Truck specialist aids Bexar county truck farmers
A. P. Swallow from the USDA collaborates with emergency district farm agent W. G. Hand to assist Bexar county truck farmers. They plan insect control and crop protection, with terracing demonstrations at Edgwood gardens, Gr. J. Daft, and George Camp near Emendor next Tuesday. Chichester to Seattle for War Camp Community Service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hand
Bexar County
Edgwood Gardens
Gr. J. Daft
Chichester
Seattle
G. Bernard Chichester
San Francisco
Jocal Board
Rally in San Antonio Supports Jewish State Move
A large audience packed the Main Avenue High School auditorium Tuesday for a Zionist rally led by J. A. Rosenfield and attended by Gentiles and Jews, with speakers from religious and civic groups advocating American initiative to establish a Jewish state in Palestine and urging joined support. The event highlighted objections and urged formation of a supporting organization, noting over 600 San Antonio Jews had joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Main Avenue High School
J. A. Rosenfield
State Zionist Association
Carlos Bee
C. §. Meck
Sigmund Burg
San Antonio
Rosenfield
Palatine
Europe
Johnston Spears
J. 8. Johnston
Eiscopal Church
God
Abraham
Israel
Jerusalem
Burg
Dr. Jurg
Tanlac Restores Strength in Local Chattanooga Worker
Levi Thomas of the Chattanooga Furniture Company says Tanlac rebuilt his health after long stomach troubles and weight loss. He reports gaining weight to 185 pounds, renewed appetite, and increased energy, with Tanlac sold in San Antonio by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Levi Thomas
Chattanooga Furniture Company
Chattanooga
Tom
San Antonio
Wagner
Meier
Patriotism and Jewish National Pageant Featured in Event
A community program highlighted Jewish contributions to nations of residence and support for a Jewish state. Speeches by Prof. C. B. Meek and performances including a patriotic pageant by Mr. Rosenfield showcased allied support and Jewish cultural heritage with readings, songs, and a tribute to Hatikvah and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Meek
Rosenfield
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Pauline Feller
Adella Adelman
Fannie Milgrom
Dora Whorotkin
Meta Wolff
Judea
Jessie Sampter
A. Sachs
Jewish National Air
Z. Canter
Ta. Ta. Marks
Burleson takes over cables and orders wire consolidation
Washington Nov 20 President Wilson moved to place cable systems under government control. Postmaster General Burleson issued orders directing operation through regular channels and cooperation of company officers. Consolidation of Western Union and Postal Telegraph into one system was announced with unified tariff transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Thurleson
Paiblic
Wesern Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Pardoson
Burleson
Arleson
Western Union
Maclay
New York
Clarence HH. Maclay
Lostal Velegraph and Commercial Cable Company
Harrison
Food Prices Rise 7 Percent Over Five Years
Washington North Dakota reports retail food prices up 2 percent in October from September. Over the past year food articles rose 16 percent. For the five year period ending last month prices average 75 percent higher than October 1 five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ND. C
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New Chief of Insular Bureau Named
Brigadier General Charles C. Walcott Jr named chief of the Insular Bureau of the War Department. He has served as assistant to the bureau and is familiar with its administration. He succeeds Major General Frank MacIntyre, moved to the general staff as chief assistant to the chief of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Walcutt, Jr
Insular
War Department
Bureau
Frank Mac-Intyre
General Staff of the Army
Irigoyen Contends Over Ambassador Post in Washington
Buenos Aires reports President Irigoyen struggles to find a successor for ambassador to the United States after offering the post to several candidates who declined. He hints that foreign policy disagreements and a future appointment of Honorio Wueyrreden are under consideration while detailing Naon’s resignation and policy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Irigoyen
Romulo Naon
Argentina
United States
Yomas Breton
Aember
Honovig Wueyrreden
Washington
Jor. Nuon
Dent Irigoyen
Prtechires
Republic
Teambas Enader
Mindull
Germany
Irigoyen Deni
Noon
American State Department
Naou
Madrid
Amelia
Dr. Naon
Naon
Washington, D.C
Ronalo SO Naon
Are
Norepe
Frederico M. Quintana
Tere
Nuon
Lingayen
Wilson
Are Advertised Medicines Worthless
The article argues that advertised medicines are not worthless and cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a forty year standard remedy for female ailments. It asserts fakes exist in every profession but reliable treatments endure and gain nationwide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KH. Pinkham
America
Restore Youthful Hair Color With Q-ban Color Restorer
An advertisement targets workers facing age bias, promising to restore natural dark hair with Q-ban Color Restorer. It claims dandruff relief and scalp stimulation, assures no dye or staining, and notes a money back guarantee through druggists.
