Fragmented burial notices with scattered names and addresses
A garbled OCR listing multiple burial permits with numerous misspelled names and broken addresses such as 315 Bravkeuidge avenue and 604 Manor street. The text includes ages from 48 to 83 and partial mentions of individuals and places, plus stray commentary about spelling and a reference to a professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanry ‘Waller Harrison
Shioter
Bravkeuidge Avenue
Mariana Azcarrega
Vcard
Wied Dee
Santa Toss
Rosaital
Angulla Anna
Dita
Gowber Oanney
West “Teunion
Hnse Mars
Nannie Clamp
Néfober
Manor Street
Bo Paul
SHY Capital
Maria
Cemachs
Venta
Monterey” Street
Naamed
Pleasure Trip or My Lind Not a Political Mission
Former Wisconsin governor and Wilson envoy John Lind defends a Torreon trip as a private visit to see Carranza. Lind insists he is not connected to the Wilson administration and plans to act as a friend, not a representative or envoy. A group of about a dozen writers, led by Mexican Consul Beltran, departs San Antonio for Torreon to meet Carranza and observe U.S. recognition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senne Arredando
Hin
Carransit
Riad
John Lindy
Wisconsin
Wilson
Vitoriana Huerta
Mexico
St. Anthony Htates
Carranza
Lind
Torreon
Mextes
Senor Arredonds
United States
Tam
Deen
San Antonio
T. M. Beltran
Leful
Samiel Belden
Eaglé Pass
el Grande
Piedras Negras
Teast
John W. Blaugheter
London
Mark §. Watson
Chicago Tribe
Liad Sala
Sage and Sulphur Hair Coloring Remedy Advertisement
A grandmother’s hair darkening remedy uses Sage Tea and Sulphur. The advertisement claims it restores natural color, adds gloss, and covers gray by morning with simple application via brush or comb. A downtown druggist endorses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur formula for dandruff and hair shine.
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Tully
Wryesh
Return trip via San Antonio eyed by postmaster
The text notes a person expected to stay in a place called Mesto for two or three days before returning, with a plan to visit several days here. It mentions conversation with Postmaster George Armistead, who won among his callers, and his hope to spend several days during his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
George Armistead
Howald
Banquet Fetes U S Mexico Ties By Sociedad de la Union
Members of the Sociedad de la Union hosted a Thursday banquet for American friends. Toasts emphasized peace and cordial U S Mexico relations with speakers including Hd Wilkens Gen Federico Garcia Alva Capt B E Booth and W B Tuttle. The event at Pecos and Matamoros streets featured flags and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Sociedad de la Union
Mexico
United States
Cal
Chapa
Feegukon'tataff
Pecos
Matamoros
Hd Wilkens
Atty
San Aurouse
Frederico Garcia Alva
B. E. Booth
J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
W. B. Tuttle
Feel Gonzales
Texas
Joe G. Schodts
Hop Lee Robbed at 603 Austin Street by Armed Suspect
Hop Lee, a Chinese restaurant keeper, was held up at 603 Austin Street at 4:58 Friday morning. An armed man entered the shop, forced the cash register to yield about $4.60, then fled as police from Captain Coy’s mounted unit arrived. The cook in the kitchen woke to the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hop Lee
Austin Street
Golack
Hap Lee
Coy
Polce
Strangest Mine in the World Yields Vitalitas Deposit
An article proclaims the strangest mine in Teana east country yielding Vitalitas a mineral claimed to cure chronic disorders. The mound marks the site, with a shaft entering the mound and a geologic claim of an unlimited supply. Vitalitas, said to contain iron and other minerals, is advertised as a medicinal wonder available at Springer’s Drug Store and other druggists.
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Vitalitas
Springer's
J A Hicks Tenders Banquet By Lions In San Antonio
Morphees of the Loyal Order of Lions tendered a banquet to A B Hicks state organizer of the Lions at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio with about 160 members and attending ladies. Speakers included F A Hicks R H Jennett C s Correron P S McGeeney Peter F Hortgen F W Patton D cattneh and Mrs A Sachs. Hicks will organize another den in Galveston Sunday. Laneham meetings will be held Thursdays at noon at the Gunter Hotel. The den was invited to hear Allen D Atherton rotary president. Also noted is a governor appointment to a state board of wire exa minners following a resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral Order of Lions
A.B. Hicks
Lions
Gunter Hotel
Hicks
San Antonio
den of Lions
Imeubers
Percy Tyrrell
Den
Emil Frank
F. A. Hicks
R. H. Jennett
C. S Correron
P. S. McGeeney
Peter F. Hortgen
F. W. Patton
D. Cattneh
Mrs. A. Sachs
Earl Gafford
Gabe Corel
Galveston
Lanehem
Gunner
Dead Fish In Pool Menace Health Of Children
A stagnant gravel pit near Silversite School has become a public health menace as hundreds of dead fish foul the air with a strong odor. Riverside School suffers most as the pit lies within 300 feet and water draining toward the school area has killed many fish since overflows from the San Antonio river years ago. Efforts to drain the pit have failed, with city health officials and the school board unable to secure action despite months of promises.
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Rasen
Hansford Street
San Antonio
Gibson
Phil Anring
City Health Department
Wasquitoey
Education must develop intelligence say Boston editor
Dr A. R. Winship of Boston editor of the Journal of Education told a full house at the high school auditorium that education should cultivate thinking not mere cramming. He argued progress is evolutionary and ideas drive change, with schooling aiming to awaken intelligence rather than memorize facts. He praised Superintendent Meek and Massachusetts for attracting talent to San Antonio. In Texas, Governor Ferguson named three pilot commissioners for the Houston Ship Channel and tributaries, succeeding resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Winship
Boston
Journal of Education
Smapale
Winship
Meek
Tuaquachusetts
Massachusetts
Meck
San Antonio
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