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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
8
John W. Gaines, water commissioner and secretary of the International Boundary Commission, surveys dam sites on the Rio Grande, Devil's River, Pecos, and Conchos in Texas. He urges Congress to provide funds to continue investigations and warns insufficient funds may halt work on the border waterway development and irrigation projects.
Lr F Oisen of Minnewypotia argues a deficiency of estetum TM Ile underpins tuberculosis causes and supports a therapy based on thin Basta elements. The piece notes Fickruns alternate in treatment and claims safety, with sale through A W Marhe druggist and Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
Texas officials including Mr. Gaines outline a plan to impound flood waters of the Rio Grande and its tributaries by dams and reservoirs on both sides of the boundary. The aim is to preserve water rights for the United States and Mexico while stabilizing the border, with sites at Devil’s River, Pecos, and Santa Helena, and to report findings to Congress by December 10, 1915.
Galbreath son of Chief Deputy James Galbreath and Mira Morette Broderick daughter of a South Heights resident will marry Wednesday afternoon at St Marys Catholic Church. Afterward they will live in San Antonio Me with Galbreath in business.
A messy OCR fragment mentions an auto accident with minor injuries, a Swiss watchmaker, a printing shop ad, a dentist, and a warning about rising gasoline prices. It references city health inspections, arrest for a check, and ongoing court actions. Also notes about tax, contracts, and a Swedish steamer from Arthur, Texas.
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