Elks Plan First Annual May Festival at Muths Garden
The local Elks Lodge announces the First Annual May Festival to be held Tuesday May 27 at Muths Garden. The program features Brothers Buck Watlington and Victor Hugo as card game kings, a sparring display by Harry Wyman and Ludwig Mahneke, a Funny Dora Sextette, ragtime by Otto Hilgers, and remarks by Judge R H Ward. Guests receive lunch baskets and dancing to Terps chore goddess worship ends the night.
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Lodge of Elks
Elkdom
Muth's
Muth
The
Elk Lodge
Buck Watlington
Victor Hugo
Joe Lodovic
Harry Wyman
Ludwig Mahneke
Suniny South
Otto Hilgers
Fomby
Jack Bate
Legal Lodge
T. TL. Jackson
Bobby “Burns
R. H. Ward
Terpyschore
Elks
Dave H. Lehnimann
Lodge
Co Elks
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Endorsement
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois praises DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver saying they are safe and do not gripe. He encourages others to try the pills and others named include James Clavin C Schasse and Wm Appmann.
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DeWitt
Alfred Heinze
Quincy, Hi
James Clavin
C. Schasse
Appmann
Real Estate Transfers Across City Blocks and Streets
A series of property transfers lists multiple buyers and sellers including W Boynton to I C Shafer for parts of lots 7 and 8 in block 500 on Milan Street at 500 dollars, and McFall to I C Shanes for parts of lots 7 and 8 in block 25 at Milam Street for 2490 dollars. Other transfers include C F Michel to Sallie Spapetry for lots 1 and 16 in block 15 at block 4 for 560, Wickes Nease to J C Shafer for lot 11 in block 121 on Buena Vista Street for 400, and more transfers with prices ranging from 400 to 8700 dollars across various blocks and streets including Guenther, Garden, Pine, and South Flores avenues. The list also notes a transfer from San Antonio National Bank to Lula F Johnston for 1300 and a sale to George Wahrmund in Garden Street, among others.
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W. Boynton
I. C. Shafer
Milan Street
W. F
J. A. McFall
I. c. Shanes
Milam Street
C. F. Michel and
Sallie ¥. Spapetry
Kik. A. T. Wickes Nease
Buena Vista Street
William Dobrowolski
August G. Proll
Ed and
Agnes Pace
Guenther Street
L. G
M. J. Immall
James A. Bailey
Frank and
Emilie Bernhard
Frieda Rheiner
Pine Street
Hy. D. Kaipmann
N. & Mmn
Bosshardt
South Presa Street
Martinez Street
Wilson, Jr
Clements Lok
Mimira Street
Kate L
John Spring
Paul Moerseheidt
Spring
Garden Street
Henry Vernor Wins $4000 Judgment in Federal Case
In federal court Judge Maxey awarded the plaintiff Henry B E Vernor $4000 in the suit against Clarence Paul Hermann Adolph von Rotsman and others for professional services claimed, with total demand $8000. Remaining defendants were dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. US Marshal William Hanson of Laredo reported back. several petitioners in Tankruntey were discharged.
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Henry Vernor
Henry BE. Vernor
Clarence Paul Hermann
Adolph von Rotsman
Maxey
Tankruntey
Riedalph Eriest Welhausen
Henry Sehles
Ferdinand Philip Yeager
Henry Nicholas Flato
New Agents Advertise I G N Service May 19
Promotional note announces Galveston service via I and GN with new agents and price offer of three dollars per gallon per the Monday May 19 timetable.
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Galveston
Dismissed Marshal Claimed Political Motives Mocked
The article argues Dr. John Grant was ousted for ethical violations in office not for declining political support. It notes Roosevelt would not be swayed by such claims and praises Roosevelt’s decisive action. It concludes Texas will send a solid delegation to back Theodore Roosevelt.
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John Grant
Roosevelt
Grant
Dr. Grant
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Dr Grant and the chicken shortage in the city
The Weekly Record quotes remarks on Dr Grant and tithe purveyor to federal paper, noting a period of usefulness long past. It cites hotel men stationed on country roads buying farmers’ chickens to keep tables supplied, urging farmers to raise more poultry amid scarcity and high prices, reported by McHugo's Chronicle.
