Poultry Fanciers Gather for Lone Star Show Plans
The Lone Star Poultry association will meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms tonight to discuss plans for a large chicken show next winter under the American Poultry association. Dr. J. H. Burleson will resume his post. West End Lake offers dancing boating and picnics with regular dance on Wednesday. San Antonio Humane Society officers George T. Botsford and Fred Davison, 324 Hicks Bldg, old phone 71, nights and Sundays 5771 and 2782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Southwest
American Poultry Association
West End Lake
San Antonio Humane Society
George T. Botsford
Fred Davison
Hicks
Woman shoots herself after nurse leaves room
NEW ORLEANS September 4. Mrs. Katie Verges 48 lies ill when she rises doors for gunfire and shoots herself in the head. She is in the hospital with poor chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Katie Verges
Dances At Electric Park And Social Clubs In San Antonio
Social events announced at Modern Woodmen hall 117 N Flores feature Corolus music with the Ivy and Golden Leaf club, while Muth’s Garden hosts dances on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Separately Billy Wilson alias Ainsworth, ill and under indictment for forgery, is moved from county jail to hospital for health reasons. Bob Barker sues Lane for 50000 alleging a July 11 false statement in The Artesian Candidate. defendants include W P Lane John T Smith and Austin Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ivy and Golden Leaf Social Club
Modern Woodmen Hall
N. Flores
Corolus Music
Billy Wilson
Ainsworth
D. Berrey
Couny
Bob Barker
Lane
San Antonio
W. P. Lane
Barker
Artesian
John T. Smith
The
Austin Printing Company
Ivy and Golden Leaf
Beaumont Chamber Adopts San Antonio Luncheon Plan
Dr J B Herff will be away until about October 1. J W Cones wins Northwest Photographers Association Diamond Medal in Minneapolis for portraits. Beaumont Chamber plans weekly luncheons like San Antonio to discuss city welfare. School Board to meet on purchasing oil for school floors. Drs Garring Hatcher osteopaths listed. Prof renewers returns to teach violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Herff
Northwest Photographers’ Association
Minneapolis
J. W. Cones
Cones
Beaumont
Beaumont Chamber of Commerce
Sah.Antonio Chamber of Commerce
T. W. Larkin
Beaumont Chamber
San Antonio
Meeting of the School Board Tonight
Tonight the school board will meet to decide on important matters. Dr. Shropshire operates from the Moore building and Dr. Littrell offers chiropractic methods. Also noted are rail and hotel industry changes and local business notices.
Oysters by the Dozen or Can at Bond's
Miss Wescott's school will reopen September 9, 1912, at 113 Reynolds Street for classes. The notice advertises Bond's oysters by the dozen or by the can as available neighborly vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond's
Miss Wescott
Reynolds Street
Declares His Intention to Become U S Citizen
Otto Hey of Weiden Birkenfeld Germany now living at 209 Lewis Street appeared before federal court clerk A I Campbell and declared his intention to become a United States citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hey
Weiden
Birkenfeld
Germany
Lewis Street
A. I. Campbell
Federal Court
United States
August Receipts Show Increase for Post Office
August receipts total $26,533.37, up from $25,442.92 last year. The San Antonio maneuver camp last summer boosted prior receipts, making this year’s rise under 4 percent. Full year receipts typically rise 10 to 15 percent.
