Month-end Sale of High-class Pianos
After Fall and Winter shipment a selection of summer stock pianos remain offered at rock bottom prices. Visit the store to see the bargain prices and consider a piano purchase before the sale ends.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
3
After Fall and Winter shipment a selection of summer stock pianos remain offered at rock bottom prices. Visit the store to see the bargain prices and consider a piano purchase before the sale ends.
Hos Goggan and Bros advertise an exhibit at the fair grounds and invite visitors to ask about redeeming values and low payment runs. Located at Houston and Navarro Streets, the display promotes their offerings to residents and customers.
Sworn treasurer Rosla C. Wells of St. Louis filed a summary showing Democratic presidential campaign contributions totaling 678 364 with expenditures at 562 618 21. Major donors included Governor Wilson 600 and Herman Ridder 28 825, with others from New York Chicago and St. Louis.
The Republican presidential fund report filed with the House clerk lists major donors led by Charles P. Taft with two 25 000 contributions to New York and 6000 to Chicago. Francis L. Leland and Andrew Carnegie are among large contributors, with J P Morgan George F Baker and others also listed. The vaudeville season opens at the Star next Sunday with meritorious acts at popular prices in Sunday’s ad.
The Sunday Light in Southwest Texas stresses top quality in news service features illustrations and overall presentation as highlighted on this page.
Rabbi Samuel Marks urged urgent action against tuberculosis noting US deaths around 200000 annually and global tolls while calling for a broad crusade of education sanitation and city improvements. He spoke at Temple Beit El as Governor Colquitt’s proclamation observed Tuberculosis Sunday. The Riverside Restaurant advertised 25 cent meals and paving debates continued for Commerce Street. Community leaders W T Goode James Anderson P L Ripley and A Heck organized committees for a mass meeting.
A unified group of Sixth and Seventh ward property owners met at Kertz's store to push for paving East Commerce Street from Walnut to New Braunfels Avenue. They plan a mass meeting to launch a campaign for permanent improvements, urging the city council to act promptly.
At a conference Sheriff W Tobin and Assistant Chief Charles Stevens agreed on closer cooperation to suppress lawbreakers who flock to the city in winter. They target a gang of Negro women thieves plundering homes, with two arrests already made and more likely as cross‑department efforts ramp up.
The State Conference on Religious Education in Austin wraps up its session tonight after a day of papers on Texas religious education. Frank Seay of Southwestern University presented Biblical Instruction in Church Schools, discussed by leaders T. G. Harris F. B. Kershner Mercd Johnston and W. D. Bradfield. Henry F. Cope of Chicago spoke on progress of the work.
Walter J. Tigan of Illinois, a third year midshipman at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, was dismissed from the academy by Secretary Meyer after a court martial for hazing a plebe by standing him on his head.
Reddin Andrews and Tom Hickey, nominees for governor and lieutenant governor on the socialist ticket, spoke to a sizable audience in Houston last night.
A spirited Progressive rally at Turner Hall featured the 47 Bull Moose chairmanship candidate delivering fervent Speeches and urging party unity. Supporters voiced strong backing for reformist agendas and voiced optimism for upcoming decisions.
Primitive folks lived outdoors and ate coarse food while moderns eat finer, less fruit and exercise less. The text argues waste decays poison the blood and cause headaches and biliousness, recommending Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative alternative.
Digestit is hailed as a quick relief and permanent cure for stomach disorders. Letters from thousands of users nationwide support its merit and growing demand proves its popularity. The message promises gas formation relief, less after meal distress, and lasting benefits.
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