Remnant sales and hunts fuel busy San Antonio notes
Advertisements chronicle Joske’s Remnant Sale and multiple listings for deer hunting trips in Frio and Kerr counties. Local hotels host buyers from Wharton Pecos and Washington while vendors push coal, stationery, slippers and jewelry. A mix of announcements covers community events, a baby’s birth, theater and musical offerings, and public notices as residents plan travel and shopping.
Youthful highway robber Moore jailed after 2.75 take
Earle A. Moore a about twenty year old youth with prior prison terms was arrested across the creek by Officers Ellerman on a Jefferson street holdup near Travis park. Toe Brown identified Moore and another accomplice as the pistol men who forced Brown to surrender 2.75. A dollar found on Moore at the station. Police say a wave of thefts is prompting vigilance and pursuit of a gang.
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Earle A. Moore
Ellerman
Toe Brown
Moore
Jefferson Street
Travis Park
East Street
Wollce
Varsity Football Triumphs Over San Antonio at San Pedro Park
The University of Texas team beat the San Antonio squad 12 to 0 yesterday afternoon at San Pedro park. Two players were injured and carried off. Earlier, the High School squad defeated West Texas Military Academy 22 to 12 for the scholastic title.
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Austin
San’ Antonios
Univerosity of
Texas
San Antonio
San Pedro Park
West Texas Milltary Academy
Higby
WW. T. M
Harris Gerald killing heals after surgery and funeral planned
Special Wire reports in Waco Texas on November 20 about the Harris Gerald case. Judge Gerald underwent amputation of the left arm to save his life after a critical injury. The funeral for the Sfartld brothers is set for Sunday at 10 o’clock.
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Waco
Tex
Harris-Gerald
Gerald
Sfartld Brothers
Notable visitors stay at San Antonio hotels
Pessoa Henn y A Crow of Del Ilo J A Isaacs of Galveston BF A Gutman of Galveston Leo Streisky and wife of Rockdale at the Mabneke J B Hendricks came from Dallas Edwin Routledge at his Prospect Holt home Geo W Ames and E B Parsons of Comstock at the Mahncke Robert Clark In and wife of Victoria on their bridal trip with a Menger stay Jacob Schaublin and wife depart for Las Cruces New Mexico Sim T Lewis of Waco Texas a cigar and tobacco trader in San Antonio Friday greeting many friends
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Rockdale
Mabneke
J. B. Hendricks
Sty
Dallas
Edwin Routledge le
Bia
Prospect Holt
Geo. W. Ames
E. B. Parsons
Comstock
Mahncke
Robert Clark
Victoria
Menger
Jacob Schaublin
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Sim
T. Lewis
Waco
Texas
San Antonio
Religious notices and revival services across city churches
The notice lists revival meetings and sermons at multiple churches including South Hachberry Street St E church, East End Betchers hall, Crosby Street Free Methodist, South Pine Street Presbyterian near East Commerce, and Prospect Hill Baptist. Also Rev C T Erickson returns from Burmah to speak at Winkty Mt W church. St Pauls Govern ment Hill hosts services with rector A S Burleson. parish aids and women’s auxiliary planned at the academy.
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Hachberry Street
St E
Jos”. Harding
Christian
Betchlers” Hall
East End
Crosby Street
Allen Franklin Brown
Shafer & Braden’ Hall
South Pine Street
Presbyteran Church
East Commerce Street
Fffeeen
C. T. Erickson
Burmah
Winkty Mt. W
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
R. &. Coward
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Government Hill
Trev
A. S. Burleson
Parish Aid Society
Academy
Woman's Aux- Mary
Merchant and rail officials visit city in health era
Names of railroad executives and agents visit the city as quarantine measures ease. Discussions note through service resumed between New Orleans and Texas points on the Southern Pacific. Local merchants receive word that shipments from Austria and Germany arrived in bond, marking first post quarantine imports via the Southern Pacific route.
