Snowflake label riding on bread at local stores
A local notice urges customers to look for the new labeled snowflake bread as imitators flood the market. Warnings target dealers selling imitations with a call to buy only labeled loaves, while saying legal action may follow. The item accompanies other community notes including dances, various services, and a vagrancy fine in the area.
Local notices and court actions from city listings
Reader notices list multiple professionals including Drs Garring Hatcher and F Hadra with addresses at Gibbs and Gunter buildings, plus a Travis club residence and Exposition Park dances. Two traffic violators were arraigned with fines for improper number plates and leaving teams untied, while Isaac Frazier sued San Antonio Traction in forty fifth district court with verdict for the company. Anderson draws jurors as other courts begin juror selection.
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Forty-fifth District
Isaac Frazier
San Antonio Traction Company
Frazier
San Antonio Day Observed by Courthouse Jury Draw
District Judge Anderson held a morning session to draw jurors for the November term of the criminal court as San Antonio Day was observed at the Jubilee. Welsch Produce Co.
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San Antonio Baseball Association
Electric Park
W. S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Henry Lamarque
Denver
Colo
Buckley
Miller
San Pedro
San Antonio
Anderson
Criminal Court
Free Lecture From the Spirit World by Dr B F Austin
Dr B F Austin pastor of Ply mouth church Rochester NY editor of Reason magazine and noted psychic research lecturer will give a week of lectures in Monroe hall 123 North Soledad street starting Friday October 25 Two stereopticon shows will illustrate Leadbeater s aura colors and photographs of thought and emotion He will discuss how and why he became a Spiritualist No admission fee and open to all
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B. F. Austin
Plymouth Church
Rochester
N. Y
Reason
America
Monroe Hall
North Soledad Street
Canada
England
Leadbeater
Plaza theater boss weighs rail routes for The Winning Miss company
Lloyd Spencer, manager of the Plaza theater, discusses transporting The Winning Miss company from San Antonio to Galveston after the Plaza engagement. He explains the tug between Katy and Southern Pacific railroad agents, tosses a coin to decide, and notes the Southern Pacific won two out of three.
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Lloyd Spencer
Plaza Theater
Spencer
San Antonio
Galveston
Plaza
Southern Pacific
Katy
Walter Walthall
R. L. McKibben
Made at Home Meats Ad Promises Top Union Quality
In a bold ad, a local market urges customers to call two ninety two for prices on hams bacon lard and compound. The seller asserts the products are made at home yet meet the high standards of the Union Meat Company and encourages buyers to judge by price and quality.
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Fire Company No. 8
Cherry
Rast Commerce
Standard Union Meat Company
Eat at Home Versus Meals Sent from Chicago to Omaha
Consumer plea questions value of dining out versus home meals, urging shoppers to consider Union Meat Company options as alternatives to meals sent from Chicago Kansas City or Omaha. The message emphasizes cost and convenience for local households.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Union Meat Company
Aviation School Planned in Corpus Christi
A special session of the Commercial Club board approved establishing Corpus Christi as the headquarters for a Chicago aviation firm. The board accepted the proposal, signaling the city as the base for the aviation concern's operations.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Commercial Club
Chicago
Action school to receive winter quarters and bonuses
A city plans to furnish a small bonus while a company is incorporated for five dollars. The text mentions permanent winter quarters for action school and manure of various kinds of aircraft, indicating municipal support and new corporate formation.
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Manent
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George Damerel
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Nignesse
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Ellis’ Hall
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Keller
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F. Hadra
Gibbs
J. C
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Pete Granet
Team United
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Sarah Bernhardt
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