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San Antonio
Attractive Home Made Meats Offered by Union Meat Co
When in the market for hams bacon lard and compound call two ninety two for an attractive price. The article is made at home but quality remains top standard. Union Meat Company promotes value and high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Meat Company
Orpheum Presents Alamo Concert Club Debut
The Orpheum hosts the Alamo Concert Club in its first appearance on Saturday September 7 at 8 15 p m. The event features popular local talent with admission unchanged for the moving picture show. A Colman plumber 416 Main AV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Alamo
A. Colman
Fall Jubilee Backed by Women in San Antonio Effort
The women of San Antonio form an auxiliary to the Harvest Jubilee to create a social exhibit for the fall festival. Led by chairman Mrs J Tom Williams, the group aims to collect antebellum furniture and household items, with talks and music planned. The project will be financed by the Harvest Jubilee association and includes exhibits from out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Harvest Jubilee Association
J. Tom Williams
St. Anthony
Carrington
John B. Carrington
Charles G. Norton
Frank Rennett
J. Tom. Williams
Mattie Walthall Leman
Mesdames IL
B. Clegg
L. 8. Bates
Conrad Schasse
S. G. Tayloe
W. C. Silliman
Joe L., Hill
Daisy -Marquis Briggs
H. O. Skinner
Spanish War Veteran Credits Saxo Salve With Relief
William Delaney a Spanish war veteran from New York describes severe eczema lasting five months before Saxo Salve stopped the itching and healed the skin. He endorses the product and notes a money back guarantee via A M Fischer Druggist San Antonio for eczema tetter ring worm barber's itch or any skin disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Delaney
East 61St Street
New York
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Local names listed for society figures and attendees
A fragmented roster lists individuals including Little, B. 8. Morrow, William Meurer, E. A. Stribbling, F. York, M. W. man, Helen Schenck Wyschetakl, Mamie and Irene Florian, Steele, Donoho, Mrs. Mabel M. Bates, E. A. Leighton, Mrs. Taylor, George Surkees, and Misses SmaWi and Lacoste.
Teachers Are Assigned For Scholastic Term 1912 13
Prof. Charles J. Lukin announces the 1912 13 teaching roster for 307 teachers including 30 principals and one vice principal. First teachers meeting at Main Avenue High School Saturday 2:30 PM. principals meet Lukin at 9 PM. Spanish department teachers gather Monday 9 AM. negro schools at Douglass school same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Lukin
Main Avenue
Douglass School
St. Mary's Street
Mr. Lukin
Main Avenue High School
W. D. Williams
Marshall Johnston
C. Pessels
B. Mackinsen
Anna Jones
Edith Symington
Elizabeth Morey
Otto Pfeiffer
Elizabeth Rait
Nannie Dawson
Elizabeth Hebgen
M. A. Comack
Sidney Smith
Alice Stone
Lillie Gohmert
Leonora Mitchell
Alpha Johnston
Louise Lancaster
Lula Suggs
Jessie Wood Nance
Ora Johnson
Luck Newton
Bessie M. Neill
Janie Baskin
Emma Gutzeit
Esther Perez
Fred Hofstetter
Eisie Jonas
Emma Pirie
Gonda Chapa
Helen Gareissen
Adgh
Gibbons
W. P. Caine
N. S. Hunsdon
C. Walter Artitt
J. A. Navarro
Brackenridge High School
F. M. Halbech
Kate James
Annie Jary
Katherine Jarrel
Viola Moore
L. D. Moore
Gladys Morgan
Luck Richmond
Ella Stone
Georgia Underwood
Anna Woltersdorf
Mary Colente
Jennié Wright
Ella Butler
Edna Martin
Viola Crowell
Olga Scholz
L. C. Provines
Alice Breeding
Gladys Heilig
Julia Moore
Naomi Cone
Millie Walker
Lopez Street
Sarah
King
Florence Keen
Gunnell Pederson
Florence Davis
Nellie Beal
Helen Baetz
Pearl Wright
Annie Higgins
Fannie Malone
Fannie Laird
Mamie Higgins
Charlotte Stoddard
Garden Street
Mildred Baskin
Elizabeth Mack
Lois Cook
Agnes Donoho
Theodora Neumann
Ruby Cole
Bessie Maney
Mamie Halbedh
Buena Vista Street
Herman Hirsch
Lizzie Loessberg
Rhoana Williams
Ellerbe Wood
Tip Thomason
Stella Higgins
Mamie Russey
Irene Young
Mary Gardner
Camille Yeamans
Emmie McClanahan
Nettie Marshall
Starr Street
Kate Schenck
F. M. Ripley
Ida Bess West
Katherine Black
Rachel
