Insures Elevator Service At All Times
A brief notice promotes securing office space with reliable elevator service for constant accessibility and comfort, emphasizing safety and convenience for tenants and visitors.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
12
A brief notice promotes securing office space with reliable elevator service for constant accessibility and comfort, emphasizing safety and convenience for tenants and visitors.
Founded in 1900 the Bergero Tree Planting Society of Norway seeks to cover mountain sides and untillable western acres with forests as they were centuries ago. With wealthy donors and government aid, it has good prospects. In thirteen years it produced 26,606,000 young trees covering about fourteen thousand acres in Bergenhus counties.
Mrs Archer’s contest prize waltz postponed from tonight to next Tuesday at Exposition Park advancing advance notice indicates rescheduling due to unspecified reasons.
Advertisement claims Elite Cafe at 218 Lo So ya Street offers the best city food at moderate prices.
The Jolly Four dance event has been postponed with no rescheduled date yet announced. Organizers will release details when available and advise attendees.
Lawyer J F Carl moves his office to 418 420 Gunter Building and lists the phone Travis 2587.
R H Ward resigns as district judge of the seventy third district San Antonio Texas and together with P H Swearingen forms a law partnership Swearingen Ward to practice in all courts with offices at 507 511 and 515 Swearingen McCraw building San Antonio Texas Adv
Mrs Archer hosts a prize contest at Exposition Park featuring the Diaz Sisters who perform a prize waltz to conclude the event.
Frank E. Philpott located in Travis 567 advertises expert piano tuning and repair services backed by factory experience for household and professional pianos.
Cafe ad highlights moderate prices at Elite Cafe located on 218 Losoya Street.
Wise choice for dental care from Union Painless dentists located at 322 West Com Street in an advertisement highlighting reliable service options.
Wanted boys with or without wheels. Apply Western Union, 142 West Commerce Street. An employment classified ad invites applicants through a local agency channel.
The Dixie Social Club opens with a dance Saturday October 4 1913 at M W A Hall featuring Eugene Artzt music.
Advertisement notes touring cars and taxicabs for hire. Mentions Crockett phone numbers 1-2-8 and 1-2-3 as contact options for booking. Oriented to automobile brands Packard and Stearns-Knight and rental service.
Dr. Van Wie the dentist has moved his offices to the Riverside building and can be reached at Travis 2539.
Short classified note indicates Mrs Archer offers dancing lessons with contact details linked to Franklin Taxicabs and a phone line. The OCR fragment provides minimal context and no dates or locations beyond Franklin.
Humane officer E. M. Collins operates from the 211 Central Office building with old phone numbers 2409 day and 5877 night and Sunday.
Dr Clarence Warfield has resumed medical practice after a period away, with office located at Hicks Building.
Take dinner with us tonight with a la carte service from 6 to 8 p. m. at Elite Cafe. Adv.
Theo Artzt's orchestra to play at Bluemel's Hall on Saturday October 4 with dance and music noted for the event. Local patrons invited to attend and enjoy live entertainment.
In the Fribourg region, authorities report a case involving Degen's bottle beer and a new contact number 863. The incident centers on allergen warnings and distribution controls as investigators trace supplier records and compliance notices.
San Antonio humane society officers include Fred Davison and Heil at 224 Hicks Building with old phone Travis 71. Night and Sunday access listed as Crockett 2782 and 4432.
County commissioners signed a contract this morning with John R. Stapper to perform 100 days of road work in Precinct No. 4. His compensation is $1000 and he must furnish three teams and wagons.
A report notes three drivers and an additional laborer likely to be assigned once weather conditions improve. The article mentions readiness for task initiation when conditions permit.
Classified ad notes Degen's Bottle Beer changes contact numbers with old phone 1712 and new number 863 for customers calling in. An advertisement snippet from a local paper shows a small business update.
Dr. O. F. Hicks is listed as a dentist located in room 204 of the Gunter Building. The entry notes an old telephone number 1170 for appointments or inquiries.
