Dinwiddie Named City Bacteriologist in Milk Reform Push
Dr. Robert Lee Dinwiddie, a respected local surgeon, will be appointed city bacteriologist at the next city council meeting to support a strict milk safety drive. Mayor Callaghan offered the post, and Dinwiddie accepted, with council likely to confirm. The move aims to empower a pure food inspector authority to pursue violations and secure a clean milk supply for San Antonio.
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Robert Lee Dinwiddie
Callaghan
Dinwiddie
Dimwiddie
Tas
Health Board
Competilon
San Antonio
Board of Health
Roubell
Personal Mention At Home And At The Academy
Mrs. Brtl Tatroche is seriously ill at her home on 121 Sycamore. West Texas Military academy cadets and alumnae will host a dance at the school next every evening. Prof. ER Cockrell of Texas Christian University in Waco visits his old schoolmate Rev. W. W. Wharton at First Christian Church. John G Wine and baby from Kansas City have arrived in San Antonio to join husband John G. Winn at Pintsch Compressor Plant work on 412 North Comal. They will visit James Hopper at 819 Morales Street during their stay.
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Brtl
West Texas Military Academy
E.R. Cockrell
Texas Christian University
Waco
W. W. Wharton
First Christian
John G. Wine and
Bahy
Keneas City
Kan
San Antonio
Mrs. Wine
John G.winn
Oil Indictment Shakes Markets And Factory Closure
Stock markets sag after indictments threaten Standard Oil, New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads with up to 18 million dollars in fines. A Newark plant owned by American Tobacco is shut to be sold, signaling distress following federal action. Wheat prices rise on frost as export demand steadies and futures close higher.
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Sy Hearst
New York
Sept. T
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Judge Landis
James J. Hill
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Jeremy Machine Company
John A. Willams Company
Cisi Dias Chinery
Newark
American Taobacco Company
American ‘Tobacco Trust
Uy Hearst
Chicago
Totoy
Vose New Yor
Winnipeg
Ise Bieber
Ats
Corus
Élixe
Foundations for greatness lie in youth and work
The text argues that productive training and work start early, with many professionals performing best after 40 but foundations laid before 40 or 45. It notes successful merchants build wealth in youth and middle life, while great men gain stature in old age but their strength was formed in youth.
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Ho Tadler
Tar Pot for Man Who Quits Wife and Takes Another
Public indignation rises in Monroe New York as Ferdinand Earle, separated from his wife by agreement to wed Miss Julia Kuttner, faces a village torn by scandal. A tar pot and warning pickets appear, while President Pattleford tries to recruit deputies to keep peace. Earle reflects on marriage and art, saying his fame may rise from the affair.
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Hearst Lesser Wire
New York
Ferdinand
Pialnex
Barle
Julia Kuttner
Monroe
N.Y
Miss Kuttner
Earle
Warle
Pattleford
Thormnpou
Tare
Manrug
Miss Exitner
Far Iinsel
Martiaga
Ming
Heaver
Jonah
Pardinand Pio
Woman Inlie Declares Spouse Of Napoleon In Spiritualist Suit
New York dispatch reports Mrs Mary Ann Scannell Pepper Vanderbilt and Caroline Boynton Darrow figure in a sensational spiritualist case. Darrow testifies of reincarnation claims linking Napoleon Bonaparte to Mrs Pepper Vanderbilt, amid jealousy and alleged insanity bids. Friends question why more facts were not disclosed at trial.
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New York
Bellevera
Mary Ann Scannell- Pepper-Vanderbilt
Nad
Caroline Boynton Darrow
Hess
Darrel
Mrs. Pepper
Miss Darrow
Pepper
Bright Eyes
Napoleon Bontpurie
Josephine
Napoleon
Ara. Pepper
Friang
Vanderbilt
Darrow
Harlo’s abuse and exile trigger a Paris custody drama
The report details Harlo battering his wife and shaming her with a stick, while she endures in silence. After a gunman torched two children, Earla sails to France to join the Juttners, meeting Ilia Kuttner and her mother, and plans for a divorce unfold as legal custody battles erupt in Paris.
