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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1913
Page
5
Federal Game Law Effective October First
Austin Texas September 6 In response to inquiries Chief Deputy J D Cox explains federal game law passed last March sets rules by the Agriculture Department effective October 1 1913 Migratory birds including geese ducks swans rails and others have specified seasons though 1913 has no kill limits for geese and ducks until after December 31 1913 A 1918 closing for several migratory species and a broad ban on migratory insectivorous birds are noted The federal law does not alter Texas state protections for game animals except doves and pigeons per state law Open seasons for quail and doves begin November 1 and end January 1 Whitewing and big blue Mexican pigeons have no season under state or federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
J. D. Cox
Congress of the United States
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Brownsville Opposes Rates Amid I C C Suspension
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce will prepare evidence for the Interstate Commerce Commission after a suspension until January 5 on a proposed class and commodity rate increase between New Orleans and Brownsville. City officials claim the revision would deprive Brownsville of its water rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Citizens Auxiliary Plans Ward by Ward City Clean Up
The Citizens Auxiliary to the board of health calls a 4 PM Wednesday meeting at the Travis Club to assign ward and precinct chairmen and launch a city wide clean up similar to last year. Ward No. 1 started the first campaign, leading to widespread improvements in trash, sanitation, and food quality under Dr. W A King and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Auxiliary
Board of Health
Travis Club
San Antonio
Conrad Schasse
City Health Officer
W. A. King
Health Department
Two Views of the School Question in Highland Park
Readers present opposing letters from Highland Park Improvement Club and Roosevelt Subdivision Improvement Club critique San Antonio school board actions buying Highland Park land for a future school. They allege lack of proper process, alleged favoritism toward a central site on a hill, and potential legal and financing issues affecting 250 local children. The citizens demand due process, fair site selection, and safeguarding public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourga
Highland Park
Rigsby and
Maryland Avenues
Highland
Rigsby
New Braunfels Avenues
Finance Committee
Yale
Drexel Avenue
Hammond
Hackberry
South Pine Streets
New Braunfels
Rigsby Avenues
Smith, Herff
Riveride
South Heights
Smith
Denver Boulevard
Porter Street
Roosevelt Subdivision
Jehl
Herff
San Antonio
Eee
J. S. Phillips
Highland Park Improvement Club
Roosevelt, Marlborough
Rosemere
Witte Terrace
Highland Improvement Company
Roosevelt Improvement Club
Eli Hertzberg
Highland Park Company
Trimble
Goeth
Peck
Harris
Hertzberg
Bliem
Bechtel
Imp. Club
R. G. Plumbley
R. Douglas. Co
E. Trimble
Normal School Boards Complete Six Members Appointed
In Austin on September 6 Governor appointed Professor F. M. Braley former state superintendent and Sam Sparks former state treasurer to join the board of regents for the four white state normal schools, filling the required six members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
F. M. Bralley
Sam Sparks
Sausage Ad Promotes TIN TAG Freshness at Union Meats
A notice urges buyers to ask for sausage with the TIN TAG to ensure fresh wholesome goods and points readers to a display in the Grand Opera House lobby by Union Meat Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Union Meat Company
California Syrup of Figs advertised as a remedy
The advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims to ease constipation by cleansing the liver and bowels, prevents griping, and features a 50 cent bottle made by the California Fig Syrup Company with warnings about counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Governor Names Delegates to Farmers Congress
W D Lewis of Fort Worth president of the Farmers Union and J C Lindsey chief clerk of the Texas Department of Agriculture were appointed by the governor as delegates to represent Texas at the Farmers National Congress meeting in Plano Illinois from September 23 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
W. D. Lewis
Fort Worth
Farmers’ Union
J. C. Lindsey
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Farmers’ National Congress
Plano
Ill
Elderly swindler targets lenders in new bunco scheme
The Light reports a con artist posing as a prominent citizen swindled business and sessional men and now robs those advertising for loans. C R Southwell recalls reporting the crimes and urges police custody of the smooth-talking culprit who fleeced many citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borow
C. R. Southwell
Mpf
Southwell
Mr. Southwell
Stockman Killed by Gas Near Dexter Farm
J. M. Clark a stockman, was killed by a heavy flow of gas while drilling for water in a 14 foot well four miles east of Dexter, Kansas. Helpers P. Baller and L. Sealer were knocked unconscious but revived. The gas roar alarmed nearby farm houses half a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Dexter
J. M. Clark
P. Baller
L. Sealer
Relief For Catarrh Sufferers Now FREE
An advertised elixir claims to cure catarrh by acting on mucous membranes. It argues existing treatments miss the disease cause and promises lasting relief after expelling troubles from nose and throat. Mr Gauss is cited as advancing beyond ordinary methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gauss
Gauss
New Combined Treatment Claimed To Cure Catarrh
Scranton resident S teese Jones reports nasal relief and no disease bother after using the new method. Mount Pelia resident Sarah J Cape says thirteen years of catarrh pain ended with the treatment and expresses joy at the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Steese Jones
Scranton
Penn
Sarah J. Cape
Mount Pelia
Tenn
Trial Treatment Free for Catarrh Sufferers
A large free trial treatment with complete directions is offered to catarrh sufferers. No money or risk required. Send coupon to receive the test package prepaid along with a book on Catarrh.
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