Dance by Degres of Hon or A O U W at Woodmen Ball
Community notice describes a Saturday night dance hosted by the Degres of Hon or A O U W at Woodmen ball with refreshments. Marine recruits active, Lt Horton to swear in more after entrance tests. local drug company ad. a 5 year old stabbed by a dog leads to dog owner arraignment. three suits filed in county court including Dixon Tobacco vs Western Grocers for 463.83, note payments and commissions on property sale.
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Degres of Honor
Woodmen Ball
Marine
Serion Tere
Horton
Ine Sava
Weat Contr Inorea Street
North Frio Street
Louis Hernandes
Dixon Tobacco Company Tag
Western Groce ' S Company
R.A. Downman
Joseph Schrieder
H. C. Velaman
Mra
Enine Pinple
A & Gb
Denpah
Ito
Unita
Weliville
Fischer's Drug Stores Open All Night
The report notes Fischer's Drug Stores operating all night and references charges filed in the oils court involving George Einigirs and a property value dispute. It also mentions Bexar Drug Co opening all night and a separate claim by Lice Grubb concerning Summers taking mena aide reluhings from a home.
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Fischer's Drug
George Einigiers
Nin
Lice Grubb
Jenes
Hal Summers
Bexar Drug Co
Mixed Local Notices and Fire Incident Report
A fragmented local items column notes a wedding in Columbus with Miss Nawile Catherine Culver and George Dudley from Torreon and Torreon Fountry Gun Machine Co. details, junto with a city fire incident where Assistant Chief Elshon was dragged by a hose wagon during a blaze on Sixth Street. Condemnation actions against property appear in county court.
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Gee
Torreon
Nawile Catherine Culver
Columbus
George
Dudley
Torreon Fountry Gun Machine Company
Mex
Miister
Fitira
Terrenb
Chet Elshon
Sixth Street
Nome
Mawr
Hoe
Taek
Quiet Title Action and Property Damages Hearing
The article records multiple civil actions and property matters. Commission ers Laura Thompson Julia Hun ter Mary Noon and R H Davie are named as owners and assessors in grant road extension disputes. Virginia Rose Brings Quiet Title suit aided by a next friend against Oswald Hermann to clear an undivided one eighth interest in 250 acres near Medina River south west of San Antonio.
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Grant Avene
Diack
Fredericksburg Road
Laura D. Thompson
Julia G
Howard Hunter
Mary
Noon
R. H Davie
New Orleans
George C. Saur
John PF. Fentiman
R. D. Mayho
Virginia Rose
5. W. Jarret
Oswald Hermann
Mabel Pereida
Medina River
San Antonio
Fisher's Drug Store Night Opay to Become Citizen
Carl Benne Rudolph a German native born 1860s filed declaration of intention to become a U S citizen. He is 30, a carpenter, residing 926 Devine Street as of now. Veterans meeting notes and a Spanish class at the Y M C A generate local interest.
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Carl Benne Rudolph
Germany
Hag
Ofice
United States
Vis
Devine Street
Modern Woodmen Meeting Postponed to September 28
Notice to members that a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall is postponed for two minutes of instruction and will now occur on September 28. The change affects attendance timing and planning for the Modern Woodmen organization.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Teachers Assigned To The Schools Listing Staff
A long list details assignments of teachers to multiple schools and departments including principals like Lew Walllis BR Nelson and Ellen M. Preaton, with staff names such as Kate WIlson Margaret Bralford Bek SteveNell Letitia Petrie and many others across No. 14 No. 18 No. 16 No. 17 No. 19 No. 20 No. 24 and specialized departments including German High School and Manual Training Department, reflecting a comprehensive staffing record.
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Kate Wilson
Margaret Bralford
Bek. SteveNell
Letitia Petrie
Walllis BR. Nelson
Ivy BR. Bass
Jasmine Sadler
Ada Wallace
Ellen M. Preaton
May A. Fearroll
Pantie Lewis
Wanda Oryaski
Laura Stéele
Florida Lockwood
Annie Th. Rimsey
Mary F. Huppurts
Tinie T. McKnight
Aileen Milter
Schoal
Annie Langstén
Principel
Janta Baskin
T. P. Huff
da Welker
Ratie Johnson
Ma Musereve
Carrie Kihabrough
Grace Heck
Pinra
McNeil
Afra
Martha Fuller
Nando ‘O'Brien
Sarah Adams
Brackenridge
Ewa Gitzelt
Linlene Garetysen
Emilia Holzopfel
Emmia
San Antonio Public Schools Expect Record Enrollment
The San Antonio school board and principals project the coming term will see the largest pupil body in city history, possibly reaching 12 000 in the public system with private schools adding thousands more. An information bureau at Brackenridge Grammar School aids enrollment as preparations for opening day proceed.
