Railroad timetable excerpt with multiple routes and arrivals
A fragmented rail timetable lists trains to and from Palestine, Laredo, Houston, Galveston, Kerrville, Cuero, Victoria, El Paso, and Dallas Fort Worth. It shows departures and arrivals for Nos. 1 through 246, including northbound, eastbound, coast towns, and main line services, with various city pairs and times.
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North
Palestine
Mexico
Laredomir
CCC
Houston
Galveston
Part Worth
New Orleans
Dallas, Fort ~ Worth
Waco
Gal-Voston
Cece
Corse
Houston Lane
Kerrville
Sun Ecce
Sun Gay Odif Cemesesrese
BumGay Veces
Coast
Exceptunday
el Paso
Cuero
Victoria
West
East
Santa Fe
A. Devot
Cat Picks Apples Astonish Neighbors in Briarcliff
Harry Banker of Briarcliff road claims his cat can fetch apples from a tree. Yesterday the cat knocked apples off the limb as Banker filled a peck basket then descended and licked his hand, looking proud. He may train more cats to aid him. Fraser, tailor, Moore building. First showing of fall styles.
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Harry Banker
Briarcliff Road
New York
Fraser, Tailor
Moore Building
Lotus Lodge Confers Rank On One Page
Lotus Lodge No. 89 Knights of Pythias held a regular weekly meeting at the castle hall on Market street. The gathering was well attended with sir knights from various city lodges present. The evening focused on lodge work across branches and several visitors spoke.
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Lotus Lodge
Lotus Lodge No. 89
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Market Street
Order
Elk Dodge
Elk Lodge No. 385
K. of Pholl
Miriam Rebekah Lodge Initiates Five Candidates
Miriam Rebekah lodge No. 24 held a regular meeting at the I O O F hall initiating five candidates into the Rebekah Degree Harold Armstrong Aletha Armstrong J A Webber Miss Minnie Webber and Miss Emma Druse Three membership applications were received The meeting drew a large attendance including returning vacationing members and visitors from Alamo lodge and other towns
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Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Harold Armstrong
Aletha Armstrong
J. A. Webber
Minnie Webber
Emma Druse
Alamo Lodge
Dawn Social a Big Success at Alamo Rebekah Lodge Event
A lawn social hosted by Alamo Rebekah Lodge No 335 Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Mrs Mary Whites South Alamo Street drew members from all branches of the order and friends. The program featured performances by Stella Cappuyns Florence Cappuyns Hazel Taylor and C W Rogers with games fish pond and social activities. Committee members including Harry Smith C W Rogers John Stennet Carl Anderson and several others oversaw arrangements while Mrs Gertrude Rock managed the punch table and refreshments were served.
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Mary White
South Alamo Street
Alamo Rebekah Lodge No
Independent
Order of Cold
Order
Alamo Lodge
Stella
Ruby Gafford
Odela Schumann
Lucille Chancellor
Mattie Gentzen
Carrie Gentzen
Louis Underwood Smith
Fish Pond
Pearl Smith
Annie Urquhart
Presler
Isabelle Castle
Gertrude Rock
Fred Sinclair
Hallie Andrews
Monroe Lodge 424 Odd Fellows Holds Big Meeting
Monroe Lodge No. 424 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a well attended meeting at the I O O F hall on Crockett street. All officers answered role call and welcomed visitors as several new membership applications were read and routine business was transacted. A number of interesting talks were given.
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Monroe Dodge
Crockett Street
Monroe Lodge No. 424
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Report of Delegate Heard at Knights and Ladies of Honor Lodge
Mrs Curtiss read the lodge delegate report from the recent grand lodge meeting in Houston. The report was unanimously accepted and members thanked her for her cogenerative work. Several new members were admitted as the meeting included music and social features.
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John Bosshardt Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Curtiss
M. W. A. Hall
North Flores Street
Grand Lodge
Houston
John
Moose Lodge Meeting Set on West Commerce Street
San Antonio Lodge No. 222 Loyal Order of Moose will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Moose club rooms on West Commerce street. Several important business matters will be transacted and a large attendance is expected.
