City Council Approves Paving Lines on Alamo and Commerce
City council lets contracts for East Commerce Street from Alamo to the Southern Pacific tracks to Roach Manigan Paving of Fort Worth at 2.25 per square yard with 34 000 appropriation. South Alamo from Garden to Sap depot to Alamo Paving for four inch Uvalde rock asphalt.
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Commerce Street
Alamo
Southern Pacific
Roach-Manigan Paving Company
Fort Worth
Alamo Paving Company
South Alamo Street
Garden Street
Sap
Commerce
T. P. Nelson
South
Bryer
Uhr
Aransas
Garden
Nathan Streets
Lipscomb
Ambassador Wilson on vacation in San Antonio stay
Henry Lane Wilson the U S ambassador to Mexico arrived in San Antonio at 3 PM en route to Indiana for leave. He was accompanied by Mrs Wilson and brother John L Wilson who plans to meet his wife in Kansas City and travel to Indianapolis. The party toured the Alamo and local shops as they await further travel.
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Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Mexico
San Antonio
Indiana
Ambassador Wilson
Mexico City
John L.wilson
Kansas City
John L. Wilson
Indianapolis
City
Wilson
Alamo
Legation
Schuyler
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Northwest
Seattle
East
Panama
Shriners Meet at San Antonio Luncheon
Nearly one hundred San Antonio Shriners attended the Ben Hur patrol luncheon at the St Anthony hotel. C A Soule presided as toastmaster with W A McDuffee and J C Rice speaking. Proceeds support the lyceum course and new patrol uniforms as they travel to Dallas for the imperial council meeting.
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San Antonio
Cattleman Burnett and Constable Pickett Post Bond in Murder Case
Fort Worth cattle man S B Burnett and Cottle County constable R T Pickett have posted bond for murder indictment related to the death of Farley Sears at Paducah last May. Burnett bonds at 40600 dollars and Pickett at 10000 dollars. Pickett was present at the time of the shooting.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
S. B. Burnett
Fort Worth
R. T. Pickett
Farley Sears
Cottle County
Paducah
Burnett
Pickett
Fire destroys Faupel barber shop and gutted postoffice in Beeville
Fire at the Faupel barber shop rear area destroyed the building and gutted the postoffice. Beasley and Beasley law offices suffered damage. The $3000 library was saved. All structures were brick and the volunteer fire department contained the blaze. Switzerland had 606 banks in 1910. nineteen were state banks.
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Beeville
Tex
Faupel
Beasley & Beasley
Switzerland
Wisconsin Woman's Fortune Promotes Pinkham's Remedy
Coloma Wisconsin testimony praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three years of female ailments including irregularities backache and bearing down pains. The ad claims many women benefited and invites letters to the Pinkham company for confidential guidance from a woman.
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Coloma
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Wentland
R.F.D
United States
Would-Be Indians Adopted Into Blackfoot Tribe
Robert Heine and his bride Helen Corbin were ceremonially adopted as Blackfoot members in Glacier National Park by Chief Three Bears and given the names Black Eagle and Little Woman. The Indian bureau questions the legality, saying the adoption will not be confirmed, resulting in loss of their share of Blackfoot lands and funds. Heine, a researcher on Native Americans, has strong sympathy for the western tribes.
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Aldermanic Board
Jones
Brackenridge Park
Richter
Fincham
Police and Fire Committee
City Electrician
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Uhr
Lopez
Salinas
Calaveras
Finance Committee
Public Utilities Committee
Lipscomb
Boynton
Park
Lambert
Kenney
Mauermann
Lucas
Wickeland
I. & G. N. Railway Company
Sam
Robert Heine
Helen Corbin
Glacier National Park
Montana
Three Bears
Black Eagle
Indian Bureau
Heine
Mr. Heine
West
Cleanup workers organize in Fourteenth precinct
The Fourteenth precinct Ward 8 cleanup workers formalize their group at Mrs. Percy D. Starr's home 1901 Zavala street with officers Mrs. A H Cadwallader president Mrs J E Wells vice president and Mrs Jack Duke secretary. The group aims to maintain sanitary standards plant evergreens improve street lights and gas mains and cooperate with city improvement efforts.
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Fourteenth Precinct
Ward 8
Percy D. Starr
Zavala Street
A. H. Cadwallader
J. EB. Wells
Jack Duke
Seventh Ward
Herff School
Indiana
Mackberry Streets
County Judge Bets On Oiling Roosevelt Avenue
County Judge Phil Shook loaned two more oil sprinklers to city crews oiling Roosevelt avenue. Four sprinklers will finish the job before the Harvest Jubilee, with Shook offering all available county oiling men to ensure completion for visitors.
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County
Roosevelt Avenue
Phil Shook
North Loop
Judge Shook
Riverside Restaurant Receives Fresh Seafood Shipment
The Riverside Restaurant announces a large seafood delivery including frogs legs shrimp crabs lobster Spanish mackerel pom pano and Berwick Bay oysters. The shipment broadens the menu as chefs prepare new dishes for patrons.
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Riverside Restaurant
Berwick Bay
Dr Saunders Surgeon At Maverick Bank Building Office
Dr Saunders, physician and surgeon, operates from an office in the Maverick Bank building with outdated telephone lines and limited calling access.
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Dr. Saunders
Maverick Bank
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a remedy for sour, gassy and upset stomachs. It claims five minute relief by regulating weak stomachs and enabling meals without distress, noting millions of sales annually.
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Pape
Odd Fellows Adjourn to November 11 for Travel Rates
Past Grand Patriarch Peter G. Rucker and a full board adjournled the sixty-first annual session of the Tex as Independent Order of Odd Fellows to November 11 to secure railroad rates. The shift also allows a reception for Grand Sire Columbus A. Keller on opening night of the adjourned encampment.
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Texas
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Peter G. Rucker
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows
Grand Sire
Grand Sire Columbus A. Keller
Distin
Good Roads Tour Begins Detroit to New Orleans
The Lakes to the Gulf automobile tour organized by Charles Glidden began yesterday in Detroit. A score of escorting cars accompanied him on the trip to New Orleans. The tour, in the interest of good roads, invites motorists to join for any distance with escorts arranged at major cities along the route.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles Glidden
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Order In
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