Society notes from San Antonio social calendar
Society column lists numerous residents and visitors in San Antonio with engagements and events. Names include Mrs Clegs, Miss Effie Lassner, Miss Jessie Bell, Miss Lillie Bell, Miss Emma Bell, Miss Hudochia Bell, Miss Nellie Paschal, Miss Wanda Joyanski, Miss Bessie Bell Andrews, Miss Johonie Kokemut, Miss Claire Irvin. Activities feature a Woman's club gathering, High Five Card club, and church and school groups with meetings and upcoming events. Also mentions the Crockett School Mothers club, Queen's Daughters banquet, and a linen shower for Miss Lena Reiden.
Wanted for U S Army and recruiting details
Wanted for U S Army Able bodied unmarried men between ages of 14 and 25 citizens of United States or good character and temperate habits apply to Recruiting Center Moore Building Ava Cant Houston 81 San Antonio Pex a Plano tuning repairing new pianos A Nordmann 420 Gotlad Bathphouka New day new era new Johnson press lvls teamness M Marucheau Osear Puppe s orchestra 874 new
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U. S. Army
United States
Cicer
Moore Building
Ava
Houston
San Antonio
Plan attack on Uncle Joe plan attack on Uncle Joe
The Chicago Federation of Labor moves to defeat Speaker Joseph G Cannon by deploying labor leaders to districts in Danville and Kanla Hive for a final three week push. The action committee will send labor organizers including John Nackells and John Hardin of the Chicago Typographical Union to speak for the Democratic candidate in Cannon's seat.
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Chicago
LL. Gotobeng
lLabor
Joseph G. Cana
Chicago Federation of Labor
Uncle Dov
Danville
Kanla- Hive
American Federation of Labor
In-Itha
Cannon
Federation
John ©. Nackells
John Hardin
Chicago Typographical Union
Cruelty to Animals Trial Heard in Police Court
In a police court session this morning Mrs Helig testified against P J Plough and Frank House, charged with cruelty to animals after a horse was beaten with a rock and a stick during a furniture loading incident. Witnesses George Paling and a neighbor supported the case while Parkings showed the stick was four feet long. The proceedings included other testimony about the beating and the defendants' conduct.
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Big Rock
Helig
North
Commerce Street
P. J. Plough
Frank House
Stone
George Paling
Plaugh
Finger severed in home accident near Newnan
A young man aged about eleven or twelve lost the first joint of a finger while a Jawa miner worked nearby at his home in 633 Ballimore road. The incident occurred during activity at the residence, with J. J. Wentim noted as the local clerk.
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White
Jawa
Newnan
J. J
Father’s death lawsuit filed in Fifty-seventh District Court
Minors Frau and Oita Pals sue Hugo Schmeltzer Company for $10,000 in San Antonio alleging elevator negligence caused Louis Paiz’s death on August 13, 1908. Plaintiffs claim defective elevator conditions reflect company fault and seek $30,000 damages per child. The broader docket records include divorces, debts, and other district court actions with multiple parties and claim amounts.
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Frau
Oita
Cruz B. de Paiz
Tex Best
Hugo Schmeltzer
Conpany
Unil
Tiquoy
San Antonio
Louis Paiz
Ang
Susie Buckner
I. N. Buckner
Powell Mule and Horse .Company
Ton C.+ Hil
Elmer Hawking
W. E B. Bain
Adella M. Hobbs
Margaret J. Watts
J. A. Watts
Jennie ¥. Newton
Clifton Newton
J. R. Norton
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway Company
Handkerchief Styles Offered in Various Embroidered Designs
A fragment describes a table of handkerchiefs for sale with many styles. Colored bordered kerchiefs feature rings and dots, plain hemstitched options, crossbar bodies, and embroidered centers. Hemstitched corners and centers vary with colored dots or checks, appealing to different tastes.
Carved Combs and Varied Goods Advertising
An old advertisement highlights carved shell and amber combs and other items. It lists prices and products such as The Powder 250, Bette Osborn's Hydrogen Peroxide 190, Artesia soap and powder, with references to promotional phrases and store fixtures.
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Ste Hox Jaya
Bette Osborn
Wash Ribbons Friday Values at Linck Store
A Lincoln shop advertises a large stock of white and colored taffeta ribbons in diverse styles. Friday prices drop below typical levels with many sash and belt options, including Diventoire styles and novelty efforts. Values up to 2.00 dollars.
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Awlig
Ebelt
Economy Basement Offers Manifold Opportunities For Savin Bultinge-Doeuble
Tomorrow listings describe various textile items with striped patterns and ground colors. Fratty fur details and floral effects appear in multiple shades, with cambric style flannels and Persian designs noted. Yard prices range from 24¢ to 29¢ with several fabric types mentioned.
Divorce suit filed in Forty-Fifth District Court
Annie Jones Haw sues Terry Jones for divorce and support of a minor in County Court. The case references property Lot 18 Block 647 on Sprnca Street. Also noted is a separate claim by C H DeCalburgh against the International and Great Western Railway, with diversions due to damages and a noted setback in the record.
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Mary Chancellor
Fifty Youth District Court
Julian de Silves
Auit
Nast Commerce Street
Wast Commerce Street
Bexar County
Barnist Steves
Jorhanne Steves
Seld
Pe Hilton Thay
Couyt
Dwyar
Hobron
Bettie White
Alvoree
Jones
Hildebrand
Batley
Rosa Huily
Ivy Side
Sprnca Street
Forty-Fifth District Court
Annie Jones Haw
Terry Jones
Infime
C. H. DeCalburgh
Intternational & Greatewn Railway Company
Rexall Orderlies Promise Safe Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a wise, reliable remedy backed by a reputable Rochester concern. It promises a risk free trial with reimbursement for medicines used if not satisfied, praising the odorless tasteless tablet and its gentle effect, safe for children and delicate persons. It appeals to chronic or habitual constipation and urges readers to try this honest, confident treatment.
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Rochester
West
Rexall Orderlies
Royall Ordertley
Parsons
Bexar Brug Co Offers Treats After Orphan Home Accident
Miss Tone Palmer organized a charitable day for Protestant Orphans at the Bir, after a serious accident prevented inmates from joining peers. She bought 20 pounds of candy, ice cream, and 10 dozen cakes to brighten the orphans’ day, showcasing generosity in San Antonio Texas.
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Bir
Tone Palmer
Incoherent OCR Note Sparks Brief Church Adjectives
Fragmentary OCR text hints at product claims for Hood's Sarsaphritia aiding digestion and strength, with unclear reference to Hooi's. The readable portion suggests an advertisement or testimonial style snippet from a historical newspaper, but lacks complete names, dates, or events.
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Hood
Hooi
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