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San Antonio Lodge No. 222
Loyal Order of Moose
Order On Moose
Order
West Commerce Street
Praetorians Hold Meeting in San Antonio Lodge
San Antonio Council No 6 of the Order of Praetorians met Friday night at the I O O F hall in the Crockett hotel with nearly fifty members present. Three new membership applications were read and several candidates were initiated. Officers answered roll call and discussions covered lodge business and upcoming special events.
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Praetorians
Crockett Hotel
San Antonio
Order of Praetorians
Lodge
Natchez Tribe Improves Social Meeting Attendance
Natchez Tribe No 2 Improved Order of Red Men held a large attendance Monday night with a brief business session and a commendable program and refreshment effort.
Odd Fellows Meeting in San Antonio Lodge No 11
Regular weekly session of San Antonio Lodge No. 11 Independent Order of Odd Fellows was held Tuesday night at the Crockett street hall with a large attendance. One membership by transfer card was received and the degree team planned to visit Kerrville on Thursday to organize a lodge there. Other routine business was transacted.
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Odd Fellows
San Antonio
Candidates Initiated at San Antonio Council Meeting
A class of twelve candidates was initiated at the San Antonio Council No. 1789 Knights meeting. The event marked the start of new members in the Knights organization.
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San Antonio
Ladies of Security meeting at Owls hall on Soledad street
The initiatory work of the order was demonstrated by the newly organized degree team under Mrs. E. E. Mills. Nine applications for membership by initiation were received. The council now numbers nearly 200 and was organized just over a year ago. A social hour and ice course followed in the banquet hall.
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Owls Hall
Soledad Street
E. E. Mills
Dady Nest of Owls Forms Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
The newly organized Ladies Nest of Owls met at the Owls hall on Soledad Street with Mrs E E Mills as president and Miss Nellie Mills as secretary. Officers announced future meetings for the second and fourth Mondays and a September 16 dance was planned. The previous August 26 dance was reported a success both financially and socially.
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Ladies’ Nest of Owls
Order of Owls
Owls’ Hall
Soledad Street
E. E. Mills
L. Hamilton
New Organization Hosts Dance At Owls Hall
Members and friends of the Ladies Nest of Owls held a dance at the Owls hall on Saturday. The reception committee was chaired by Mrs. E. E. Mills with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. C. L. Davis assisting. Floor committee members included Mr. Corey, Pat O’Hara, and Mr. McLaura.
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Ladies’ Nest of Owls
Owls Hall
E. E. Mills
Smith
C. L. Davis
Coryell
Pat O’hara
McLaura
R N A Social Meeting At Sunflower Camp
Arrangements led by Mrs Emma Melcher for Sunflower Camp No 4645 Royal Neighbors of America meeting at M W A hall North Flores street on Wednesday September 13. Program includes music guessing contests refreshments brief business initiation by Captain Mrs Margaret Leary drill team. Visiting members invited.
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Order
Margaret Leary
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Hold Regular Meeting
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle held a Monday night meeting at the Woodmen of the World hall on Commerce Street with large attendance. Visitors from Olive and Magnolia Groves were honored as the drill team demonstrated Perfected Wood craft before candidates Ollie Dixon and Beach. A picnic date was set for Saturday September 16 in conjunction with Olive Grove and We Sasche Camp. The memorial unveiling for Sovereigns Stapp and Kleid was announced with grave procession to the cemetery at 3:30 p m led by Dr. Jeptha Betterton. Rose Mclsivane to recite a poem. The program featured piano by Etta Beckleman, vocal by Master Stanley De Waal, zither by Anna Wach, violin by Earl Stein with Elsa Schott. Refreshments closed the gathering.
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Myrtle Grove
Myrtle Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen of the World
Commerce Street
Grove
Olive
Magnolia Groves
Ollie Dixon
Beach
Ray Toomey
Olive Grove
Weesatchie
W. C
Stapp
Kleid
W. O. W. Hall
Jeptha Betterton
Rose Mclsivane
Anna
Clara Schoenfeldt
Etta Beckleman
Stanley de Waal
Degree Team Organizes New Lodge in Kerrville
The degree team of San Antonio lodge No. 11 Independent Order of Odd Fellows traveled to Kerrville Thursday to establish a new lodge with seventeen members. Officers installed include Wr. Thigpen as noble grand J. W. Ward as vice grand J.H. Long as secretary and R. B. Knob as treasurer. A banquet followed for visiting members from San Antonio such as M. W. Davis G. E. Knauf Joe Murray H. Berman Claude Bruce Dr. W. C. Hirzel Dr. G. W. Johnston and G. R. Blocker.
