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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1908
Page
4
CityNews reports Politefficer Jon Stowe returned from Anatts where he sought treatment after a dog bite on Telgh sleet. Doctors found no danger and cleared him to resume duties this morning.
Auction note advertises a damaged item described as a ceiling fan in fair condition with a large tee box unlikely to be clear. Contact details point to Augburger Metropolitan in Bir with a telephone listing.
A social will be given at the residence of Mrs Jot Stappenbeek at 911 North San Marcos after Wednesday afternoon by the maslers of the German Evangelical Feriecens church. The event aims to support the season events and a large turnout is expected. a substantial supper is promised. A convent of 100 members funds the social and plans a notable gathering. Also seeks a woman for cook and housework for a family of three. apply today.
George Bindlay, proprietor, is reported in serious condition with decline in health. Local note indicates his health has worsened and he remains under medical care.
Delegates gather for the Buathees Men's Club as updates on local affairs are shared. New members and community concerns are noted amid routine discussions and plans for upcoming events.
The American fleet arrives to a festive Auckland harbor as ships anchor and a grand reception is planned. A souvenir book greets officers with a foretaste of Rooseveltian ideals and Dominion unity. A diplomatic snag blocks an armed landing that would enable a match, forcing postponement.
The article details factional battles within a political convention focusing on credentials and chairmanships. It notes factions supporting prohibitionists and anti prohibitionists, names several figures such as Moore of Cameron and Ivey of Sherman, and describes anticipated clashes over rules and nominations. The tone mirrors a heated pre convention campaign with strategic maneuvers and anticipated speeches.
A San Antonio citizen endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a splendid remedy for back and kidney pain after purchasing from Hexar Drug Co. The testimonial asserts reliability of a local resident over strangers and notes a prompt, effective relief. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, markets the pills in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The text is garbled and does not provide clear facts. It suggests opinion on convention rules and a mistaken notion about rostering or stalemate, but no discernible events, people, dates, or organizations. Context remains too unclear to summarize into a coherent news item.
Chicago and Northwestern announces plans for a new Madison Street passenger terminal costing about 20 million dollars. The vast station will handle up to 250,000 passengers every 24 hours and will surpass any U.S. railroad yard in size. It will occupy most of the city blocks between Manix, Kenne, Canal, and Washington streets, with a granite arch lit facade, bronze details, and four 12 foot clock towers.
Fragmented text shows a publican ticket note about a figure who was not consulted before a nomination. It mentions the person is a Democrat who voted in recent primaries, with unrelated ad language promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health and vitality.
Officials clash over a Texas quarantine on Mexican goods and people amid fever fears. San Antonio leaders report few Mexican cases, while Mexican authorities claim controls are sufficient. Local figures regard the scare as needless and warn against overreaction in cross border trade and travel.
Dr. Siceagil health officer of Mexico and Surgeon General Wyman of the United States army argue that the Mexico quarantine is ill advised and unnecessary. They note fever danger is small, mortality low, and warn against overzealous measures harming trade and health.
Swell Saturday crowd at Sekottische Andiewenr Big Tent Theater cheers for The Merry Widow. Tonight and Monday promise a packed house as the renowned company continues the engaging melodrama with Richard Lester and Velma Whitman in lead roles. Garrick venue buzzes over latest show business trends and Edison films drawing families to town.
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