International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The opening day at the stock yards features about 11 000 animals on display valued at 2 000 000. Ohio Mississippi Nebraska Indiana Arkansas Texas Kansas Minnesota students enter cattle judging. Canadian students also participate. A nightly horse fair showcases prize animals during the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio
Mississippi
Nebraska
Indiana
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Horn Palace Cafe Ad Promotes Eatery at Main Plaza
An advertisement invites readers to visit the Horn Palace Cafe located at the corner of Main Plaza and Soledad for meals and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn Palace Cafe
Main Plaza
Soledad
San Antonio Becomes Winter Show Mecca for Carnivals
San Antonio attracts hundreds of show and carnival workers as winter headquarters with Fiesta San Jacinto opening boosting appeal. By year end officials expect 500 to near 1000 showmen, including Kline shows and Lachman Lewis, with Gentry Bros possible return and Nigro Laos bringing 200 more. Notables like Parker and Wortham among those planning visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
United States
Sanmgg Bmn
San Jacinto
William Judking Hewitt
New York Clipper
Mr. Hewitt
Herbert A. Kline
Kline
Menger
John A. Pollitt
Paul Hainter
Southwestern Amusement Company
Walter K. Sibley
Felice Bernard
Gentry Bros.’ Show
Fair Grounds
George Johnson
C. W. Parker
Conn. T. Kennedy
James Patterson C. A. Wortham
Herry T. Noyes
E. C. Talbott
W. H. Rice
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Dyspepsia And Strengthens Digestion
Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla relieves distress after eating belching and nausea between meals by strengthening the stomach and digestive organs for proper function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Rural schools neglected by United States speaker says
Edward J. Tobin, Cook County Illinois school superintendent, told the State Teachers Association that rural schools are in a deplorable condition. He compared U S to Uruguay, urging popularizing rural life to keep country youth from city migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Edward J. Tobin
Cook County
Illinois
State Teachers’ Association
Uruguay
You Are Entitled to the Best Ad Reminder
A compact ad urges readers to request a perfection lard labeled TT. The teaser hints at a promotional claim and urges action, reflecting vintage advertising diction.
Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink To Sing At The Grand
The renowned singer Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink will perform at the Grand on Thursday night December 4. She is accompanied by violinist Miss Fletcher, delivering a highly praised recital that promises a remarkable display of voice and musicianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
America
Schumann-Heink
Grand
Miss Fletcher
Kerrigan Photoplay and Thriller Lead Wigwam Program
Warren Kerrigan is featured in a photoplay titled Forgotten Women and an Imp in two reels Who Killed Olga Carew as the lighter program. The main attraction is The Power of the Hypnotist a thriller starring Kerrigan at Wigwam No 1 on Alamo plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigwam No. 1
Alamo Plaza
Warren Kerrigan
Olga Carew
Warner
Elsie St. Leon Shines On Screen In The Whimsical Threads
Elsie St. Leon and family, recently seen at the Grand Opera House in Polly of the Circus, headline a Vitagraph two part photoplay The Whimsical Threads of Destiny at Wigwam No. 2. She plays the circus rider with noted charm, while San Antonio admirers glimpse their favorite on the Wigwam screen instead of the stage. A Kalem special The Midnight Message and a Pathe short The Yellow Streak also show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie St. Leon
Grand Opera House
Vitagraph Company
Miss St. Leon
San Antonio
Pathe
Public musicale opens season by San Antonio Musical Club
A large audience is expected for the first public musicale of the season tonight in the Gunter Hotel ball room. Miss Else Sternsdorff, pianist, and the San Antonio Choral Club will perform with the program starting at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Untermyer urges plan to restore confidence in U S industries
Samuel Untermyer former Pujo committee chief counsel outlines steps to rebuild public trust in railroads and other industries. Proposes currency bill passage, living railroad rates, end to voting trusts and interlocking directorates, criminalizing officer profits, restricts bank and corporate interlocks, destroy holding companies, empower minority stockholders, place railroads under ICC, require public books access, and a federal industrial commission to dissolve unlawful firms. Also notes San Antonio concert event and ticket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Samuel Untermyer
Pujo
Money Trust
United States
Economic Club
