Gifts to missions are at low tide
Special to The Light reports missionary societies closing books note a poor gifts year. For the first time in Congregationalism history all missionary groups will meet in Cleveland this fall with the national council, a triennial body. The three main bodies are the American Board, American Missionary Association and Home Missionary Society, with the American Board yet to finish figures but showing eleven months of income down on all accounts except small interest income.
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New York
Congregationalism
America
Cleveland
National Council
American Board
American Missionary Asselation
Torsienllo Band Gathers San Antonio At Hot Wells
The Torsiello band performs this afternoon and again tonight at Hot Wells drawing growing crowds. Attendance Sunday was heavy and officials expect another large turnout for the evening concert and the popular car ride to the wells.
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Hot Wells
Torsiello
Wells
San
Torsiello Concerts Draw Crowds At Resort Grove
The Torsiello concerts attract growing crowds at a resort near the grove by the hotel. The bandstand sits under majestic trees with waiters ready to serve at the club house as patrons relax in the open air. Concerts run three times weekly, this afternoon and evening promising continued delight and relief from city heat.
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Torsiello
Howling Alley
Burial Permits For Several Infants And A Child
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs 7th 219 Town street San Long Lia age 61 died September 2 at 519 South Pecos street of exhaustion Interment at San Fernando cemetery Karl Frosbese aged 4 died September 24 on Alamo Heights consumption Interment New Braunfels Guadalupe Goowales aged 4 died September 23 at 127 El Paro street of spinal meningitis Interment at San Fernando cemetery
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Mra
Town Street
Sta Long Tia
South Pecos Street
San Fernando
Karl Frosbese
Alamo Heights
New Braunfels
el Paro Street
Sai Fernando
Births Reported In Local Homes
Birth notices showing several newborns with parents and street addresses. A boy born September 24 to Mr and Mrs A P Martin at 1222 Magon Street. A girl born September 24 to Mr and Mrs R Beasley at 310 lows. A girl born September 28 to Mr and Mrs Gromit at West Commerce Street. A boy born September 19 to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Roseman at 132 Monumental verre. A boy born September 21 to Mr and Mrs J Thurchman at 161 Cherry Street. A boy born September 23 to Mr and Mrs Tarmith at 111 Belmont Street.
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A. P. Martin
Magon Street
R. Beasley
Lows
Sire
Sed
Gromit
West Commerce Street
Hoy
Rudolph Roseman
Monumental Verre
J. Thurchman
Cherry Street
Mrs. Tarmith
Belmont Street
Cardinal Gibbons Urges Arbitration in Labor Conflicts
Cardinal Gibbons denounces monopolies and urges peaceful, moral reform in labor relations. He condemns strikes and favors arbitration to settle disputes between capital and labor, warning against hostile union elements and stressing social welfare and justice.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbon
Haycolls
Anertea
Atlantic
Alma
Cardinal Gibbons
Teper m- Jona
Wnions
Citigans
Emmenad
Laundry workers plan central Texas meeting in Waco
In Waco on September 2 laundrymen from central Texas plan a formal gathering and prospective organization. An initial meeting at Corals enna laid groundwork, with further talks about a formal union and potential actions to address shared concerns.
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Waco
Tex
Lie
Texas
Coralsenna
Ir Waa
Waco Schools See Record Attendance and New Seats
Reports from Waco public schools show attendance far surpassing past records and rapid filling of facilities. More than 1000 new desks and seats have been ordered as additions to the buildings proceed.
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Waco
Tex
Victoria Public Schools Open with Higher Attendance
Special to The Walet Victoria Tex Sept 25 Victoria's public schools opened with an attendance about 400, over 100 more than the first day previous year. Two Catholic schools in the county report about 225 pupils enrolled.
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Walet Victoria
Tex
Victoria
Aoa
Cty
Waco Girl Hurt In Franklin Street Horse Incident
Spacial to The Jtehi reports 25 year old Bettleton girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bonger, was thrown from a horse on Franklin Street. She sustained a dislocated shoulder and facial bruises when the horse reared and bolted during a drive yesterday.
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Waco
Tex
Franklin Street
Fare
H. Bettleton
Mrs. Bonger
Waco Tax Values Jump With City Assessment Rise
Special to The Light from Waid Texas reports a sharp rise in property tax valuations over the past twelve months. City Tax Assessor Moor notes an increase well above one billion dollars in assessed values, signaling rising tax obligations for residents and businesses citywide.
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Moor
Symptoms of Gatarrh and Katarne Remedy
Symptoms vary from nasal gatarrh to throat catarrh and stomach issues. Nasal congestion causes forehead pain and sneezing. throat catarrh brings husky voice and coughing. Stomach symptoms include coated tongue and poor appetite. Bronchial catarrh causes chest discomfort and coughing mornings. The remedy Katurin is promoted as a world wide reliable cure. For sale by the San Antonio Drug Co.