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Harlo
Earla
France
America
Aix Les Rate
Ilia Kuttner
Toranor
Paris
Parle
Ute Ae
Earle
Britaany
At. Baio
Tristan and Isolde
Juli Kattner
Ifel
Barlo
Kittners
New York
Varla
Alvarge
Hay
Washington
Bears Sink Their Claws Into Market Amid Poor Bank Data
New York stock action showed bears gaining ground as Standard Oil indictments and weaker bank statements weighed on prices. The market closed lower with many big gaps, while London, Paris, and Berlin markets were subdued. Bank reserves dropped by over a million dollars and deposits fell, signaling weaker liquidity.
Real estate boom as firm sells 183 city lots in San Antonio
Han nam & Co sold 189 lots in South Park addition along Presa street and Dic Kinley avenue, with a new addition laid out for fall and winter buyers. They also sold property at Third Street and AventA for Laura Thorp to fund a $40,000 office building project, with contracts underway. A Runnam & Co representative noted eight city residences sold in the past ten days.
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Hannam & Co
Enal
Terrell
Parl
Presa Street
Dic Kinley Avenue
Phil
Tuyers
Insh Weal
Third Street
Aventa D
Laura Thorp Gon
Thompson
Vox
Alte
San Antonio
Runnam & Co
Lacorde
Praternal Order Gets Permit For Springfield Group
The state department of Insurance granted a permit to the American Patriots fraternal organization of Springfield to engage in business. The approval was announced in The Tight, Avatin, Taw, Sept 77.
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State Department of Insurancy
American Patriots
Fratarant Organization
Springfield
Tesag
Baseball Player Loses Wad in Exhibition Theft
Robb, a pitcher with the San Antonio baseball team, lost $100, a diamond studded watch, two diamond rings, and a diamond shirt stud from his coat pocket during an athletic exhibition yesterday. Police seek a small boy who reportedly rifled the pocket and fled toward the park entrance. A second lad reportedly opened other pockets, and authorities received a strong description as they search for the youth.
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Robb
San Antonio
Pilcher Lef
Copper plant burns in Montgomery fire destroys Alabame operation
Hearst Leased Wire reports a copper plant of the Alabama Copper Company in North Montgomery was destroyed by fire early this morning. Estimated loss runs to about 60,000 dollars with damage to facilities and equipment. No injuries reported as crews fight remaining hotspots.
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Hearst
Montgomery
Ala
Alabame Copper Company
Roemer Family Journey Impacts New York Visit
A Roemer family trip to New York alters plans for a conductor on the Aox lean Central. The document notes 2am departure and sideways mentions of relatives and Marie Adams's daughter Miss Ai Ine Tormey as part of a string of visits and greetings.
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Bor
Arthur G. Roemer
Aoxlean Central
New York
Chay
Ghinayo Te Ol
Adam
Ai Ine Tormey
Ih Zavesyith
C. Will Yipit
Bears near a game in tense signing session
A report notes a tense scene as the Bears approach a crucial game with signs and officials present. Key figures and exact locations are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Sells-Floto Circus Here September 23 Returns
Berman and Smith announce Sells-Floto circus arrival in town for autumn shows beginning Monday September 22 with high hopes of a star bill and strong lithographic ads. The act crosses the state, with Fort Worth and Dallas noted as previous tour stops.
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Berman
Smith
Sells& Mota
Yue
Tyler
Fort Worthy
Dallig
San Antonio 21 Years Ago Prom The Tight Sept 8 1986
The article notes a large property valuation in San Antonio and mentions Captain Joe Shaly selling 200 head of horses to be shipped beyond Texas. It references local officials, a new roller, and upcoming inspections, plus a district court docket and a boy named Alia son of Mr. McLune with a broken arm from a fall.
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Joe Shaly
San Antonio
Texas
Lows Krhlenbaum
Brainels Sandler
Ateret
Kenney
Nathan
Alia
McLune
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DR. Dinwiddie
Chosen City
Mayor Tenders
Officer
Cigar Machinery
Bexar Drug Co
Muelbacker
Frederick Pinnay Bana
Lutaw Iy
Fishbacker
Sondolaw
Tyne
Austris
Yingie
Brad
Mirea
Man of Destiny
Standard Oil
London
Taanyg
Thomas c. Shotwell
Rocketelier
Traubiee
Novada
Frank Bros. Stores
Alamo Plaza
Pitcher Robb
Ugh
Sells-Floto
Cireus
Herman Smith
Frederick Lewisohn
Han Bed
Rhoda Salisman
Frederick Lawsohn
Lawlohn Tr
Oxcer Lowlsaam
Edek May
Miaw Aljes Lewisakn
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