Local Oakland Manager Connected With Other Official
B. G. Campbell, manager of the Oakland branch, who, in company with L. F. Stauffer, has only
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Campbell
Oakland
L. F. Stauffer
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
6
Oakland distributors reveal new models after Detroit convention
At Pontiac Michigan on September 25 and 26 Oakland showcased new vehicles for next year the Big Six and Little Six six cylinder chassis with multiple body styles a four cylinder sedan and a three passenger cabriolet drawing attention from professionals in the north and east. Fraser Auto Supply denies innovations beyond White motor design highlighting Rauland White’s four speed overgear as standard. Fraser notes four years of adoption across makers and cites White’s motor as still unchanged in essential details. A W Jones of Ford in San Antonio plans Ford contracts for the new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Pontiac
Mich
Campbell
San Antonio
Alex Fraser
Fraser Auto Supply Company
White
Marion
Rauland White
White Company
France
Fraser
Ford Dealers Prepare for North Texas Tour
Mr Jones plans a regional run from San Antonio to New Braunfels and other towns to the north to close with Ford dealers. The Woodward Carriage Co reports delivering an Overland 79 touring car to Mayor Clinton G Brown. A Maxwell 35 touring car shipment arrives for E H Labadie Automobile Co, local Maxwell distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Ford
Woodward Carriage Company
Clinton G. Brown
Hupmobile Agent Orders Six Cars in Georgetown
J. M. May, a Hupmobile agent in Georgetown, was in the city yesterday and ordered a carload of six Hupmobiles from Woodward Carriage Company, the local distributor. The order requests immediate delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. May
Georgetown
Mr. May
Woodward Carriage Company
Cadillac Cars Arrive At Local Staacke Brothers Garage
H. E. Johnson of Moore visited the city yesterday and inspected a shipment of Cadillac touring cars received by Staacke Brothers Company. The cars were unloaded this morning at the local garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Johnson
Cadillac
Moore
City
Staacke Brothers Company
Woodward Carriage Receives New Truck Fleet
A carload of Wichita trucks arrived at Woodward Carriage Company in recent days. One one ton machine will go to the Union Meat Company as soon as it is unloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Woodward Carriage Company
Union Meat Company
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Travis Park Methodist Church
Palma Cafe
Travis Park Church
L. A. Sayre
Tach Earmant Ie
Hudson dealers arrange long distance Hudson car shipments
W. H. Davis of Gonzales and C. Chaddick of Corpus Christi, both Hudson dealers, have placed long distance orders with the local Hudson Company for immediate shipments of Hudson cars. One will be shipped to Davis as soon as possible, while a carload that has just arrived in San Antonio will be rebilled to Chaddick without breaking the seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Gonzales
C. Chaddick
Corpus’ Christi
Hudson
Hudson Company
Mr. Davis
San Antonio
October Strain on Kidneys and Skin Highlighted
The article explains October weather reduces perspiration and increases urinary toxin load on kidneys. It notes skin and kidneys share eliminative roles and that reduced sweating concentrates poisons in urine, irritating the kidneys and urinary tract. It recommends Peruna as a gentle diuretic and Pemina Tablets for those who avoid liquids.
Community Notes Highlight Social Events In Craig Place
Beulah Patterson reports a birthday party for Dan forth with Mr. and Mrs. White hosting at Craig Place. Guests include numerous local residents, with games like a potato race and threading the needle, plus iced desserts and fruit. Other items mention social gatherings at West Point, parish activities, school clubs, and upcoming concerts and receptions across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore White
Craig Place
Danforth
Henry M. Aubrey
Joseph W. Fuller
Edward Everett
Mabel Massey Bates
Dan Allensworth
Sarah King
Mamie Bell
Gulnare Pederson
Ridout
Regina Corona
Delft
Mr. Ridout
Mr. White
Marion Johnston
Prudence Ridout
Elwood Webster
Nina Hays
Gladys Hays
Hazel Stewart
Josephine Yost
Nell Yost
Rowena Walker
Estelle Napier
Ruby Wood
Ora Witte
Alice Olivarri
Sara Lee Martin
Lucile Everett
Emmy Wheatley
Annie Rose Scott
Mildred Duggan
Blanche Kimball
Annie Henderson
Dorothy Dunn
Ruth West
Henrietta Voorhies
Mary Louise Lester
Vida Black
Velma Nichols
Lila Myers
Elizabeth Bynum
Laura Frances Bates
Alice Magruder
Mary Rowley
Emmie Lou White
Sarah Clements
Helen Irvin
Edwina Irvin
James Bell
Orion Foster
Patrick Calhoun
Creighton Lee Calhoun
David Smith
Robert Olivarri
Paul Ivancich
Jack Allensworth
Albert Maracheau
Arthur Leman
George Pancoast
Richard Hoban
