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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1911

Page

10

Mothers Club 1 Beneficial Organization Promotes Child Welfare

The San Antonio Congress of Mothers and Southwest Texas Parent Teachers Association, founded in 1909 by Miss M Eleanor Brackenridge, advances child welfare through lectures, anti cigarette campaigns, pure food advocacy, and a Childs Welfare Exhibit planned for the Dallas fair. Monthly meetings occur in the Odd Fellows building with the first on September 16.

San Antonio Congress of Mothers and Southwest Texas Parent Teachers’ Association Woman’s Club M. Eleanor Brackenridge National Congress of Mothers National Congress Playground Association Mothers’ Clubs Mothers’ Council Congress J. Brooks Charles B. Towne The State A. H. Cadwallader Ross W. Davis George B. Peyton Educational Committee Superintendent of Public Schools McKeever Kansas State Agricultural College Harvey J. Steele John A. Daugherty Pure Food Committee State Pure Food and Dairy Commissioner Outlook A. C. McDaniel Mutual Benefit Committee Dallas Odd Fellows Building Crockett Street

Names to Suit a Newborn in The Light Era

A humorous commentary advises against misnaming children with lofty or odd names. It traces meanings from Hebrew Greek and German origins, warning about harsh or inappropriate implications for boys and girls alike, urging thoughtful, fitting choices.

Matilda Walter William Myra Phyllis Rachaels Tryphosa Winifred Zoe Eva

Bebles and Boelhauwe Architects at 228 West Commerce

The item notes Bebles and Boelhauwe as architects at 228 West Commerce Street and mentions a royal orchestra performing daily at the Sara toga restaurant. It also references Theo Artzt's Orchestra and both phone numbers.

Bebles & Boelhauwe, Architects West Commerce Street Royal Orchestra Saratoga Restaurant Theo Artzt Orchestra

Prohibitionists Call Meeting in Dallas September 16 1911

Hon. Thomas H. Ball, state chairman, announces a meeting of the state-wide prohibition executive committee in Dallas on Saturday September 16 1911. The gathering will receive the Austin sub committee report on July election frauds and irregularities and consider related matters.

Houston Tex Thomas H. Ball Prohibition Executive Committee Austin Dallas Friends of the Cause

Dallas Visitor L. S. Thayer Stays at St. Anthony

L. S. Thayer is among Dallas visitors in town today and is registered at the St. Anthony hotel.

L. S. Thayer Dallas St. Anthony

Fewer Marriages Reported in Britain in Early 1911

London dispatch notes fewer marriages per 1000 people in England and Wales in the first quarter, 89,506 marriages for the period and a rate of 10.0 per 1000. Births in Q2 totaled 225,777 with a rate of 25.0 per 1000, the lowest second-quarter birth rate since civil registration began. Emigration rose as departures exceeded arrivals by 75,354 in three months to June.

London England Wales Buckinghamshire Northumberland Sussex Durham

Burial Permits For Four Local Residents Noted

Four burial permits are recorded: Lizzie L. Stafford 53 died September 7 at 745 West Commerce. Virginia May Travis 24 died September 5 at 111 Dallas. Clifford Welch 4 died September 6 at 522 Van Ness. Sara de Hayes 25 died September 5 at City Hospital. A note mentions the hummingbird as the smallest bird with an egg barely larger than a pinhead in Mexico.

Lizzie L. Stafford West Commerce Street Virginia May Travis Dallas Street Clifford Welch van Ness Street Sara de Hayes City Hospital

Births Reported for Sep at Local Addresses

To Mr and Mrs Juan Treveno a girl listed Sept 4 at 911 South Laredo. To Mr and Mrs G R Grove a boy born Sept 6 at 828 Avenue D. To Mr and Mrs Joseph Frazar a girl born Sept 7 at 910 Wyoming. To Mr and Mrs Wilson H Reed a girl listed Sept 1 at 1028 North Cherry. To Mr and Mrs J M Olivarri a boy born Sept 5 at 1202 East Evergreen. To Mr and Mrs John L Sirdo a boy born Sept 7. To Mr and Mrs J H McGoldrick a girl born Sept 3. To Mr and Mrs Modesto Simon a boy born Sept 7 at 1117 El Paso. To Mr and Mrs H Moreno a girl born Sept 6 at 806 North Pecos. To Mr and Mrs P Benavides a girl born Sept 4 at 402 North Laredo. To Mr and Mrs Leons Vizza a girl born Sept 2 at 410 North Santa.

Juan Treveno South Laredo Street G. R. Grove Avenue D Joseph Frazar Wyoming Street Wilson H. Reed Seppo Fem North Cherry Street J. M. Olivarri East Evergreen Street John L. Sirdo J. H. McGoldrick Modesto Simon el Paso Street H. Moreno North Pecos Street P. Benavides North Laredo Street Leons Vizza North Santa Street

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WOMEN Smith Powell Cones Mothers Club San Antonio Congress of Mothers Fondagers William Shakespeare Germany Abel Adam Bett Eve Adolf Allen Alan the Hound Algernon Allah Amaso Amos Archibald Benoni Caleb Bertram Cecil Cyrus Esau Enog Dennis Bacchus Evan Henry Heinrich Laban Llewellyn Miles Phineas Randal Randolf Rufuses Towit Henrietta Wilhelmina Deborah Percival Ethelinda Eulalia Huldah Gertrude Martha Mary Chicaco Painless Dentists Crown Theater E. Houston ST Powell’s Studio Ball A. Collman Main Commercial Department Britain Hot Wells Hotel Texas the Menger H W. Wills Mgr Bexar Alfred Sanner Prop Mexico St. Anthony Hotel Gunter Hotel Company Omal Hotel New Braunfels, Tex American Bank & Trust Co
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