New Plan to Use Berg's Old Woolen Mill for Egyptian Cotton
The Agricultural Department in Ashington discusses installing a roller gin at Berg's Mills near San Antonio to test long staple Egyptian cotton. Chairman F Collins opposes using the mill building, while Washington officials confirm shipment of the gin by August 1. The Business Men's Club notes growing support and seeks broader publicity for San Antonio’s agricultural interests.
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Ashington
F. Collins
Business Furs Club
San Antonio
Hamile
Texas
Collins
Berg's Mills
Yeterday
Herbert J. Webber
Ing
Washington
Agriculttal
Business Men's Club
San Pedro Park to Host Refreshment Stand All Season
Official permission granted for a refreshment stand at San Pedro Park selling beer and lunches, located 75 feet north of the band stand and 50 feet from the pavilion. A staff will serve the public with strict order and special officers to maintain discipline and safety.
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Win, Muth, Sr
City
Lone Star
San Petro Park
Math
WM. Muth
Prominent Woodmen Visit City During Afternoon Call
A. H. Burnett of Omaha a Woodmen of the World general attorney and B Wood Jeivell chairman of the sovereign finance committee visited the city yesterday afternoon and spoke with Hon E D Henry about civic affairs and fraternal work.
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A. H. Burnett
Omaha
Woodmen of the World
B. Wood Jeivell
Sovereign Finance Committee of the Order
Manchester
E. D. Henry
San Antonio Public Schools Report Shows Crowded System
Secretary Cunmingham completed the annual report to the State School Superintendent for San Antonio. It notes 1,209 students with 7,048 white and 1,161 colored. 21 school buildings with 134 rooms. 18 white and 4 colored schools. 81,770.83 paid in salaries. one new Brackenridge colored school valued at 10,000.
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Cunmingham
Colston
San Antonio
Arge
Gisewing
Brackenridge
Arnica Salve Promises Clear Skin and Quick Healing
A damaged clipping touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as curing sores pimples and eruptions. It claims removal of power sores boils ulcers carbuncles and veins with use. Also praised for cuts burns scalds and piles. Sold by local druggists at 2 cents a dose.
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F. Kalteyer & Sons
Geo. I. Schmitt
Adolph Reiss
Cyclone wreck victims recover as crews return to duty
Walter Davies, conductor on the Southern Pacific, injured when a freight train derailed by a cyclone near Bagh Lake last Friday, has recovered enough to report for duty. Fellow crew members Creech, Jones, King, and others injured in the wreck are also reported on the road to recovery.
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Davies
Walter Davies
Southern Pacific
Bagh Lake
Creech
Broakeman J
H, King
Ron
Brakenan King
Koehler Guards Prepares For Charter And Drill Officers
The Koehler Guards will hold their final meeting before applying for a charter and expect commissions for their officers to be sworn in on August 3. The 56 active and 42 honorary members have drill experience, with A. E. Lowe named captain, Chas A. Salter first lieutenant, and George Clavin second lieutenant. The captain is also with the Alamo Guards, while the first lieutenant previously led Co. G and Salter has drill experience.
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Koehler
Otto Koehler
A. E. Lowe
Chas. A. Salter
George Clavin
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertiser touts One Minute Cough Cure as an immediate safe remedy for coughs colds croup throat and lung trouble. Claims include acting instantly with no delay and offering a universal cure attributed to James Clavin C Schasse Wm Appmann.
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James Clavin
C. Schasse
Wm, Appmann
Musical Treat at Muth's Garden Next Thursday
A big band contest between Prof. Carl Beck's Alamo band and another group was postponed due to rain and moved to next Thursday night the 10th. The event opens with the contest, followed by a combined concert by both bands judged by San Antonio critics.
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Muth
Carl Carl Beck
Alamo
San Antonio
Korhler Rifles Special Meeting Near Mill Bridge
A notice announces a special meeting Monday night at eight in Paul Macht's hall located at the corner of Market and Garden streets near Mill Bridge. The message is signed A EL Lowe.
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Korhler Rifles
Paul Macht
Mill Bridge
EL Lowe
Injured in a Runaway Boy Saves Sister From Harm
Clarence Brown of 428 Benth Pecps Street was dragged along the street yesterday afternoon at about 2 o clock while attempting to reach a residence and rescue his sister from danger in a runaway incident.
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Clarence Brown
Benth Pecps
Boy dragged by runaway horse saves sister as buggy overturns
A boy grabbed the reins of a runaway horse attached to a buggy carrying his sister. He was dragged a distance but kept hold until the vehicle overturned and wrecked. He received immediate medical attention and his wounds are not serious. the sister escaped unharmed. The boy was taken home and a physician was summoned.
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Tie
Divorce Suits Filed in Thirty-seventh District Court
Two new divorces filed yesterday in the Thirty-seventh District court name Minnie Collette versus Joseph Collette and Nannie Trafton versus R A Trafton.
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Thirty-seventh District Court
Minnie Collette
Joseph Collette
Nannie Trafton
R. A. Trafton
Returned to the City Mr J Wolfenstein Reappears
Mr J Wolfenstein returns to his city after weeks away resigning from L Wolfson to join an Eastern firm. A personal interview failed to secure arrangements, and he now may be persuaded by Max Kaliski to join his new dry goods venture. Wolfenstein is praised for business ability and courtesy.
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J. Wolfenstein
Wolfenstein
L. Wolfson
Max Kaliski
Couple Delays Marriage Ceremony By Missing Funds
At the county clerk’s office a couple sought a marriage license but lacked the 35 required for a minister or justice of the peace to perform the ceremony. After banking hours they could not withdraw the needed amount and must return Monday morning to complete the process.
Railroader Becomes Minister in Marfa
Johnny Darlington once a Pullman conductor on the Southern Pacific between New Orleans and El Paso has quit railroading and moved to Marfa with his family. He now pastors the Episcopal church of Marfa, a letter to that effect being received through his friend Sam Martin.
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Johnny Darlington
Pullman
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
el Paso
Marfae
Episcopal Church of
Marfa
Sam ©. Martin
Washer Bros baseball team to play three games at Lockhart
The Washer Bros announce a trip leaving Katy Street Tuesday morning for Lockhart to play a three game series. The lineup includes Morales, Lieck or Monde, Walsh, Hubard, Johnson, Royal, Dexter, Barbour, Tucker and others.
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Lockhart
Washer. Bros
Katy
Lorckhart
Dian Morales
Lieck
Monde
Newnan
Walsh
Hubard
Johnson
Ruyal
Dexter
Cfs Barbour
Riz Joe ‘Tucker
Apamger
Weather Forecast Promises Showers Today
The forecast from government observer Major Allen Buell predicts possible showers for today. The prior 24 hours saw only light rain in Southern Alabaima with no notable precipitation otherwise.
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Allen Buell
Alabaima
Boy on Bicycle Is Hurt in Collision at Corner
Scott Limilleur a 14 year old boy was severely injured Friday evening at the corner of Avenue C and Travis street after his bicycle collided with a buggy. He suffered head injuries and possible internal damage and was taken to his home at 825 Burleson street with unconsciousness. Dr. Trolinger was summoned to attend him.
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Scott Limilleur
Avenue C
Travis Street
Burleson Street
Trolinger Addoned
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