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San Antonio Drug Co
Dog Owners Protecting Canines Form San Antonio Group
Owners of hunting dogs organize the San Antonio Dog Owners Protective Association. A constitution and bylaws are adopted, with officers including Fréd J. Joatston as vice president and George B. Taliaferro Wesley Peacock R. P. Coon G. W. Goller A. W. Sareligson elected to the executive committee. The group offers a $100 reward for arrests or convictions of dog thieves or killers and plans a meeting with the Laurel Heights Gun Club at West Fat Jake on October 4 to discuss sportsmen matters.
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San Antonio
George B. Taliaferro
Wesley Peacock
R. P. Coon
G. W. Golller
A. W. Sareligson
Fréd J. Joatston
Association
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Clearest Sweet Taste
An old advert boasts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the original tasteless remedy. It claims sugar prevents bitterness, noting the product dissolves in the mouth yet not in the stomach, suitable for both adults and children. The tonic is marketed as the standard for 30 years with a price, Ace rate.
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GROVE
Religious hosts in convention gather for international meeting
Washington reports the Brotherhood of St. Andrew hosts arriving for the twenty second international convention. Delegates and clergy from the United States Canada England Scotland and the West Indies attend. Notables include Bishop A W Winnington-Tagranz Tron don visiting. Sessions open with committee reviews and preparatory conferences led by James L. Houghteling and Rev Lloyd W. Tompkins. A Quiet Hour service will be conducted by Rev Dr C H Brent.
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Washington
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Protestant Episcopal Church
Canada
England
Scotland
West Indies
A. &. Winnington-Tagran
Trondon
America
United States
International Committee
Janes L. Houghteling
Chicago
Brotherhood
Lloyd W. Tompkins
Holy Trinity Church
Philadelphia
C H Brent
Philippines
Gas Meter Invention Question Stirs Historical Debate
A fragmented note questions who invented gas meters and references individuals such as Bitsy Hixon and Dizon. The text hints at a past discussion or judgment about contributions, though details remain unclear.
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Dizon
Free Text Books Debate Leads Texas Education Rally
An educational rally in Bee thoven hall featured P F Stewart L E Wolfe Carling Bee State Senator Robert B Green and Theodore Harris arguing for free text books compulsory education and higher school funding The speakers criticized Texas lagging behind other states and urged reforms including increased taxation and better teacher pay while advocating practical education and social responsibility.
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Beethoven Hall
Texas
wWening Wire
P. F P. Stewart
L. EB. ‘Wolfe
Carling Bee
Robert B. Green
Theodore Harris
State Educational Association
Bural
Stewart
Wolfe Telited
Ree
Senator Green
Theodora Harris
Evenine
Discett
Antonians
San Antonio
Bexar County
Mr. Bee
Tevas
India
Tamar
Republe
Yexita
Congress
Quistada
Green
Theodore Maria
Texag
Rancelon
Yeatlann
Fastest Train Run From Darlington To York Reported
The Borland line records the quickest trip from Darlington to York at four and a quarter miles with a speed of 6L.7 miles per hour. The Western line from Pallington to Tirintnr via Bath achieves 69.2 miles per hour over 128% miles. The longest run noted is 226% miles from Paddington to Plemonth at 14.8 miles per hour.
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Borland
Nopihenatert
Darlington
York
Milus
Hik
Geest Western
Pallington
Tirintnr
Alimony dispute follows New York suit after multiple marriages
The divorced woman seeks four hundred eleven dollars monthly alimony from Kilbridge Gerry Snow Jr. His remarriage to Mrs. Oseci Hoppe led to increased financial obligations, with Snow contending over alimony control. He has since faced court action and filed suit in the New York supreme court seeking relief.
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DeTort
Kilbridge Gerry Snow Jr
Snow
Oseci Hoppe
Mmre. L. L. DeBost
Pelley
TeBoxt
Agatnet
Ha Han
New York Supreme Court
Askiag
Korean Daily Report Arrived With Disturbance In Family
A Corean report handed to us this month describes four days ago a Shoyg Fyung Cit family making a loud disturbance. Details are sparse, but the incident concerns local residents and authorities responding to the commotion.
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Corean
Korea Daily
Evgheh Ag
Iy Shoyg Fyung
Beethovens Hall Dance Invitation Mentioned in Dream Jot
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a September 26 invitation dance at Beethoven Hall with reference to a Japanese officer and a dreaming sequence. The text remains unclear but hints at a social event, a formal invitation, and a name Artzt associated with the hall or affair.
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Tay
Beethoven Hall
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