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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1911

Page

9

Wool and Mohair Freight Rates Cut For Texas Shippers

A conference in Austin with the Texas State Railway Commission resulted in a revised wool and mohair transportation schedule. The new plan lowers rates by ten cents per hundred pounds and standardizes classifications to allow equal competition for growers and shippers, even when compression is not possible.

C. D. Stokes A. C. Schreiner Kerrville Texas Austin State Railway Commission

Wichita Falls Man Declares Neal Institute Cure

J H McMahon of Wichita Falls Texas says he is soundly cured of long term morphine use after treatment at the Dallas Neal Institute. He left August 12 claiming no suffering and praising the institute as harmless and effective. The notice urges others to write for information and visit either Dallas or Houston Neal Institutes offering confidential treatment and accommodations for about fifty guests.

J. H. McMahon Wichita Falls Texas Dallas Neal Institute Neal Institute Houston Dallas Neal Institutes Richardson Avenue Pease Avenue

Cheaper Transport Rates Apply to Small Shipments

Former users of lower rates due to proximity to the compresses may ship under Column No 2 with a minimum weight, receiving the cheaper schedule whether goods are compressed or wrapped in single bags or bandaged sacks.

Arkansas Flooded With Worthless Paper Scams

Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma are flooded with cancelled Mississippi state warrants redeemed January 1 1904, passed off as national bank bills by fairs carnivals and picnics followers. Six convictions reported in Fort Smith with more cases elsewhere. A block of $25 000 in value was shipped to small Oklahoma towns for distribution to victims including street car men saloon keepers and resort proprietors.

Associated Press Fort Smith Ark Arkansas Oklahoma Mississippi

Texas Nurserymen Adjourn After Papers and Elections

The Texas Nurserymen's association adjourned at noon after reading papers on industry topics and lively discussions. Officers were reelected: President J R Mayhew of Waxahachie, Vice President J R Downing of Wichita Falls, and Secretary-Treasurer J S Kerr of Sherman. The next meeting place will be set at the Farmers' Congress in July.

Associated Press Waco Texas Texas Nurserymen’s Association Texas Nurseryman's Convention J. R. Mayhew Waxahachie J. R. Downing Wichita Falls J. S. Kerr Sherman Farmers’ Congress

Olmstead and Knowlton Face Affray Charge in Police Court

Cigar dealer G P Olmstead testified he lost a 475 dollar check after being struck in the face, as he and bartender George Knowlton were arraigned on an affray charge. Judge Buckley postponed the hearing to September 19 due to conflicting evidence. Olmstead said he was provoked. Knowlton claimed Olmstead struck first. The incident reportedly occurred near East Houston Street and Alamo Plaza last Monday afternoon.

G. P. Olmstead Buckley George Knowlton Olmstead Knowlton

Meat Convictions Increase in Abbott Crusade

In Houston on September 13, two more meat dealers were convicted of sulphiting meat during the state pure food crackdown led by Abbott's lieutenants. Each offender was fined $25 and costs, with about 20 cases still awaiting court disposition.

Associated Press Houston Tex Abbott

Walks 35 Miles for 35 Dollars in Texas Joke

J O S White a Gonzales city council member joked about walking 35 miles to Yoakum for 25 dollars. Friends funded the trek and he left Gonzales at 1 AM hoping to return that evening with a second purse bringing total to 35 dollars.

Gonzales Tex White Yoakum

Inventor Reunites Inmate Team To Patent Nickel-Blocking Device

Al bert C. Jahl and John L. Post, jailed for nickel theft schemes, formed a plan in Denver to finish a non nick el producer device for toll telephones. Jahl, released on bond, completed the invention and seeks patent and backing to market the device now sought by the Colorado Telephone company and related firms.

Albert C. Jahl Colorado Telephone Company Denver Post John L. Post Telephone Company State Reformatory E. B. Field Post Denver Texas Shafroth Jahl

Big profit in land deal in Southeast Texas

Records filed in Beaumont court show Dr. Arthur Luther and associates cleared $25,000 in forty days in a major Southeast Texas land deal. Luther sold ten sections of 640 acres each from the T and N QO survey for $105,000, land in Jefferson and adjacent counties, after purchasing it July 29, 1911, for $80,000. Luther resides in Harris County.

Associate Press Beaumont Tex Arthur Luther Texas Court House Luther Jefferson Preston Harris County

Authority Granted to Sell Harrie County Bank Assets

Judge Norman G. Kittrell has given the State Banking and Insurance Commission power to privately sell the Harrie County Bank and Trust Company assets after its August 11 closure. Non interest drawing depositors have been paid from the state guaranty fund and the remaining assets are expected to cover all other claims.

Associated Press Houston Tex Norman G. Kittrell Sixty-first District Court Gill Harrie County Bank and Trust Company State Guaranty Bank Fund

Resignation Accepted for Brooks County Official

Governor Colquitt accepted the resignation of J. A. Brooks of Brooks county from the legislature. Brooks has been elected county judge of Brooks county, a county named after him.

Associated Pres Austin Tex Colquitt J. A. Brooks Brooks County Brooks

New Cavalry Formations Ordered After Fort Sam Visit

Major Henry T. Allen reports cavalry trials at Fort Sam Houston with a plan to form troops in double ranks of about 96 men. The regiment would be four to six troops and drilled as a squadron with no gaps. Major A W Yates seeks rail bids for transporting 38 officers 877 enlisted men and 380000 pounds baggage to Galveston for Panama sail. Lieut Ray C Hill to inspect Leon Springs duty detachment.

Henry T. Allen General Staff Fort Sam Houston Eleventh Cavalry War Department Allien A. W. Yates San Antonio Galveston Kilpatrick Panama Yates Ray C. Hill Leon Springs

Suburban Rail Schedule Fragments North and Local Routes

Fragmentary timetable shows multiple northbound and local trains with origins including Palestine Laredo Houston Galveston and Kerrville. Various departures and arrivals are listed for Nos 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 and special services, with several from coast towns and the Victoria division.

Houston New Orleans Galveston Dallas North Dallas, Ft, Worth Waco S.A A. P Oort Circe Gomez Bo Kerrville Sungry Occrasors Coast Kerrie Ragrville el Paso East Paso G.H Victoria Cuero Santa Fe

Well Known Physician Dr A A Allison Dies

Houston Tex Sept 13 Dr A A Allison a prominent physician aged 50 died last night after illness at his home The veteran doctor was widely respected in the medical community and had practiced in Houston for many years.

Associated Press Houston, Tex A. A. Allison

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