Solemn Owls hold a national meet in South Bend
The Owls national session in Owls hall sees sage sayings and a report by Supreme President John W. Talat of a national reach from New York to San Francisco. Foley’s Honey and Tar praised as safe for children. Washer Bros. beat Manila Champions at Electric Park. Ninth Infantry struggled, but Washer Bros. secured ten runs with timely hits.
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Ing
Order of Owls
Owls Hall
John W. Talat
New York
San Fran
Supreme Owl
Foley
Bexar Drug Company
Washer Bros
Ninth Infantry
Waeker Bros
Manila
Electric Park Diamond
Manilla
Islands
Amith
Adame
Green
Stagan
Philippine Islands
Mmccormick
Kneip
Me Capkun
Burial Permits and Interments for September Entries
Burial permits list several deceased individuals with ages and death dates. Harriet Reason, 76, died in September with burial at Interment Cemetery No. 3. Antonio Madone, 6% years, interment at Dignowity Cemetery. Jose Maria Mayen, 52, died September 9, buried at San Fernando Cemetery. Robert Johnson, 77, died September 9, buried at a colored cemetery. Casmotis Sanchez, 5? years, died September 9, interred at San Pernando Cemetery. Interments reference multiple streets and addresses across San Antonio area.
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Harriet Reason
Cheatnut Alley
Cemery No
Antonio Madone
North Olive Sheul
Jose Maria Mayen
Sal Mraxos
San Fernando
Casmotis Sanchez
North Sanity
Itosa Avenue
San Pernando Cémetiy
Robert Johnson
North Laredo Street
Births Reported in Vale Area For August and September
The Vale area records multiple births: a boy to Mr. and Mrs Gus Marfoxowits at 316 Wro mlby Street on August 29, a boy to Mr. and Mrs Edward Jofis il Matagoria Street on September 7, a girl to Mr. and Mrs J M Armfeld at 621 Delmar Street on September 9, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs A Stark at 308 Rehmann Street on September 5.
Ninth Infantry Puts On Strong Show Against Woot Bud Wall
A mixed day of day and night play saw a picket team of the Ninth Infantry face the Woot Bud Wall. Despite little prior teamwork, both squads delivered a high quality exhibition with a finish near 0 to 103 score.
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Ninth Infantry
Big Smelter Ready Near Monterey Chile
A Chilean report says a new smelter near Monterey, Mexico will be blown in next week. It is one of the republic’s largest facilities, employing over 1000 men. The note mentions public health warnings and a cough remedy called Tullard’s Horehound Syrup, with other assorted fragments about diplomacy and a playful jab at a bachelor.
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Monterey
Mex
Republic
Rattard
Great Falls
Montant
Tullard
Burnett Co. Operates Large Texas Box Factory
R L Burnett Co 815-417 East Commerce Street runs a major paper box plant in the South. Led by president and manager R L Burnett with thirty years in the business the firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico. They employ thirty five to forty people and offer wrapping paper bags twine and related supplies.
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R. LI. Burnett Co
East
Commerce Atree
South
R. L. Burnett
Snt
Reading
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
R. I. Bennett Company
Gans Wins When Britt Breaks Arm in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco on September 1 Jimmy Britt broke his left forearm when a late swing by Joe Gans fractured it in round five. Britt could not answer the bell and the decision went to Gans. Gans dominated most rounds, with Britt briefly rallying, but the injury ended the match early.
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San Franciosco
Cal
Jimmy Britt
Joe Gans
Britt
Megro
Guus
Gane
Aloss Grange
Gang
Britt Bolas
Mission Garden Bowling Club Names And Schedule
The Mission Garden Bowling league lists teams by owner names and nicknames with a switch to a 4 pm Wednesday start at Turner hall due to shorter days. A banquet is planned by the Bexar Bowling club, with practice sessions on Garden and Beethoven alleys and a decisive auxiliary prize bow on Wednesday afternoon.
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Turner Hall
Bexar
Werthea
San Antonio
Covered with honors at tennis champions
Vermont and New Hampshire players Charlee Creagon and Semp Russ dominated recent tennis events winning Vermont and New Hampshire singles titles and doubles, plus Creagon claimed a consolation singles title. On return Russ added Newport singles success. They plan to stay in practice for future title defenses.