Billie Beard
H. B. Holmes
James Hoban
Frank Waters
Newell Waters
Harris Davenport
Giraud Galpin
George Elmer Marshall
George Johnson
Forest Wood
Edwin Rowley
Jack Stille
Herbert Kokernot
Wilson Southwell
Tom Allen
Tirado
Arthur Wheatley
Dalton Magruder
William Parkinson
Robert Parkinson
Jack Withers
Asbury Withers
Gerry van Riper
de Witte Evans
John Crow
Joiner Cartwright
Eric Brun
Edwin Mouton
Carleton Hagelstein
Archie Helland
Pimples Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A testimonial from Ino O Darlington dated January 25 1913 describes severe facial and back pimples starting with blackheads burning itching and disfigurement. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the writer reports being entirely cured and endorses the products with pricing and free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevard St
Tampa
Fis
Ino. O. Darlington
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Army personnel changes and travels reported in San Antonio
Col Henry L Ripley and Mrs Ripley return to San Antonio after a Springfield summer. Lt C F Herr on two week stopover en route to Texas City from Canada with Mrs Herr and child. Maj Charles R Reynolds reports for duty at Fort Sam Houston to relieve Maj Usher. Cmd changes and reassignment notices include officers to Fort Riley and Philippines and reliefs on the unassigned list. Capt Henry R Richmond passes through en route to Columbus New Mexico from leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Ripley
Ripley
Springfield
Mass
San Antonio
Colonel Ripley
Department of Texas
C. F. Herr
Quartermaster Department
Fort Sam Houston
Texas City
Canada
Charles R. Reynolds
Medical Corps
F. M. C. Usher
Guy Carlton
Third Cavalry
F. M. Caldwell
Fourteenth Cavalry
Clarence M. Jones
Third Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Henry R. Richmond
Thirteenth Cavalry
Columbus
New Mexico
Birthday Tea and Bunco Honor Bertha Mahavier
Miss Bertha Mahavier entertained yesterday afternoon for her birthday. The rooms featured cut flowers and ferns with American Beauty roses in the dining room. Refreshments and bonbons were served. Prizes in bunco went to Miss Clara Quinn, Miss Theresa Neugebauer, and Miss Bertha Weiss. Attendees included numerous ladies and couples, all named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mahavier
Clara Quinn
Theresa Neugebauer
Bertha Weiss
Lena
Inez Stein
Alwine Zoller
Ida Riebe
Emily Ackermann
Katie Herring
Ada Butler
Ida Urbaneck
Leah
Had
The Smart Set Promises Lively Show at Grand
Salem Tutt Whitney leads the Smart Set Company in the musical comedy The Wrong Mr. President at the Grand. The cast of forty features Homer Tutt and Blanche Thompson with a blend of songs, humor, and novelty for Wednesday and Thursday performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Tutt Whitney
Whitney
Homer Tutt
Blanche Thompson
Merry Countess at Grand Theater This Weekend
The Merry Countess from a six month run at the Casino Theater New York plays Friday Saturday and Sunday with a matinee Saturday at the Grand. The show features Gladys Unger as book writer Arthur Anderson lyrics and a strong cast including Maybell Baker Arthur Clough Dale Winter Carl Hayden May Field Paolo Ripple Charles Udell Harry Carter and Jack Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino Theater
New York
Johann Strauss
Gladys Unger
California
London
Arthur Anderson
Maybell Baker
Arthur Clough
Dale Winter
Carl Hayden
May Field
Paolo Ripple
Charles Udell
Harry Carter
Jack Henderson
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Mary's Sta
Entists
Icks Eldo
Oh Antonio
Kodaks
Eastman
Arge
Elox
Eastman Kodaks
Kodak Place
Potchernick-Birdsong Co
E. Houston St
Arnold
NOA Spears CO
Losoya Street
A. W. Jones
South Texas
Ford Motor Car Company
Ford Cars
E. H. Labadie Automobile Company
Im Society
Beulah
Patterson
Gordon Rives Catts
Kathleen Scott
West Point
Lieutenant Catts
Army and Navy Journal
Roderick Dew
Spain
Parish Aid of Christ Church
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Travis Club
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Paschal
Lamar School Mothers’ Club
F. W. McAllister
Mesdames
C. W. Ling
R. L. Bass
FE. R. Krause
Burnet School Mothers’ and Teachers’ Club
Musical Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Hebrew Ladies’ Relief Society
Agudas Achim
Peacock Hop
Gunter Hotel
Government Hill
Harry Harpham
New Braunfels Avenue
Alling
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Grace English Lutheran Church
I. Persch
Fifth Street
Avenue C
Luther League
Mrs. M. D. Monserrate
Chicago Beach
Erhardt Rosini Guenther
Dorothea Guenther
Amanda Guenther
Sophia von Wyschetzki
Lieut. C. R. Wilson
Coast Artillery
Arthur Thayer
James D. Tilford
Philippines
Matt C. Bristol
Bliss
John M. Reed
James Parker
Felix Gouraud
Washer Bros. CO
Paris
Riverside
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Chattanooga
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