Home patronage pledge spurs mass San Antonio rally
A massive audience at Muth's Garden tied to a home goods pledge. Prominent prizes and dozens of contributors filled the night with enthusiasm as Irvine urged unity for local products and a next meet at San Pedro Springs Park on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muth
San Antonio
Mission Garden
Duverlor Manufacturing Company
Mengersnap Works
WJ. Dietrich & Go
Co J
DyFee
Irvine
San Pedro Springa Park
Alamo Iron Works
Bennett Gor
Lila
Business Money Club
Chandier Building
Losoya Street
Guenther Milling Co
L. Frank & Co
Kaaleo Co
S. A. Coffen
Spice Milla
S. A. Brewley Co
Lote Star Co
Ochs & Agehbacher
Price, Booker & Co
Wim
Supporabrug
J. Dean & Son
F. F.collina Co
W. A. Iswis £ Co
Lightner Tailoring Co
Helen Texas
Edlgara
Trossy Bros
Finck Cigar Factory
Hao Lao Medicine Company
Maverick-Clark Ca
C. Naun
S. A.hovee Collar Co
Bicycle Notes Chronicle a City Cycling Week and Race Plans
The report details cycling activity in San Antonio with riders like William Levple and Chriss Mintolas, a Friday rain impacting streets, and a growing interest in urban cycling clubs. It lists a September 21 road race at Mission Courts with many entrants, prizes ranging from gold watches to tires, and a large anticipated turnout with officials and a full program from the Independent Viva club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Carriu Rothers
William Levple
Tate Elty
Deslora
Hanel
Revon
San Antonio
Chriss Mintolas
Bseycla
Central Park
Cace
Elestric Hicyela
Lsana Antonio
Mission Courts
Louis Schuatze
L. F. Birdsong
Chan
Scheldemantel
August Baker
Chas, Essor
W. I. Langridge
O. Brewster
J. A. Bailey
George Potchernick
Qgyear Bates
Fline Hason
Fritz Mueller
Fritz Jutebouroiter
EL Go
Cyclomuter
Cysiaoveter
Lu. WY
Gambinaton Logic
Jockey Club
Miertia
Augphea
Viva Club
Ferce
R. I. Hotheinz
Starler
Cox
W. Hauelnen
Ludges—ii
Y. White
Ind. Seng
Arthog
Chas
Chabot
Rote
E. Keach
Beorera
A. Stieven
Miles Cavanaugh
Executiva Committee
L. Z. Schuetze
Scheidemantel
Mr. Copland
Watriss
Oscar Bates
D. Duratewicz
Wy £ D. Goodlea
C. A. Baker
J. S. Langridge
Vollntrica
Willis Jardin
Welcome Smith
Jes Lodovic
R. E. Lehman
Altango Boyd
Ploten
Intries
J. A. Roach
L. J. Sebustos
O. Bates
L. ¥. Birdsong
W. T. Langridge
Chas. Scheldemantel
A. Baker
WT. Goodloe
Dorstewicz
Langridge
E. J. Cortines
Elmo Eason
Pocker's
Sodac
Moteles Same Ag
Joepperwein
Texas Tito
Crotherg
Aylig
Uebrow
Private contract to build Aransas Pass jetty at $610000
From a private source comes word that a New York firm has been contracted to obtain and maintain deep water at Aransas Pass for 610000. The project aims to scour the bar by rapid jetty completion, but delays have reduced water depth. Proposals now include dredging the crest and possibly a second jetty to straighten currents. The sewer report for the week ending September 12 lists completed work days, trenches, miles of sewer lines, bricks used, and crew counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itovkvomr
Vrom
New York
Aransas Pass
Thet Pass
Orst
Engineera Lave
Iat
St. Joseph Island
Ecrest
Sud
Susponaléu
Gulf
Eront
Weple
Uttali
Ma- Sonn
Rail Road Notes and Local Railway Gossip
Yesterday's rain eased with rail traffic returning to normal. Arousal Pass runs a brisk cotton business. Sunset bays sound money mocking last night. Conductor Thomas J. Whaplay of the Austin and Northwestern on city business. Wttla son of Commercial Agent Charlce Fahey of the Southern Paville rides a bike. Bwittchman Mat Ryan of tha t Sunget boa returns from a Galveston visit, forgetting a promised bride. Rumor claims Southern Vacitle passenger tring 17 and 18 will be taken off wear. VP and GM GW F Yoakum of the Frigeo One returns from Calveaton to his private car. Employers contemplate a tribute for Calvis. Circu s plans unsettle railers amid circus fears. Southern Pacific passenger train from the east, yesterday, was heavy with Seguin shoppers. Arapesa Page freight and accounts dept baseball game postponed due to rain. rescheduled next Saturday. Several Aransas Pass engineers and contractors facing grievances. interviews planned with top officials. Hamilton Raynor, former Southern Pacific conductor, arrives in city and departs to California for fruit trade. Rumor of September 15 major International changes. Calvin to Missouri, Kansas and Texas with raise, supreme superintendent Trive to Voxay Ws Pacife, ex-superintendent C. G. Gelden to Texan & Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Whaplay
