Mexican Dinner Draws 3000 At San Antonio Ad Club Event
A grand Mexican supper for 3000 attendees at the Gunter Hotel Lawn showcased San Antonio hospitality. J Frank Davis welcomed guests from the San Antonio Ad Club, while J H Kirkpatrick praised Texas and North Texas, and Baltimore Ad Men president Shea lauded the visit as part of a circular tour through major cities.
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Automobiles Gather at Hotels then Parade to Army Post
At 2 30 yesterday afternoon cars from several hotels were loaded and driven to Alamo plazas. They parked until all had assembled and then moved along Avenue D to the army post where a turnout of 300 cars was recorded.
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Army Post
Military Parade At Post Shows Cavalry and Artillery Drills
A tour of the infantry post and new cavalry and artillery post featured a dress parade by a Third cavalry squadron and a Third artillery battery. Major Rice supervised reviews while Colonel Treat directed a cavalry camp preparation display. Gunners explained ammunition storage as visitors inspected guns and caissons.
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Treat
Visitors praise San Antonio after Texas convention
State president describes a busy day spent visiting an ostrich farm and hot baths at Hot Wells then a Fort Sam Houston show and mission loop drive. Delegates tour Rockhill Hunt club with secretaries of commercial organizations, praising Texas vitality and prospects for a large year.
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Chicago Ad Association Delegation Tours San Antonio
The Chicago Advertising Association delegation led by Andrew N. Fox and R. R. Schumann visited San Antonio this morning. The group promotes a Chicago skyline project a 16 story office building in the heart of the business district designed for the advertising trade. It will cost about three quarters of a million dollars with top floor and roof garden for members and rental income from the rest of the fifteen floors.
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R. R. Schumann
San Antonio
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Chicago
Chicago Association
Ad men extend thanks to Texas publishers
The Educational Committee of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America met at the St. Anthony hotel and unanimously adopted resolutions to thank Texas publishers and advertising men for clean, honorable, and dignified advertising that upholds high standards.
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Waterloo Town Criers tout success at national convention
L C Miller of Waterloo Iowa says the town’s special train with seventy five boosters and a calliope drew attention at the convention. He notes Waterloo aimed to show it is on the map and believes the trip benefited the city and Texas alike.
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Iowa
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Texas
Crittenden Praises Texas Advertising Convention Trip
Fort Worth’s Frank T. Crittenden, president of the State Advertiser's Association, lauds the convention and circle tour as unqualified successes. He notes Texas should feel proud, praising San Antonio’s reception of delegates and calling the trip the best feature of the affair.
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Frank T. Crittenden
Fort Worth
State Advertiser's Association
Texas
St. Anthony
San Antonio
Texas publicity praised by Panama-California official
John A. Fox commissioner at large of the Panama-California exposition visited San Antonio and hailed a state wide tour as worth a million dollars in publicity. He noted the San Diego expo plans in progress with $100,000 spent on the site. Fox emphasized the event targets South America Central America and the southern United States.
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South America
Central America
United States
Reception for women at St Anthony Hotel by Alamo Mission Chapter
A post visit reception for admen’s companions hosted yesterday afternoon at the St Anthony Hotel in San Antonio. The pink rose decorated lobby, punch bowl with ferns, and string band provided a relaxed close to a busy sightseeing day. Committee members and chapter associates assisted in hosting.
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San Antonio
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic
Clara Driscoll Sevier
J. E. Webb
Wireless telegraph stations reach across Australia
Wireless telegraph stations have been established at Melbourne, Pennant Hills, Ridamey and Perth in Western Australia as the first of a chain that will extend around the Australian continent.
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A Broth of a Man Live Wire in the Dallas Ad Club
A terse note from a Dallas Ad Club gathering highlights a bold speaker nicknamed the Live Wire. Attendees reported sharp insights on advertising craft and community impact amid brisk discussion and network chatter.
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Alamo Besieged by Visiting Kodakers in Photo Siege
Charles W Norton of the San Antonio Publicity league reports a red letter day for Kodak dealers as visitors with cameras swarm the Alamo. He notes the plaza and San Fernando Cathedral are littered with film boxes and the ancient aqueduct area suffers a photographic siege. He adds the event will be broadcast nationwide.
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Moose National Representative Visits San Antonio Lodge
Zenas L. Melick and associates escort Moose organizers through Southwest Texas to promote new lodges. Texas hosts 40 lodges with San Antonio’s No 222 visiting. statewide Moose membership nears 870 thousand as larger cities like Dallas Fort Worth Beaumont El Paso and San Antonio approach a thousand members. A Moose clubhouse for San Antonio appears near completion and a ladies auxiliary will be formed.
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