The Haunted Castle and a Duke's Conscience
The tale centers on Count Robert and the Duke of Kerbertoff in a cursed castle. The duke recalls his sin of murdering a noblewoman to block an union, and his son’s death while plotting her escape. A nightmarish vision reveals the toll of pride and a quest for forgiveness ending with death and a heavenly judgment.
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Anton, Shenlow
Ploerneuf
Count Robert
Duke of
Robert
Christ
Bond Issue Planned to Widen Commerce Street in Spindle
City of Spindle proposes an $800,000 bond election to widen Commerce Street from Main to Alamo to fifty seven feet. An improvement district would be created on assessed property values. A council meeting next Monday may consider the ordinance as business leaders push to revive the plan after initial objections. A $300,000 estimate sponsors seventeen foot widening on the south side and rebuilding of fronts, with frontage removals needed to achieve the new width.
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Commerce Street
Main Plate
Alamo Street
City of Spindle
Busiess
Walter Kreiner
George Stumberg
A. Staacke
Callaghan
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
Union records show multiple marriage licenses issued to pairs including B Edmundson and Ora Cherry. Louis Giorgia and Minnie Schuh. Albert Carolus and Elizabeth Momer. W J Gembler Jr and Edna Podewils.
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Maens B. Edmundson
Ora
Anne R. Cherry
Gertrude Eic
Louis Giorgia
Minnie Schuh
Albert W. Carolus
Elizabeth Momer
W. J. Gembler Jr
Edna Podewils
Southwest Texas Baptists to Convene Midwinter Session
The Southwest Texas Baptist Workers association plans a midwinter conference in San Antonio during the week of January 15. More than 500 visitors are expected, with an educational Bible course and lectures by churchmen and ministers from other states as key features. The executive meeting in the First Baptist church completed routine business and adjourned at noon.
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Southwest Texas Baptist Workers Association
San Antonio
First Baptist Church
R. F. Stokes
E. C. Routh
Lockhart
8. Porter
T. V. Neal
I. A. Cohran
Corpus Christi
B. A. Copass
San Marcos
Eleventh Cavalry Tests In Horsemen Ship Demonstration
The first squadron of the Eleventh cavalry staged a field meet and riding test on the lower parade ground this morning drawing a large crowd. Four troops competed in horsemanship drills and service events, with Troop D under Capt. M. Rowell performing a saber charge after hurdling in column of fours. Troop B led by Capt. Ed Leary impressed with jumps in column of twos and notable saber work. Troop A under Capt. L. Rockwill excelled in jumps and hurdles, while Troop C's saber drill under Capt. R. Thomas was well executed. The Eleventh Cavalry Band, directed by Leader Haffenfelt, provided music during the event.
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Eleventh Cavalry
Eleventh Cavalry Band
Haffenfelt
M. Rowell
Ed Leary
L. Rockwill
R. Thomas
Helps for Mothers from the Woman's Journal
This item promotes home cures for coughs colds and catarrh noting oatmeal cooking times and hot applications for sprains. It touts Mother’s Sake as a reliable remedy with a jar suggested for every home and urges prompt care for children’s coughs to prevent serious consequences.
Obituary notices for Zada Lacey and Mary Teneyuca
Lacey 46, died Wednesday at home 737 Kentucky Ave. Survived by mother, sister Victoria Lacey Thompson, and brothers Cat, Doc, Elmer, Burt. Funeral at 1:30 pm, Lock Hill cemetery. Teneyuca 23, died Wednesday at 1201 West Houston St after months illness. Survived by brother Frank. Funeral at 4 pm, San Fernando cemetery.
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Lacey
Zada Lacey
Kentucky Avenue
Bexar County
Victoria Lacey Thompson
Cat Lacey
Doc Lacey
Mexico
Elmer Lacey
Laredo
Burt Lacey
Waco
Lock Hill
Death of Santoy at Tampico Street Residence
Crazy Santoy aged 47 died Tuesday night at 7 at his Tampico street home. He leaves a wife and several brothers in the city. A native of Mexico he had lived here twelve years and belonged to Amigo del Pueblo society. Funeral services were held at the residence at 10.
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Santoy
Crazy Santoy
Tampico Street
Mexico
Amigo del Pueblo Society
Crawford Jr. Dies. Services Scheduled in City and St Marys Cemeteries
John Crawford Jr., son of the late Captain John Crawford, died at his sister Mrs. W E Jackson’s Arsenal street home after a two week illness. He leaves a widow, three children and seven grandchildren along with five sisters and brother Charles K Crawford co commissioner. Funeral at Mrs Jackson’s residence with interment at St Marys cemetery. bearers listed. Also notices for Mrs Hilda McDade and Amigo del Pueblo society funeral rites in City cemetery No 3.
Artesian Belt to Change Connections for Rail Service
Effective Tuesday October 34 1911 the Artesian Belt railroad will discontinue connecting with G A & B A Railway train No 9 at Macdona and will instead connect at Kirk with I G N train No 5 which leaves San Antonio at 7 o clock a m
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Artesian Belt Railroad
Macdona
Kirk
San Antonio
Oysters on half shell offered at Saratoga Restaurant
Oyster lovers are invited to enjoy fresh oysters on the half shell at the Saratoga Restaurant, highlighting a simple seafood option. The note emphasizes a casual dining scene and suggests the restaurant as the venue for this dish.
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Saratoga Restaurant
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Ailroad Salvage CO
W. Houston ST
the Light’s Daily
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
United States Post Office
Court House
Texas
Houston Street
West Commerce
City Council
Goodyear West
Beacon Shoe Store
Alamo Plaza
Beacon Shoe Company, Makers
Manchester, N. 4
Baptists
Southwest Texas Workers’ Association
City Cemetery No
M’dade
Hilda McDade
San Antonio Undertaking Company
Harlandale
J Benson
Crockett St. Side
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