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J. D. Lowery
Bettie Ti. Tisner
Cora & Lewis
Mary EL Blanks
P. FP. Roberts
Grackenridge
San Antono
Boara
Tita
Academien
San Antoinio
Charles J. Lukin
Brackenridge Grammar School
High Wahaal
Somne Deng
Co Fvole
Mayor Considers Action on Ticket Scalpers at City Fair
A debate with Mayor Callaghan explored enforcement of laws against ticket scalping and railroad charges at the fair. A city county dispute emerges over who should take decisive action, with livestock exhibit fears amid planned railroad fee changes. Directors warn reduced exhibit funding could cripple Dallas and San Antonio displays, while railroads seek concessions to support cattle shipments.
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Callaghan
Sevratey Vance
Otto Wahrmind
Hennings Grohn
George C. Saun
Dallas
San Antonio
Parson’s Joke Sparks Old World Baseball Banter
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment shows a flint youth quipping about ancient baseball. The exchange references Nineveh, the Hittites, and a fabled tribe, with playful lines about who could be unbeatable, capturing a humorous era tone.
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Parson
Louisville Courier Journal
Flint
Trrtoho
Nineveh
Fave
Yong Tan
Socials and visitors fill Harmony Hall and city venues
Miss Grate Nazh returns after months away while Harmony Hall hosts a dancing party with Mrs Carr, Mrs Lowe, and Mrs Steylen as chaperons. West Texas Military Academy cadets plan a 1 o'clock gym show. Local residents and visitors including Colonel and Mrs Moore and Mrs Dodge gather for gatherings. many names noted among guests, callers, and arrivals at the New Maverick and nearby hotels.
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Harmony Hall
ML Carr
T. J. Lowe
John W. Steylen
Postum Coffee Offers Healthier Choice Says Reader Letters
A troubling bout of coffee reliance leads to health issues, with many readers recalling relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee. Testimonies describe improved digestion, headaches, and fatigue after abandoning caffeinated coffee, praising Postum as a healthier alternative and noting widespread positive effects.
Notable Visitors Fill San Antonio Hotels
A flurry of travelers from Dallas, Alice, Willard, Fort Worth, and beyond check in at the Menger, Southern, Elite, Bexar, and New Maverick hotels. Guests include H A Cole, Miss Abbie Graham, George M Martin, Mason Angerson, Vicente Perez, Alfred Levi, Roy B Barnett party, and many others, each here for business, shopping, or leisure while city sites are explored.
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Menger
H. A. Cole
San Antonio
Dallas
Ida. Franks
Wurse
Tun Ety
Pheasanton
Walton Ferech
Southern
Abbie Graham
Alice
Doday
Souther
J. Tt. Torres
Willard
Sauthers
George M. Martin
Atascosa County
Mason Angerson
Pleasanton
Business Today
Ace
H. Douglas
P. Diax
Elite
I. ©. Robinson
Byyan
B. Wendick
Laredo
Robert Law
Deeville
Bexar
M. O
Mr. Burnett
Te. ¥. Smith
St. Louis
A. Z. Firestone
Akron
Tt. Loy
J. A. Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
Nelson
Beanmont
Thy
fAiy
T. P Pope
Tennington
Vic
Big Tent Theater Offers Night of Staging Alarms and Skits
Tonight at the Big Tent Theater a full program features Mies Donn Led in a melodrama with stirring scenes and novel effects. Tomorrow night Nant theater company presents The Bosom Friend of My Bow. At Lyric last night the regular Wil Waller company offered comedy and music with The De Salme sisters, Cloud Dickinson, contortion, and Josh Dovadin vocal selections. three performances will be given Sunday.
