davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03
A NEWSPAPERS RESPONSIBLE
ITY TO ITS COMMUNITY

The story in the Herald of last
week dealing with an unhealthy con-
dition which jeopardized the morals
of the younger generation OF the
community created quite furore :.
There has been much comment-some
adverse, some favorable.
The Herald editor has always felt
thar a community newspaper of tho
type we s.1ive to make the Herald
was unier some obligation to the
community. We much prefer to
commend tran to be called upon to
relate a condition which violates both
the state and federal laws. The
personal element did not enter lntu
the article; We believed the parents of
the community were entitled to full
knowledge If the facts.
Much of the criticism of the arti-
cloe, the Herald understands, was be-
cause of the language used in relat-
ing the facts. 1t was not an easy
article to prepare; we could not quote
the language of the complaint. To give
the least possible offense was prob
lem. IN the last analysis, sugar coat
ing will not make sweet smelling
flower out of an onion.
Every newspaper worthy OF It's
name in the course of its existence is
called upon to publish news which it
would prefer to suppress, but the
good of all necessitates an airing.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03
AGITATION is. ILL-TIMED .
Morris Tribune

The Minnesota Commercial Truck
owners Association has organized to
fight the new tax on trucks, having
attacked the law in the courts and all
so intending to appeal to the next
legislature for relief. The last leg
islature determined that trucks own
ed by farmers should pay "a per
cent of base value, commercial trucks
five per cent, and trucks operated for
hire ten per cent. The truck asso-
citation claims that this schedule is
grossly excessive, and their attitude
we'll illustrates the weakness of hui
man nature to object to Whatever is
not dictated by individual choice.
Every cent paid by the truck goes
into building roads, and if there
weren't any roads, there wouldn't be
any trucks. Perhaps complete an
sWer to the truck association would
be to take the tax off trucks alto
gether and tell the truck owners to
go build their own roads.
When ''road' was just a trail
across the prairie, it was, just pub
lie. convenience, provided by public
taxation just the same as street lights
and police protection. But now
days 'troad'' is one portion of a
transportation plant which consists
not of vehicle only, but of vehicle
plus road. Truck taxes are not "tax-
es" at all in the ancient use of that
word, but are just another way of
saying "right-o f-way, roads and
bridges, right of way and rolling
stock to buy, and the same is true of
every other purchaser Of motor driv-
en- transportation. And we are put
ting better than 85 per cent of our
money into rolling stock and less than
Is per cent into roads, bridges and
right of way, and then wonder why
roads don't come more rapidly. This
continual kicking on license "taxes"
on the part of truck owners and the
owners of all other motor driven We
hicles is obviously ill-considered and
ill-timed. Let's get the idea out of
our head that license fees are ''taXes"
they are just transportation in
terms of roads, bridges, right of way
and maintenance.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03
Chemistry Discovery
A New Element-"Woman

Symbol-WO
A member of the Human family.
Occurrence. Can be found where
ever man exists. Seldom occurs in
the free or native state. Quality de-
ponds on the state in which it is
found. With the exception of Mas
sachusetts state, the combined state
is to be preferred.
Physical Properties: All colors and
sizes. Always appears in disguise
condition. Surface of face seldom
unprotected by coating of paint or
film of power Compassion immater-
ial). Boils at nothing, and may
freeze at any moment. However, it
melts when properly treated. Very
bitter if not used correctly.
Chemical Properties: Extremely
active. Possesses great affinity for
gold, silver, platinum, and precious
stones of ali kinds. Violent reaction
when left alone by men. Ability to
absorb all sorts Of expensive food at
any time. Undissolved by liquids,
but activity is greatly increased when
saturated with spirit solutions. Some
times yields to pressure. Turns green
when placed next to better appear
ing sample. Ages very rapidly. Fresh
variety has great magnetic attrac-
ton.
Note: Highly explosive and likely
t. be dangerous in inexperienced
hands.
In the Seventh Grade History
reading contest, Iowa is still in the
lead, due to the efforts of Earl Clark
and Willis Dahlem, who have read
over 10000 of their teams 1879
pages. Relative scores and names of
teams and captains are recorded be-
low:
Iowa-13,7s9, Earl Clark.
Indiana 1,979, Jack Hanson.
MISREPRESENTATION, John Cos
grove.
Minnesota, 1896, Carl Smith.
Michigan-3 $3.50, Alfred Bosel.
Ladies' Aid-3, 1873, Alice Heraly
Illinois Leta Child.
Wisconsin 1,434 Margaret Neal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03
SCHOOL NOTES

