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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
5
A dense page of classified notices and rental listings shows numerous FOR RENT and FOR SALE items, including cottages, modern houses, rooms, and storage spaces. Entries name locations like LOCUST SLABET, PARK, HOL, and streets, with details on rates, amenities, and contact prompts. The ads reflect a mid century urban housing market with frequent references to amenities, furnishing, and nearby services.
Classifieds advertise multiple job openings and employment inquiries across professions. Listings include barber shop staff, train plant workers, and a government liaison role, with contact details and wage hints. Also notes for realty ads, college attendance, and representative recruitment with location references in Texas and Washington.
Multiple listings for furnished rooms in Angelus Hotel and Alamo Street properties, offering single and shared accommodations. Prices range from around 12 to 960 per month, with mentions of private homes, central locations, and proximity to court houses. Also includes ungarbled notes for unfurnished rooms and shared lodging, with varying amenities and terms.
A jumble of furnished and unfurnished apartments and rooms listed for rent across Lexington, Crockett, and area. Offers include private baths, utilities, and various amenities. notes mention proximity to shops, grocery and dining areas, with prices and contact hints interspersed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning SIMAROOMS, KD, Alameda, public baths, TV, and various garbled items. Readable entities include Alameda and possible references to entertainment and services, but specifics are not decipherable.
A garbled trade notice lists automotive parts and services from various shops. It mentions welding, frame and axle components, and used cars or car parts for city property transactions. Includes references to welding, storage, and auto repair terms with scattered vendor names and locations.
Classified-style notice listing multiple vehicles for sale with garbled OCR text. Mentions a 7 passenger Rainier, a cracked bumper, and dealers in new and used mobiles. Includes phone contact hints and vague references to car parts, cash transactions, and private party sales.
Confidential loans and money to loan on personal property offered by multiple lenders. Advertisements promise rapid cash against goods such as jewelry, watches, and household items. Terms emphasize discretion, small print fees, and varied repayment plans. Local offices and contact details appear among scattered lines.
Public notices urge taxpayers in San Antonio to render all property taxes by November 1 and announce sealed bids for a city project. The document lists requirements for bids, including a deposit, certification, and contract terms. It includes ordinance references approving traffic regulation and penalties for violations, with names such as Howard, City Auditor, and officials directing bids and contracts.
Fragmented OCR details mention a Sunday paper sale event by Alamo Auction Pin with references to bicycles and gear. It cites locations like ZiT Ave and landmarks such as Dayton and Broad Anneled, plus items described as bargains and matures.
An old classified ad promotes high craft female and export work, selling typewriters and related machines. It lists Remington models, price points, and a brochure offer, inviting readers to write for the booklet and dealer information. The copy mentions various dealers and exchange options for typewriters.
Fragmented ad copy lists various items for sale and trade including furniture, pianos, cabinets, awnings, tents, and home goods. It mentions Alamo Furnitur Co on Main Ave and several related notices about prices and makeshift descriptions with scattered, garbled product notes.
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