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Big Tent
Reddy
Mies Donn
My. Bowsore
Lytle Airdame
Lyric
Wil Waller and
Local Mortuary Notices Roundup
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from San Antonio area: Sarah G. Bogg of St. Louis dies after illness. burial arrangements to St. Louis with services this evening. Cohen family mourns 51 year old death at 206 Areinioga Street with funeral tomorrow at 4 pm. W. G. Woods, 54, railroad man, dies in city hospital. body held for wife in Atlanta. Adolph Meier, 36, dies from paralysis at 419 Aransas Street. funeral at 5 pm with interment at local cemetery. Bexar Drug Co. advertises 24 hour service and delivery. Ladies' orchestra at Behuchtmeyer’s.
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Sarah G. Bogg
Sarah CG. Bogy
J. Ja Bory
St. Louis
Buena Vista Street
Sor Cohen
Areinioga Street
Wis Ib
R. M. Hughes & Co
Louisville
J. Cohen
Otary
W. G. Woods
W. G. Wools
San Antonio
Mexico
City
Bright
Riebe
Atlanta
Geansla
Adelph
Adolph Meier
Tate
Aransas Street
Mestco
Hou Antonie
Baily Cemetery
Real Estate Committee Discusses Growth and Sidewalks
An enthusiastic San Antonio real estate committee meeting urged broader free walks and paved sidewalks in the business district, stressing rapid growth and the need for more homes and commercial buildings. Leaders outlined plans to stimulate building before September 27 and cited Mayor Callaghan’s guidelines to improve city uniformity.
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Business Men's Club
K. J. Kart
Tart
Greater
San Antonio
Hart
Mr. Hart
Sig Antonio
Los Abgules
Callaghan
Vallenses
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BIG Tent Theatre
Drews “Reddy
Mail Girl
Bowser
Electric Park
City News
Bexar Drug Coy
Teddy Bear Post
Alling
Houston
Sunset
Galveston
Harrisburg
Mae
Ince Swift
Aguinal
Fortytitth District Court
Cagsimero Garcia
Garcia
Cenamany
Qmall Night
West End
Worldy Bear
Mir
Benno
Fischer
Aonary Court
F. A. Ghapa
San Annanid
Texan
Expront
Jack Bott
Flores
Fischer's Drug Store
Opay
Albert Sidney. Johnston Camp
Qutty
Rustin
Internal Revenue
M. C. Harris
of Texas At
Jalveston
Th. Henyan
Boerner
Macona
Benjamin Loyd
International & Great Northern Hallroad Company
St. Phillips Mpiscopal Church
Willita Street
Colgrail
Masonic Lodge
Spuniah
M. M. Garvis
Bathor A. Pares
Maria Jimena
Maria de Ham
Concha Chapa
Adolph Uhe
Church W. H. Christmas
C. B. Farye
Emmi
Ught Wueserge
A. Minear
Supervisur
Liltig
Gehmert
Theimeter
GA. Arnold
Colored Schools
Boxar Drox, Co
West Texas Military Academy
Sim
RM. Moore
Fourth Street
Moore
M. W. Dodge
Cleveland, Ohio
G. B. Slisbee
B. ©. Toole
R Clarke
N. Kighk
J. Cotter
George S. Moore
C. H. Grean
W. Bistom
Margaret
Mulholland
Cus
Clara Wynne
Lacy Frost
Emma Hell
Elizabeth Houston
Milas van Norman
Boston
Mesara
Nelson Lytle
Arthur Muir
J. L. Felder
Arthur Wynne
J. Hampton Sullivan
Lytle Gosling
Otto Prouffer
Kirkpatrick
J. R Adams
I Suimmer
Colorado
Carleton Adams
Jarwin His College
Marcia
Leonora Boothe
Denver
Culdis
Geoffrey Giles
Harvard
J. A. Lovett
Liberty le Amon
A. Harpertein
Corsteana
Huginens Antsaton
Alma Hotel
Tondes
Mortuary
Bexar Deng Co
Ed Ladies’ Orchestra
Behuctmeyer’s
Lyon
SU Syst. Dds
Real Estate Committee of Business Men’s
Burn Undertakers
Detroit
Royer Drug Co., Open al night Se, oheet + Roe
Ane
Elite Cafe Pompany
Frieda Engelhardt
Forrel Big
Ava
E. B
Francie
Mer
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