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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
7
The advertisement asserts that severe colds are ended by taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses. It promises rapid relief from headache, nasal congestion, feverishness, and other symptoms with no quinine used. It emphasizes three years of research and a cost over fifty thousand dollars.
An unofficial report indicates the maneuver camp near Fort Sam Houston may host the army aeronautical school for the winter, possibly moving from College Park Maryland by November 15. San Antonio is a leading candidate with details to follow as the department decides the site. The 22nd Infantry battalion heads to Leon Springs November 1 for firearms training. Third Cavalry minus Troop B departs November 2. Quartermaster property held by troops will be inventoried and surplus destroyed or stored for inspector review.
Treasury Department office seeks sealed proposals due November 1 1911 for a hydraulic freight lift at the United States Post Office and Court House in San Antonio Texas with specifications available at the supervising architect and custodian offices. James Knox Taylor Supervising Architect. Greatest vaudeville show ever seen in San Antonio at the Royal this week.
William T. Houdins, already convicted by a court martial and sentenced to four years, was relieved of trial. The burglary case against him was dismissed. he is dishonorably discharged. The theft involved Frank Falkstein's home on May 14.
An overworked New York auto engineer C M cher shares a letter praising Vinol as the miracle remedy for restoring health and strength. The ad urges readers to try Vinol at Fisch drug store in Gibbs Building without delay.
The Rev James Tafolla 74 a pioneer in Mexican Methodist mission work in Texas collapsed in his Seguin church during a sermon. His body was moved to the city for burial arrangements later. He had come to San Antonio 38 years ago and remained active in ministry.
Weilbacher er Philip Weilbacher age 46 dies at 1211 South Gevers Street at 5 30 AM. Funeral 5 PM under Woodmen of the World chapter No 55. interment City Cemetery No 4. Cowdell M A retired farmer dies at 1030 Morales Street. survived by wife and three daughters and one son. interment in New Hampton Iowa. Nellie Fowler 28 wife of J H Fowler dies at 604 Soledad Street from asthma. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
The postal savings bank in El Campo Texas began with one deposit by clerk Charles H Thompson and a second on the first day. A second depositor joined later bringing the total to four banks for El Campo and twenty five hundred people in the area.
The close-out sale of furniture is nearly over with a few days left. Remaining pieces are marked for clearance at prices far below factory cost. Don’t miss the chance to save on quality furniture before it ends.
Hubert Sackett of the N. K. Fairbank company and R. H. Lester of Fort Worth say Texas shows unmatched growth. They report improving conditions and expect the biggest business yet from Texas as factories in the north East note the state’s rapid advance. Sackett recalls San Antonio twenty three years ago with no streetcars and Alamo Plaza full of chili stands.
Col Cecil A. Lyon of Sherman Republican state chairman arrived in San Antonio to rest and observe politics. He says liquor issue retarding business and notes San Antonio lags in street paving, urging quicker improvements while avoiding topical politics during his visit.
The Advertising club holds its first meeting since officers were chosen tomorrow at 12:80 at the St Anthony hotel. Much of the session will cover adopting amended by laws including a committee review before member advertisements.
Advertises 3 grain hypo nuclane tablets to increase weight by 10 to 30 pounds and improve color and nerves. Promises home use with sealed packaging and directions. urges consultation with physician or druggist.
An advertisement claims Verrible chronic headache relieves and is often cured by Pain Away Pills available at all drug stores.
Miss Carrie Chamberlain, daughter of Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, is slated to be among the pretty debutantes making her debut in the forthcoming Washington season.
The Bexar hosts Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Westerman of Seguin and T. C. Oliver of San Marcos are among guests at the Bexar. Asa Stiles of Ausable Forks New York joins his family wintering in San Antonio at the Bexar. J. C. Lacey of Woodward is listed among Maverick arrivals. George B. Graves and wife from Valentine Texas stay with the Soliciting business for his road. W F Geisert Southwestern passenger agent Dallas arrives. Harry Webb Illinois Central agent Houston visits. J N Lewis of Gonzales registered at St Anthony. Norvell from Bay City also at St Anthony.
Mayor Callaghan did not call a special meeting this morning as today is the fifth Monday and no regular aldermen session will be held. With many matters pending, several aldermen suggest a special session may be set by the mayor for next Thursday.
Tim Corcoran died while rescuing furniture from the St Patrick’s Catholic church and parsonage as flames consumed the building before daylight. The loss totaled 65000 dollars with 18000 dollars covered by insurance, and Father Donohue narrowly escaped collapse of the walls.
W B Colley and Miss Alice Wallis of Smiley were married at the Meth odist parsonage in Gonzales on Friday at 9 o clock. Rev Gaston Hartsfield officiated the ceremony.
Officials seek a single memorable name for the annual festival commemorating the Battle of San Jacinto and Texas independence. The committee prefers a short, pronounceable, characteristic title that evokes San Antonio’s history and becomes nationally famous, akin to New Orleans Mardi Gras.
Wallis Harwood of Gonzales broke both bones of his right arm above the wrist when trampled during the Saturday night clash with Lockhart in Gonzales Texas.
Att J R Davis signals willingness to run for county judge to succeed Judge Philree. He has practiced law eight years in local courts and can arrange business to avoid interference. Potential rival George W Huntress may also enter, making the race hot.
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