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Industrial Commission
Untermyer
Social events at a series of city gatherings and parties
Mr and Mrs W E Fitch hosted a card party for Miss Jennie Byrd Rousseau of Louisville and Miss Richardson of St Paul. Prizes went to Mrs Crain Archie McFarland and Mrs Emmett Roundtree. A later musical program followed with Emmett Roundtree and Allen Merriam. About thirty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Fitch
Jennie Byrd Rousseau
Louisville
Richardson
St. Paul
Guest arrivals and registrations at San Antonio hotels
The notice lists numerous individuals staying or registered at venues such as the Bexar St Anthony Gunter Savoy Crockett Bowie Menger and others including Rameey Kleberg Evane Lewis and Smith with ties to Artesian Wells Kingsville Uvalde St Louis Dallas and Corpus Christi among cities. The record notes guests at several hotels in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rameey
Bexar
R. M. Kleberg
Kingsville
St. Anthony
T. D. Evane
Uvalde
Gunter
M. H. Lewis
Savoy
Stibgen
Kansas City
Bowie
R. E. Smith
Crockett
W. K. Forman
Baltimore
Menger
J. C. Pangle
Mineral Wells
W. H. Bonnel
Campo Verde
A. J. Robinson
Houston
J. M. Woods
Seguin
J. H. Kelly
Charles R. Incavo
St. Louis
W. C. Farmer
Palestine
C. G. Feist
Dallas
J. A. Gundry
Beaumont
James P. H. Roark
Seattle
Paul Jenks
Mabel Jenks
Boerne
T. M. Brown
Jourdanton
William R. Wagner
M. Easton
Galveston
G. C. Hoff
Hondo
Clark Pease
Marie Pease
Corpus Christi
St. Anthony Hotel
Pearl Lorenz
Dore Ware
Pandora
Oliver Bird
Vera Maddox
Edna
J. R. Wilburton
P. Catlin
The
Orion M. Perrenot
James Smith
FE Paso
John T. Towns
Granger
C. Hagen
Gonzales
Harlandale Hot Mud Baths Promoted for Various Ailments
Advertisement touts Harlandale sulphurized hot mud baths as effective against rheumatism lumbago kidney troubles eczema and skin diseases. It claims one course yields testimonials and notes exclusive city facility with mud baths and sulphur water tubs at 1 dollar or six for 5. Cars run to the bath house with fare listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
Bath House
Births Recorded For Local Families In November
To Mr and Mrs Enrique Perez a boy born November 23 at Nogalitos street. To Mr and Mrs H M Smith a boy born December 24 at 114 Sweet street. To Mr and Mrs A A Bitter a boy born November 23 at 406 Montana street. To Mr and Mrs B E Rosenquist a boy born November 27 at 1026 North Palmetto Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Perez
Nogalitos Street
H. M. Smith
Wecesber
Sweet Street
A. A. Bitter
Montana Street
B. E. Rosenquist
Noweer
North
Palmetto Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine Credits From Readers
Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female weakness and related pains. Respondents report improved health, increased energy, and better mood after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Artiee
Hamilton, R. F. D
Warren, Ind
White House Bridal Pair Leaves for European Honeymoon
The elusive White House bridal couple, Mr and Mrs Francis B Sayre, sneaked aboard the liner George Washington for their honeymoon to Europe. President Wilson learned of their departure only as the ship sailed after a brief dockside waiting period at Hoboken. A crowd, band, and flowers welcomed the departure as Sayre and his bride disappeared below.
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New York
White House
Francis B. Sayre
George Washington
Europe
Hoboken
President Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Carey T. Grayson
Sayres
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Sayre
United States
Bryan to Name Temporary Judge for U S Court in China
Secretary Bryan will appoint a competent lawyer now in China to discharge the duties of judge of the United States Court for China at Shanghai until a successor to Judge Rufus H. Thayer is confirmed. Thayer resigned after four years of a 10 year term, on urgent cable requests. Charges had been considered by the House judiciary committee but State Department said the resignation was unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Shanghai
Washington, D. C
China
United States Court For
Rufus H. Thayer
Thayer
House Judiciary Committee
State Department
Burial Permits Report For Local Deaths
Burial permits issued for Thomas Evans aged 37 who died November 28 at Bexar County Hospital. Jose McMacias aged 28 died November 27 at 115 Kerr Street. Marie V. Hinojosa aged 24 died November 26 at 1226 El Paso Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Bexar County Hospital
Jose McMacias
Kerr Street
Marie V. Hinojosa
el Paso
Real Estate Transfers Listed From 1913 1918
A long list of property transfers, quit claims, and deed details across San Antonio areas. Names include Albert Villastrigo, A FE Heilbron, Samuel Saunders, Marcellus Davis, and many county residents. Properties cover blocks in New City, Berlin Heights, Sunset Place, and Los Angeles Heights with prices and dates in 1913 1918.
