Extras Awarded to Jones Construction for Court House Addition
The county commissioners accepted a arbitration award granting H N Jones Construction Company 400 for extras on the court house addition. The dispute centered on tying the new structure to the old building and added work questioned by architects. The arbitration panel represented the county and Mr Jones, with urban Pan coast and Henry T Phelps delivering the decision.
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County
Made Jones Construction Company
Aaron Pancoast
Henry T. Phelps
Jones
Foley’s Honey and Tar and Foley Kidney Pills Pitch
A vintage mail test offers a trial package from Foley & Co of Chicago, promising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial troubles, Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and rheumatic issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestive ills. Druggist A. M. Fischer endorses the promotion via a cut-out mail slip.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Mysterious Set to Meet at Delka Bushick Home
The Mysterious Set will gather Friday night at Miss Delka Bushick 307 Water Street for an informal meeting in her residence.
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Delka Bushick
Water Street
Marriage of Cochran and Tappan at Prospect Hill Baptist Church
The wedding of John T. Cochran and Miss Minnie Tappan was solemnized Wednesday evening at Prospect Hill Baptist Church with Rev. T. V. Neal officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine and Georgette crepe with lace, carried white roses, and was led by maid of honor Loraine White. Bridesmaids wore pink and blue taffeta. the ceremony featured readings by Louise Polk and Marguerite Jones. Best man was Robert Tarburton. groomsmen James Williamham and Frank Love. The couple will live on South Pinto Street.
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John T. Cochran
Minnie Tappan
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
T. V. Neal
San Marcos
Regina Corona
Louise Polk
Marguerite Jones
L. C. Pinn
Beauty
Robert Tarburton
James Williamham
Frank Love
D. Holland
Fred Lavelle
Mrs. Cochran
South Pinto Street
Social Calendar Events Highlight Weekly Club Activities
Thursday Night Automobile Club hosts weekly dinner dansant. Friday at 3 30 p m the Dean Richardson Auxiliary of St Mark s Episcopal Church meets followed by tea. Commissions meet with Miss Dorothy Silsbee at 3 30 p m. Smith School Mothers Club gathers at 3 45 p m. Milam School Mothers Beacon Hill Parent Teachers Club convene at 3 30 p m.
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Automobile Club
Dean Richardson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Smith School Mothers’ Club
Milam School Mothers’ Club
Beacon Hill
Parent-Teachers’ Club
Social event notes and invitations in San Antonio
A society pages item lists guests including General Funston and numerous officers and their spouses, with plans for a Girls' Hundred Club tea in the Carolina tea room and a 4 to 6 pm tea at the Cactus gift shop. It mentions a card party in Turner hall on October 28 to benefit the San Antonio Art League and other forthcoming entertainments.
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Violet
Lillian Cannon
Five Hundred Club
Carolina Tea Room
Edwina C. Snider
Cactus Gift Shop
Taylor Street
San Antonio Art League
Turner Hall
Drinking Water With Meals Says Health Bulletin
The article urges drinking ample water with every meal, warns against ice water, and notes studies by Cannon, Grutzner, Pavlov, Fowler, and Hawk supporting water’s role in digestion. It recommends Anuric tablets before meals for kidney or rheumatic discomfort and promotes year-round hydration for longevity.
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Cannon
Grutzner
Pavlov
Fowler
Hawk
Beacon Hill and Millam School Club Meetings
Reserve tables should contact Mrs. H P Drought general chairman Travis 461 Mrs A H Worden treasurer Travis 11 or Mrs. Leo Cotton Crockett 641 at the Beacon Hill Parent-Teachers Club Friday afternoon Mrs Frank Fogelson will speak and Came McMoon Frances Worley and the fifth grade pupils will present a musical program Mesdames J C Thames G B Stowe and L Schendal will host the Millam School Mothers Club Friday afternoon.
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H. P. Drought
Travis
A. H. Worden
Travis 11
Leo Cotton
Crockett
Beacon Hill
Parent-Teachers’ Club
Frank .Fogelson
McMoon
Frances Worley
Mesdames
J. C. Thames
G. B. Stowe
L. Schendal
Milam School Mothers’ Club
Many Sick Arriving In San Antonio Winter Season
County Health Officer Dr. D. Berrey reports a growing influx of sick and indigent northern residents to San Antonio as cooler months begin. He notes a rising demand to admit patients to the tubercular colony at the county farm, saying capacity is strained and space has been found by moving women patients to the sun parlor.
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San Antonio
D. Berrey
Berrey
Bexar County
Ten Speeders Arrested In City Speed Campaign
Ten arrests for speeding were made by Motorcycle Officers Banks and Cusack on Wednesday night. Fines from five to ten dollars were imposed in police court Thursday morning. The drive targets close in residential districts with officers assigned to specific streets for two or three nights before shifting to new areas. The Grayson and Hackberry streets area was cited as the patrol zone.
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Banks
Cusack
Captain Banks
Grayson and
Hackberry Streets
Army Toys Stolen From Display
A portion of an army toy display was stolen Monday night. Charles Truet reports 1000 infantrymen and 40 cavalrymen missing, worth 25 dollars. The theft was found Wednesday with detectives assigned to the case.
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Charles Truet
Dolorosa Street
Universal Electric Grills Sam Speir Hardware Co
An advertisement announces Universal Electric grills available at Sam Speir Hardware Co. highlighting features and pricing to attract local shoppers. Includes store contact and location cues typical of mid century urban retail notices.
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Universal Electric Grills
Sam Speir Hardware Co
Princess Weds Humble Soldier in Austrian Union
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports Princess Marie Therese of Hohenrohe wed Otto Kohleisen of Innsbruck, an apothecary and descendant of a modest Austrian family. The princess nursed him in hospital after illness tied to battlefield service. Senator Morris Sheppard will speak on fraternalism at Woodmen Hall Friday at 8 p.m. Woodmen and friends are invited to attend.
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London
The
Frankfurter Zeitung
Marie Therese of
Hohenrohe
Otto Kohleisen
Nsbruck
Kohleisen
Morris Sheppard
Woodmen Hall
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