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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

3

Wichita Falls Man Treated for Morphine Addiction Loses Slavery

A Wichita Falls man recalls his recovery after three weeks at the Neal Institute in Dallas and praises the painless cure for morphine addiction. The advertisement promotes Neal Institutes in Dallas and Houston, claiming hundreds reclaimed and inviting referrals and inquiries.

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

Champ Clark Returns to Native Town for Campaign

Champ Clark returned to Lawrenceburg Kentucky to advocate for the state Democratic ticket. An escort of 100 Clark pupils greeted him at the depot while a gala picnic day unfolded with free burgoo and a large parade. Attending were James McCreery and Ollie James among other national figures. Clark was born near Lawrenceburg and educated at Transylvania University.

Associated Press Lawrenceburg Champ Clark House of Representatives Clark Anderson County James B. McCreery Ollie James Mr. Clark Transylvania University Missouri

The Texas Wonder Kidney and Rheumatic Cure Ad

Dr. B. W. Hall marketed The Texas Wonder claiming cures for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with a one dollar bottle. The ad promises quick and permanent relief and notes testimonials from locals in St. Louis Missouri and local druggists sell the remedy.

B. W. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Settlement of bill of lading disputes in three corner case

Cotton futures and forged documents drive lawsuits as Mississippi banks and railroads sue the New York Dock Company over bills of lading held by Stephen M. Weld. cases seek to recover cotton shipped by Steele Miller & Co. and stored for Holly Springs and Jackson banks. Trials proceed in Brooklyn and federal courts with multiple banks named as plaintiffs.

Associated Press New York Steele Miller & Co Corinth Miss Supreme Court Brooklyn Mississippi Banks Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad New York Dock Company Steele, Miller & Co Stephen M. Weld Lackawanna Weld & Co Bank of Holly Springs First National Bank of Jackson Mississippi Weld Bank of Macon, Mies Grenada Bank Bank of Tupelo New York Central Railroad

Railroads Brought to Book in New Orleans Cotton Bill Row

Steamship interests and traffic chiefs met in the New Orleans board of trade with Charles Haight of Liverpool stakes. Railroads agreed to supply steamer lines with copies of bills of lading for all freight to end cotton bias and protect all commodities. Haight planned to press the Liverpool plan in Texas after the conference.

Associated Press New Orleans Steamship Lines Board of Trade Charles 8S. Haight New York Liverpool Central Bureau Haight Texas

Largest Dog Funeral Led by San Francisco Owner

Miss Jennie Crocker conducted a ceremony for her Boston terriers Dick Dazzler and Wonderland Duchess valued at 5000 dollars each. Over a hundred full blooded dogs followed in the procession, with total canine wealth cited above 100000 dollars. Dogs buried in Egyptian style concrete coffins after a formal funeral. Crocker wore black as mourners and her dogs wore crepe ribbons.

Jennie Crocker San Francisco Boston Dick Dazzler Wonderland Duchess

Splinter Removed From Army Clerk’s Finger

Francis L. Holbrook United States Army quartermaster clerk had a splinter driven from his wrist into the first joint of his left index finger two years after an accident in 1909. An X-ray revealed the splinter had migrated through the tissue.

Francis L. Holbrook Quartermaster’s Department United States Army Holbrook

Mission Society Meets at Calvary Baptist Church

The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist met in church parlors. Nine new members were added, officers for the term were elected, and $1050 was raised during the year. Twenty six members attended the session. Officers include President Mrs G W Williams and treasurer Mrs McGinnis among others.

Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society The Calvary Baptist Church G. W. Williams Callaway W. D Ray Dasdach P. Simpson R. F. Stokes

Worth More Than Two Hundred Dollars For Alamo Junk

Dr. A B Conley disagrees with contractor O L Kinsley and will re advertise bids to tear down the Hugo Schmeltzer building and clear rubbish from the cradle of Texas liberty. The junk is valued around 1100, with Kinsley claiming 200 is generous. Conley plans another San Antonio inspection before action. Carnival association moves out. moving five vans to the old power plant for parade pieces.

Cradle of Texas Liberty A. B. Conley O. L. Kinsley Dr. Conley San Antonio Austin Alamo Spring Carnival Association Mission San Antonio Traction Company Tenth and Austin Streets

Old veteran visits governor at Austin

Captain W. W. Isaacks, 80, a Civil War veteran from Jacksonville, Cherokee County, met Governor Colquitt in Austin. Isaacks, native Texan, claims to have known every Texas president and governor from Henderson to Colquitt, except Davis. Royal orchestra performs daily at the Saratoga restaurant.