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Grant
McHugo
Names Listed in Local Notices
J. W. Williams and Laura B. Hawkins, Encarnacion Guajardo and Dolores Tejeda. F. Richards and L. Lawler.
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J. W. Williams
Laura B. Hawkins
Encarnacion Guajardo
Dolores Tejeda
F. Richards
L. Lawler
Texans celebrate tax rule as oil industry busts
McHugo's Chronicle notes 230 oil companies forfeited their charters for failing franchise tax payments. The piece warns that many Texans chase risky schemes and urges investors to seek safety. It highlights the broader impact of charter forfeitures on questionable ventures and unwise investments.
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McHugo
Permits to Dig Trenches and Lay Pipes City Notices
Permits issued for West Texas Military Academy on Carson Street to lay water pipe. Julius Tengg at Oak and Starr to make sewer connections. O Farnsworth 117 Losoya to lay gas pipe. E E Smith 223 East Quincy to lay gas pipe. Rosshardt 310 Willita to lay gas pipe. P W Seffel 403 South to make sewer connections.
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West Texas Military Academy
Carson Street
Julius Tengg
Hive Oak
Starr Streets
O. Farnsworth
Losoya Street
Airs
Be Smith
East Quincey Street
Rosshardt
Willita Street
P. W. Seffel
South Street
Palestine Names New Public Schools Superintendent
San Antonio reports Prof W F Wilson formerly principal at Lavaca street school and now connected with Chicago University has been elected superintendent of the Palestine public schools. The system aims to rise to front rank in the state with Wilsons leadership.
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Wilson
Palestine
W.F. Wilson
Lavaca Street
Chicago University
Palestine’ Public Schools
State University
Carrier Boys Play Ball In Busy Youth League
The agit route boys defeated other youngsters in baseball yesterday. Flores Street Blues won 13 to 9, then Sanita lost 11 to 3. The Light team featured Ken Mattiasep Ford McCormick Artur McCormick Bred Abbey Louis Jagge Ted Jones John Fournier Geo Moefling and Adolph Movehlendorff.
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Carrier
Agit Route
Flores Street Blues
Sanita
Light
Ken
Mattiasep
Ford McCormick
Artur Mcormick
Bred Abbey
Louis Jagge
Ted Jones
John Fournier
Geo
Moefling
Adolph
Movehlendorff
Building Permits Report for Lafayette, Upson and Commerce Streets
Building permits show Marpola to erect a one room addition on Upson street extending east 860 KM. Friedrich plans a six room dwelling on East Commerce street estimated at $1000. Semlinger seeks to repair a dwelling on East Commerce street with a $400 cost.
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Parmlps
Lafayette Marpola
Upson Street
A. Friedrich
Ereet
Shel
East Commerce Street
Semlinger
Embezzlement Charged In Grand Jury Case
Deputy Sheriff Stevens arrested Max Weyrich on East Commerce Street yesterday on a grand jury capits charging embezzlement under 30 dollars. It is alleged he took 4.40 belonging to W. W. Day while employed at the lottery last February.
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Stevens
Max Weyrich
East Commerce
W. W. Day
Scarcity of Chickens Strains Local Purchases
Traders report tight chicken supply across markets as demand remains high and farmers curtail production due to feed costs and disease concerns. Consumers face limited weekly allotments and higher prices at multiple outlets.
New Sunlight Bath Treatment At Electro-Vital Parlors
The Light reports complimentary tickets for testing the Sun light treatment at Dr. G. W. Sims Electro-Vital parlors in the University building at Soledad and Houston streets. The new medical therapy aims to treat various diseases and may establish a leading Southwest institute. Public interest grows as newspaper men are invited to investigate the baths. A new building to accommodate hundreds daily is planned east of the city, among three sites under consideration.
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G. W. Sims
University Building
Soledad
Houston
Southwest
Rooms Open For Afternoon Viewing And Gospel Meeting
The notice states rooms open today from 2 to 6 pm for viewing with leading periodicals and magazines free for men. A boys' gospel meeting is set for 5 o'clock. The Yohé Wellows hand will meet a shower baths are emphasized as the season's popular feature with five baths in heavy use.
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Cy. A
Yohé Wellows
Burglary Charge Filed Against Cue Smith
Cue Smith was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Trainer and Goforth on a burglary affidavit by William Griffin. Smith waived examination before Justice Amacheid and was committed to jail for burglarizing Griffin's house at 223 Salinas Street yesterday.
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Cue Smith
Trainer
Goforth
William Griffin
Smith
Amacheid
Griffin
Salinas Street
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Joe” Devine
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Laredo
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Kenney
Frank Bros
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