Sumay Light publication details and rates 1900
The Sumay Light lists Post Office entry at San Antonio Texas as Second Class matter. Officers include President and Manager Johnson Vice President Messmer Secretary Schussacher Treasurer Johnson. Subscription rates noted: Daily per month and per year, weekly per year. Sunday April 1 1900. Subscribers urged to report issues to the office and to pay only to authorized collectors advertised in the paper.
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San Anaoulo
Texas
Johnson
Messmdr
B. C. Schussacher
T. B. Johnson
Bury Your Troubles and Do Not Erect a Monument
A long sermon extols burying troubles rather than brooding on them. Advice highlights viewing life from a larger perspective, avoiding public complaints, and keeping sorrows private. It urges periodic private reflection, then returning to society with a cheerful demeanor, plus a note on Dr King’s Cure giving away trial bottles.
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Ove
Tom Hond
Kalman Segs
Notse
Uist
Haya
Dr. King
H. L. Wagner & Co
F. Kalteyer & Son
Sunday Snaps of City Politics and Voter Tensions
A hazy jumble of notes references candidates, local votes, and street projects. Mentions about the Light newspaper, bond issues, and municipal issues hint at an elections week mood with calls to back or oppose funding and improvements.
Unemaled Letters At San Antonio Post Office List
Remaining unclaimed mail for week ending Saturday March AL in San Antonio includes a long list of names under GENTS, LADIES, FOREIGN LIST and MISCELLANEOUS. The notice warns recipients to state advertised letters with full addresses, pay one cent, and address correspondence to the postmaster for redelivery if needed.
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San Antonio
Esas
Bonn
Oil milk and fertilizer factory organized in Kosentske
Special to the Sunday Light reports a new oil milk and fertilizer factory organized in Kosentske with capital stock of 60000. Officers elected include HY Doty as president and general manager W T Potts J A Gilliland A B E Kelly S L Dodd Lowenberg and J N Alexander as directors. The mill will operate in time to receive next season's crop.
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Kosentske
HY. Doty
W. T. Potts
J. A. Gilliland
A. BE. Kelly
Electric Bitters touted as best selling tonic
Belleville resident Abraham Horo praises Electric Bitters as the best selling remedy after twenty years of use. He claims the tonic tones the stomach, regulates liver and kidneys, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and restores health and vigor to weak individuals. Price six cents, sold by local druggists.
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Abraham Horo
Belleville
H. J. Wagner & Cy
Kalteyer & Son
Write Star Laundry Claims Superior Linen Service
A vintage ad touts Waste Star Steam laundry as unmatched for color, quality, and care. It promises improved methods to keep garments looking new and longer lasting when hung at the Write Star Laundry.
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Waste Star
Hong
Write Star Laundry
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