Baby Restored By Cuticura After Nine Months Rash
Mrs. Margaret Gunn of Roxbury Boston recounts a infant's severe itchy rash treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After months of poor relief and two doctors in Ireland and England the skin healed without scars, with sleep restored and no further trouble. Free samples offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Boston.
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Boston
England
Ireland
Baby
Margaret Gunn
Burrell Sr
Roxbury
Mass
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Dog Poisoning Report Alarm in San Antonio
Superintendent James McManus of the city garbage and street cleaning department reports dog poisoners are operating in San Antonio. A large number of poisoned dogs are hauled to the garbage pit daily, with several carcasses found in blocks each morning. He notes many dogs have died from poison or cut glass, especially in the last ten days, and multiple deaths occur in one block. Three suits for the price of one at 102 W. Houston Street.
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James McManus
San Antonio
McManus
Burial Permits Listing Local Died Dates and Addresses
A list of burial permits shows individuals with ages and death dates. Names include Guadalupe Castillo 2, aria Villaréaly 2, Manuela Morales 15, George E. Williamson 56, Calvin Cockrell 26, Willie F. Erben 24, Arthur Barker 22 days, Julie Moses 24. Addresses hospitals and streets are given.
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Guadalupe Castillo
Ocbeer
Casanova Street
Aria Villaréaly
South
Laredo
Manuela Morales
San Fernando
George E. Williamson
San Juan Road
Calvin Cockrell
Bexar County
Willie F. Erben
Delaware Street
Arthur Barker
Bowie Street
Julie Moses
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio Carnival Seeks New Name for 1912 Event
The 1912 spring festival in San Antonio, commemorating Texas independence, plans name change with a $25 prize for the best new title. A venue-wide committee system launches soon with events including an automobile parade April 16, costume parade, and multiple subcommittees to organize Texas Under Six Flags and other attractions.
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San Antonio
Texas
Carnival Association
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Roy W. Hearne
H. L. Miller
R. T. Pruitt
L. B. Clegg
Otho Budd
J. W. Collins
H. B. Craft
G. Y. Yonker
Paul Bikel
J. B. Carrington
Carrington
Six Flags
J. H. Fentiman
Albert W. Huth
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Backache Relief
Enduring testimonial from Fred Bader of San Antonio credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from backache headaches and dizzy spells after two and a half years. The ad touts nationwide distribution via Foster Milburn Co. with a 60 cent price and urges readers to remember the name Doan's.
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Groen
San Antonio
Fred Bader
Dawson
Texas
Doan
Bexar Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
City committee rosters list chairs and members
The document lists members and chairmen of several city committees. Finance committee chair H L Miller with Graebner and Clegg. executive committee chaired by Atleen B Ayres including Graebner Frank Carrington Miller Clegg Savage Fentiman. advertising chaired by Emil Frank with Hummet Rigsby Chapa. illumination and decoration chaired by O O Woodman with Brown Huth. music committee chaired by Graebner with Heye Spencer and Fentiman.
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John I. Fentiman
Emil Frank
Fred Hummert
W. C. Rigsby
F. A. Chapa
O. O. Woodman
T. L. Brown
A. V. Huth
Charles Graebner
Gust. Heye
Lloyd Spencer
John F. Fentiman
General Reyes questions guarantees from Madero era
General Bernardo Reyes said he would await Madero's presidency before judging any guarantees offered by Luis L. de la Barra, recalling past promises from Madero and recounting a Tehuacan episode when he faced hostility. De la Barra, now Mexico's London financial agent, departs for Chicago and Washington to brief Taft, traveling with Rodolfo Franco to Europe.
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Bernardo Reyes
Luis L. de la Barra
Mexico
Francisco J. Madero
Madero
Madéro
Tehuacan
Avehida Juarez
Reyes
de la Barra
Mr. de la Barra
London
Chicago
Washington
Taft
International & Great Northern
Rodolfo Franco
Europe
Notable Visitors Stay At San Antonio Hotels
A stream of guests from across Texas and beyond checks into local hotels including J. W. Harris of Galveston with his wife at the Menger, Dr. H. B. Tanner of Kaukauna Wisconsin at the Menger, and Patrick Lee and family from New Britain Connecticut at the Menger. Others lodge at the Losoya, Maverick, St. Anthony, and S. A. Muenster with travelers from Wichita Falls Kansas, Gardendale Alabama, Luling Texas, Pearsall Texas, Cottulla Texas, Maxwelton Texas, Uvalde Texas, Portland Maine, Laredo Texas, Corsicana Texas, and Dallas visiting for the winter or business.
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J. W. Harris
Galveston
Menger
H. B. Tanner
Kaukauna
Wis
Patrick Lee
Margaret
James Lee
New Britain
Cnn
Tenger
L. Lock
Luling
Losoya
C. B. Grant
Wichita Falls
Kan
David Burbeck
Gardendale
S. A. Muenster
Iss Clotilde Nagel
Mexico City
William Nagel
Crockett Hotel
John T. Bivens
Pearsall
Ope Bexa
Maverick
San Antonio
P. J. Goldman
M. W. Morgan
Portland
Maine
W. C. Moore
Range
J. M. Dollman
Laredo
St. Anthony
W. D. Kennedy
Dallas
G. ¢. Gifford
Beton
T. E. Mower
Corsicana
Birth Records List Multiple Local Newborns
To Mr. and Mrs. Printz a girl born October 9 at 1704 West Commerce Street. To Mr. and Mrs. Reamer a boy born October 10 at 2110 Durango Street. To Mr. and Mrs. Argapole a girl born October 23 at 421 Sherman Street. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a girl born October 22 at North Rees Boulevard.
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C. A. Printz
West Commerce Street
Chas. E. Reamer
Durango Street
Jacinto Argapole
Sherman Street
L. A. Thomas
North Rees
Lea
G.octotee
Boulevard
Mayor Receives Young Leaguers at City Hall
Mayor Callaghan met with the Young Men's Business League at the San Antonio city hall in a brief informal session. League directorate, including Albert Steves Jr and Leon Goodman, outlined aims and ambitions of the new organization and received encouragement for its commendable undertakings.
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Callaghan
Young Men's Business League
San Antonio
League
Albert Steves Jr
Pends
Leon Goodman
O. H. Muir
O. Meusebach
E. P. Beheles
Postal Bank at Fort Sam Houston to Open Monday
The federal savings bank at the Fort Sam Houston post office will be formally opened Monday morning. The bank operates separately from the San Antonio post office and is run by Miss Lola Weand with two female assistants. It is located just inside the infantry post entrance with banking hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Federal Savings Bank
Fort Sam Houston
Post Office
San Antonio
Lola Weand
Infantry Post
Transportation 3 Awaited by Troops
The transfer of troop transportation duties from the depot quartermaster to the post quartermaster is announced. Major Arthur W. Yates remains in charge of camp property disposition and camp clearance, with Washington orders due soon. General Joseph W. Dunne reported telegraphic orders for troop removal, while Colonel Alfred Reynolds with Captain J. R. R. inspected Fort Sam Houston duties and equipment.
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Depot Quartermaster’s Department
Arthur W. Yates
Robert H. Rolfe
Depot Quartermaster Départment
Washington
Warrea
Antonio
Joseph W. Dune
Alfred Reynolds
Fort Sam Houston
Twenty-second Infantry
Captain Hannay
Want Ads Run Ten Days Beginning Tomorrow
Classified notice announces half page agents running ten days starting tomorrow with ads accepted by phone or messenger key. Phone numbers 176 listed for contact.
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Teel
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