Banners for the International Fair Go Up After Permit
Banners advertising the November International Fair were stretched across Alamos Street and the Cont Ineree and Novstay street bridges under a permit granted yesterday by the mayor at Dr. Fred Terrell's request. A $26,000 payment was made by the fair association to the traction company for loop construction near the new entrance, while a separate bridge project over the Amosas Pass railroad track remains undecided for later action.
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Fred Terrell
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Parmiadon
Vance Wat
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Traction Company
Jatt Srounda
Amosas Pass
Independent Co 70 Fight Standard In Atlanta Oil Plant
The Galt DN Refining company, an Independent company, purchased a $26,000 tract near Atlanta to build an oil distribution plant. It will compete with Standard Oil, with plans to begin erecting tanks soon and have the plant completed within months. The company, which operates fields near Pittsburgh, Pa, asserts its absolute independence and reports assets around $77,000,000.
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Atlanta
Galt Dn, Refining Company
Bes
Atelanta
Standard Oi
Ron
Raed
Southern
Haa
Pittaburg
City health board yet to fix hospital plan
Twenty one years ago The Light reports a village board of health meeting where the new city hospital operation plan was debated but no action taken while a committee was to investigate methods used elsewhere and report at the next session.
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New City Hospital
Charles Scheldemantel
Castraville
la Coste
Wy. Marx
Travis Park
Miller
Wik Heme
Gronkett Street
Ramon Guerra
Laredo
Marks Bkny Ruellmay
Gastra Street
Han
Hell
Antonius
Binday
Bowen Halen
John G. Hewen
Bowen
Peavacl
Corn Iwal Park
Meyer
Ourey
Tania
Milk campaign in St. Louis stalls after heated city meeting
Mayor Calaghan and the health board delayed a milk supply reform as a conference with dairymen looms. Amendments to the milk ordinance may be considered after the talks, while bacteriologist Dr. Stout continues tests on milk samples. The city, famed for buttermin, struggles to secure a steady supply amid local tensions.
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Health Board
Health Department
Conn Ui
Cnmmneil
Myor Calaghan
Stout
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Ten Years in Bed and Kidney Cure Relief
Ten years confined to bed due to kidney disease describes severe illness with immobility until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. The patient from Oakville credits the remedy as a Godsend and reports significant relief and regained ability to move.
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Ry A. Gray
Oakville
Foley
Baxarewe Co
Subscribers retire. change address with The Light
A reader advises subscribers to leave the city and let The Light follow them. The note references Hs Letter and a Jatter from hers, offering flexible address changes and stating you can update as often as desired, with a contact phone 176.
Trust busters seek national antitrust cooperation
Texas Assistant Attorney General J P Lightfoot reports from St Louis on an antitrust convention. He backs forming a national association of attorneys general to share information and coordinate prosecutions of trusts, with eight of twelve invited states attending. President Roosevelt endorses the plan. next meetings planned for Sept 39 to Oct 1.
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Gentry
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Ag Chalman
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The Quarral and a Social Slip in Detroit
Fragmentary text from the Detroit Press recounts a personal quarrel over etiquette and social duty. A woman bursts into tears, imploring not to speak again after a painful moment, claiming all women share the same reproaches. The piece reflects on love, pain, and imagined universal female responses.
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Unprecedented School Expansion Plans Reported in San Antonio
Large construction activity dominates the week with plans for a twenty one room addition to the public high school on Main. Architects Atlee, Ayres, Diemen, and J. Fleur Walker lead design to ease pupil congestion and accommodate growth for next session. Other projects include a two story brick building for Phil Lansdorf on East Commerce, a residence for Joan A. Shirley, additions to the Witte building, and new church and factory structures.
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Willow
van Ness
Witte
Houston Street
Main Avenue
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Tours
Tex
Nauvald
Warnworth
L. Paro
Sivia
Eity
Npey
Alamo Alrest Ade
Thterna Tindal
Great Northern Allroad
P. T. Shielly
BrieWliyers
Warts Tn
Presa Street
Hert
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Swellest rooms offered at 202 W Romana street by Howall Hust Brundage
Improvement plans under way aim to finish street work by early fall and place the subdivision on the market. The property at 202 W Romana street advertises the swellest rooms in the city, with phone numbers 1316 for inquiries.
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Ag Acon
Howall, Hust, & Brundage
Calle
Placing U S Second as Naval Power
In New York on January 17 a note appears that the work Planting Ships of 1877, a recognized authority on world navies, ranks the United States second only to the United Kingdom among naval powers, with Holland listed first.
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Aung
Annanl
United Statea
Hapland
Elk's Day at Park to Help Building Fund
Elk's Day at Micline Path schedules a gala to boost the building fund. A large summer crowd is expected with daytime and evening events, including a 5 o'clock ball game between Ely and Banke teams. Concessions plan special attractions for the occasion.
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Miceline Path
Alteyil
Atlragliang
Amissement Resort
Nadel
Swoll
Ely
Banke
Life Has a Chance in Turbulent Times
A fragmented excerpt speaks of life’s chances today and urges bold steps. It mentions endurance, strength, and leaping toward opportunity despite crowded paths and uncertain weather, implying a call to act with courage.
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Hattimore
Ufo
New Lumber Firm Ready for Business
The Petrol Saur Lumber company forms a new local enterprise with extensive stock in lumber, sash, doors, blinds, and builders hardware. Founders Petrich Saur Martin bring nineteen years in the trade, operating from a site at the junction of Austin Ninth Lemar and Chestnut streets. They pledge ready service to contractors and homeowners and announce plans to meet all construction needs. D. C. C. Dougherty is named cashier of the department, living with his wife at 1014 San Pedro.
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Lemar
Chestnut Wheels
le Petrich
Louis Law
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Willian J. Martin
Messrs
San’ Antonia
Petrich-Sour Lumber Company
So My
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