New Broadway Magazine September Number Praised
A promotional note extols the September issue of the New Broadway Magazine. It highlights stories from How Roosevelt Rests to Yachting and luxury, plus society, art, financial, and dramatic articles, with short stories by celebrated writers in varied Broadway style.
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Building Permits and Contractor Prices Listed
Building permits issued include F. I. Wider for a five room addition on Booth Alsmo Street costing 2900 dollars. Reaulty Investment Company filed for Nor Flores Street at 1200 dollars. Nostly Really Investment Company listed Prince at 1000 dollars. Fae A. Wiess planned a four room dwelling on Lida Street for 500 dollars. Repair work by Gwikl Worth on Avenue B costs 300 dollars.
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Reaulty Investment Company
Nor Flores Street
Aay “Nostly Really Investment Company
Prince
Fae A. Wiess
Lida Street
Ieair Gwikl Worth
Avenue B
City News Braw Jurors and Local Notices
Jurors for the October term of the Thirty seventh district court were drawn from a new jury wheel with forty names per week. Acquittals occurred for James Powers and C. S. Way on charges of abusive language. Rev. James A. Gallon and Rev. Edgar W. Cook traveled from San Antonio after a trip to Mexico. Father Dalton and Father Cook have Philippine service ties and health concerns. A visitor sought a daughter’s enrollment at St. Joseph's Academy on Bonham street. A house fire caused damages, no department call. a citizen extinguished flames. Alfred Hang plans to wed and travel abroad, with a reception in Galveston after Europe. Four statues arrived for a chapel at Brackenridge Villa. Public is invited to Lourdes grotto on Sunday. Private schools opened with many local and out-of-town students. Miss Kuehn hosted a surprise party for Miss Rose Kuehn at 2018 South Presa.
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Local notices and incidents from a Denton area report
The column records a district miscellany including a birthday party at 229 Garden Street with attendees named. a man kicked in the stomach but reported resting easy. school and college notes about the College of Industrial Arts starting in October. Bishop Forest's return from Mexico. injuries from a nail incident. a Black man fined for drunkenness. active Marine recruiting orders. administrators and executors named for local estates. a caller advertising stables. Y M C A directors elected. fever for a city secretary. divorce filing. wreck victims recovering. a sermon announced for the evening. no county court today. and an arrest bond update for a saloon license case.
Station Hats in All The New Styles For Fall And Winter
Station Hats offer ney styles for fall and winter at 3.80 dollars for in. sizes. 2.00 appears as a listed price or related offer. The fragment references new headwear and pricing across seasons.
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De Leon Licensing Case Seeks Higher Court Review
Law he files an exception to the county court decision of August 12 granting De Leon a license. The petition asks for case investigation and that De Leon be compelled to comply with all features of Uva law or forfeited to grant business.
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Uva
Dr Orynski Returns From Mexico City Visit
Dr Leonards Orynski, secretary of the International club, arrived back after presenting a presidency certificate in Mexico City. He praised President Diaz, reported a warm reception, and noted mining district developments in Mexico. He plans further travels in Southern California and described elaborate preparations for Secretary Hoover’s visit to Mexico as Diaz’s guest.
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Refrigerator Makers Fail for $500000
The Associated Press reports that Chicago based Hall Manufacturing Company, maker of refrigerators, faced a failure involving a $500000 dispute. The article notes $400000 and $500000 figures connected to the case, with details about the revolver and appointment mentioned in relation to the firm.
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Te Hall Manufacturing Company
Grape-Nuts Promoted as Digestible for All Ages
An advertisement-like note extols Grape-Nuts as a delicious scientific food that can be digested by both babies and adults, linking strength to proper nutrition. It invites readers to read The Road to Wellville in pkgs and hints at a slogan There’s a reason.
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Heat Kills Mrs Carmen Hernandes Estrada in City Home
Mrs Carmen Hernandes Estrada 31 died yesterday afternoon at her home from heat exhaustion after collapse due to overheating. She had lived in the city eight months since coming from Saltilo with her husband who survives. Funeral arrangements set for Fernanda cemetery with services to be announced. Funeral notices also reference Adela Tewejuen 26 who died of influenza at 21 North Flores Street and John Kite whose funeral was held yesterday with interment in Commod No 3. Anreas Ochemilis aged 60 died at city hospital with burial in Comaters No 7. he was a dairyman of Edwards County with no known relatives. Mrs Brunner aged 46 died in Say Tex after moving from Tlinois last year to be with her husband.
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Ler
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Comody No. 3
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Bette
Hansan City Southern railway charter extension approved
The attorney general group approved a charter amendment for Hansan City Southern railway to abandon the line from Panhandle to Washburn, Texas, a seventeen mile stretch near Amille, reflecting a legislative act and long contest. The move involves removing tracks from Panhandle toward Washburn, with details tied to the last legislative session and contested routes.
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Mail Clerks Honored for Postal Work Excellence
Railway mail clerks under Edward Arnold chief clerk in Lady City were tested in Anguish month, handling sixty cards and earning about 0.50 per cent or Hepler, with notable results.
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Lady City
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
Wu bes to thank our fends and neighbors for tele kindness and Naval offerings, and especially toe Rev. Aws, Diaum, during tpness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Caliller. THE FAMILY.
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A. P. MEN BACK TO WORK IN STRIKE AREAS
The first blows of the Associated Press telegraph operator strike touched several prints in the state, including San Antonio. Strikers say most Western Union or Postal men were running the wires. The striking committee reports a strong position and says companies offer high pay to lure workers. Strike details were spread in New Orleans where twenty operators were employed, though fewer may be needed. Conditions are expected to normalize soon.
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