Seattle Metal Trades Council votes to strike for Mooney release
Seattle plan calls for a strike to press for the release of Thomas J. Mooney and co defendants convicted in the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing case. The move seeks international backing with a cable request to British Labour leaders. No strike date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Antil
Aidnigs
Seattle Metal Trades Council
BOO
Early Todays
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Arthur [Tensdyrson
Dado Party
Cable
Yitish
Flar
Mooney
Oakland
Cal
Central Labor Council
Alameda County
United States
Canada
England
Australia
Oriental Oil Company Drive-In Station Case Submitted
The case Oriental Oil Company vs City of San Antonio seeks to use the southwest corner of Travis and St Marys for a drive in oil filling station. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals heard the matter on oral argument Wednesday after the city prohibited sidewalk entry for vehicles and halted work at a congested corner. The company sued in district court, lost, and appealed to the appellate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Oil Company
City of
San Antonio
Travis
St. Mary's Street
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
District Court
Fourth Court of Appeals
Two Deaths At Base Hospital Fort San Hovsten
Two deaths were reported at the Base Hospital Fort San Hovsten on Wednesday morning due to influenza complications. The decedents include Private Hd Sk. McWilliams of Field Hospital Nov 24 2. oR. McWilliams of Girard Kansas. Sgt. Ernest I. Kauer of 817 Aero Squadron Kelly Field. and Mrs. Josephine Rauer of New York City, mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort San Hovwsten
Hd Sk. McWiliams
Or. McWilliams
Girard
Kansas
King
Ernest I. Kauer
817 Aero Squadron
Kelly Field
Josephine Rauer
New York City
Mor gia Feared Victories Move Wounded to Ojinaga
General Jose Murgia and Mexican federals arrive in Ojinaga after skirmishes with Villa followers. They bring wounded as fighting at San Carlos is reported destroyed by Murgia, who evacuated women, children, and supplies to Ojinaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgia
Ojinaga
Presidio
Tex
Jose Morgia
San Carlos
Murgin
Morning session discusses conservation and fuel saving papers
Representatives from numerous states attend the Southwestern Lee Mann fret Konsay Association meeting at the Menger hotel. Topics include Zone System, Conservation of Fuel, Standard Accounting System, and Labor reporting. Key address by Overton outlinesLabor Department messages to manufacturers. About a hundred attendees enjoy a catered dinner and local entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messug
Lee Mann Fret Konsay Association
Menger Hotel
S.A. Spencer
Heaumont
C. IL
Wabkefield
Vallas
Merrell Run
G. H. Sapper
Albert
Mark J. Postlewaites
Wiel Hhides
Tilttle
Jee Association
Overton
V. Public Service Hogerve
Department of Labor
Overeman
Southern Tee and Stor- Gee Company
Association
City
Coughs and Colds Remedies and Events Mentioned
An old advertisement touts a fifty year cough and cold remedy sold by druggists, urging readers to keep a bottle at home. A social note covers a luncheon at the Argyle hotel and plans for an afternoon event at the White Tavern. A British naval report states the Mine Sweeper Ascot was torpedoed by a German submarine on November 10 off England, with 53 crew drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ascot
Torpecoes Amt
England
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Edison
W. Commerce St
A. P. Swallow
United States Department of Agriculture
Oman
Hall-Welter, Incorporated
Rochester
Oliver
WM. A. Parker
W. Commerce
Boston Shop
Houston Street
Dr. Edwards
Phollo Travis
K. L. Mayers
E. Houston St
Gunter Hotel
Thes
Giggan & Bros
Texas
the Florist Ave
Eighth Street
Phone Crockett
Paris
Furances
Young Men’s Christian Association
Liberty
Preachng Department
Federal Reserve District
THE
Insular Bureau
Izws, Pmoto. Service
NEW_YORK
Sen
Lyons
Seattle Mets
Dr. King
Grant
Rtures
Favern
Sboete
Fightering
Ranbe
SAN Antonio Music CO
Isaac Bledsoe
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