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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
11
We offer a cottage home with gas and electric lights porcelain plumbing sewers cement walks and outhouses. Valued at $3000 owner leaving city must sell now. Call for appointment and ask for Mr Chadwick at L P Peck Realty Co Exc Agts.
A fifty-acre farm eleven miles northwest of the city on Babcock Road with a two story house, good well, barn and more to be sold at a bargain to settle an estate. Make us an offer. Christian & Cunningham, 317 Frost Building, Crockett 600. For the best and quickest results use Light want ads.
A 10 room brick residence in Madison Square features a large reception hall parlor library dining room kitchen four large bedrooms finished attic enclosed sleeping gallery four baths six fireplaces and spacious verandas. Includes large barn and garage with concrete wash racks for three machines on a 75 by 165 foot south front corner lot near excellent schools. Fowler Bros Land Co Crockett 2319 416 Bedell Bldg.
Five burial permits issued for residents with ages including I Santos 30 on November 8 at 903 Trenton avenue Sarah Weatherly 55 died November 9 at 322 Hickman street Pheresa Basala 63 died November 8 at 707 Victoria street Paul Janert 32 died November 7 at 119 Brooks street Adolph Heusinger 82 died November 8 at 317 King William street.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neumann on November 8 at 211 Austin Street. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter on November 6 at 217 Warwick Boulevard.
Washington reports the November crop summary from the USDA showing severe drought shrinks in corn output. Preliminary figures place total corn production at 2,463,017,000 bushels, down from last year’s 3,124,746,000. per acre yield is 23 bushels, with price about 79.7 cents. The release also covers buckwheat, potatoes, sweet potatoes, flaxseed, tobacco, wheat, oats, and barley with regional notes and 1912 leftovers on farms.
A dense schedule lists arrivals and departures for several routes including No 4 from Mexico at 1 50 pm No 6 from the north at 6 35 am No 1 from the north at 4 80 pm No 9 from the north at 7 35 n No 12 local from Laredo mixed at 6 00 am and other services from Palestine Dallas Fort Worth Houston Kerrville and Victoria on SUNSET ROUTE Main Line and Sunset Route. The timetable notes daily except Sunday and various east west north south connections with specific run times and station names.
Gilbert K Chesterton, famed for sharp writing, nears social prominence as a playwright. Invitations to social queens’ homes open to him, while his drama prompts questions about the supernatural. Also notes year to year farm data and upcoming Department of Agriculture crop estimates due Monday December 16.
News account details umbrella vendors in New York who spring into action at the first drizzle. M. Trachtenberg supplies most of the stock from 55 Forsyth Street and hires others to peddle, with earnings ranging from two to three dollars a day on busy mornings to nothing on dry days. Joseph Kahan recalls a morning rush when six umbrellas sold before commuters headed to work.
Dean of Women Isabella Austin leads a meeting of all women to back a possible faculty backed ban on extreme fashions including slit skirts X ray gowns and diaphanous outfits. University officials were not confirmed but action may follow for violations. A second item notes Stave Falls power project reports fewer mosquitoes due to oiling pools by a dedicated worker.
A brief explication about seeking the best outcome and being proactive in requesting it. The piece emphasizes asking for top quality or service to ensure receipt. It frames the idea as an empowering guideline for customers and professionals alike.
J T Brady aged 82 SA's oldest newsboy appeared in Police Court charged with disturbing the peace. He was arrested at Alamo and Commerce streets by Officer Jackson. Younger newsboys claimed the elderly newsie abused them. Judge Lowther fined him $5 with suspended sentence if no further trouble occurs.
Edwin filed a permit for a 4 room dwelling at Agarita ane 1000 9008 in Coleman with alterations on Main avenue. Jose Lopez received a permit for a two room house on Delkers street. Total value listed as $200.
Fred M. Brasch with Annie Peire Smith James R. Scaief with Mrs Ellsworth Crawford Pablo Trevino with Juanita Hernandez Daniel Gallardo with Maria Segura listed among the licensed couples in the public notice.
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