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Dodge
San Antonio
M. W. Davis
G. E. Knauf
Joe Murray
H. Berman
Claude Bruce
W. C. Hirzel
G .W. Johnston
G. R. Blocker
G. E
Local figures named in court docket list
Meliff, August Krawitz, R A. Stros sen, J. A. Webber, George Caen Jr. and William McClanahan are named among individuals appearing in the latest dockets and related filings.
Minnehaha Pocahontas Hold Pleasant Friday Social
Chiefs princesses and braves of Minnehaha Council No 1 I O R M met at the Wigwam on Sole dad street for a brief business session followed by a musical and literary program dancing and refreshments to conclude the evening.
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Minnehaha Council No. 1
Degree of
Pocahontas, I. O. R. M
Soledad Street
Dance Invitation From Knights and Ladies of Security
Invitations extended to all members of San Antonio Council No 1789 and friends to attend the dance by the degree team on Saturday evening September 9. Mrs BE Mills is chair of the arrangement and reception committee.
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San Antonio
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle Social Meeting
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle will hold its regular social meeting Tuesday afternoon at the W O W hall. The meeting begins promptly at 8 oclock. All members are invited and refreshments will be served after.
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Myrtle Grove
Myrtle Grove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Alamo Hive 22 Meets in Review at I O F Hall
Alamo Hive No. 22 of the Ladies of the Maccabees met in regular review at the I O F hall in the Crockett hotel Monday afternoon. Mrs. D B Rowland presided in absence of Lady Commander Mrs. Thomas Lodovic. Mrs. Stella Carney relieved Rowland as captain of guards. Visitors included Mrs. McDonald from Cassey Hive Illinois, Mrs. Hampton of Missouri and Mrs. Harpie of San Antonio Hive No. 3. Reports from committees were heard and a death resolution for Lillian M. Hollister issued by supreme trustees was read by Fannie M. Ripley. Laura E. Lowe was appointed district deputy.
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Alamo Hive
McDonald
Cassey Hive
Cassey
Ill
Hampton
Missouri
Harpie
San Antonio
Lillian M. Hollister
Lady Maccabees
Supreme Trustees
Fannie M. Ripley
Laura E. Lowe
Lowe
Regular review of San Antonio Hive No 3 Maccabees
A large attendance is requested for the regular review of San Antonio Hive No 3 Ladies of the Maccabees of the world to be held tomorrow afternoon at the W O W hall at 8 o clock. The guards are especially requested to be present due to many candidates for initiation. All ladies of the Maccabees are cordially invited to attend.
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San Antonio
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
W. O. W. Hall
Railroad visitors gather in city on business trips
J. R. Christian, general freight agent of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad, Houston, visited the city today and departed at 11 15 this morning for Houston. Jere B. Convery, commercial agent of the Illinois Central, headquartered in Houston, was in the city yesterday on road business.
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J. R. Christian
Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio
Houston
Jere B. Convery
Ilinois Central
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Laredo
United States
Nat
E. A. Holland
Hicks
Texas
Divison To
Charles Rees
Rees
Sullivan’s Bank
Tarrytown
Winchester
Remington
Stevens
Praeger Hardware CO
THE
P. J. Owens Lumber CO
Mitchell Street
Col. Roosevelt Ave
Hardwars
D. of
K. and
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Atlantic Seaboard
Stubbs
Broadway
A. R. Atkinson
A. Ry
San Antonio, Tex
Davy Crockett
L.A
A. P. Depot
Pullman
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
B. H. Daldas
West Commerce
MR. Buford
Katy
ING
E. Houston Street
Louisville
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Chicago
H. C. Webb
D.P. A
Main St
Houston, Tex
T. F. Bowes
Woore Bidg
California
Pacific Northwest
City Ticket Office
Little Roc
Hot Springs
Memphis
Ticket Office
G. M. Bynum
J. C. Bell
C. M. Paige
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