Austin
Northwestern
Wttla
Charlce Fahey
Paville
Bwittchman Mat Ryan
Sunget Boa
Galveston
GW. F. Yoakum
Calveaton
Southern Pacific
International
Calvis
Bega Sro
Aast
Seguin
Arapesa Page Freight
Accountr Tog
Aransas Pass
Interviswa
Hamilton Raynor
Houston
California
Calvin Wen HO
Missouri
Kansas i
Texas
Trive
Voxay
Pacife
Caluta
C. G. Gelden
The
Texan &Pacific
Churches Schedule Denomination Services Across City
A comprehensive list of worship times and locations for white and colored congregations. The record notes services at First Presbyterian St Peters Reed government hill Trinity M B church German Evangelical Lutheran South Hackberry Street Epworth League First Baptist and other churches with Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and revival plans. includes pastors such as Rev A G Borle gon Rev G L O Ewell Theo Bogisch and J W Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flores Street
Aussion
First Presbyterian Church
St. Pits
Government Hill
A. G. Borlegon
Ray
Luther W. Burron
South Fine Sweet Presbyterian Church
A. Trinity M. B
Newton
Centre Streets
Mathew
Rav
Theo
Bogisch
Hackberry Street
Ep- Worth
First Baptist Church
Jefferson
Kravis Streets
Ecook
Tom
St A. Oid
Eustace Ing
J. Weeks
Wrlromail
Schoo
Usckberry Street
Methodiss
Mackverry
Montana
Garden Street
M. Dati
Gnas
D. Danial
al Lion
Ald Ao. KY
Sabana Cumberland
Abory
Eeeaing
Thoreday
P.m. Sunoday
Kersey
St John's Episcopal Church
Nolan Street
Guttl of
St. John
St. Fanl
Clurelit
de G. d. Starnes
Stila.m
Tay
M. Gregory
Society
Chris- Uan Endeavor Theatrum
P. m
Sealone
Jb. W.roberts
Bethel A.M
Independence Celebration at Limburger's Garden
The Mexican Independence program by five societies at Limburger's Garden is set for three days with complete plans. Speakers include Lorenzo Ferrino, Juan N. Cana, Antonio D. Figres, Andres Vargas, Edward Dwyer, Silvino Rodriguez, and 8 recitations by Enriquo D. Liorento. A village fireworks display is planned for the night of the 17th. Milam lodge members are called to meet on Tuesday the 15th at 8:30 for an important Supreme lodge communication, by order of the recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limburger’s
Lorenzo Ferrino
Juan N. Cana
Antonio D. Figres
Andres Vargas
Edward Dwyer
Silvino Rodriguez
Enriqio D. Liorento
Milam Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Musilabeg AL AW
Wf. Cownry
Noonan Club Formed at I W C Hall on Laredo Street
Description of a newly formed Noonan club meeting at the I W C hall on Laredo street with seventy two new members admitted. A committee of Frank Roberta James Downey Bart Crowther Lee Witehell J W Witpor was appointed to wait on Judge Noonan Monday to apprise him of the club and its officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan Club
I. W.C. Hall
Laredo Street
Waite
Noonan Morday
Tte Offortal
Frank Roberta
James Downey
Bart Crowther
Lee Witehell
J. W. Witpor
Citation by publication in Baxar County district court
Fragmentary notice records a citation by publication in Baxar County District Court Thirty Fifth Judicial District against parties including San Antonio Land Company and Phobo M Pool with scrawled official signatures and seal indicating a September term in San Antonio. text is garbled with missing names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxar County
Vorty-fifth Judleia
Texas and
San Antonio
Also Mentioned on This Page
WBAE
Wes Andres O
Carmaia
Marin J
Bycycle Notes
Esiranca Companiis
Railroad Notes
Wolfson
Southwest
Chovkisly
Loe
L. Wolfson
Vaney
Wara Ir
Ewell
Enver
Coloras
We Commerce
Tae
Phobo M. Pool
State of
Avast
Greating
Bexar
Rody Nara
Phosbe A. Pool
Lito
Bexar County
Epure
Afiidault
Redy O'Mara
Pihoahe M. Pool
Heraz County
Phoebe M. Poole
Snidl
Jiniguiont
Galt
Yan Haya
Irata
Bato
Leawis
Clorl
Besar
Salt Court
al- Ava
San ApRouin
Olerig
Bese
Seutains R
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!