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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to end headaches biliousness constipation and gassy discomfort. It claims the product cleanses liver and bowels and leaves the user cheerful and healthy by morning with regular digestion.
F. E. Heynes seeks a one room addition on Pierce avenue for 100 dollars. R. Marunec plans a one room house on Vera Cruz Street for 100 dollars per year. Wandrek proposes a five room dwelling on Lamar Street for 1000 dollars. RS Shipp files a five room dwelling on Avenue W for 1000 dollars. F Schutz plans two two room box houses on Durango street for 200 dollars. Berwick Bay oysters available to take home two dozen for 25 cents at the Riverside.
No. 2768 J. M. Kincaid 818 Grayson St. No. 2769 B. B. Haskins Jr 224 South Flores St. No. 2770 E H George 125 South Cherry St. No. 2771 F Tape Sommerse Road. No. 2772 Motorcycle John Lyman 2210 West Commerce. No. 2773 Arnold M Veck Prudential Building. Crabs shrimp lobster frog legs at the Riverside.
Yale professor Irving Fisher told the National Conservation congress that newspapers insurers and the federal government must lead in public health. He cited Sweden as a model for vital statistics and warned of 630000 preventable U.S. deaths annually from infancy disease typhoid tuberculosis accidents and pneumonia. He urged a national health department and stronger role for the press and government.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flocke a girl September 29 at 1315 North Comal street. To Mr. and Mrs. D. H. James a boy September 26 at Lake View addition. To Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ott a girl September 29 at 15 Lewy street. To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gordon a boy September 27 at 1102 South Mesquite street. To Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Carson a girl September 30 at 112 West Woodlawn avenue. To Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rutherford a girl September 28 at 312 Gevers street. To Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Buick a boy September 26 at 614 Dallas street. To Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Budiger a girl September 27 at 1402 Garza street. To Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Russell a girl September 29 at 142 Diaz street. To Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Wolfe a boy September 27 at 228 Iowa street.
Pauline Bock aged 49 died September 80 at 745 West Houston Ventura Palma two months died October 1 at 803 San Fernando Lillie Havemann aged 5 died September 29 at Noonan Texas.
A long roster records visitors and residents staying at hotels in the city. Names include F. W. Billingsly Brownsville Texas. John R. Woodall Dallas with daughter Misa Lulu. G. B. Laforge Dallas. J Allen Smith Monterey Mexico. R. E. Davis Bloomington Texas. M. J. Hummel Dallas. N T Thrift Nixon. Charles S Riley Sedalia Missouri. J F Finley New York. J I Kreiber Brownsville. S S Doney Corpus Christi. W Fernan Jr Flatonia. F E Chase Dallas. W Covington Sabinal. F D Wood Sabinal. James G Collins New York. Mars McLean Beaumont. D H Powell Beaumont. Herbert H French Austin. W Durham Memphis. Also many hotel registrations and property transactions with dates in 1912, including Palm Heights and Alamo Heights deeds and transfers.
Real estate transfers include John Mueller and C W Ackermann as trustees of A L Bueche cemetery to A C Bueche family members dated October 1 1912 for a tract out of the cemetery. Frank Ailen transfers to J C Hybarger June 21 1912 lots 21 to 24 block 20 new city block 1792 south side Summit avenue for 1200 dollars. JT B Applewhite to Clemente Cruz September 10 1912 lots 10 11 12 block 4 town of Warl for 150 dollars. J B Callahan to O N Boerner lot 7 block 2 Arlington Heights gg Anna Goering et al to M Butter Oc-
In Farmersville Texas W D Coffey won a verdict of 11000 against the South western Telegraph and Telephone company for injuries to his son Ross when a company pole fell and struck him on the head.
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