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Bond
Austria
Germany
New Orleans
James Steuart Mackle
Mexican International
New York
Southern Pacific
C. P. Ding
Mtox
L. M. Johnson
Prcvele
Sabinas
Fae
San Antonio
Aransas
Houston
Galveston
Peren
Galvestones
Iouston
Palmer Cox Brownsies Grand Opera House Show
A packed Grand Opera House hosts Palmer Cox’s Brownies with Amy Hartley Eva Tanguay Gertie Gariyle Budd Ross and Sol Solomon in a multi scene production featuring storms shipwrecks earthquakes and volcanoes. The spectacle runs Sunday Monday and Tuesday with a matinee and promises the largest cast yet. Also A Southern Romance dramatizes Dolly Higbee's In God's Country with a noted New York company and lush scenery.
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Tanisht
C. B. Jefferson
Ihlaw and
Erlanger
Palmer Cox
Grand Opera House
Amy Hartley
Eva Tanguay
Gertie Gariyle
Budd Ross
Chan Tagan
Sol Solomon
San Antonio
BH. B. Valentine
Dolly Higbee
Kentucky
New York
Entitled to His Pay in Court Case and Baseball Series
In the 45th District court yesterday a motion to retax costs and reduce the advertising bill was heard in Bacon v. Bacon. Judge Camp ruled the printer’s fee reasonable and payable. Judge Tom Shields defended the vase for the Daily Light. A mixed note covers tool chests, outfits, pistols and rifles. The Missions Hives and the Digna Wily Blues play the third of three baseball games today at Past nd. each team has won one, with Minston Blues at 14-4 in 19 games, seeking a match with St. Louis college. The Greater New York bridge project features Mashight Illuminations. Social club anniversary in Mission garden hall drew 50 couples. Henry Wosnie Jr and Miss Priede Schild led a grand polonaise. MATL CLARKS EXAMINED reports railway mail clerks exams by G. T. Leake. 35 exams completed with 98.70 average. Mrs. Leake proceeds to San Marcos, Lockhart and Austin for further exams.
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John L. Mackey
Holmgree Foundry
Mlessy
Dennivan
W. Corner
San aAiepie Deutschen Maeanerchar
Mission Garden
Sull Yan’s
Santiago Martines
Calle
Rafael Floras
Bheok
Bend
Joske
Dennison
WL Corser
45Th District Court
Bacon
Camp
Tom Shields
Daily Light
Missions Hives
Digna| Wily Blues
Minston Blues
St. Louis
Avy
Mission Garden Hall
Henry Wosnie, Jr
Priede Schild
Matl Clarks
G.T. Leake
Railway ‘Mail Service
Railway Mail
Leake
San Marcos
Lockhart
Austin
Afro American progress and social events in Sesul
The article notes local Afro American movements in Sesul, including the Union Star delisting club and Bishop Abraham Grant promoting an Afro American fair in Houston next fall. It reports on community figures like Milton Henson and Rev Buck Henson, a St Paul M E marriage, festival plans with free provisions, and a successful home benefit at St Paul’s church raising $44 with patrons and speakers.
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Miages Hallle Reed
Annie Heltel
Sesul
West
Union Star
Houston
Texas
Milton Henson
Wittig
Buck Henson
St Paul, M. E. Church
Misa Anna Robinson
Lavernly
Dated Obituaries and Funeral Notices From City Streets
Moy Re Prudencio Herrera aged 43 died yesterday at Monterey and Brazos. Interment this afternoon at a crypt near San Fernando cathedral. The funeral of Tuan Dominguez occurred yesterday afternoon. The deceased was a member of the order of the sons of Mexico. Alice Gatule aged 28 died at Peres and San Marcos. Remains shipped yesterday sixteen miles east of the home. The funeral of R L Martney at ten o'clock from Sheera Burnett's pastors Rev Harris First Baptist Church.
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Monterey
Brazos
San Fernando Cathedral
Tuan Dominguez
Order of the Sons
Mexico
Alice Gatule
Peres
San Marcos
Deneaged
R. L. Martney
Sheera & Burnett
Harris
Baphet
Melt
Teaver
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