Concert and sales blur brightens city page
A jumble of notices reports a March 10 concert at New York Emporium Millinery and a grand opening, a blood purifier advertisement, a lost hose, stylish girdles and corsets, Java Blend coffee, gardening books, a sewer man hole risk, a Beethoven Conservatory program, bicycle doctors, and the birth of a baby girl to the Barrells on Garza street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Emporium Millinery Co
Beethoven Conservatory of Music
Emerson & Bates
Main Avenue
Oscar Barrell
Garza Street
Weat End
Oscar
New York
New-York
Carr Wood Coal Co
Schneiders
S. Floves
4A Johnson,Jr
Cta
Civil Service Commission
Texas Mantel & Decorating Co
E. Houston Street
H. A. Moos
Houston Street
Local Ads Feature Deals and Notices Across City
A collage of advertisements and notices lists hotel meals at Hot Sulphur Wells, roofing and paint from Ed Steves & Sons, lighting by Dubinski Electric Works, and lamp sales. Public notices include Alfred Ruhnke’s slaughterhouse license filing and a grand millinery opening at Moke Millinery Company. Little Katie Picard’s sixth birthday is noted at 815 Avenue C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moke Millinery Co
Beethoven Conservatory of Music
Emerson & Bates
Main Avenue
Katie Picard
Avenue C
San Pedro Avenue
San Saba Street
Lohert
N. Alamo Street
Stoke
Emerson & Co
iJag
Steves & Sons
Maverick Clarke
Soledad Street
Bats
Hon
James A. Cosgrove
Clara Broadbridge
Elm. Street
Thad Adams
Feile
A. Dreiss
Alamo Plaza
Ed. Steves & Sons
Sunset
Local notices and ads mix with court reports in city paper
A cluttered page lists salon openings and millinery sales, electricals and hardware ads, dress goods, and legal notices. City court items include February cases tried, convictions, fines, and various civil actions, with births and deaths noted alongside commodity listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moke Millinery
Maverick Clarke Litho. Co
Corporation Court
Muth
Theo
Attzt
Emerson & Bates
Main’ Avenue
Scott's Father Arrives to Visit Jailed Son
J N Scott postmaster of Longstreet Montgomery county arrives in the city Friday night to visit his son in law William Dunn. He says Garrett L Scott former Grimes county sheriff is in Bexar county jail on murder conspiracy charges. The father claims his son acted in a riot years ago defending his brother and was wounded. He fears lynching if taken to Grimes county but trusts a fair trial would yield acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Scott
Longstreet
Montgomery County
William Dunn
Sherman Street
Mr. Scott
Garrett L. Scott
Grimes County
Bexar County
MW Onegro
Avid
Grimés County
Police Relief Changes Shuffle Beat Assignments
At a relief meeting yesterday at twelve o clock several beat changes were approved. Oliver WHI Green moves from headquarters to station three covering wards one and eight. James Irvin transfers from station three to headquarters. Joe Harris leaves Commerce street for Houston exchanging with Rafter who takes Commerce street. Coy and Busch swap beats with Coy moving to Sunset depot and Busch to Alamo place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Whi Green
James Irvin
Ace
Joe Harris
Commerce Street
Houston
Rafter
Coy
Busch Exchange
Theft of a Clock Alleged in City Burglary Case
City Detective McCloskey arrived from Tex with a suspect, Aurelio Hernandez, arrested in Colleta by Galbraith. Hernandez allegedly entered Judge Dod’s office in the French Building about ten days ago and stole a clock. The clock was recovered and identified by a constable. Hernandez, 26, was remanded to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloskey
Tex
Colleta Hie Galbraith
Bme
Omepee Kep
Aurelio Hernandes
Dod
Ct Vine
Galbraith
Aulge
Hernandez
Primary race hints at shifts in Texas 1940s politics
Special to the Sandee Light from Fort Worth outlines early, scrambled notes on gubernatorial, attorney general, congressional races and war policy signals. The sparse text hints at contenders Bell and Veapie with strained legibility, suggesting evolving party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Leavin Ge
Bell
Congress
Gurtia
Pittsburg Guests Stay At The Menger Hotel
Mrs Jamison and Miss Jamison of Pittsburg are listed as guests of the Menger Hotel with Misa Arhyeke Mise Jamison also mentioned among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. ©. Jamison
Misa Arhyeke
Mise Jamison
Mise VM. A
Jack and
Miss Are
Pittsburg
Menger
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Provident
Pacific
Dalkowitz Bros
Adies
West Commerce Street
National Bieneles
Fapipeark
Eas
Crothers & Co
Paul Jone
Tai
Aug
Limburger
Prop
Neeley
Cain
Moser
Guthrie
Mason Street
Millinery Co
Frank Reimhard & Co
North Street
H. A. Jos
Dalcour
West Commerce and
Medina Streets
Dubinski
Irvin
Johnson and
City Streets
Ha. Steves & Sons
Sunset Yards
San Antonio
Moke
Jack Dozier
Western Star Cockpit
I. & G. N. Wood Co. Televhone
Alfred Ruhnke
Dubinski Electric Works
McAlester Coal and Wood
A. J Avant
Moke Millinery Company
Ames Veacy
Mantel & Decorating Co
Moos
Dla BR
Dadd.s & Co
Patrician Oxfords For
Oxford
Wolff
Marx
California
M. J. Lobert
North Alamo Streets
Maverick-Clarke Litho. Co
Moke's Millinery Company
Hoenig
M. C. Shiner
Carda
Person & Co
Ed, Steves & Sons
Ben Ricke
Schneider
Ploves Street
Pauil Klinke
Maria Herrie
Crosby Street
Justice Amacheid
John M. Moore
Alamo City
Post D
T, P, Aw
Avenue B
Paul Fettie
Orig. de Ceat
Emerson
M. J. Hewitt’s
Ochs & Racbaghey
HER Weck's
Ochs & Aschbacher
al& Bates
Dodds & CO
Meke’s . Winery Company
Weck's
Womain
Seath “Concho Street
Ben Moke
Hprwieck's
Crystal
Woodmen
Burt
KE. Hinkley
Tel
Hammer
New York Emporian Millinery Co
C. Bullock
Eet Cor
Bullock
M. I. Hewitt
Singer
Weat Commerce Street
Nate
Dwyer Avenue
Carry Wood
Coal Co
Thoylers
S. Flores Street
Aghiata
Texas Mintel & Decoratusielay Alsike
Monay
Ting SpiriteaNns
Lockhart
Kennedy
Winduw
Spain
Mexico
Becks
Clark
Zance
Jidge Clark
Texas
C.W. Beck
Solomon Holmes
Lng Suretiagary
Robert Adams
Jones
Terrell
W. A. Jones
Mittie Thompson
Brooks
Pittyseventh
Ones P. Hickman
Deen Ima
BL Ghandi
M. Hl. Glandi
W. S. Anderson
City of San Antonio
Gadavstreete
City of
Ale
Amby Pearl Sherry
Toledo Bherry
Emma
Scott
Sney Omar
Gogvaina
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