Special notice states milk delivery to the city is disrupted by high water and Friday morning service will be unavailable. customers are urged to bear with the delay.
The quick use of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika is described as a cure for constipation sour stomach and gas with reports from San Antonio. The ad claims a single dose relieves symptoms immediately and calls Adlerika the thorough cleanser sold by H L Wagner Hicks building.
A brief note to patrons states the creamery is delivering the best possible service given current conditions. The message emphasizes commitment, quality, and ongoing adaptability to challenges.
Prs King and Hirschfeld Genito Urinary Specialists relocate to 515 Navarro Street opposite St Anthony Hotel with new office listing for patients and referrals.
E Sanchez offers wedding, party and event music with The H Orchestra. Contact Crockett 5174 for bookings and details.
A compilation of property transfers lists numerous 1913 to 1918 deeds in San Antonio and nearby areas. Notable entries include Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company receiving Lot 7 in block 13 for Hassells, and Blinn Memorial College acquiring multiple lots through Wiederstein and Wilken transactions. Other transfers cover parcels along Salado Creek, Sunset Place, East Commerce street, and city blocks with varied consideration amounts.
A sequence of real estate deeds and land transfers dated 1912 to 1918 shows multiple buyers and sellers in San Antonio zones such as Los Angeles Heights and Marlborough Place. Notable parcels include blocks, lots, and acreages with prices ranging from $200 to $34,000, reflecting early 20th century urban expansion patterns.
To Mr and Mrs Joe Diaz a boy born October 1 at 703 North Frio street To Mr and Mrs Louis A Thomas a boy born September 80 at 807 West San Pedro place To Mr and Mrs S Huklin a girl born September 0 at 625 North street To Mr and Mrs George Van Stewart a girl born Remember 26 at 303 East Quincy street To Mr and Mrs J P Carr a boy born September 29 at 601 North Flores street To Mr and Mrs R Hughes a boy born September 0 at 1015 North Palmetto avenue To Mr and Mrs C H Kas ey a boy born September 25 at 1110 Burnet street
Juan Garcia aged 65 died October 1 at 1117 El Paso Street. Louis B. Kelley aged 1 died September 30 at 287 Keller Street.
Cincinnati authorities start a white rat and mouse program at the Refuge farm with the Refuge boys in charge. They will breed and sell surplus rats and mice to fund city needs and use healthy specimens to sample potentially unfit food, condemning any contraband supplies if illness occurs. The rodents arrive from Philadelphia.
Invigorating tonic advertised as a general strengthening remedy. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the body for both adults and children at 50 cents.
A list of visitors from Dallas Fort Worth Corpus Christi and other cities checks in at the St Anthony Savoy Gunter Menger Crockett Bowie Bexar and Crockett hotels. Guests include George B Bandy E Eckhard Alex Vaught Kingsville Mrs H D Shelley Gus Jeffrey Laredo and many others with arrivals or stays noted.
The news notes arrivals at the Gunter and that Wwne of St. Louis is stopping there. The fragment indicates continued travel or layover activity involving named places and a passenger or group from St. Louis.
San Antonio patrons praise HARLANDALE HOT SULPHUR BATHS for superior medicinal water and full sanitary facilities. A courteous staff and growing patronage from visitors who formerly sought Hot Springs and Mineral Wells underscore the water's curative powers. A booklet explains the health benefits and fare is affordable by streetcar to the bath house.
Output last year reached about 33.53 million barrels, a 7 percent rise from the previous year, reflecting a sustained growth in national salt production over the period.
The University of Washington has obtained two sections of land in the Snoqualmie National Forest for use in its forestry courses. The grant supports field study and practical instruction within the university's environmental and natural resources programs.
No delivery will be made by Creamery Dairy Co. milk wagon Friday morning. Local customers are advised to expect resumption after the planned halt.
An advertisement invites readers to enjoy Sunday chicken dinner and supper at the Riverside Restaurant. The brief promo highlights a family friendly dining option with a focus on traditional Sunday comfort meals.
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