Practice is reaching the final stages
for the Operetta, Glove Pirates OF
Hawaii" to be produced by the Sen
Tor High School Glee Clubs Friday
evening, December 18th.
Miss Dorothy l.. Scott, director OF
music in the Public Schools, will have
charge of the production.
The scene of the operetta is In
Hawaii. An evening of solos, duets
and choruses, sscolored" with the
magic enchantment of Hawaii, is en-
livened by a group of blood thirsty
"Pirates" much to the entertainment
of the listeners.
Health Hints
The skin is far more than mere
covering for the body, radiating the
bodily heat when the weather is hot
and conserving it when the weather
is cold. In hot weather its millions
of tiny sweat glands pour out their
droplets of moisture which cool the
surface of the body as they evapor
ate; when exposed to cold they con-
tract and prevent the escape OF the
heat. The skin is also an indispen-
sible organ of excretion, discharglng
a great amount of waste material
through the glands. If it is prevented
from performing this function to any
considerable degree, as when large
part of the skin is burned, the body
can not live. Further, the activity
of the capillary circulation depends
| in no small degree upon the condi.
ton Of the skin. For all these rea.
sons, therefore, it is most important
to keep the skin clean and active.
Soap and water are the important
Iagents of cleanliness, practically
available to all. AS far as the chile
is concerned, nothing else is requir
ed. Powder should be used only II
minute quantities and only upon op
posing surfaces. Powder, creams
and ointments clog the pores of the
skin and thus destroy some part Of
] the value Of the bath. Even soar
rubbed directly upon the skin with.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03
Senior High Notes
VIRGINIA KellS. Editor

Virginia kellS, Editor
Miss Winnifred Benson, who is at
tending St. Cloud Normal, visited
school Monday afternoon.
During the Thanksgiving vacation,
Miss Evelyn Mortenson entertained
a number of friends at party. Those
present were: the Misses Leta But
Ter, Virginia Kells, Margaret Moyni-
han, Doris Benson, Letha Bartell,
lone Schultz, Janet Hamilton, and
Averil Bartell, and Messrs James
Cliff, Donald Arneson, Harold Gray,
Dick Robischon, Paul Markson, Ar
chic Hines, Carol Coons, Bob Schoen-
hoff, and Herman Hedin.
Miss Evelyn Kusba of the st. Cloud
Normal visited school Monday morn
ing.
Anna Robischon and Anna Pflip-
son were awarded a Bronze pin by
the Underwood Company for writing
an average of 40 words per minute
on the Underwood machine. Philip
Steiner was awarded Silver pin by
the l.. C. Smith Co., for writing an
average of so words per minute.
The following succeeded in win
ming Gregg TRANSCRIPTION Certlll-
cate for taking dictation at sixty
words minute for five minutes and
transcribing the same: Anna Rob-
ischon, Letha Bartell, Eleanor Good
paster, Philip Steiner and Arnold jan
ecke. Philip Steiner also succeeded
in making the eighty-word transcript
ton test.
Sunday afternoon Vivian Coons
had the misfortune to have two of
her front teeth knocked out-no,
Vivian hasn't taken up prize fighting,
but was merely skating-presumab-
ly on her teeth. This seems to be a
popular stunt with the girls in that
particular clique as Georgia Brown
did identically the same thing last
year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03

out being first dissolved to lather
in warm water does the same thing,
and for this reason it must be thor
oughly we'll rinsed out at the close of
the bath. Ointments and applica-
tons are sometimes necessary in the
cure or relief of various troubles, but
when the skin is healthy and clean
the less foreign matter rubbed into
it the better.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-12-03

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
New Duplex, $4,000
Will Take Lot in Trade
Deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

