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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1911

Page

8

Scientific methods boost Texas cotton and corn yields

Reports to the Texas Industrial Congress from operators in ninety five counties show scientific farming increasing cotton and corn yields. Contest offers 10000 dollars for top yields with county by county figures: Bastrop 5 bushels corn 1 3 bale cotton. Bexar 22 bushels corn 1 2 bale cotton. Nueces 50 bushels corn 1 2 bale cotton. Guadalupe 50 bushels corn 7 8 bale cotton. Harris 30 bushels corn 5 6 bale cotton. and other counties with varied results.

Texas Texas Industrial Congress Congress Bexar Comal Gillespie Gonzales Guadalupe Harris Karnes Nueces Travis Wilson

Remarkable Catandir Pepsin Ginger Stomach Remedy

A medical authority touts a stomach relief prescription mixing essence of Pepsin Ginger syrup and Catandir compound. Dose is one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime for rapid relief and potential cure of dyspepsia.

Hooe

Ghostly fright drives man to fainting and mute plea

New Haven dispatch details Antonio Zindie who swore his friend Raffael Detonno’s murderer sent a ghost to haunt him on July 30. The specter allegedly appeared Friday night, leaving Zindie speechless until Dr. Griswold determined he had been stricken dumb. Father Sullivan later prayed with him at the Berlin cemetery statue of the Virgin Mary, where Zindie prayed aloud and placed his gold watch in the statue’s granite hand.

Antonio Zindie Raffael Detonno New Haven Detonne Zindie R. M. Griswold

Healthiest country girl prize at Iowa state fair

Frances Altman 12 of Altoona weighed 145 pounds with normal health and took the healthiest country girl honor at the Des Moines Des Moines dispatch notes the event held by the Central Church of Christ of Des Moines. Hazel May Talbott 2 of Pela won the prettiest baby of Iowa after a close contest with Laurence Hankamer of Des Moines who sought a third win.

Frances Altman Frank Altman Altoona Central Church of Christ of Iowa Hazel May Talbott W. W. Talbott Pela

Hoo Hoo Members Resign Over Secretary Reselection

Nearly forty Minneapolis members of the Order of Hoo Hoo resign after J. H. Baird of Nashville is re elected as salaried secretary at the September 9 annual meeting. Platt B. Walker of the Mississippi Valley Lumberman is cited as a leader of the society.

Associated Press Minneapolis Minn Order of Hoo Hoo Lumbermen’s Secret Society J. H. Baird Nashville Tenn Platt B. Walker Mississippi Valley Lumberman

Lumber Mills Close in Beaumont Over Labor Troubles

The 36 lumber mills in Beaumont Texas remain closed after a month of labor disputes. Mill owners say operations will not resume until workers return under preclosure conditions, with no clear prospect of settlement. The Associated Press reports the stalemate continues.

Beaumont Tex Timber Workers’ Brotherhood

Many Members Added

At a Gonzales Texas meeting of the Boys' Hog club twenty-nine new members were enrolled, bringing total membership to thirty-four. The Business Men's club offered seven dollars and fifty cents for first prize and two dollars fifty cents for second prize for the boy signing up the most new members. Clay Corder won first prize with twenty-one new members and Tom Booth won second with eight.

Gonzales Tex

Mayor Sues Campaign Chair for Defamation in Texas

Mayor Bryan Callaghan sues A. H. Jones, former chair of the Commission Government league campaign committee, in the Seventy-third district court for 40000 damages alleging a January 7, 1911 circular defamed his character and reputation and exposed him to public contempt and financial injury. The petition claims malicious writing circulated via mails and messengers, targeting his honesty and integrity in office and as a citizen.

Bryan Callaghan Seventy-third District A. H. Jones Commission Government League C. A. Davies Callaghan United States James O'Leary San Antonio State of Texas Jones

Grove's Tastelope Malaria Tonic for All Ages

The ad promotes GROVE'S TASTElaria as a tonic to aid recovery from malaria and to strengthen the system for both adults and children, offered at 50 cents.

Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths Open Today

The Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths open today offering a cure for the sick and pleasure for the well. Street cars from Harlandale and South Flores run direct to the baths for a five cent fare.

Harlandale South Flores Mission Loop

Four Die in Fire in Chicago Flats

Four people died in an early morning fire described as incendiary that largely destroyed two small flat buildings at 133 South Sagamon Street in Chicago. Victims were Harry Egalovitch, his wife, their infant, and boarder L. Alper. two babies survived unharmed.

Associated Press Chicago South Sagamon Street Harry Egalovitch L. Alper

Largest aluminum radiator built for 300 HP airship engine

In Dresden the construction site shows a proposed world’s largest radiator, designed for a 300 horsepower airship engine. It is said to be built entirely from aluminum.

Dresden

Double murder in South Austin under coroner inquiry

Trav is county grand jury probes the midnight killings of saloonkeeper John Gest and deputy George Duncan. Suspect John Teague, a 38 year old horse trader, was arrested near the scene after a chase from the police station. Coroner’s inquest ruled shotgun wounds caused the deaths. The Winchester used is held by the sheriff.

Austin Tex Travis County Grand Jury South John F. Gest George Duncan John Teague Teague George W. Mendell Gest Duncan Winchester Sheriff's Department

Doan's Kidney Pills Endure Time Test Across Nation

Doan's Kidney Pills gain long term endorsement from San Antonio user Mrs. G. L. Spurrier who credits relief from backache and bodily weakness. The testimonial notes repeated use by her family and confirms the June 1908 recommendation. Available from Bexar Drug Co. and at 50 cents per box via Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo as U S sale agents.

Dean Doan G. L. Spurrier Zarramora Avenue San Antonio Texas Bexar Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Shallow wells fueling growth of orchards and truck farms

J. D. Martin of Alpine Brewster County reports rapid expansion of the shallow well irrigation system in western Texas. He notes increasing orchard and truck farm acreage, growing prosperity among truck farmers, and road and rail development extending into Alpine aiding a likely future expansion.

Austin Tex J. D. Martin Alpine Brewster County Mr. Martin Martin

Harlandale Baths Open With New Bead Stringing Machine

Harlandale Hotel Baths offers first day opening at Harlandale and South Flores streets with direct streetcar access for central fare. A French invention enables bead stringing. Children urged to use Fletcher's Castoria.

Walsh Will Know Fate In Few Days Parole Hearing Set

John R. Walsh a former Chicago banker seeking parole from the Leavenworth federal prison will likely not have a hearing this week as the federal board of parole met to review his case. The Associated Press reports delays in fate for Walsh.

Associated Press Leavenworth Kan John R. Walsh Chicago Federal Board of Parole

Parole Eligibility Noted in Five Year Sentence Case

The board plans to mail its report to Washington and announce the decision from the attorney general's office. On September 18 he had served one third of his five year sentence and was eligible for parole.

Washington Attorney General's Office

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Iers THE Western Union Telegraph Company J.M. Hopkins Main Ave A. R. Beal ADDN Gunter Building J. Harvey Moore Gunter Office Fraser Fountains Horlick’s Gigular Baby Boarder Stonewall Jackson Buckingham W. Va Laura J. Arnold Harlandale Bath House Harlandale Bath Royal Orchestra Saratoga Restaurant Riebe Undertaking Co Fletcher France Walsh Federal Board of Paroles Axahachie Katy Sterrett Brazos Valley the Bell Jewelry Company Alamo Plaza W. Commerce Draughon Practical Business College San Antonio, Texas Susivass’ College Alamo Plaza and Croghett St American Bank& Trust Co W A. Meert Conmerce St. Owe Es Spencetinnen
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