Social Welfare Conference Slogans Adopted
Resolutions call eight hour day for women limits on night work one rest day four weeks before and after confinement reformatories two new inspectors and amended minimum wage for health comfort and efficiency. Salvation Army Colonel Wood spoke on rehabilitation of discharged workers detailing soul saving and individualized aid.
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Texas Conference of Social Wet
Everal
de Resolu- Hong
National
Children’s Bureau
State Labor Bureau
Salvation Army
G. W. Wood
Satvatinn Arnieswan
Woodold
Imelead
Colonel Wood
Fire threat stopped at Frank Bi Lewis home
Firemen checked a blaze threatening the Frank B. Lewis residence at 1520 Main Avenue on Wesnecday afternoon. The damage to the building was estimated at $1000 with the home valued at $11,000 and the furniture and fixtures an investment of unknown amount due to faulty wiring.
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Frank Bi. Lewis
Main Avenue
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a pleasant, certain cure for catarrh and related ailments. It claims easy daily use with a rubber inhaler and Wyomer drops, promising dramatic relief within weeks and a money back guarantee through druggists.
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Hyomei
Xorg Theont
Rohit
Free Lecture on Christian Science in Redhorn Hall
Miss Mary G. Ewingy Co 8 B of Chicago serves on the Board of Lectorship at the Mother Church in Boston announces a free lecture at Redhorn Hall Friday evening November 20 at 8 oclock Doors open at 7 oclock Everyone is invited to attend
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Mary G. Ewingy
Chicago
Mother ‘Church
The
First Church
of Christ, Scientist
Buston
Mass
Redhorrn Hall
Aighock
Start Essay Contest For San Antonio Schools
San Antonio Public Service Company offers a 30 prize fund for essays on How to Make the Streets Safe open to Brackenridge and Main Avenue high school pupils. Judges include a company appointee, two school principals, and Mayor Bell. Contest runs now through December 20. Officials expect strong interest and valuable ideas from students and teachers. Writers from both schools have prior contest wins and interest in the current topic.
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San Antonio
Ship Many Turkeys
Cuero Tex November 24 The movement of Thanksgiving turkeys is at its height with Curre packing plants employing many pickers with dressing and shipments going out almost daily for the past two weeks.
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Tex
Banks Reflect Conditions In Staple Market
A Southwest banking roundup shows slack demand in staples like cotton and wool, with deposits in San Antonio banks dipping from September to November as farmers hold wool and cotton for better prices. Despite weaker deposits, bankers cite reserve averages around 15 percent and deem banks in solid overall condition.
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San Antonio
San Antonio banks report declines amid statewide comparisons
Banks report decreases in deposits and resources as of November 1 with totals around 65 million in a year showing a drop of over 1.1 million in a cash figure and a 2.0 million fall in a weekly statement. Bankers say San Antonio institutions remain stronger than many other large cities in Texas.
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Houd
SOWIE
San Antonio
Better Banking Tone Of Southwest Texas In 1930s
San Antonio and Southwest Texas bankers say the region is financially stronger than most Texas areas and the nation. They cite favorable weather and cotton, farmers paying debts, and a healthy cattle market. Money is plentiful for legitimate business but not for speculation, with standard rates around 7 percent and some loans up to 10 percent under legal limits.
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San Antonio
Southwest Texan
Texas
Cottom
ATI
Thentelves
Bank Call Reveals Mixed National Bank Deposits
Washington reports show national banks held 21.89 billion dollars on Sept 8, down 31 million from Sept 12 1919 but up 270 million from Sept 12 1920. Deposits totaled 16.75 billion, a drop of 408 million from the prior call with a 70 million rise over last year. Loans rose modestly as deposits shifted in and out, with New York banks posting a large decrease while outside New York saw gains. Different states and reserve cities show varied increases in deposits amid the postwar monetary adjustments.
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Washington
Ito
Williams
New York
Wisconsia
Jehangea
Avercayne
Connecticut
Minnesota
Cincivanti
Louisville
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New Orleans
Dallas
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Footry
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Peonsylvania
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Virginie
Calera
Ivan
Rubuke
Proudfoot
Jacob's
Kaat Commerce
New Braunfels
Willett
Soledad Street
Alvo Fortes Meata
Cortineres
Baal Towsiry Co
Akio Plaza
Vay Ee
W. O Woutland
Leo Brewer
Ue Ducas
Idlewilde
Hindoy
Wagle-hall
Sandry
Hopkins
Gunter
Ford
Kirk
Wood, &, Wharton
Croickett
Federal Material
Yuel and Supply Company
Tolle, Wilde
Phy Fay
Tor
Aegemanns
Toby
Dickenson
Losoya
Dogorn
Crockett Streets
Cama
Rex
Hocker Tidy, Co
Ave C
Fort Worth
Noom
First State Bank
Polyw Technic
Barlesco
Bellengey Orchestra
Legion
Peche
Miller
Alamo Pont
American Legion
Ban Lewis
Perry
Sly
P.m
Losoyr
Joske’s
Joske
Caldwell
Bical
E. 2 Rose Co
Cleveland
Scott
K. L. Mayers
Houten Street
Opractice Gunter Hotel
Travis
Sam Antusfo, Tezes
Eles
Howston Street
Guniler
Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc
Avenue C
Texan
Morris
SAN Antonio Morris Plan CO
Wd West Commerce Sirrel
Phona Travis
Tin Raat Adel
Gillette
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