Fiesta Luncheon Urges Young Men Support Drive
Gran Quivera members plan the Fiesta campaign at the Menger hotel luncheon Tuesday at 1 30. Aldermanic circles and Rotary speakers bolster the effort while urging younger men and allied orders to join, aiming to raise funds for the queen’s coronation celebration.
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Menger
Ginger
St. Anthony
Ailen D. Albert
Internaational Association of Rotary Clubs
Garry
Miller
Mer
Order of the
Order
Open House Rest Rooms for Protestants at Travis Park Revival
The young women of the Protestant churches sponsor open house in the Philathes room at Travis Park Methodist between 6:30 and 7:20 each evening during Rev Rot Shuler of Austin’s revival. Girls and women working downtown may attend, with reading material, hot tea, and cakes provided. Volunteers urged. call Mrs. Herman Lichte to assist. Also notes a large federal docket for November with Judge Maxey convening and grand jury to probe the killing of Joe B White on government property near the post office.
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Philathes
Travis Park
Bucen
Rot” Shuler
Austin
Serviers
Herman Lichte
Lark
W.awo
United States
T. 5S Maxey
Western District
Texa
Federal Court
Joe B. White
Clay Marshal
Parker
Cameron
Fiesta plans and volunteer calls in Viewtale event rosters
A local drive seeks 50 workers to raise funds for a spring community celebration. A small band has already secured 900 in subscriptions over eight to nine days, with volunteers urged to help for three or four days. Gran Quivers discussed Fiesta participation and kingly duties at a Travia Club luncheon, aiming for an even more ambitious event next spring under President Phitt.
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Gran Quivers
Travia Club
Gran Quivera
Emry Tan
Phitt. Jackson
The Charm of Motherhood and Health Advice
A 1900s steam of advice urges preparation for childbirth and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to strengthen women. It argues nervous strain from pregnancy can injure health yet prepartum care helps, and offers confidential correspondence from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. to readers seeking guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
San Antonio hotel guest recalls 40 years of growth
A. E. Rankin of Boston recounts his 80th semi annual visit to San Antonio praising the Menger hotel for unchanging presence and noting the city’s rapid development. He recalls early town life and hotel service from four decades ago and observes the Menger’s enduring pace with change. Rankin left for Boston after a lengthy stay remarking on improvements and metropolitan feel.
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San Antonio
Menger
Tryon
A. E. Rankin
Boston
Conroy
Rankin
Henkin
Obituary notices from San Antonio area deaths
Obituary notices report John M. Lester age 61 dying at home after thirty years in San Antonio with survivors including widow Mary Lester and children Leo Lester Alice Lester Maury Lester and May Chavez, plus siblings in Missouri and Brookline. Funeral at home followed by City Cemetery burial. Other notices include Ethel Pahlmann 24 dying at home with Greenville interment. George W. Jones, prominent banker, death announced. Edward Prime, former local resident, deaths noted with links to family in New York and San Antonio. Details cover services, survivors, and interment plans.
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Lester
John M. Lanter
San An
Dinnis
Mary Luster
Leo Lester
Alice
Maury Lester
May Chavez
San Antonios
Georgy Leyler
Missouri
Mra C. M. Allen
C Wharton
Bol
Brookline
Mess
Turment
City Cemetery
No. 4
Jones
George W. Jones
Vendo
San Antonio
Harold Jones
Hondo
Edward Trine
New York
Prime Wan
Hidwidaw
Aljbe Gilbert
Emilie J. Gilbert
Radical Legislation No Longer Popular in US Says Detroit Judge
Detroit chief justice Roy Brooke of Michigan arrived in San Antonio en route to Mexico saying radical legislation faces collapse as progressives lose ground. He cites New York defeat of Elihu Root’s platform, and notes similar shifts in the North and South. Brooke plans to leave Monday night with A W McLimont to negotiate a land purchase after discussing street railway issues in Detroit.
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United States
Roy Brooke
Detroit
Supreme Court
Michigan
San Antonio
Mexico
Nacth
Brooke
New York
Elihu Kuo
Root
North
Leonard Welter Dies After Heart Attack
Leonard Welter a longtime aeigon business figure here died after a heart attack Sunday afternoon while returning from a fishing trip with friends Louis Fritze Harry Martin and others He had lived in the city since 1866 and was born in Straussen Germany Survived by widow a son Frank L Welter a daughter Mrs 0 G Anderson seven sisters and a brother Funeral from 403 Avenue D Tuesday at 4 pm with Father Curley St Marys Catholic Church in charge Interment at St Josephs Cemetery Pallbearers listed with honorary names.
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Leonard Welter
Axi Antonio
Medina Dam
San Antonio
Mr. Welter
Louis Fritze
Harry Martin
Mr. Bale~ Fay
Straussen
Germany
Galveston
San Antonios
Indianola
Frank L. Walter
Mra
G Anderson
Matilde Brown
Gertrude Dathkin
Mary Brady
Clara Spencer
A. Kinsler
Rosa Ford
Gama Lumm
Joe Welter
Sun
Anton
Prominent Guests At St Anthony Hotel In San Antonio
The text notes Winter resorts in the South and mentions Judge Brooke and Mr. Malcolm as guests at the St Anthony hotel in San Antonio, reflecting interest in southern winter retreats and social ties among officials and notable individuals.
When Itching Stops There Is One Safe Treatment
A 25¢ bottle of a liquid antiseptic is advertised to instantly relieve itching and cleanse the skin. The ad claims pimples, blackheads, eczema, ringworm and similar troubles will disappear, leaving skin soft, smooth, and healthy.
Katy Names Train Texas Limited for St Louis to San Antonio
The Katy railroad announces the new passenger service Texas Limited operating from St Louis to San Antonio beginning December 1. A Chamber of Commerce contest to name the train offered a $10 prize for guessing passenger counts, while a similar prize was offered for the Sunshine Special on a Missouri Pacific I G N route.
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John B. Carringson
Katy Railroad
Texas: Limited
St. Louis
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. St. George
St. Loui
Missouri Pacific
Avoid All Meat If Kidney and Bladder Bother
Health ad copy advises avoiding meat for kidney and bladder issues. It cites uric acid as the irritant and promotes Jad Salts, four ounces of Rad Salts nightly, and lithia in a lemony drink as a harmless, inexpensive remedy to neutralize urine acids and soothe the urinary tract, claiming relief within days.
A Linen Sale Draws Swift Response From Housewives
A well known linen shop announces a sale of table linens offered at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes long standing commitment to quality and affordability, predicting an enthusiastic response from housewives.
All Linen Table Linens Sale Prices and Items
A catalog-style listing of all linen products including damask cloths, napkins, sets, and Madeira pieces. Items feature multiple sizes, patterns, and heavy discounts with prices ranging from $1.23 to $13 per item. Includes table cloths, napkins, round and rectangular cloths, seven to thirteen piece sets, and hand made Madeira pieces.
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Tick O
Terrell
Mr. Miller
Albert
Alent
Sain Angelo
Tex
Jal
Dallas
Roidap- Pallas
Charles Lovelace
Lovelace
America
Postum
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Noursa
VST
Cahlmann
Ethel I. Pahtann
Biry
Iza Pahlmann
Houston Street
Ely
Greenville
Pahlau
Sloan & Hagy
T. V. Neal
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Ill
Funhe
F. L. Brooke
Eonard Welter
KATY
Texas Limited
Dallss ST
Crockett
Baltimiore
Skinner
Belding
Weet Steensense
Saul Wolfson
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