Funeral trip and local notices in San Antonio
En route to Laredo to attend Bishop Verdaguer’s funeral and Bishop Lynch’s, a young Dallas diocese prelate stops in San Antonio. Humane Officer Mce Cauley listed. social club events at Dixie Social, Math's, and Kohr’s dance nights noted. Painter Baldres burned hands cleaning turpentine rag tossed into a fire at 823 South Santa Rosa Avenue.
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Laredo
Verdaguer
Joseph P. Lynch
Alex Baldres
South
Santa Rosa Avenue
Life Insurance or Death Insurance Which
A 1905 testimonial argues Eckmans Alterative cures consumption and improves health. Arthur Webb cites recovery after doctor recommendations and notes the remedy helps bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung issues without poisons or habit forming drugs. Available at Fischer's Drug Store with a booklet and further evidence from Eckman Laboratory.
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Eckman
Epperte
Fischer’s Drug Store
Eckman Laboratory
Ce Ee Pa
Local items and notices parade through city scenes
Fire Chief dresses injuries of a man aided at home after an accident near Electric Park. W. B. Martin travels from Jourdanton to the city, fighting floods and mud for 3 1/2 hours over 50 miles. Judge Burney tours toward Hondo for civil appeals race. Hagenbeck-Wallace circus licenses lost and refunds discussed. J. H. Kampmann says Texas investment and tourism boost expected with San Antonio promotion.
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Burney
P. H. Burney
Kerrville
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
T. D. Dobbs
Hondo
To Get Rid of Frown Wrinkles in Household Ad
The ad claims a wash lotion of saxolite and witch hazel can tighten skin and erase frown lines crow's feet and sagging cheeks. It touts immediate toning of skin and underlying tissue with a druggist supply, promoting a simple cosmetic remedy.
Coast Country Promises Growth At Gulf Region
F. Z. Bishop, founder of Bishop, lauds gulf coast productivity while visiting the Menger hotel. He predicts wave of homeseekers and tourists will visit this winter, noting many locals migrated from the north. Bishop owns 26,000 acres central to the town, with 16,000 sold to homeseekers.
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Gulf Coast
F. Z. Bishop
Bishop
Menger
Terrazas Fined Fifteen Dollars in Assault Charge
Refugio Terrazas, suspected in the October 21 wounding of soldier W. H. Cregger, was arraigned in the corporation court and fined 15 dollars on an assault charge.
Hay Hook Strikes Downtown Market in Altercation
Manuel Cadina struck on the head with a hay hook during a plaza altercation yesterday afternoon. Guadalupe Talamantez, Jose Cadina, and To renso Talamantez arrested by Officer Serna on affray charges. Guadalupe reportedly used the hook.
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Manuel Cadina
City Market
Guadalupe
Torenso Talamantez
Jose Cadina
Serna
Guadalupe Tamalantez
Open Day Arrives as Fair Grounds Rapidly Prepare
A car load of Brazos county farm products leads arrivals at the International Fair. Colonel Pyron directs decoration as rain improves grounds. Children’s events by Playground Association and Humane Society, with fireworks preview for "The Last Days of Pompeii." Durango Mexico brings largest manufactured display yet. Cuba on Wheels move in. livestock arriving hourly. Governor Colquitt invited to opening November 8.
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Brazos County
Colonel Pyron
The
Fair Association
Playground Association
Bexar County Humane Society
Humane Society
Cunliff
Pain Fireworks Company
Durango
Mexico
Cuba
Sap Railroad
Dispute Over Hay Price Leads to Fines
A report states two brothers were fined for a trouble linked to a dispute over hay pricing. One brother paid $10 and the other $5 as penalties.
October Busy Month For Police Chief Reports
October proved busy for the police department with fines totaling $2100 paid in cash as stated by Chief Newnam. The month’s report is expected to be completed by Clerk Braden tomorrow. Bishop John W. Shaw departed for Laredo to conduct the obsequies of Bishop Peter Verdaguer and was due back tomorrow morning.
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Newnam
Buckley
Braden
Shaw
Laredo
John W. Shaw
Peter Verdaguer
Improvements at the postoffice underway
Several improvements are being made at the postoffice. All the doors have been screened and in the next days the workmen will tear up the lobby floor of large tiling and lay down terrazo paving.
Freight Derailment Narrows Tracks at Local Yard
Last night about 12 30 a freight train of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad derailed three loaded cars in the east yards. The main line was blocked and all trains were detoured to other tracks to prevent delays.