Lounsberry tract OF 20 acres. described
by field notes in deed; $500,
Robert and Lola Richardson TO Sidney
Haywood. September Is. 1925. deed to the
east half OF lot II. block ]. new city
blocl; 1898, Hanlon's addition; $40. etc.
David Mills to Ernest and Bertha Clos
son. November 7, 1928, deed TO lots II
and 10. original city lot -. new city
block 6i5G, Harvard place; $40 etc.
Poncano Gonzales TO Juan Nillegas.
November 7. 1925, deed to tract Of land
fronting 100 feet on Corpus Christi read
by 205 feet in depth. described by field
notes in deed; $500.
Pablo Estabon and Querina Gonzales.
Margarita @. and Juan J. Gallndo. Jesusa
G. and Antonio Diaz, Jesus. Felix and
Santiago Gonzales. Raphael. Miguel. Man
uei and Alberto Pecha. Aurora and r..
Pablo Gonzales, all heirs OF Isabella
Flores Gonzales 70 Anita Gonzales. NO
vember s, 1925. deed 20 - As acres OF
land out OF Thomas II. Moore survey 3d.
on Medina river; 81 etc.
william =. and Gene r. fItch 10 w
X. Miller. November ?. 1895. deed 10
Iot 8. block 4. new city block 6203; 1851.
Mrs. Eda X. Meyer TO Mrs. i. W. BUS
sell. November 6, 1925, agreement as %
marty lire between lots in new city BLOCK
$50. -.
]. II. Kirkpatrick 20 c. II. Meyer. No
vamber e, 1925, deed 10 lots &c and "a
/ block 20, new city block SSi-; 'o'V'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Max II. and Ethleen B. Miller to L.
\. Kerr. October 81. 1925, deed to lot -.
and west hale Of LOT Il. new city blolk
Fernando c. Marotta 10 Adellna Mar
otta. November 8, 1925, deed 70 lot ,,
block ?. new city block 2sis; $500.
sara G. Bennett TO ". ID. Harwood.
October 27. 1925. deed to lots and s,
block 4. new city block eis3. Woodlawn
b. G. Irish 70 Jesus and Adeilna c.
Casillas. November 1. 1925. deed to lots
y and u. new city block 1891, now
new city block G2l0; $3.50
g. Z. and Florence Ferree Morrow 70
Alexander Luckenbach, November .,
1925. deed 70 lots -. Il. block 70. Alamo
Heights; $3.50 etc.
Lille G. Handley to r. p. Tindel and
II. j. Manton. April 8, 1924, deed 10 lots
p and Il, block 70, Alamo Heights;
p. G. irish 70 woodlawn Hills Devel-
opment Company. November s. 1925, deed
70 lots and = block 8. new city block
Gi07. Beacon HIl Terrace: S8i5.
=. q. irish to Anthony Athens. Noven1-
her .. 1925. deed 70 lots 81 and %. block
= new city block 6543, Blanco Terrace;
9sa5.
IT. n and Anna ". Bates 20 W. A.
and Alma Read Johnson. November o.
| 1925. deed % lots ]. 3. 3. 4, 8, and q
| block g. Alamo Heights; $3.50.
Agnes and John Forester. Hedwiz ana
Henry Foerster and Edward Dzierzan-
owsk 20 Martha Dzierzanowski, October
/ %. 1925, decd to all right TO 40 acres
Of land out - Francifco Cardenas sur
vsv 28 described By field notes In this
deed; $500.
K. p. TindeI and IT, D. Manton 10 8
=. Morrow, February %. 1925, decd 10
/ lots - and II, block 20. Alamo Heights;
Harry 'IIertzberg to Sims A. Potts. No
yember .. 1925 deed to lots II and IL,
block 5. Now city block 1919; so etc.
Harry HertzDerg TO Sims a. Potts.
[ November .. 1925, deco 20 lots 80. ~ and
%. block ., new city block 1913; so etc
". g. and Selma r. Wilkie 10 Aurelio
( J. Ayala, November Z, 1925. deed 70 lot
y. block T. new city block 2i28; ss75.
y. Tatcns 10 y. j. GoOde. October p
/ 1925. decd 20 lots ~ and IS, Meirose Car
dens; $500.
Thomas y. Blue 70 Charles csrrisal
November 6. 1925, deed 10 lots 81. %. 81
and 49, block a. new city block 1915
/ $3.50.
william 4. shands to W. y. speegle
Z October %, 1895. deed 10 lots J. ?. and
I g. block g. new city block 1859; $500.
Rosa J. Hawkins 10 Edward Emmett
[ Williams. June 10. 1925. deed TO lot )
/ block y. new city block 1881; 500.
/ N7rgaritO Ramos 20 T. 8. Forrest, NO
l yember G.. 1925. decd 20 the north hal
/ u lot Q. block II, new city block 1911
\ 500. etc.
] J.. V. White 70 7. II. Edgefton, NoFem
/ Der 3. 1925. deed 20 lots II 20 %, IN
/ cluAye. +. V. Whites subdivision OF lou
! 20. 81. 90. -. IS and &c. block ?, Harlan
| dale additiog; 1910 etc.
1 Paul Lass 10 u. G. Mcneil Septembe
| %. 1926. deed 20 the cast half Of lot q
I and the west 0ne-fourth OF lot 20. b!ocl
/ 20. now city block $500. $500.
| Olive and a. y. KObiBaon 20 u. G an
! g.. A. Mcneil September IS. 1925, deei
10 the west half o. lot 2S. block IS, Edge
/ wood ADDITION. $500.
I X I. Lee 10 August =, and Annie y
| Seumaun. November Z, 1875, aeed 70 .ol
! I ana 9. containing acres Of land out o
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
BURIAL PERMITS.

