrowolski
Charles Graebner
Alfred Duerler
Frederick Reutzel
Elks Building Association of Austin
E. P. Wilmot
G. A. Bahn
W. E. Fitzgerald
George E. Shelley
Gulf Manufacturing and Lumber Company
Beaumont
Pere
Entomologist Begins Duties in Texas Department
Austin May 23 Ed I L Ayers arrived to assume duties as assistant state entomologist in the Texas department of agriculture. A graduate of the Agricultural and Mechanical College he is regarded as an expert in his field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Ed l L. Ayers
State Department of Agriculture
Mr. Ayers
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Humane Society Reports Record Work Growth in San Antonio
The San Antonio Humane Society reports a record year with 2222 calls, 4691 animals inspected, and 642 children aided. Secretary Fannie Fuquay notes growing public cooperation and confidential handling of reports, with cases rising from 574 in 1911 to 4806 this year and plans to add a third officer to the two currently serving, Fred Davison and E A Heil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Humane Society
Fannie Fuquay
San Antonio
Fred Davison
E. A. Heil
Pool Rooms To Face Prosecution Under City Edict
Law Enforcement League to prosecute pool rooms and theaters open on Sundays. Detectives gathered evidence over two Sundays for complaints filed in Justice R Neil Campbell's court. One case, that of W R Wright, set for Tuesday at 2 PM, will be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Enforcement League
R. Neil Campbell
W. R. Wright
Justice Campbell
Birth Record for Boy to Mr and Mrs W Golaz
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs W Golaz on May 21 at Hackberry Street. Otto Riebe, undertaker, located at 177 North Way, private chapel, phone 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. Golaz
Hackberry Street
Otto Riebe
North Aay
J v
Death Loop traffic crackdown eyed after fatal crash
County commissioners authorized Sheriff Tobin to hire two motor deputies on the South Loop known as Dead Man's Curve. The aim is to curb speeding, drunken driving, and joy riding after a recent fatal crash and multiple injuries. Deputies will be armed as deputy sheriffs and operate under sheriff supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tobin
Tobin
Alexican
Insane Asylum
J. K. Lamm
Commissioners’ Court
James R. Davis
Publicity League to elect leaders and plan fall booklets
The annual Publicity League meeting Tuesday will elect new officers and directors for the coming year. Plans include three fall advertising booklets on tourism industry and agricultural progress, plus a showcase of San Antonio’s improvements and prospects. Secretary Carrington is gathering material. J. H. Kirkpatrick likely to become president, succeeding W. S. Conness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publicity League
Commerce Street
San Antonio
John B. Carrington
J. H. Kirkpatrick
W. 38. Conness
Motorists urged to use Castroville route to Medina dam
The Medina dam area warned travelers to take the Castroville road due to high waters at Geronimo creek and Haley's crossing on the Culebra road. Furlong reports Castroville road is in good condition. motorists face tough crossings and rescue teams will assist at Leon creek. A large crowd is anticipated for a San Antonio Automobile Club dinner at the dam Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Dam
Castroville
William H. Furlong Jr
The
Automobile Club
Geronimo Creek
Haley’s
Culebra
Furlong
John Langford
Carter-Mullaly
Geron
San Antonio Automobile Club
San Antonio
Largest eel caught in Bexar County near Cassin's Lake
Leonard Brown landed a four foot plus eel weighing about seven pounds at Cassin's Lake with Frank H. Wash and S. G. Newton Jr. present. They said it was the largest they had seen and Wash noted it as among the biggest of the species. Mrs Collier travels to Austin to join her husband W W Collier for the summer with the Insurance and Banking Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Cassin's Lake
Leonard Brown
Frank H. Wash
8S. G. Newton Jr
Mr. Brown
Wash
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement Claims Quick Digestive Relief
An older ad promises Hood's Sarsaparilla eases dyspepsia and bad taste, noting stomach tenderness, fullness, headache, heartburn, and nausea. It claims quicker, blood-based and direct action improving digestion and enriching red blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Building Permits Filed for Additions and Homes
Mrs J M Chase files for an addition on Madison street valued at 200 dollars. W S Goff submits a 5 room house project on St James onepet for 1 dollar. Barry seeks an addition on Cooper street for 660 dollars. J E Schuyler requests an addition on Zavalla AA for a dwelling. Ag Pilman builds a dwelling on Arita street for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chase
Madison Street
W. S. Goff
St. James Onepet
E. Barry
Cooper Street
J. E. Schuyler
Zavalla
Ag . Pilman
Arita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washer Bros
Wortham
Philadelphia
Humane Society's
Asylum
Cassin
Derma Viva
Hind’s
Siempre Giovine
Pond Extra
Roger & Gallet
la Blanche
Lighthouse Cleanser Sc
Dr. Lyon
Woodbury
Williams
Madras
Saul Wolfson
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!