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Charlee Creagon
Semp
Tuas
Jere
Semp Riss
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Harmashire
Coubles
Mr. Cresson
Messrs
Crescon
Russ
Newport
Local Guilonk sports season gains varied events
The Guilonk region previews a diverse sports program including basketball, indoor baseball, cricket, roller polo, fencing, and Dowling. Prof. Migpay of Thomas Belevs sees strong prospects and expects last year’s team to return, aiming for a creditable show in sports as enrollment grows across classes and activities. The Wil O. A. boys prep for the upcoming baseball series starting Monday, with new matchups and a planned field day at the fair, led by Prof. Ute and Captain Henix coordinating.
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Migpay
Thomas Belevs
Tean
Retina
Cartor Xx Renta Defeats Sete Ce In Thriller
Cartor Xx Renta edged Sete Ce in a close bout, delivering a decisive victory that showcased sustained offense and late-round endurance. Renta seized momentum in the final stretch to secure the win at the venue.
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Cartor Xx A
Sete Ce
Turner Opening Is An Even Break In League Night
Giants Take First By 67 Pins And Colts Win Second By 57 In Turner League action last night on Turner alleys Baetz vs Baetz both winning 4 games H Baetz captained Colts while M Baetz led Giants Scores show Colts 192 in first game Giants 260 in second Aerial details note splashes scarce and limited high scores plus umentary attendance and other matchups on Mission Garden alleys
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Baetz
Taets
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Tle
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Secan
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Alma
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Anton Gloeckner
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Kaulich
Geo
Conying
Steers
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Frilne
Turner Alleys
Mission Garden Bowling League
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Charles Dulling
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Vink dx
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Charles Dullaly
It Wagontehr
C. Gorlon
Po Tippere Sr
Ae Youralek
Hank A. Rheiner
Aiden
Garthe
George Wilhett
Alaolph Kole
Robbie's Selection Praised as Texas League President
The Texas League reelects Dr. Robbie as president for his strong diplomacy and business skill. His last term ended with harmonious finances and broad league support from owners and players, though he initially declined another run. His patient leadership boosted governance and talent handling across the circuit.
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Texas League
Robbie
Rebbie
Inagie
Stetre Imen
Lipton to bid for America Cup with Shamrocks yachts
Sept 10 indicates Sir Thomas Lipton will contest the America Cup using the Shamrock yachts of the Royal Irish Yacht Club within a fortnight. The two Shamrocks, long under steam, are to be launched in Clyde and trialed in Tinbay before their voyage to New York.
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Royal Irish Yacht Club
Thibdin
Thomas Lipton
Royal Iriah Yacht Club
New York
Tipton
Riel
Phey
Why Not Paint Your House With Ready Mixed Paints
Readymix paints offer savings and quality with a wide selection. Ed Steves & Sons promotes the largest stock in the southwest and touts ready mixed options for home exteriors and interiors.
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Steves & Sons
America
Light seeks amateur baseball scores for city games
The Light invites amateur players to submit scores of all local and surrounding games. Score cards are available from the sporting editor. Fill in the blanks and return to the office by 9 30 in the morning after the games are played.
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Sporting Editor
Local lads seek bigger elevens in college football moves
John James and Herbert Scott, top players from last season, plan to leave soon to seek spots on Exeter and the University of Virginia teams respectively. They depart in a few days, pursuing further football careers. Herbert Schell is noted as an all around athlete with recent strong performances in other events.
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Herbert Scott
Janes
James
Exeter
University of Virginia
Herbert Schell
Diverse sports notes and upcoming events from readsville and beyond
The roundup lists Walter Christie setting a world record in Readsville Mass and previews a September 28 bout between Joe Sullivan and Squirest at Coftrath's Mixston arena in San Francisco. It also notes Lajoie, boxing, and baseball talk, plus Orby the Derby favorite scratched and a wide interstate trap shooting tournament opening in Spokane with 1600 added prize money and a 199 target handicap.
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Jack
Vin) Sullivan
Squirest
Coftrath
Mixston Street
San Francisno
Ey O
Interstate Association
Natatorium Park
Spokane
Handleen
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