Marie Lopez, &c years old. 235 Riyas
street.
Jaclnto Estrada. SO years old, Rock
Quarry.
Victoria Ayllls, 81 years old, Robert
Il. Green Memorial hospital.
ablnas ollyas, 80 years old. 900 West
Salinas street
Amador Meiendez. sj years old, 100
North street.
Raul valdez, two months old. l2i For
rest avenue.
Bette Nerriwether. 20 years old. 1903
West Russell place.
Val Allen. 20 years old. 1913 Bailey
street
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
BIRTHS REPORTED.

November 8: To Mr.. and Mrs Everardo
yasquez, 30 Vera Cruz street; boy.
November 3: To Mr.. and Mrs Jose
Torres, f2i East Texas avenue; girl
November J: To Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
A. Uhr, Santa Rosa hospital; boy
November To Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Lucchese. Santa Rosa hospital. boy.
November !: To Mr. and Mrs. Vicente
Trevino. 346 Goodwin street.. boy.
November To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
George Killing. i7i9 East Commerce
street; giri.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Paul 3. Stuart aad Adeiine J. Evans
John a. Redeem and Mrs. Mary L.
Olyttan.
J. Earl Smith and vela L. stockton.
Caslnlro Palma and seraflna Gslvan
Angel BarIoco and Mrs. Cora NJ. Hubs
Curtis Dean and Mrs. Lucille Curtis
william Stanley simpson and Laura
r. JueEt.
Liston r. zander and Mary katherine
Kemper.
Pedro Zorola Jr. and Armada Rubal-
caba.
Ellis Jackson and Nellie Jones.
Harry Mex. Roper and Estelle tSorms
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10

WE loan $50 and up on one to two en-
doIsers. No application to sign, no red
tape; confidential; get money here In
fifteen minutes and up. Also loan on
securities. Including real estate. first and
second mortgages, vacant lots. home"
steads contract Of sales. property out OF
the county and state. diamonds. insur.
ance policies. certlfcates. stocks. bonds,
furniture. salaries. etc: $50 costs 50 per
week for II weeks. Including principal
and Interest. Also buy notes. John y.
forrest Co.. suite SOP Gibbs Bldg. Or.
7S5. Established eighteen years. Get
money here II anywhere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
RIO GRANDE VALLEY

Citrus land for sale or trade, Consist
ing OF 24.01 acres. two miles north OF
Donna, Tex. VIII consider five or six
room BUNGALOW or English type cottage.
North Side preferably Woodlawn Ter
race) San Antonio. Tex. BY owner. Price
so. 600. Woodlawn 29lf-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
Let Us Build for You!