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Albert Villastrigo
A. FE. Heilbron
New City
Englewood
Samuel 8S
Saunders
Marcellus H. Davis
Sunset Place
QO. T. Tucker
Bexar County
Thomas L. Tucker &J
Boliver County
Mississippi
Hackberry
Regina
O. T. Tucker
Thomas L. Tucker
Delaware
Lamar
Paul W. Sexton
Maude F. Dulute
Delmar Street
South Heights
State of Texas
I. H. Delbridge
C. & F. Railway Company
Geronimo Creek
Bell D. Daniel
Fernando
Rosa Zapata
Pascuala Z. de Ramirez
New City Block
Theresa Gross
Charles Truer
New Braunfels Avenue
Bella Dugan
Lamar Street
Roy Arthur Davis
B. L
Ada Johnson
Old City
Hays Street
J. R. Norton
James Routledge
Matthew Kuykendall
Kingsville
Burnet Street
R. L. Nims
T. H. Hyde
Anna V. Rees
Avenue
Highland Park
G. F. Blesse
O. W. Cliett
Haile
Lewisieux Kennedy
Missouri
West Laurel Heights
Muscogee Street
Alamo Home Builders
R. A. Richey
James Rainey
Railroad Park
Aristo
Antonio T. Gonzales
Remigio
Boulder Ty
Colorado
W. T. Montery
Laurel Street
T. A. Pettus
T. N. Givens
Olive Streets
Ike Levy
Nellie” Cole
Watts County
Cal
Los Angeles Heights Improvements Company
Henry Haagelstein
H. W. Speckels
Fayette
Los Angeles Heights
For Children There Is None Better Cough Medicine Ad
An advertisement promotes Fo ley's Honey and Tar as a child friendly cough remedy with no opiates or sour stomach effects. It claims relief for coughs colds wheezy breathing and croup and credits Fischer's Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer's Drug Store
Foley
Fischer’s Drug Store
New Remedy Promises Relief for Kidney and Bladder Aches
Advert says Croxone cleans inactive kidneys and dissolves uric acid to stop night waking and rheumatism. It claims quick results for older adults, neutralizes irritating urine, restores kidney and bladder health, and promises refund if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croxone
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HHS
Callum
McCallum Hosiery CO
Northampton
E. Hertzuerg Jewelry
Sign of the Clock
Genele and
St. Mary
Mike Goggan
E. Houston
Richter’'S
8TEAM
Moody & Bormann Crockett
Office of
Painess Matthews
Houston St
Menger Hotel
South
Gompers
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco Labor Council
Pacific Coast Union
West
East
Plaza Theater
King’s Comedy Circus
King’s
Jupiter
Stewart and
Mercer
Wilma Roberts
Comedienne
Stephanoes
Carrolls
Robinson's Canine Circus
Ed Sheck
Else Sternsdorff
Decist
Emerson Upright
Pe Ipprman Piano Stores
Jesse French
St. Mary's Sts
Steinway House
MR. Untermyer
Im Society
Beulah
Patterson
Willis Johnson
Dorothy Steaart
Harold Iller
Theodore W. Frederick
A. C. Dauchy
Henry Hart
Burns
M. W. Hayes
C. C
Williams
C. Timpson
Huff
R. F. Menefee
Long
Muench
Fay Long
Flora Smith
Nell Shannon
Annie Jones
Pearl Bauerfeind
Louise Sloan
Marie Burns
Amy Brown
Ann Cope
Catherine Copeland
Vera All
Ruth McKinney
Peggy Bliss
Mary Fly
Yemmessee
William McKinney
W. S. Fly
Montgomery Fly
Don A. Bliss
Josephine Woodhull
Elizabeth Jones
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Patrick Guiney
Fort Sam Houston
Miss Jones
Susanna Denman
J. T. Woodhull
Edwin Porch
Robinson N. Hodge
Robert Smith
Townsend Woodhull
Linda Washington
Austin
Alamo Heights
Mothers’ Club
William Steinmeyer
Ada Steinmeyer of
the St. Anthony
Violet Oldham
Lula Mae Grissom
Bowling Green
John E. Martin
Bodien Martin
R. B. MacGloin
Linton
J. E. Abraham
New Braunfels
M. E. Cobb
Birmingham
Ala
A. Collman
Anna Hansen
Esmond
Rhode Island
Royal Baking
Brnight Motor Car CO
Chevrolet
And
Lyons- Knight Cars
Phone Crockett
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