RECALLS SHOOTING AT TEXAS HOTEL MEETING
The 1881 incident at Fort Reno is recalled by Jim Hargis who recounts the shooting of the Indian chief Lone Wolf by a frontier settler. He recalls the chief as troublesome and the act as a decisive moment in local history. Other pioneers share frontier reminiscences at the convention in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Merle
West
Jim Hargis
Texas Hotel
Lone Wolf
Fort Reno
Okla
Grove's Malaria Tonic Claims Fast Malaria Relief
Early 20th century ad boasts Grove's Wastelers Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria fever and chills, detailing quinine content and blood infection kill, plus tonic benefits for general health. It touts safety for children and urges purchase at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Wagtelean
Ny Store
Resinol treatment promotes smoother clearer skin
An advertisement touts Resinol for facial breakouts with a gentle external regimen. It recommends Resinol Soap and Soap for cleansing and Ment to soothe irritated skin, claiming faster relief and a calmer complexion.
Trail drivers recall cattle drives and frontier dangers
An Oklahoma era reminiscence recounts a 4 day ride to Camp Supply to summon troops for Fort Reno amid threats. Hopkins recalls driving at 13 through swollen East Texas streams with no bridges, while Brown recounts the 1882 stampede near Oléhome. Capt. Brempkau recalls a Bear County feud and his days as a driver. R F Jennings notes over 100 trail drivers in the association.
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Etifel
Hargla
Fort Reno
Nlewarenen
Tans
Hopkins
Texas
SE. Brown
Votus ‘Street
Oléhome
Billy Brempkau
Santal Midy Capsule Claim From French Medicine
An ad touts Santal Midy capsules as a quick remedy for irritated kidneys and bladder. It promises rapid relief, improved appearance, better blood flow, and renewed energy with no credible medical backing. The copy urges readers to ask any world druggist for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strinath Seth Nore
Cadets Granted Commissions Amid Cadet Roster List
Cadets receiving commissions are named by principal Gary Brox at Brackenridge School. The ceremony includes new lieutenants Syite Hele Pantohn and Hendon OD ane Richa among others. Names listed reflect a broad group of cadets across several houses and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Bligh School
Brox
Gary
Pripalpal
Richie
Mezzetti
Alex
Nora Wa
Riestenbere Farmon
Sealy
Rage
BBC Ideal
Baecee Bedpumlien
Rifir
A. J. Barthelow
Erwin Batot
Alfred Breckmane
Archie Birk
Charles Scheer
Rae Ferdinand Zanes
Ain High Wallecker
George Hiennle
Carson
Neeraen
Gerald
Tens Sims
Melvin Ie Les We
Woodenw Wilann
Frontier trail drivers remembered at Texas convention
The text recalls deaths of old frontiersmen since the 1931 convention, notes missing attendees, and mentions that the main business will be electing a president. A memorial service for members who died in the past two years is planned, with a grand ball at the Municipal Auditorium and various officials in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Saunders
Old Trail Drivers
Duke Farsan
Saunders
Ema Es
Witte Memorial Museum
Travis Jones
Hind
Billy the Kid
Garrett
Jennings
William A. Wurzbach
Offecva
Dla
Municipal Juditorum
Ay & P.m
Conner Frank Braditck
Ruck
Blanigy Miller
Flood Waters Reports From Galveston and Matamoros
Flood conditions reach crest at Tyneplea Mexico while Matamoros faces a growing food shortage across the Rio Grande. American Red Cross asked to aid about 2000 affected residents as relief efforts begin. Farmers and officials in Brownsville monitor river levels and coordinate with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Meaighi Telegraph Company
Taynplea
Mexico
Brownsville
Matamoros
Rio Grande
American Red Cross
Brent Sykes
Ecity
Masi Shears
Open Forum Letter Critiques Local Efforts and Hardships
A signed reader column rails at local critics and government waste. The writer condemns an exhibition building plan, protests insufficient aid to impoverished San Antonio families, and accuses press of neglecting widespread hunger and misused federal funds. CHRONIC GROUCHER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL & Nop
Noki
U. S
San Antonio
Bexar County
Fajr
CRC
Kill Kidney Acid New Way to Help Sufferers
A damaged OCR note touts a novel remedy for kidney acid buildup and related pains. It claims a doctor’s practice and a formula sold in packs, promising relief in minutes and broad use among sufferers.
Accountants Dabbe Buck firm opens in Alamo Building
Don BE and wn M Buck launch Dabbe Buck God Company as accountanty and tax counselors. Both veterans of United Blinks government service previously served as deputy collectors in the Infergat revenue department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don BE
Wn M
Buck
Dabbe-Buck God Company
Alamo Natonal Wuilding
United Blinks
Infergat Revenue Department
Hobo slugs maid during break in at officer’s home
A man, angry after being refused food, forced entry to Lieutenant R. L. Avery’s home at 4 Brooklyn Avenue Wednesday afternoon and struck maid Leura Bookjet with a heavy bar before fleeing. Her injuries are described as blows to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Avery
Brooklyn Uyynue
Leura
Fragmented note on skin care and medical terms
A cryptic, fragmented text discusses skin clarity, medicinal claims, and a mix of named terms. It references purification, blood, and unspecified formulas with unclear provenance and many garbled phrases. The piece reads like an experimental medical dictionary fragment with no clear events or sources.
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Hopking
Port
Kidnays
M. A. Ochs
Sebsiana
Bruce Roberts
Carriza Springs
Herman H. Ochs
Mes
R- It
Russell
J. J. Smith
Loila Lenser
Saunders. Jennings
W. H. Adams
James van Riper
Mr. Hoberts
Thy
Haag
THE
Open Forum
Menor Tor
Bayers
Najol
Lavoris
Cardus
Ploleter
Upagun
Upaolin
Dep Eseeretier
Iegayeeeggsaeec
Ube
Williams
Ake Williams
Takums
Talatal
Melba Lovya
Golden Peacock
Hgrauts
Rex
Lyons
Lyon
Holynos
Deauville
Aoe
Theam
Stearns Milk of
Stearns
Stearns Beef
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
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