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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

26

Horses Have No Brains Says Famous Trainer

George Conners chief trainer for Hagenbeck and Wallace argues horses act from instinct and hunger, not thinking. He asserts trainers shape behavior through repeated cues, while horses respond like fed animals, noting ponies refused to perform on altered pedestals despite sugar rewards.

George Conners Hagenbeck and Wallace

Postal banks good for the country

Dr. C R Clark United States post office inspector says postal savings banks will relieve financial strain during panics and allow deposits to be withdrawn anytime. In Texas new banks are opened in New Braunfels Del Rio Uvalde Seguin with more towns to follow. Government earns 0.25 percent from depositories while depositors receive 2.5 percent. Dog shows will winter at the San Antonio fair grounds with Gentry Brothers remaining through April 1 1912.

C. R. Clark United States Post Office Dr. Clark Postal Savings Savings Bank San Antonio Clark New Braunfels del Rio Uvalde Seguin Fair Grounds Gentry Brothers The Fair Association

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Hagenbeck High School Wallace Shows Priday New York Alamo Plaza Texas Gentry W. B. Tuttle Albert Steves Frederick Terrell Varies P. Brown Simon Frank George C. Wichlitz F. A. Chapa Sam L. Harris J. M. Vance Royal Orchestra Saratoga Restaurant Light Apperson Tue Lieur Chickering Emerson Kranich & Bach Columbia Grafanolas Post Office San Antonio Light
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