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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1913

Page

5

City Assessor to Review Front Foot Valuations

City Assessor James F. Garland plans a district inspection tomorrow after owners fixed front foot values in the eighth assessment district. Tobin Hill and Laurel Heights show disparities with Main avenue near Maple and Evergreen streets at 60 dollars per front foot and San Pedro between Evergreen and Dewey at 65. North south streets average 35 to 40, while lateral streets rarely exceed 35, prompting the probe with William Young of the Manufacturers' Appraisal Co., installing the Somers system.

James F. Garland Tobin Hill Laurel Heights Main Avenue Maple Everne San Pedro Avenue Evergreen Street Dewey Place Garland William Young Manufacturers’ Appraisal Company

St Jacob's Oil Back Pain Relief Ad

An old advertisement claims kidneys do not cause backache and promotes St Jacob's Oil for lumbago sciatica and related pains. It urges readers to rub on the affected area for rapid relief and a free trial bottle from a druggist, claiming the remedy is harmless and non burning.

Dumbago St. Jacob's Owl

Street Values Seen Rise After Recent Trip

A recent trip is expected to push values on several streets higher. Officials note anticipation of increased property assessments and potential higher taxes as a result.

Munsey's Magazine Christmas number features Barr McCutcheon piece

The Christmas issue of Munsey's Magazine delves into Black Is White by George Barr McCutcheon and includes Oliver Simmons political essay The Passing of the Sullivan Dynasty, short stories by O'Brien Oppenheim Oliver, articles on painting to Canada and books that are barred, plus poems and theatrical notes. The edition is illustrated and urged for newsdealer orders due to expected demand.

Munsey George Barr McCutcheon Sullivan Oliver Simmons Big Tim New York Clayton Hamilton Canada Michael Callahan Brander Matthews Burns Mantle Frank M. O’brien E. Phillips Oppenheim Owen Oliver

Mystery and stories in December Women’s Stories issue

Anna Katherine Green pens a solved mystery driven by a woman’s wit and persistence. The issue features clever short tales and notable contributors such as Helen Green VanCamp Ida M. Evans Gty Bolton Mary Chaldondely Henry Kitchell Webster Margaret Belle Houston and others.

Woman’s Stories Anna Katherine Green Helen Green VanCamp Ida M. Evans Gty Bolton Mary Chaldondely Enry Kitchell Webster Margaret Belle Houston

December Ainslee's features Morriss and Jepson novelette

Gouverneur Morriss Ethel Train Leonard Merrick Bonnie R Ginger and about a dozen other writers contribute to the December issue of Ainslee's entertaining magazine. The novelette is by Edgar Jepson.

Gouverneur Morriss Ethel Train Leonard Merrick Bonnie R. Ginger Ainslee Edgar Jepson

Rest of the Story features in Sin Clair novel edition

The month end figures highlight a new novel The Rest of the Story by Bertrand W. Sin clair, sequel to North of Fifty three. The issue includes fiction by Charles E. Van Loan Lincoln Col cord A M Chisholm Francis Whit lock Frederick R Becholdt Ralph D Paine and others.

Bertrand W. Sinclair Charles E. van Loan Lincoln Colcord A. M. Chisholm Francis Whitlock Frederick R. Becholdt Ralph D. Paine

Officers Ordered to Rejoin Batteries Ata Eagle Pass and Fort McIntosh

Lieut. David E. Cain of the Third field artillery is ordered to rejoin his battery at Eagle Pass. Lieut. Carlos W. Brewer of the Third field artillery is ordered to proceed to Fort McIntosh to join his battery after duty at Fort Sam Houston.

David E. Cain Third Field Artillery Fort Sam Houston Eagle Pass Carlos W. Brewer Fort McIntosh Brewer

City probes storm water drains overtaxing San Antonio sewers

City Engineer Helland reports that drains from many pofs and courtyards flow into sanitary sewers, overloading them after rain. Mayor Brown orders house to house inspections, warnings then prosecutions for improper connections. no permits exist for storm drains tying into sanitary mains.

Helland San Antonio Brown

Cascarets Promise Quick Cleanse for Stomach and Bowels

A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the stomach, removes undigested food and foul gases, and purges constipation while you sleep. It claims a 10 cent box keeps the stomach liver and bowels regular and head clear for months with a tasty non gripe formula for adults and children.

Court to rule on 9 30 saloon closing law dispute

Chester Basse sues Comptroller W P Lane in Seventy third District Court seeks to determine if the 9 30 p m saloon closing interpretation is lawful. A temporary restraining order blocks enforcement as hearing set for Friday December 5.

Texas Seventy-third District Court Chester Basse W. P. Lane Comptroller Supreme Court W. F. Brell Seventy-third District Court Room Basse Bismarck Alamo Plaza Hcense James D. Walthall San Antonio Lane

Women honor Carlos Bee for 54 hour law support

San Antonio business women presented Carlos Bee with a six piece silver service on Thanksgiving Day to thank him for pioneering the 1918 Texas law limiting women’s work hours. The inscription praises his untiring efforts and notes appreciation from working women and the public.

Carlos Bee Business Women of San Antonio Texas Bee

Back to the Blue Uniform Change for Police

Beginning Monday the olive drab uniforms worn by the police will be discarded for regulation blue. Winter uniforms for the police were distributed yesterday afternoon. Shift No 1 the blue ribbon shift will appear in the new attire Monday afternoon. The new uniforms are heavy and praised by officers as the best yet. The olive drab had been adopted by the city council for summer for light weight and cool, durable service. For winter wear the police committee selected blue uniforms.

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