Great Honors For Winners In Local Vote Today
The Light office reports closing vote counts with two shifts in standings as Miss Pearl C. Young moves to fourth and Miss Jennie Allen climbs to fifth. Candidates urged to seal certificates, with final tally due by 9 pm and results announced at 11 pm, amid cautious optimism and strong attention to accuracy.
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Pearl C. Young
Jennie Allen
Miss Allen Alway
Ike
Pears
Miss Allen
Woodmen
Twothyal
San Antonio
Iia the
Vols
Editox
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Niagara Fells
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chisago
Louie
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harpers Ferry
Cumberland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tuo Friga
Denver
Pike's Park
Catarado Springe
The
Garden of the Gada
Mexico City
Guanajuate
Guadalajara
Transportstan
Bealda
New York Theater Bill Reaches 50 Million Yearly
An estimate shows New York's 62 Manhattan theaters attract 82 000 nightly attendees across 240 nights, with box offices over 20 million. Cab, dinners, and flowers add substantial annual expenditures, while staging costs average 10 000 per day and manager profits reach about 9 million.
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New York
Manhattan
God Fox
Ballot Contest Opens in The Light Readers Nominate Candidates
A local contest in The Light invites residents of San Antonio to vote for contestants by clipping ballots from the paper and returning them with certificates of payment. Balloting starts after June 21 and closes August 1 at 9 p.m. Winners will be canvassed by a business committee. private employees and relatives of staff are disqualified.
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Light
Oplock
The
Busines
Iss
San Antonio
Thoroon
Real Estate and business names highlight 1900s district
A garbled list of local firms and individuals appears to name Jd H Kirkpatrick real estate Frank Rennert Milletts Car Works Block Morris Block Co D M Farnsworth Original Mexican Restaurant Mills Mille Engraving Co Missea Luan and Marla Colo and Mrs Marrla of El Fran as part of a 1900s New Mayetiek context with unclear connections.
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Jd. H, Kirkpatrick
Real Estat
Frank Rennert
Rennert
Milletts Car Workis Block
Morris Block & Co
D. M. Farnsworth
Mills, Mille Engraving Co
Missea Luan
Marla Colo
Mra. Marrla
el Fran
Mayetiek
August storms in San Antonio record heavy rainfall and winds
Historical notes from Augusts over 25 years show San Antonio’s rain, wind, and temperature patterns. The record highlights August 23 as one of the wettest days in 42 years, with a notable hurricane-like storm that damaged homes and trees. Peak wind reached 42 miles per hour on August 2, 1908, while 1920 and 1892 had unusually low rainfall. Overall August 1902 featured the warmest average temperature of 68, and 789 marked the coolest. The month’s average rainfall was 2.64 inches, humidity averaged 47 and 49 percent at 7 am and 7 pm, with 12 clear, 3 partly cloudy, and 5 cloudy days. Prevailing winds came from the northeast at about 0.5 mph.
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Ansuat
Allen Buell
Hagglard
San Antonio
Ovcasion
Nothh
Tv Direct
Personal greetings as travelers visit the city
Miss Kathleen Earl hag returns from an extensive tour to New York Chicago and Memphis en route with Kaatyla Galvester Charles pickels and Miss Anna Qoodwin of Allin as guests of S McCullough a prominent Mexican miner and wife arrival with two children plus J G Perking and wife from Houston at the Hexar and others visiting locally including O W Williams Arizona and Nevada trip participants various arrivals and guests fill the social scene at the Menger and nearby hotels.
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Kathleen Earl Hag
Sola
New York
Chicago
Awit
Kaatyla Galvester
Charles & Pickels
Anna Qoodwin
Allin
Neww
Mexico
J. G. Perking
Houston
Hexar
Charles Foster
Kereville
Alty
Bexar
O.W. Williams
Arizona & Golovada — Gailyry
Pierce
Arizona
Hrom & Plenatts
Tennassea
Bertha Dalton
Uvalia
Angelis
W. White
Austin
Menger
George 4. Sexton
J. W. Winter
Fort ‘Worth
Visitors and guests fill city stays at Menger and Mission hotels
In a parade of visitors, Mr and Mrs J C Brookland of St Jowls arrive and stay at the Menger. M J Price of Yoakum and T B Joules of Del Rio are quartered at the Angelus. Wardin of Marble Falls, Perry of Liberty Hill, Allhead of Klick, and Ray of Jackson Tenn arrive to visit friends and journey on to Corpus Christi. Various others, including Loring, Craven, Doughty, Coulter, Shelley, and more, stay at the Mission and New Maverick hotels while plans shift toward New York and eastern cities. Otto Robilysch heads to Corpus Christi with family.
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J.C. Brookland
St. Jowls
Arepuesta
Menger
M. J. Price
Yoakum Dz
Angelus
T. B. Joules
del Re
B. T. Johnson
J. H. Day
New Orleans
California
Cha Mission Hotel
Eq Wardin
Marble Falls
C. O Perry
Liberty Hil
J. G. Allfead
Cllck
Tax
L. J
Ray Eve
Jackson, Tenn
Carus Christi
Mission Nomed
F. M. Loring
Ray
Sian City
Ala Craven
Enale Craven
Ar.p. O'Reilly
Bellville
J. M. Doughty
Joe Coulter
W. 3. Shelley
Uvalde Aye
Atrivale Ab
the Angéls
Jasper Lamm
Nenager
Une G A. Dierler Manufacturing
Go,s
Corpus Christi
Mro Law
New Yorks
Tom
Camphallfy
Bexar
Fafestine
A. L. Vimminus
Corpus Chciste
R. Y. Sarber
Vinuain Ato Gueve
M. L. Havet
Lockhart
Baxi
It. Hy Berry
Mige Nona Barry
Rbeevlis
Maverick
Otto Robilysch
Lanteht
Corpus Christ
Webb
Ewitch
Southern Pacific
Stattin
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Olive Grove
Emma Cazell
Hotel News Vane
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Louise ‘Collins
Mason
G. F. Scharfenberg
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Sunday Light
Bingville Bugle
Susan
Ae Elerd
Major Buell
Bose
Mra. H. Glazbrook and
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Highon
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Hyana
Corpus Chetsti
Thaw
Marty K- Thaw
Poughkeepsie
Elty
Minger
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