Eight Thousand Attend Fair and War City Football Duel
A large crowd enjoyed the fair with races drums cadets and impressive uniforms. The highlight was the football game between the Varsity and the A M boys, delayed by travel, drawing a bigger crowd than all races and displays. Despite a chilly day the event pleased attendees and the prize awards honored exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanskatonic
Sant Anto Uo
Ivins
Frey
A. & ML. Cadeta
Varsity
San Antonio
Iivo
Averconta
Varsity Triumph Over Agriculturists In Heated Campus Battle
A hot contest began at 2 05 as the Varsities dominated early and built a lead led by Russ with a late first half TD and Raymond Keller’s kickoff. The Agricultural team protested calls, quit the field after a dispute with the referee, and the Varsities were declared the victors. Both sides had strong plays but the Varsity defense and offensive drive sealed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apnriculturists
Whin Russ
Raymond Keller
Kieker
Austin Boys
Tenn
Vigskin
Ike
Pnar- A§attty
End J
Cources
Fedr
Rod
Antol
Ene
Varsities
Agricultural
Tennessee
Ay & MM
Varsity
Ieee
Ryss
Races and Exhibits Highlight San Antonio Fair Day
The Grand Stand hosted a lively day of horse racing with heats for a $400 purse and a 2:30 race for all aged horses. Notable incidents included Redwood and Blondy, with Rollie Wilkes winning two heats. a distracted jockey and near fall for Colonel Simm. A running race offered $200, with Bulgarian and Bushfields prominent. The fair featured Maverick Clarke Litho Co exhibits, prizes across model ships and lithography, and broad attendance aided by favorable weather. Local officials and visitors praised the agricultural and stock displays, with Mayor Hicks and Ex-Governor Hoes inspecting exhibits and noting strong public interest. The Lyceum course wrapped with Edward P.uitote's engaging impersonations at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhe Pura
Colonel Simm
Bilgarian
Charlie DP
Li Mascoti
el Mido
Tevika
BR Q
Ban
Rusfelda
Disturbance
Magenta
Tils
Bushfields
Ml Mbia
Sofa
Laughingwater
Seavey
Cap
Lamar
Trebor
Eight
Maud Moffett
Vente
Trilby Neon
Edna T. Tam Bigbee
Telulah C. Banker Green
John A. Morris
Alfonso) Tarte
Cacar Rhoies
la Ponters
Sundown
Hilchara Craig
Plain Street
Machinery Hill
Eddy Dignowity
Phil Shouk
A. & M. Boys
A. Kellar
American Tobanen Company
Old Virginia
Mitch Merinicht
Willcox
Willbcox
Fort Sam Houston Hospital
Belknap
Police
S.42
Coley
Havlus
Siex
Lamm
Dan C. Bitter
Blafer
Fred Mockert
Hermann Grossmann
Little Sham
Ie Grounds
Julius Schuetze
Agistin
Fraderidte
Burg
S-nere
Renslera
bin, Corby
Social Evening At Fair Features Drummers And Cadets
The Drummers Versity Boys and A M Cadets entertained with receptions and dances at Turner hall and Geethoven hall. Large attendance and spirited host committee efforts highlighted two social events as San Antonio guests enjoyed a lively, well orchestrated night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Geethoven Hall
Mit
San Antonio
Blumni
Meadames H. D. Kampfmenn
Robert E. Moss
Thomas H. Franklin
Alteed
McDaniel
R. B. Green
Carlos Bee
A. W. Selligson
Frank, Rennert
George H. Pfeuffer
P. H. Snook
Marshall Hicks
PC. Murphy
P. HH. Swearingen
W. L. Stiles
R. W. Cubergen
A. Goeth
J. P. Lobban
H. A. Biasr
Desele Newton
TIGT
Ghawery
Gerefords Exposition cattle prizes awarded by Makin
Exhibitors from Sweetwater Henrietta Pattus and McClendon earned awards for cattle and hog classes. Prizes covered best bull ages three down to one year, best sow, best heifer across age groups, best herd and best single bull. Admission drew large crowds while racing cards and Sunday race decisions were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makin
BM. Makin
Z. R. Enis
Sweetwater
W. Lynna J. B.tkards
Henrietta
N. Pawel
Pattius
J.L. Edwerdy & Sons
McClendon
Lewis
Tkards
Levis
Ortec
Panel
Udwarda
Mrards
Lowie
Ikards
Ikarda
Thards
Hest
Powell
Ikaria
Public notice of bond redemption by Bexar County Texas
The County of Bexar Texas announces redemption of Mexican Gulf Refunding Bonds issued May 1 1882 Nos 89 to 38 inclusive at $500 each. Holders must present bonds at the treasurer’s office in Bexar County for payment on November 1 1899. Published by order of the Commissioners Court San Antonio Texas date November 27 1899. Witness my hand and seal Treasurer W Tobin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Tex- Rar
Mexican Gulf
Bexar County
Commissioners’ Court
Texas
San Antonio
A Practical Demonstration of Factory Benefits to a City
A city of 60 000 must measure its prosperity by manufacturing. The F Pr Collings Manufacturing Co occupies 3 acres with 76 000 square feet, employing 140 men and supporting 760 people through $93 000 yearly payroll. Weekly disbursement of $23 600 circulates into local trade, sustaining families and households. The piece argues factories anchor poverty’s fear, boosting local happiness and economic health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levee
Exnaipta
F. Pr. Collinga Manufacturing Co
Artizan
Sand 'Elothad
Saint Wolf
Lost gold watch with chain engraved Harry in matte
Lost or stolen gold watch with chain, engraved on back to Harry. Call for reward at 219 Commerce Street. Last seen near the area. please contact with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
iXatte
Coimmerce Street
Advances in Turbine and Generator Efficiency
In The Engineer Magazine November issue J. Ky Robinson states that adopting efficient turbine engines will maintain high oil flow over a wide power range. This improves electricity economy and reduces generator weight by 40 to 60 percent, enabling lighter generating sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lleni
J. Ky Robinsson
Engineertur Magazine
Dissolution Notice and Business Reopening at Sloan & Shelley
Mutual dissolution of Sloan & Shelley announced with W W Sloan assuming all debts and collecting all balances. Joseph Shelley states he will continue undertaker services at the former Sloan & Shelley address 210 St Marys Street Never number 10th. Also notes new pianos and organs sale by Thos Rogan & Bros with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan & Shelley
W. W. Sloan
Gro
Joseph Shelley
Faber
St. Mary's Street
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Il the Fair
Sity Boys
Varsity Boye
Cole
Charlie Wilcos
Tox
B.A
Yule
Meese
Dartmouth
Gresen
Oster and
Frankin
Maverick-Clarke
Maverick-Clarke Litho Co
Minvetek-Clarke
F. Kaiteger & Sons
C. J. Lafitte
John Guthrie
Deer Ne Post
Weathers
Davenport
Texas University
A. AF
Sam C. Bell
A. Grossa Wa
Dullate
Weloh
Pojowrning
Bryan
Briley
Callian
L. G. Townsend
Tarpon
Daz
Arpa
Cotton
F. Cotton
Art
Louis Degen
Ernest Applewhits
Auwiter
Theo
Poultry Department
THE
Gerefords
Stower’s
G. A. Stowers Furniture CO
Aden Neeen
G. A. Stowers Furniture Omy
Oapeepeepeaies
Thos Foegan & ‘Bros
Paul Wagner
LG Thos .Qocgan & Bros
Stein-Bloch
Regent
Sommeryee Street Cor
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