Peacock Banquet Celebrates School Football Trophy
The Peacock banquet last night drew about 150 students alumni and guests as 34 turkeys fed a large crowd. Col Gen LeRoy Brown and Lt G Todd spoke on school spirit and history while Camp and Mr Peacock urged a repeat performance by the team. The winning teams were praised and the trophy inscription read amid cheers and songs.
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Princeton Fit for Dartmouth Struggle at Polo Grounds
New York reports Princeton and Dartmouth are fit for today’s game at the Polo Grounds. Neither team is expected to show its strongest lineup, but the clash should be close and competitive with both sides seeking a meaningful late-season test.
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Prince Frederick William Flies With Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen report says Prince Frederick William joined Count Zeppelin on an airship ascent today. The start occurred at 11 20 amid a strong northerly wind and cool weather. The craft is expected to go toward Tonanschen Baden where Emperor William is due to arrive later from Austria.
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Carlisle Harvard Clash Draws tight Intercollegiate Rivalry
Cambridge November 7 With Harvard and the Carlisle Indians as rivals in football the contest drew eager crowds to the arena. Never before were the Crimson and Indians so evenly matched though last year the Indians won 23 to 14.
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City League Opens Bowling Race with Double Mission Victory
City League opened last night on Mission garden alleys with two Missions wins over the Eagles in the Mission garden games. The Socials and the K’s split on Muth's alleys, Socials taking the first by 34 pins and the JK slot the second by 10. Notable performances came from Tarrillian for the Missions and Willig Schuetze for the Socials, with several others contributing strong scores.
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Turner Bowling League results and standings note
Turner bowling night saw Lowther 1 and Raete 4 tied for second honors in the percentage column, with Natchez and Sioux also near top. Natchez led 94 over Raete’s Sioux in the first match, while the Sioux edged the Natchez by two pins in the second contest.
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Peacock Reserves Win Fast Cont est
Peacock reserves defeated West Texas reserves 20 to 0 on Peacock field in a one-sided football game. Perez scored a 30 yard third touchdown after an Idekoff reception, with strong Peacock interference and multiple long runs. West Texas showed brief offense but Peacock dominated with lead runs and solid defense throughout the match.
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Baety's Second Game Scores and Lineup Details
Scores of second game Baety 86 67 85 58 77 44 30. Lowther 20 50 63 63 42. Boa Lineup Natchez G A Lowther captain v i Shhaefer G Koch R Klar W Fritze P Hohen Ed Senge R Hoel ing Nd. dunking Wentiman R Vander Stratten Sioux H Bretz cantini H Tolle W wolmann 17 Wolf B Elmendorf A Judtaler W Keller F Goyer Gnuerring NH Specht Heberler Timple Chas Baling Scorer R Hoefling.
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Battle of the Pins Bowl Night Meeting
A meeting of all members of the Tuner Bowl section is scheduled for Sunday morning to set dates and prizes for the Turkey Prize Bowl before Thanksgiving. City Bowling Leagues began with strong turnout last night and many spectators. A postponed match between Worghach and Tnenger will be played tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 on St Hosen alleys.
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Local football notes from West End schools and Lakeside team
The Pegensie second eleven played a fourth game in as many days while preparing to face Marshall Streets. Lakeside Classics forms a new football team expected to grow as a prominent factor in future games. Peacock Military School faces West Texas and San Antonio Academy games as plans for a league next year are explored.
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Oath and Duties of Equalization Board Initiative
Extract from the thirteenth legislature tax law outlining Oath and Duties for commissioners courts and the board of equalization. It prescribes oath requirements for county officials, penalties for improper assessments, and procedures for valuing property for taxation. Includes recording of oath, consequences for malfeasance, and removal provisions for noncompliant officers.
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San Antonio City Assessor Duties and Oil Storage Ordinance
The document outlines the city assessor duties to value and list all taxable property and to file assessment rolls by April 1, and reports an ordinance prohibiting crude petroleum and manufactured fuel oil storage within San Antonio fire limits. It prescribes fines from 10 to 200 dollars for violations and notes enforcement starting November 2, 1908, with mayoral approval and city official attestation.
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Bryan Callaghan
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New Orleans Bank Faces Court Test
New Orleans stockholders seek a receiver for Colonial Bank and Trust company. Officers named in the suit will file an answer in court today. Petitioners claim the bank is insolvent by several thousand dollars amid the panic.
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Peacock Reserves Fall In Tight Bout To Marshal Streets
The Peacock Reserves lost a closely contested football game to the Marshal Streets this morning by a small margin after their fifth match in five days. The outcome stayed in doubt throughout the game as both teams fought hard.
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Peacoox School Team Defeats West End Eleven
The third team from Peacoox school won this morning against West End with a close score. Peacoox asserted control early and maintained the lead through steady team-work, securing the victory.
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Augusta Street Juniors Defeat Garden Academy 18 to 5
A morning game on Oak land gridiron saw the Augusta Street Juniors trounce Garden Academy 18 to 5. C. James and Winterborn scored all touchdowns for Augusta Street in the first half, while Garden Academy managed their lone score in the second half.
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Colonists to Mexico plan prospecting trip from Kansas City
A party of colonists will depart by rail tomorrow morning for Tas Falmas, Mexico, to inspect the region for potential investments. The group, from Kansas City, is favorable to the area, with another Oklahoma contingent expected within two weeks. Travel to Mexico is just beginning, with anticipated routes through San Antonio en route to Mexico.
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Deer and Turkey Hunters Offer Camps West of Kerrville
I have secured hunting privileges on good game pastures west and south of Kerrville and will furnish team, camp gear, rations, and Hill camp cutout to parties of four or six at 28 dollars each per week after November 1. Dates reserved when orders are accompanied by a 35 dollar check.
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