Multiple Local Obituaries and Funerals
The notices report the deaths of Ina Gotthardt Louise Jane Ives and John Martin with details of last residences, funeral times and burial plans. Gotthardt funeral 2 pm Sunday from 205 Eads avenue with burial in the new Lutheran cemetery officiated by Rev Waters. Ives funeral held at 2:30 pm at home with interment in Mission Burial Park. Martin death at 5 am at 1022 North Flores with a large surviving family. funeral set for 4 pm tomorrow.
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North Laredo Street
Mission Burial Park
Ives
Texas
San Antonio
Annie Bender
Houston
Sallie Downs
S. A. Fitzgerald
Julia Martin
City weighs meter inspector post amid overcharge concerns
Mayor Brown cites suspicions of water meter overcharges and support from women’s clubs for a city inspector. Aldermen debate fees, with Warren split on charging households as council considers creating a self sustaining office.
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Brown
Woman’s Clubs
Warren
Steves and
Fincham
Texas W C A Holds Seventh Annual Texas Convention
The first session of the seventh annual three day convention of the Young Women's Christian Association of Texas met in Dallas. Mrs. Helen Hornsby of San Marcos delivered the welcome, with Miss Caroline Dow and Miss Mabel Stafford outlining state structure and budgets. The report notes six city associations, one county association, 21 university and school associations, a total budget over 85 000 dollars and membership above 6000. Elsie St. Leon and family will appear in a Vitagraph feature at Wigwam No 2 on Houston street following Polly of the Circus.
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Dallas
Tex
Young Women's Christian Association of Texas
Helen Hornsby
San Marcos
Dallas Association
Caroline B. Dow
National Training School
Mabel K. Stafford
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Beaumont
Elsie St. Leon
Wigwam
Grand Opera House
Polly
Vitagraph
Wigwam No. 2
Houston Street
Miss St. Leon
Carrington to Invite State Teachers’ Association to San Antonio
John B. Carrington, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, will attend the State Teachers' Association closing session in Dallas to invite the 1914 meeting to San Antonio. A large San Antonio delegation recently promoted the bid, and the outcome hinges on Carrington’s address. Mayor Brown planned to assist but is busy with other duties.
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John B. Carrington
State Teachers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
San Antonio
Carrington
Brown
Corn Cobs Turned Into Pipes In Missouri Industry
Missouri's six cob pipe factories produced 28,171,872 pipes from 15,200,000 cobs in 1912. They employed about 1,700 workers, paid $155,067 for raw materials, with total industry investment around $280,344 and shipments reaching Canada and multiple continents.
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Vance
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Missouri
Washington
Franklin County
Boonville
Union
Owensville
Canada
Europe
Asia
South America
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
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Sovereign
The
American Tobacco Company
France
South
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Confederate Rest Cemetery
Santa Rosa Hospital
Knights of Columbus Orchestra
T. T. Jackson
James R. Davis
J. W. Goode
W. E. Luter
A. Collman
Texas Y. W. C. A
Vince. Wa al Ae
Kaufman's
Stetson
Russia
Vici
Crockett
Aufman’s
S. Flores
Opp
Southern Hotel
Jefferson City
Interstates Commission
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