Let Us Build for You'll
We Will plan, finance and con-
struct a home for you IN any To-
cation you desire on rent-Hke
terms. Consult with US and We
will save you money on your home.
OTTO KLAUS,
"Homes That Satisfy"
Cr. s51. ia Maverick Bldg.
FOR sALE-Beautifully furnished bun
ralow. five rooms, sleeping porch, ga.
rage. lot 44xIg8. will sell my equity o:
$3.50, price $500. will give all furniture
free. must leave city. located at 2l0e
y. Sabinas St, must he seen to he sp'
preciated. Owner. I. S. Bioaden, 229 E
Houston St, Room 205.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10

FEW select boarders private home, home
yeniences. les Biering. Mis-. +4i7-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
Real Estate for sale
Alamo Development Co
To Lot Owners Only

VIII build. finance. sell or eGcnanj
anything In the line Of real estate
207 Travis Bldg CT $50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
Near Carolina Street
New Bungalow. $3.50

$3.50 cash. or might consider some
trade. Five rooms and bath; pretty
new home with all modern atures. close
In. oak floors in two rooms builtin fea-
lures, beautiful electrical fixtures, ga
rage, paved street. paving paid. See
this today. Call CIR. 1125. Sales Dept.
Richey. Casey &c Gragg. Home phone
Mis-. 1877.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
improved IL Acres for REM
BUILDIEG-c0RTRACTIEe
Contractors-Builder

SAN ANTONIO PLANTNG MILL--Gen-
and Mill work; lef Us figure with you.
4 4 Austin ST. CT. 40. Residence CT.
lOl5-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10

BAltFAlN yN J.. MAGNOLIA
Alnos- new modern FOUR rooms and
s."eprg porch, garage. shade t-ces. ~
!. % j. Magnolia. taD blocks ~ HeaGti-
~ Brackeur.dgs Par. price 1889. $3.50
fasA. balance $50 monthly. worth $4,000.
naeanL now. see 3d. Owner. $50 Castro
Sr J.. De H0yos.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
Improved Farm

Nicely improred. fenced goat-proof;
four-room, barn. gas pump and well. 50
acres In cultivation. Consider trade Tor
city property. What have you?
STERLING REALTY CO, CIR. 55ii.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10

TREYINO-Died Monday November g..
1925. ct p. m. simona Treyino, beloved
mother OF her children in her sixtleth
year Funeral services Tuesday. Novem-
Der 10. at pm. from the residence At
as La1eyiew. Religious services from
the San Fernando Cathedral later Rev
A. Valve Officiating. Intsrment in san
Fernando 40. >. under direction OF An
drew Morales.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
REAL ESTATE
Houses for Sale
Plastered Home-New
Tile Rath-1-R-S325O

New. never been occupied, this beauti-
full little home Is absolutely complete !:
has four nice rooms. breakfast room and
tile bath. Tile floor in kitchen, all walls
plastered. tinted and frescoed in pastel
shades. Built English style. Complete
~ finished, both inside and out; oak
floors. sewers, gas and lights, nice fix
lures and built-ins. One of the most
complete and beautifully finished homes
on the North Side. Price only $3.50 and
about $500 cash. balance arranged.
SALES DEPT. CONNESS REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled 10 the use for publication o.
al news dispatches credited TO u or no.
Otherwise credited In TINS paper anu -
fh.t local news published herein. Al
tights Of republication Of special DIS
matches herein are also reserved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
a TRACIhGS AND
~ DRAWINGS MADE
TEXEBLUE PRMT@

Fischer's Drug Store
Headquarters fof all advertised rem
edles expert rrescriptionists. quick de-
livery. Bede.i Bldg. Broadway at Travis
CT. z2s.
MRS. ROTE's salads. fruit cakes. plum
pudd.ngs. pecan cake. pound cake, black
berry and Xmas cakes. II. 25.7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
Houses for Sale