Austin Tex Colquitt W. W. Isaacks Jacksonville Cherokee County Isaacks Republic of Texas Pinckney Henderson Davis Texas

Halbert to Oppose Kone in Coleman County Democratic Primary

Walter C. Woodward, assistant attorney general, says H. A. Halbert of Coleman County will challenge Commissioner of Agriculture Kone in the next Democratic primaries. Halbert, a prominent Coleman resident, announced intent to enter the race after Woodward’s return from the county.

Austin Tex Walter C. Woodward Agriculture Kone H. A. Halbert Coleman County Woodward Halbert

Elks Lodge Opens New Hall in Seguin

The Elks lodge formally opened its new hall in Seguin Texas with a ceremonial program on Monday night. Refreshments and a ball followed the ceremonies and a large delegation from San Antonio and San Marcos attended.

Seguin Tex the Elks Lodge San Antonio San Marcos

Establish Cotton Yard in Mata Gorda County

Bay City Texas September 20. Mata gorda county's first cotton yard is being staked off today. It will occupy a large portion of the vacant block southeast of the public square.

Bay City Tex Matagorda County

Irrigation Proves Fertility of Texas Land

L. C. Doby of Colorado Texas shows irrigation pays in Texas by harvesting 750 dollars of cantaloupes from one acre in August. He plans to plant the ground with turnips, illustrating Texas soil equals or exceeds fertility seen in other states.

L. C. Doby Colorado Texas

Shooters Converge for West Hogan Trap Shoot in Atlantic City

Trap shooters from the south east midwest and Canada compete in Atlantic City for the West Hogan shoot preliminaries. H Lynn Worthington topped the 100 singles with 98 targets while Lester German followed with 97 and Jerome de Bee Utica William Ridley Whatcher and George Lynn tied at 96.

Atlantic City Associated Press N. J South East Middle West Canada H. Lynn Worthington Lester German Jerome de Bee Utica N. Y William Ridley Whatcher Iowa George M. Lynn E. M. Funk

Quenches Thiret Horsford's Acid Phosphate Teaspoonful

An advertisement touts a teaspoonful of Horsford's Acid Phosphate mixed in water as a sweeter healthier alternative to lemonade, claiming it finishes quenching thirst and improving taste.

Imhoff Sells Pool Room to Erlanger Family

Seguin Texas September 20 Henry Imhoff sold his pool room to A Erlanger and son Imhoff plans to pursue another business. Erlanger formerly owned the Grand Central hotel.

Seguin Tex Henry Imhoff A. Erlanger and Son Imhoff Erlanger Grand Central Hotel

Fine Rice Crop Near Wadsworth Planned by Local Merchant

BAY CITY Tex Sept 20 V L Le Fulle a prominent merchant and large planter says he will begin cutting the Le Tulle rice crop near Wadsworth this week He reports 600 acres of tapping rice of the finest quality and expects to sell about 30000 dollars worth of rice from the 600 acres

Bay City Tex V. L. le Fulle Matagorda Wadsworth

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H. McMahon House Kentucky BILLO Bank and Railroads Steamship Companies In Shepherd Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co Mission Society Meets Storm Serges Saul Wolfson Dry Goods CO Alamo, Corner Commerce Street Kinsley Henderson Down Royal Orchestra Pabst Blue Milwaukee Beer Co el Paso Street Hay Philo Hay Specialties Co Ewark U.S. A Harfina Devummenuca Fletcher Business Directory Bailie Avenue C W. Houston Flores Pierce Dayton Bicycles BEN L. Miller CO B. Houston St Texas Steam Laundry Bidg San Antonis Hugo Schmeltzer & CO West Commerce St Rosskam Geistleys & Co Green River Sauerbach Optimo Lawrence Barrett Watt Tom Keene Guessaz & Ferlet Coo F&xpert Sandels Phenae Hertzberg’s Charles Rees Rees West Commerce Street Sullivan's Bank San Antonio Loan & Trust Go Glo. W. Brackenebings Leroy G. Denman Ie Chamberlain MM. BR. Brackenridge Perd Caroline Ea. Stribling Chas. A. Bilker
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