Moore area dances and local notices highlight Pearsall region
In Pearsall Texas Sept 23 residents report dances hosted by Moore area youth attracting attendees from Pearsall. Weather brought scattered showers and green grass. A Moore cotton gin fire caused $400 damage but was insured. Local land sales include 20 000 acre ranches sold to Senator Kerr. Various residents and visitors are noted with travel to Dallas Austin Laredo Uvalde and engagements at area schools.
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Pearsall Pointes
Pearsall
Texas
Moore Aras
Moore
DeVilbiss Brothers
Y. B
Applewhite
Senator Kerr
Laredo
Fudge BR
Itro Granite Baptist Association
Mise Elta Gale
San Attotio
Wiliamson
Pearnayl
Mra. Bennett
Abping
Texan
Mr. and Birs
Alford
Major Thomps on Sells Condemned Fort Sam Supplies
A public auction at Fort Sam Houston led by Major Thompsons, chief quartermaster, sold condemned supplies and second hand fixtures from the old post canteen. Items included a billiard table and cash registers. most goods fetched little, while some tools and instruments were auctioned off. Privates McGee and Chayes were sent to Angels Island for instruction. others enlisted for the Seventh Infantry and Forty-fourth, with officers ordered to reexamine infantry gear for Manila deployment.
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Fort Sam iLouston
Thompsou
Department of Texas
Canien
G. Z. Norbery
Fort Sang i Touston
Dave Burns
John A. McGee
Alexander Chayes
Cropa
Angels’ Island
Cal
Died, Oldest Skidmore Resident Passes Away at 87
Skidmore Texas September 22 report of Win P McMaster’s death aged 87. He was the town’s oldest resident, once a wealthy stockman tied to Latgarto and Eugene Woodmany. Other items note Cuba veteran ex-soldier, illnesses among locals, coyotes biting livestock, school season, social events, and local business visits.
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Skidmore
Texas
Win
P. McSfaster
Mr. McMaster
Latgarto
Eugene Woodmany
Cuba
Buster Ballard
B. J. Seymour
del Hio
WI Woodmanay
Uin
Paylor
Ballard
Aer
Olina
Vigborgere
Alys
A. Mekal
Maggie
Marcia Metall
Vaneh
Rev. L. Napier
Chldren
Gasablanka
EB. V. Hume
Varmers and Merchants Fire Institute Co
San Antonio
R. Johnson
Cammission
Senor Vancho
Scenic Line Routes Through Colorado on Denver & Rio Grande
Through Colorado the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad runs two distinct mountain lines via Scenica Line with connections to Rio Grande Western Railway. Tickets from Denver to Grand Junction Ogden Salt Lake City or San Francisco may use either main line through Leadville and Glenwood or via Marshall Pass and Black Canyon. Passengers can read tickets both directions as The Scenic Line of the World, enabling outbound and return route choice. S J T w o o n e r G P T A Denver Co for Illustrated pamphlets Edgewood and Paxton’s stock at Crystal Saloon 407 Main Plazas.
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Denver & Rio Grandé Railroad
Rackiles
Denver
Grand Suncdlon
Grand Junction
Ogden
Denver & Rio Grande
Leagyllte
Glenwdad Springs
Marshall Pass
Bleck Canon
Salt Lake City
Salliway's figures attack San Antonio water and light costs
County Commissioner H H Salliway releases a detailed cost analysis on municipal ownership of a proposed electric light and water plant. He claims present city expenses for pumping, lamps, and maintenance would total about 1.2 million over ten years, and argues private vs city control outcomes and reduced rates, inviting readers to his office for further discussion.
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H. H. Salliway
San Antonio
Highland
Fbelty
Luke
San Ananio Eyning
OXCIIANG ASSOCIATION Night Run Plans And Notices
The cycling club plans a Friday night run to San Pedro park with a concert for members and a future club run to the fair grounds around the 17th when the new road opens. Members meet at 8 pm with route by Commerce street to Mall avenue and either Pokin hill or San Pedro avenue. Also arranging a Thanksgiving day run and investigating roads for a suitable starting point. Membership offers protection against thief activity with tagged wheels, and secretary invites missing members to contact President Dr. J.M. Gain for tags and buttons. Also lists several real estate transfers and a new studio advertisement at 107 Commerce Street.
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Clas R
San Pedro Park
Fair Grounds
Commerce Street
Mali Avenue
Pokin ‘Hilk
San Pedro Avenue
Hive Bean
Eluv
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the Sunday Light
Tress Tat
THE
Manhattan Stock Co
Bargain Seekers Paradise
Gus A
Bohnet & Bro
Houston Street
Nou
Yost
Stubbs
PHONE
Arpiolus
Mijor Thompsox
Warl Sam Itouston
Charles Graham
Janes Fenton
Eiighteenth Infantry
Philippines
Seventh Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
X.Y
Portly
Cougress Beagley
Forty-Fourth Infantry
Wort Leavenworth
Genera Ghaemhers McKibbin
Charles J. Helzmaann
Surgcon
Yuri Samausten
Marty-tutled
Manila
Colorado
Edgewood
Paxton
Crystal Sato
Vparvales
Ulu T Pereates
Miss Winnigan
Alen?s
Auade
Mign
Daduss
Wade of Ad
Jadies
Dadibes
Blagk Grepoks
Xery Rich
Vrorch
Aleess Rey
Vic Kld
Mned
Victor Anu Zoel Aaial
Balliway
Oxciang Association
J.M. Gain
Daling Block
Real Eslato Transfare
Mary C
Mattison
B. B .McGeldrick
Hock
Avenue B
West End Town Co
J. H. Peacock
West Ente
Mabel L
A. K. Frye
N. C. Shannon
Garson Strect
J. H. Moore
J.W. Moore
Houston
Arthur I
Wicks
Victor Mather
Ogden and
Alc. Cullough Streets
Loenat Avenue
Crockett
Albert L. Wickes
Arthur ¢i
Wickes
An&k
Albert I
D'Lacy
B. Wickes
Delty
Eres
Pinckney Street
New Traunfels Avenue
Rothwell
Cet Commeres Street
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