O0UU CdSH
8-R. Duplex, $500
Two baths. water heaters. large south
cast sleeping porch. polished floors.
beautiful paper. enameled woodwork.
nice electric fixtures. new shades and
llnoleum. well located. lot 50xI40. double
garage. the rent will pay 1t out. Mis-.
3Is6-W.
FURNISHED home NJ to-date. hath.
toilet. electric fixtures, front and back
porch. garage, lot. lawn, flowers, ij0Il59.
Corner Delgado and Twenty-second. Come
look IL over. A real buy. 1890. Owner
at home.
FOR SALE $1,000 equity in 5-room house
for $500 cash. Mission $40.
NEW FoUR-RoOM BUNGALOW
Gas. bath. shades. linoleum. new and
never been occupied. garage. good neigh
Dorhood. will make good terms TO the
-.ght party. Phone Owner. Mis-. 1881.
w H E N
Better material than galvanized metal
iath is available for use in stucco homes.
you viii find X being used By
Busby Building Corporation
Fine Homes
woodlawa 1900
NEAR Breckenridge High school, four
room modern bungalow. for sale cheap
Jy owner. paved street, some trade con-
sdered. Mission i7l7.
Ny nice iwo-sto-y. eight-room dupley
nome for sale. cheap for quick sale
Furn shed or uufurnished. 2bs Her
bert Ave. Travis S2e7-W.
TEMPLE HILL DEVELOPMENT co
Sell .ols build homes. City Satlona
Bank Bldg. e. 2si5.
5000 Cash
Brand new Dutch Colonial. Balance
easy payments. $50 schley Ave. Owner
( Ais 1894.
s07 NKINLEY AVE flve-r0om bunga.
low. large rooms. breakfast nook three.
piece hath, al bu.!t-ins, substantially
built, On terraced lot. paved street. small
cash payment. easy terms. CAN Ms
$50 or CT. ssi.
IS HOMES and 100 lots for co.ored peo.
pie il 2. PARTS % the city as low az
80 down. I Will build o. your lot. IKE
rent. See W. g. cra~'oEi. Sis. DIV.
FOR sALE-g.x-roorn house. al. mod
I era CONVENIENCE, poi -1ei floors gas and
electric fixtures every room. Du.it-.r
/ features. vii trad cqI.-y f1r clear lOt
OHae- &sslon 80.
income Tor sale
Beautiful. new two-story duplex. two
apartments. SIX rooms each. fof sale by
owner. 40 agents. Phone Woodias'n ZDsi
BLE-Siue-room house. goot
location tgr To9niag and boarding house
all good furniture. everything Tor sale
2ioi r. Flores. TT. 7s5i-'.
8u MEISLEY AVE.
= coy Little f0rr-roo11 home. az
/ ranged 50 ygl wiil lie j. and priced S..
| u.a- rs bound 20 sl.- Owners, Or. CsI
Or Ms s7st.
~ aKISLEY AVE.
IoC mus: Er- This foIr--oom home
[ .1ss.rl 11 farrar.i .a' ana paved s.5ee:
J just completed. small cash payment
[ reasonable terlnf ~. 90 o- Ms $3.50
SACRIFICE
FiyG-room bungalow. Ideally located
I S0rfn Side. near school, brand new. bull
+ Tor home. 81 manner bgIt-lls. bCautI
I ful fireplace, large rooms, oak floors
1870. Wedding IT. 1855.
FOR SALE BY DWEEE-A bcauiifg
B Do" fye-gDYm cottage .n tho Highland
I hu..'--H fixtures, iiHoIeIm IN Kitchen on,
I u-iH. shatrs. gas every room. pave,
street, 1880. $500 ca-4, 1889 Bailey. Nj
i-4..
BARGAI% OS J.. MAGNOLIA
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
992 Acres in Frio COUNTY

Three and one-half miles off
public highway. 1877 acres in culti-
walton, 300 more tillable. rest In
pasture; has barn. good well, wind
MILL dipping vat, IS fenced and
cross-fenced, carries a government
loan of $40 800 for 80 years at
per cent. owner paid more than
s27,0 900 for this tract. He will take
$4,000 for his equity. Call Eiolse
Fly with Rogers-Hill & Co., CT.
SO4i.
az ACRES with poultry improvements.
So miles out. Somerset road. 1875 acre.
VIM. Heusinger, Basse Hardware. CT.
800.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
705 Waverly Avenue
S3750-4 Rooms-Break-
fast Nook-S300 Cash

Only house in "Conness Place" under
$500; has four large rooms and break
fast fixtures. four-piece plumbing, ga
rage. driveway and walks, paved street.
SALES DEPT, CONNESS REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
BROADWAY

Business property In 200. 500, 700 and
500 blocks Good. sound investments.
Ask your banker or anyone about Broad
ways future. g =. Morrow. Or. $50.
400 East Travis 81