Clearing River Channel In City Dredging Project
River channel dredging under way within city limits. Workmen reached a point below the Crockete street bridge as dredges operate along the full length. Fire partially destroyed the rear gallery of the Wie residence at 1168 Buena Vista street. flames checked by fire department saving the main portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockete Street
Wie
Buena Vista Street
George W. Ramsey
Walter Schleyer
Bie
Bexar Drug Co Open All Night Sells Ranch
Bexar Drug Co stays open through the night as it sells a ranch. W H Wickendall, visiting from Internal, reports he has just sold his ranch and seeks a desirable ranch in the neighborhood of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer’s Drug Store
Bexar Drug Co
Pearch
San Antonio
W.hw. Wickendall
Knternal
Hig Ranch
Fischer's Drug Store
Bexar Drug Gospel
Land buy plans and local notices mix with court actions
A fragmented local page reports on a $150000 land acquisition interest near the city, real estate ads for school books and a used goods dealer, streetcar loop plans, and a convicts’ camp inspection. It also lists lawsuits over commissions, a recruiting swearing in, damages suits, elevator malfunctions, and a Confederate Veterans monthly meeting.
Fort Worth fair to host nine day racing meet
A Fort Worth fair stakes event opens in October promising nine days of racing. A large audience is anticipated with strong interest across north and west Texas. Col onel A B Briscoe and Mrs J D Green directed program and were praised for the well received address and trusten program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wende
A. B. Briscoe Wasaitich
3. D. Green
Fort Worth
West
Texa
Rain Hopes Rise As Rancher Seeks Sheltering Clouds
The article notes rancher A. C. Casparis as lessee of Gale Suehe viewing wells in a rain hoping region. It mentions rain relief affecting the southern state, road crews reopening work around the hospital loop, and a railway worker Walter Morris hospitalized with injuries. Council to meet. Mayor Cal Inghan away. Peters reports a $200 robbery leading to vagrancy charges against four suspects. Front doors advertised by An STAVES & SONS. Woods National Tank booklet praised but printing duties credited to C O Duffy & Sons 626 Main avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. CL Casparis
Gale Suehe
Soutiern
Cishart
the Woods National Tank
C. O. Duffy & Sons
Main Avenue
Miss Frieda Engelhardt Hairdresser and Wigmaker Ad
Miss Frieda Engelhardt offers ladies hairdressing wigmaking shampooing manicuring and facial massage at Teered Blig 212 Ave CD New phone 1003 indicating scaly treatment and hair products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Engelhardt
Teered Blig
Ave
Francie
West Texas academy decorates for season opening
The West Texas Military Academy saturnalia featured flag decorations and lively evening entertainments at Harmoney Hill. Attendees included many named ladies and gentlemen from San Antonio, Victoria, Uvalde, and Dallas, with guests at the Menger, New Maverick, and Elite hotels. A forthcoming wedding was announced, and several residents traveled from cities like Fredericksburg, Houston, and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Gymnasiing
West Texas Military Academy
Hele Bolling
Celia Wrather
Eimma Caldwell
Katharine ¥Elph
Violet Oldham
Ada Badge
Lilian Heland
Florence Connors
Kel Holm Green
Genevieve Monreland
Misa Campbell
Victoria
Messrs
Lloyd Nigh
Ross Irvin
Dan Murphy
Oh Williams
Russell Callan
Charles Buss
Gueather Frobel
Lewis Seni
Joseph Ryan
Mitton Michael
Robert Smith
Fred Seymour
Sam Burts
Marvey Buchanan
Warren
Melrose Holgminwn
O. B. Bosenhiaum
Black Vlogk
G. Garden
JG. Goode
Barnes
Athorny
Ila
Wacola
San Antonis
Menger
John Kelly
Ab Comstock
Lamhern
Rog
San Marcos
Haf
Asinger
Waco
Ward
Southern
Gorms Christ
M.D. Smith
Nanny
All Smith
Mesa
Ariz
H. 5
Y. WW. Lackey
Cuero
New Maverial
BM. W. Fowler
Wifn Aid Child
Goliad
Tbe Oil
Midi Zre Gests
New Maverick
Tra L. Wheat
Rock Springs
Maverick
J. L. Lewton
J. R. Black
Torreon
Mexico
San Antonio
Allison
Sonora
Ida
Odara
Bite
Leon
Pont Victoria
B. EB. Perrepont
Houston
Allen Paul
Kate Paul
Ruth Carsteng
Army Post Parade Schedule and Personnel Movements