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Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
Engineers Set Annual State Convention Here on November 8
The State Association of Stationary Engineers plans a two day convention with about thirty delegates. President George H. Cushman says topics include fuel economy refrigeration and operations of electric and waterworks plants. Engineers will attend the International Fair on Engineers Day and tour the Fair grounds machinery. L G Wilder of Loresville arrives in Bexar.
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State Association of Stationary Engineers
George H. Cushman
Odd Fellows
Navy to Handle Its Powder Cautiously
Secretary of the Navy Meyer ordered extraordinary precautions in handling smokeless powder after reports that the Liberte explosion stemmed from deterioration. Powder moved from shore to ships or vice versa must be shaded from sun and kept below 100 degrees Fahrenheit, with deteriorated lots to be landed at a naval magazine and reported immediately to the Bureau of Ordnance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Meyer
Navy Bureau of Ordinance
County judge to serve as special judge called to San Antonio
Halletsville Texas October 31 P H Green county judge who has acted as special district judge in place of M Kennon during the current district court term was summoned to San Antonio by his wife's illness.
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Hallettsville
Tex
P. H. Green
M. Kennon
San Antonio
Court to appoint special judge for two weeks
Judge Kennon remains detained by his wife illness and pending jury trials. Attorneys will elect a special judge for a second time this term. With no criminal or civil jury cases this week, the district court jury was discharged Monday morning after one day’s pay. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as an all healing tonic eradicating humors and their effects.
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Kennon
Obituary for Mrs. L. A. Fowler
Mrs. L. A. Fowler, wife of J. H. Fowler, died Monday. Burial from the house at 604 Soledad street at 3 p m on Wednesday. A 3 show for 10 20 and 30 cents at the Royal theater.
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L. A. Fowler
J. H. Fowler
Soledad Street
The
Royal Theater
Rail official hails Texas as top travel draw
R L McKibbin traveling passenger agent for the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad returned yesterday from a extensive tour of the north and east. He said Texas is the best advertised state in the Union and railroads entering the state will see greater homeseeker and winter tourist travel than ever before.
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Texas
J. H. Kampmann
Menger Hotel
Pittsburg
New York
San Antonio
R. L. McKibbin
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
Union
Mr. McKibbin
Officer’s Accident Leaves Lieutenant Bower Injured
First Lieutenant David H. Bower of the Twenty second Infantry, stationed at Fort Sam Houston, sustained a severe leg injury in an automobile wreck at his Guthrie Center home yesterday. A telegram to Colonel Fred Reynolds confirmed the injury and stated fellow Lieutenants Herr and Bower's friends have been notified. The unit was reviewing and set pay for this month. upcoming events include cavalry participation and target practice schedules.
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David H. Bo
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Sustai
Guthrie Center
Fred Reynolds
Ost
Bower
Seace
Charles F. Herr
Twen Second Infantry
Park Heaton Family Plans Move From Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Park Heaton and their children of Oklahoma City are sitting at the Maverick and will sale their home in this city.
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Park Heaton
Oklahoma City
The
Maverick
Cate
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Newman
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Grand Opera House
Charles Klein
Music Master
the Lion and the Mouse
Hird
Laza
Majestic
Gus Edwards
Fred Hackett
Gertrude Morgan
Miss Rose
Burt Cutler
Lockhart Sisters
Undine Andrews
Hufford
Pinan
Waimans Mes & Corbett Plazascope
Eddie Mumford
Frank Thompson
California
Royal
Dr.r.m.howe
Gunter
Fred Hummert
Wald Paper, Paint and Artists
Commerce Street
Mike Goggan
Houston St
GLOBE
Gibbs Bldg
Pahcoast & Komler
East Commerce Street
Thomas A. Ellis
Optician
Moore Building
San Anton
W. Commerce
James T. Hutcheson
St. John's Episcopal Church
St. John’s
Calla Taxi
George L. Mce- Cauley
Hicks Bldg
Dixie Social Club
Theo
Artzt
J. H. Savage
F. A. Chapa
E. Dietzman
Dwyer
Thirty-seventh District Court
Math
Kohr
Turner Hall
Diaz Sisters
Delaware Avenue
Muth’s
Jourdanton
W. B. Martin
Atascosa County
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
John Bitter
Menter & Com
Osenbl’co
W. Houston Street Oper
Brazos County Committee
Druccist
L. G. Wilder
Joske
Maslin and
Flannelette
Southland
Tomor
NAVY
R. T
Felix Gouraud
Aimilagre
Gouraud
T. Hopkins
Hood
Ayer
San Antonio Loan & Trustee
West Commerce Street
Leroy
Denman
M. BE. Brackenridge
Caroline Mire
A. Bretoing
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