Man Confesses to Ten Horse Thefts in Bexar County
Sheriff Neubauer of Seguin arrested a white man trying to sell a horse stolen from John Rothbrook nine miles on the Castroville road. The suspect admitted gang membership and led detectives to a wagon yard outside San Antonio, with another man and a woman detained. Over fifteen horses were stolen in two weeks. the gang planned to trim manes and tails and drive the animals to Seguin and New Braunfels for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neubauer
Seguin
John Rothbrook
Castroville
San Antonio
James Galbreath
Antonio Diaz
Galbreath
Bexar County
New Braunfels
Thanksgiving Night Dances and Events Announced
Listings show multiple entertainment events on November 29 including a Dixie Thanksgiving night dance at the W. O. W. hall with Willett Orchestra, a Thanksgiving Eve Ball at Beethov en Hall, and a grand mask ball at Soledad Pavilion with valuable prizes. Also notes barbers, real estate ads, a circus drive by the YWCA, and police reports of ticket scalping and bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soledad Pavilion
Weds
Pecha
Thieves Break Into Barn and Other Local Notices
A report details thieves breaking into August Muegge's sun day night barn at 335 Oak street, with sacks of cotton seed meal oats bran and hulls stolen. Other notices include a car strike at West Commerce and Pecos, a county convict recapture near Leon Springs, and citizens taking out first intention papers for Mexican workers at Cementville. Also listed are legal ads, loan offers, and public lectures by Dr. Judd at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Muegge
Oak Street
City to Borrow Money for Payroll and Bills
The council at its Monday meeting plans to issue two notes totaling 120000 dollars. It is estimated this amount will cover the November payroll October merchants bills and weekly payrolls during the period.
December notes plan loan to two city depositories
The notes will be made out in favor of Alamo National Bank and State National Bank. The loan is set for Monday since the month’s last meeting falls on Thanksgiving Day. Sheriff holds a Great Dane dog for owner to claim. George Flagg brought the dog to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo National
John W. Tobin
George Flagg
James Galbreath
WANTS INVENTORY CLERK APPOINTMENT RECOMMENDED
City purchasing agent May or Brown to present to council a proposal to hire an inventory clerk at 75 dollars per month. The appointee should be young and energetic due to the duties involved, a recommendation first made by Mackey and urged by the Audit & Bond Company. The clerk would maintain records and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mackey
Audit & Bond Company
City to tighten purchases and store surplus at asphalt plant
Officials plan a closed purchase ledger charging each item to its department and add an inventory clerk. The city will place the asphalt plant under purchasing agent control to create a warehouse for surplus supplies, using several small buildings as storage.
Malarial Blood Tonic Promises Health Revival
An advertisement claims 8S 8S 5S as a reliable blood tonic that destroys malaria germs and poisons in the blood. It asserts rapid relief from headaches chills and fever and a return to full health, urging readers to obtain the product through a local druggist or the Medical Dept of Specific Co in Atlanta Ga.
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S. S
Atlanta
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Strand Theater
Emma Bunting
Queen Theater
Alamo Plaza
Grand
Gunter
Crockett
Hot Wells
Bath House
Arthur G. Jury
Washington D
Battle Creek
Chicago
Mount Clemens
Detroit
E. Houston St
J.W. King
D.F
P.A
G.M. Bynum
C.P
T. A
E.H. Labadie AutoCo
Grand Opera House
Emma
Lena Rivers
Dixie
W. O. W. Hall
Willett Orch
Beethoven Hall
R. P. Ingram
Jonn D. Robinson
Phone Crockett
Harlandale
Wm. H
Kampman Bidg
Young Woman's Christian Association
Vera Schafer
Ernestine Friedmann
Austin
Association
Vories P. Brown
Gunter Bldg. Real Estate and Loans
Advy
Proudfoot
Harvey Sunday
San Diego
Cal
Herman Sons
FBI
Crockett 76
Hawaii
Aloha
Texas
Pauline Thurston
Dallas
Royal Hawaiian Singers
AP. Ry
The
TIME
Broute
Corpus Christi
Corpus
Secaceae
Ae O Moore
Taylor
Tex
I. & G. N. Railway
Central Headquarters
Ward & Bickett
Bedell
J. F. Carl
Bedell Building
Frank Foster
Leon Springs
Green
Harris
Harvey
Long
Carver
Frio City
O'Connell Loan Co
Houston St
Adv
Cane Jewelry Co
Augusta Ballschiet
Army Post
Butler's
Navarro St
Newton & Newton
Kampman Bldg
Horace Curley
Callaghan Avenue
Sycamore and
Gonzales
I. Robertson
Travis
Jeffery
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Tobin
Carrizo Springs
H. B. Terrell
Sheriff Tobin
Boston
E. Houston
Sureddin
Hicksburg
Cementville
United States
A. S. Campbell
Federal
J. L. Camp
Hugh R. Robertson
Grady Barrett
Waco
Henry D. Clayton
T. S. Maxey
Kehoe Loan Co
W. Commerce
Judd
Charles H. Judd
Department of Education
University of Chicago
Denver
Colo
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Fort Worth
Dullinig Printing Co
Losoya St. Crockett
Tex Ritchie
Featuring
Antoinette Schaeffer
BIC
Paris
Antoinette
Direct From
Honolulu
Ritchie
Matinee
Burns Drug Store
Ace of Better Service
Houston and
Navarro Sta
Codertones
Eee
Bending Paragig
Commerce
Tommy
Puck
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