The First battalion Ninth Infantry will parade this afternoon, the Second tomorrow, and the Third on Wednesday at the upper post. Reviewing officers are Captain Weeks, Major Cotter, and Captain Nicklin. Captain Charles B. Hay Jr. will spend weeks at home in Springfield Ill due to weather. Dr Charles W Callen has left for temporary duty at Fort Loxall. Major Lucian G Berry has returned from Port Mile. Captain Brooke Paine has reported for duty. Lieutenant T W Adams has been detailed to New Haven Conn. Lieutenant W H Prosser has refused a college detail and prefers San Antonio. Two men charged with desertion were turned over to the military at Fort Sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Infantry
Weeks
Cotter
Nicklin
Charles B. Hay Jr
Great Lakes
Will Gpemi
Springfeld
Hay
Brooke Paine
Artilery
T. W. Adams
New Haven
Conn
W. HB. Prosser
Folk Union
San Antonio
Civil Authoriies
Fort Sum Hous
West Point 1907 Lieutenant Assigned to Ninth Infantry
The men are being held for identification. Lieutenant Jenkins of the West Point class of 1907 has reported for duty with the Ninth Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
West Point
Ninth Infantry
Cupid's Censor Finishes Job
W H Booth spent weeks compiling statistics on divorce records for the counts, finishing work in the state and planning a brief stay before leaving for Washington. He said all territory had been covered and that other men had completed or moved on, and he questioned how long it would take to publish all statistics in book form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Booth
Mr. Booth
Rich Vein Starts Alaska Gold Fever
Washington reports a renewed Sitka Alaska gold rush after Brig. Gen. Bilott announced a rich quartz vein on an island near Sitka. A company mined and shipped ninety tons of ore to Sitka, yielding over $16,000 after freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sitka
Alaska
Craige F. Bilott
United States Marine Corps
Northwest
Elliott
Gikd
CHANGE FOOD And Lose That Uneasy Feeling
A wiry man credits Grapes Nuts food for dramatic health gains after a friend served it at meals. He reports increased energy, less irritability, and weight gain over four weeks, comparing his prior fatigue to a new vitality. He says the change has been remarkable and plans to continue the diet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
House of Values
Thos, Goggan & Bros
Houston and Navarro Sts
Rische
Big Tent
Browh
Electric Park
Silatween
20Th Century Pharmacy
Commerce Street
Willain
City News
Sola
F. A-Chapa
Texas
Pxpreas
Kirkendall
Alling
Crat
Jack Scott
Flores St
Hot Wells
Miliary Pie
Plaza
Houston Street
Gardyk Street
Conviet Farm
T. P. McAfee Iss
T. D. Henry Alaxing
Henry
Dudge
Prin County
Allin
Elouston
G. J. Gunyns
Jeans Guerra
Sult Aarist
Conness
Comness
Court House
Honston
Briscon
Albert Sidney Johnston
Kunicel
Susy
Conductors Hospital
Contivelor
Walter Morris
Southern Pacific Railway
Littla Tosa Hospital
Jim Wilke
Hust Caimmerse Street
Sneérl Hospital
Aline
Cal Inghan
Peters
West Side
Jorge Buckler
Staves & Sons
Harmenny Hill
Daucive
Mra
She West
J. M. Carr
Faye Moore
pBuiralty Smith
Winnifred — Perlin
Genevieve Scott
Martha
Nora Waren
Chiy
Wes
Venta Flato
N Bell
Roy
Claira
Psee Ruthwillett
Agnes Che
Henrietta
Adulph Hertwig
Biawin Gueotier
John Willett
Harold Morris
Lin Ogden
Laura Conrada
Lillian Lorvine
William F. Iraeman
Sin Antonin
Ware
Walter McAil
Felty Friday Evenins
Ike West
Clay West
Cherie Jones
Claire Denman
Eugenia Mangum
Avalde
Hollins, Va
Gregory Smith
Texas University At Austin
Ond
Nha Needlework Guild
Woman’s Club
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Pacific Coast
W. A. Lowe
Mattie
May Lowe
Teddy
Baltimore
Lowe
Notre Dame
Adolph Gold
Fredericksburg
Bexar
Gillesale County
R. E. Klotyer
New Brandeis
M. M. Merritt
San Anxela
San Antonin
Lie Bexar L
W. F. Robinson
Gonzales
Sra Ane Tunto
Menker
Jon T H. Thompson
San Amonio
Anch
Menger Rav
Thompson
Bellville
HH. A. Cole
Dallas
HB. Anbens
New York
Cuel
Department of Tex
Bon Antonio
Busy
Glave
McIntash Amd
Sam Hauaton
Fort Logan
Raols
Ark
Reno and
Sil
Oklahoma
O'Elach P.m
United States
Stevens
Dapity
F. Groos & CO
Commerce and Navarro
San Antonio, Texas
ARMY
Charles W. Callen
Fort Loxall
H. Roots
Lucian G. Berry
Third Artillery
Wart Sam Houston
Port Mile
Cupid
Wellville
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!