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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1916

Page

12

Horses and mules to be kept on San Antonio pastures

Army officers in the Southern Department plan to pasture about 30 000 horses and mules near San Antonio after state troops leave the border. Judge James R. Davis was asked to help secure land, with ranchers invited to provide pasture details. Remount depots at San Antonio and El Paso hold thousands, and next year new regiments may draw from surplus stock.

Quartermaster Corps Southern Department San Antonio National Guard Judge Davis Harry L. Rogers James R. Davis el Paso Fort Sam Houston New York Division

Thursday Dollar Light Want Ad promisses best sale results

Classified notice promotes a Thursday only ad sale offering a one dollar rate for eleven days two Sundays and optimal exposure for sellers buyers and renters seeking quick results.

Homemaker Bread Debate Cited In Newspaper Exchange

A quoted exchange contrasts theorists praising home bread making with practical readers noting bread perhaps too heavy if wives attempt it at home. The Baltimore American is cited as the source of the exchange.

Baltimore American

Japanese Military Attache Visits Post in San Antonio

Colonel Matsuo Itamy, military attaché to the Japanese embassy, and his wife, daughter of the New York consul general, visit Fort Sam Houston and Camp Wilson en route to Tokyo. He tours hospital trains and barracks, praises facilities, attends a brigade review, and plans to depart Tuesday night via El Paso.

Matsuo Itamy Washington San Antonio Itamy New York City St. Anthony Hotel General Funston Fitzhugh Lee Post Camp Wilson el Paso Tokio

Educated Apes to Headline Wigwam Theater Feature

Casey the educated gorilla and Biz the trained chimpanzee join the Sells Floto circus tour to San Antonio. The eleven year old gorilla stands five feet five inches tall and weighs 265 pounds with an eight foot reach and rumored strength. Biz is said to understand 300 English words. The pair arrived in the United States six weeks ago in San Francisco.

Casey Biz Wigwam Theater San Francisco

Club Hallowe en Parties At Joske s And Camp Wilson

The Clover Leaf Club of the YWCA with twenty five junior girls from Joske s Wolff Marx and Wolf son invites a boy as a date for a Halloween party Tuesday night at the association. Girls aged 14 to 17 will host activities from the basement to the roof. An additional party is planned Friday by the extension department in a repeat of last week s Washington DC militia event inviting Camp Wilson men.

Clover Leaf Club Young Woman's Christian Association Joske’s Wolff & Marx's Wolfson's Association Hallowe'en Party Is Being Planned For Friday Evening By the Extension Department Washington, D. C Camp Wilson Extension Department Ernestine Friedmann Vera Schafer

Edison Seeks San Antonio Trade Data Ahead of Army Depot Plans

Thomas A. Edison seeks a commercial analysis of San Antonio from the Chamber of Commerce. Officials say data on trade and bank resources is requested as Edison eyes a local factory with the city destined to be a major army supply hub. The governor will speak at Beethoven Hall, with Judge Claude V. Birkhead predicting a single address urging Democratic ticket unity.

Thomas A. Edison San Antonio Chamber of Commerce John B. Carrington Edison Edison Company Beethoven Hall Birkhead

Guard Officials to Visit San Antonio from Pharr

A nine member National Guard party travels from Pharr Texas to San Antonio Friday morning. Secretary Carrington of the Chamber of Commerce leads business men to meet them at the train. The group includes General William Wilson and officers from the Third New York Brigade and Seventy-fourth and Twenty- third New York Infantry. They plan a conference at Fort Sam Houston with local officials. W H McGrath, VP and GM of the Louisiana Rio Grande Sugar Company, accompanies them.

National Guard San Antonio Pharr Tex Carrington Chamber of Commerce Fort Sam Houston Soadier William Wilson G. Hadsell New York Brigade G. W. White E. G. Vieler G. 8 Seventy-fourth New York Infantry Willia E. Welsh Twenty-third New York Infantry W. H. McGrath Louisiania- Rio Grande Cugar Company

Governor Ferguson Arrives in San Antonio Wednesday

City readies welcome for Governor Ferguson as state chief executive visits on Wednesday morning. Officials outline arrival details and security steps for the city visit.

State City

Merchants Seek Central Buyer Plan Despite Objections

San Antonio merchants, advised by J B Lewright, pursue a shared purchasing agent plan to buy in bulk and cut costs. The attorney general’s department argues the approach may violate anti trust laws, while Lewright contends it creates no binding agreement or fixed sales terms.

Attorney General's Department San Antonio J. B. Lewright Lewright Department

Bear Patrol Plans Permanent Camp Near San Antonio Hills

The Bear Patrol of Troop 4 proposes a separate camp twenty miles from San Antonio on a scenic loop. Four members J J Jamison Henry Mour sand Adolph Weise and William Kellam pick the site amid high hills. Eight boys will build a log cabin to spend winter holidays with landowner permission to hunt fish and roam.

San Antonio J. J. Jamison Henry Moursand Adolph Weise William Kellam

Will Plan 1917 Fiesta

The Fiesta San Jacinto committee outlines plans at an 8 o clock Thursday board meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. President Atlee B Ayres says November committee outreach will seek subscriptions from merchants bankers and businessmen to fund a larger Fiesta. Directors urged to attend.

San Jacinto Chamber of Commerce Atlee B. Ayres Ayres

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