Maude Robinson
Callie Lazo
Ruth Pressley
Bessie Webb
Jasmine Fas
Gevers Street
Mrs. Adamn
Ellen Preston
Susie Applewhite
Bessie Taaffe
Florence Yeamans
Nannie Applewhite
Brooklyn Avenue
Mary Huppertz
Ivy Chapman
Rachel Baer
Carrie Josey
Camille Johnson
Annie Pameeye
Tinie T. McKnight
Bennie Camp
Calhoun Street
C. J. Hinton
Ruby Adkins
Ida Schweppe
Ancere
Mary E. Robinson
Esther Burwell
Indiana Street
Mrs. Emrie Johnson
Mary Davis McGehee
Emma Schweppe
Lillian Hargrove
Alice Winthrop
Bessie Moynahan
Irman Heilig
Carrie Kimbrough
South Flores Street
Flora McNeill
Mildred Spoor
Martha Fuller
Addie McKenzie
Mabel Dugger
Elizabeth Schroeder
Helen Deermont
Lizzie Schmidt
Nannie O’brien
Amanda Conaway
Charcilla Mason
Ollie Stratton
Carrhill
Minnie Johnston
Rowena Williamson
Annie Stephenson
Ivy R. Bass
Pansy Chapman
Agnes Jones
Theo Avenue
Anna Kappelle
Elma Neal
Edna Ischer
Robie Palmer
Rural Avenue
Bakeley
Lora Riesenecker
Argaret Jonas
Jean Lockwood
St. Mary’s Street
J. Sutton
Franklina
George L. Atkins Dies. Longtime Traveling Salesman
George L. Atkins aged 60 died this morning at a local hospital after a career as a traveling salesman for 30 years. He resided in San Antonio 11 years and was connected with a California firm for 25 years. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Sloan & Hagg parlors with interment in City cemetery No. 6 beside his wife who recently died. no relatives survive.
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Atkins
George L. Atkins
California
San Antonio
Sloan & Hagg
City Cemetery No
San Antonio Mayors Move To Refund City Bonds
Mayor A H Jones weighs refunding all outstanding San Antonio bonds to secure a higher credit standing. The plan targets a new series at lower interest, extending redemption dates, while addressing a $400000 sinking fund deficiency. No new bond issue is planned until old debt is refinanced and credit restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jones
San Antonio
Jones
Texas
May Rain Forecast Near San Antonio A Weather Bulletin
Major Allen Buell of the weather bureau says rain is possible in the San Antonio area within 48 hours, with indications strong though not guaranteed. A trace fell yesterday from 5:15 to 5:22 pm, and while temperatures have run high at 86 degrees, no relief is expected until a substantial rain arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Major Buell
Hay Fever Relief Ad Claims Fast Aid
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm and Ely's Dream Balm as quick relief for hay fever symptoms. It claims five minute relief, air passage opening, and healing of inflamed membranes. The offer includes a fifty cent bottle and money back if unsatisfied. L. Wagner is listed as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
L. Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southwestern Telegraph and
Jaren
J. H. Burleson
Electric Park
Muth
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
EE M Collins
T. T. Jackson
Moore Bldg
Renewers
Exposition Park
A. Hall
Drs
Garring & Hatcher
Gunter Building
Travis Club
Dr. Shropshire
Moore Building
Littrell
Conroy Bid
C. E. Tinkham
C. L. Sykes
Houston-Galveston
Omaha Hotel Supply Company
Sykes
Kohr
R. G. Thomas
College Street
Har’ G. Bishop
Dennis Hiarrie
Third Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Bishop
Leavenworth
Currie
Friedman
Hermann Sen
Hermann Senshall
Artzt
Menger
MR. Retailer
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Buell
Fisk Tires
Charles Rex
Houston Street
Orpheum Theatre
Commerce St
Thos. C. Nelson
Hieven
Swearingen-McCraw
R. C. Wright
Mark Wright
Wright Bros
Electrical Contractors
Main Ave
Vale Dentists Bite
Losoya St
New York City
HOTEL
Algonquin
West 44Th
Albert
Astor House
Broadway
Barclay and Wesby
Earlington 27Th ST
Hotel Flanders
West 47Th ST
Margaret
Brooklyn Heights
Toby
Mgr
Martha
Washington
Madison AV
Hermitage Hotel
ITH
Iroquois Hotel
West 44Th ST
5Th AV
Somerset 47Th ST
Bath
Arlington
W. 25Th St
Bristol
West 49Th St
Quality Pharmacy
Ave. C
Sam Antonio
Fred Hummert
Wald Paper, Paint and Artists
Commerce Street
SAN Antonio Printing CO
Ee Stanery Fine Book
Soledad St
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