Light Rays and Local Notices At San Antonio Garden
Fragmented notice page from a San Antonio paper describes social events at MUTMN'S GARDEN and Mati's garden, various bargains, and city notices. It mentions a typhoid quarantine at 115 Callaghan ages, a Sunday social dance, and entertainment plans with prices about 6 o'clock and 20 cents. Also references street work, bridge repairs, and local business ads, with names like Miss Addie M. Whitehorne and Major A Y Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
MUTMN
Callaghan
San Antonio
Mati‘s Garden
Orphe Hess
Tle San Antono
Finch'n Scoul
Havana
Addie M. Witehoer
Stod Roy Ranch
Bourne
Awategh Prat Hagler
Main Avenus
Houston Street
Gerins Ier
Te Yity Board
Seigel Trustees
Commerce St -Garden
Commerce St
Commerce Sf
A. Y. Wallon
Fron
Balist San Pera Springs
Barbara Uutseheld
Ticken’s Ranch
San Pedre Springs
San Pedre Park
KOR
Garson Street
W. BP
Poland
Ardmore
Indian Territory
Brain Avenue
J. WM. Fairland
Waco
Tite Hotel
Katie Muth
Frionde
Einensdorf
Couneil
Rank Knelly
Barney Dorgn
Thouston Tront
Pat Kneeland Robtein
Sullivan Shoe Co announces sales and arrivals
Sullivan Shoe Co lists deals on stocks and styles at bargain prices. Notices announce marriages, travel, and local business movements with names like Andres Crim and Lifeleda Cistiss. Various residents visit or return from trips as store promotions attract shoppers.
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Railles
Sullivan's
Sullivan Shoe
Andres Crim
Lifeleda Cistiss
Wyoming
Sullivan
Charnes
Marta
Southern Pacific
Sullivan Bholco. “Charles Zallniuasig: Has Gone To the Gity
Mexico
Sullivan Shor CO
John @. Lewis
Ger
Itis Fon Mountain
Trout
Austin
Joske’s Monday Morning Sale Offers Extraordinary Investment
Joske Bros urge readers to invest in summer merchandise, announcing daily arrivals and limited space to showcase new goods. The advertisement promises strong values and invites shoppers to join Monday for potential gains, noting further details in the Express.
Special sale on advance goods for skirts and costumes
New Black Goods announces a special sale with discounted fabrics suited for skirts and theatrical costumes. The lots include 40 inch silked Mohair, 88 inch silk, wool blends, and 40 to 65 inch imported fabrics such as English cheviot and French serge, with several styles offered at various low prices.
Housekeepers Sale Ad Teases Bargains on Linens and Furniture
Advert says items arrive Monday and will sell fast. Features include linen fringe panels, pillow cases, sheets, tablecloths, a large white crochet spread, and a Marseilles patterned bedspread. Mentions good condition and low prices, with emphasis on bargains.
Great Week for Wash Dress Goods Sale Preview
A sales note highlights a peak week for Wash Dress Goods with remaining August stock to move. Extra goods include printed organdies and athletes knits, with prices around 20 to 250, offering a five dollar waist and white waists framed by fine lawns and tuck details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Fithe
Local notes and travel snippets from Kerr County district
Fragmentary notices describe a vault partition mishap at the district clerk's office and a large train movement through the Acunsag Pass area with San Antonians and nearby towns. Also noted are a visiting Miss Sarah Rattagin returning from Illinois and Missouri, a community musical event with the Tin Taderkans Singing Society, and a Roman Catholic prelate party returning to Mexico after a visit to the Supreme Pontiff.
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Moexico
Rome
Italy
Astronomies and the Frat Dispute Incident
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune notes a dispute involving a prominent Indy who, amid a heated contention, caused a disturbance outside by the manager retreating to behind stones. The remark My stars? hints at disbelief. The passage reflects a humorous, sensational tone of a late 19th or early 20th century column.
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Indy
Chicago
Brooke slated to face reassignment amid Cuba affair
Washington August 19 strong impression prevails among War department officials that Governor General Brooke, summoned from Havana by Secretary Root, may not return to Cuba in his present role. Unclear data and criticism of General Brooke’s handling of important readers in the island prompt Root to seek better information before deciding his future.
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Syeelal
Washington
War Department
Brooke
Havana
Wasaingjun
Root
Guba
Mraoke
Alver
Cooba
Conuaicntion
Breoky
Povermor
Islaod
Return from drought reports miracle springs and drying wells
Wrempkau recounts a miraculous drought relief as springs like Panther and San Geronimo faltered. He notes long dry periods followed by renewed flow and people hauling water for stock. Some springs revived after years of drought, others previously dry now run again, seen as a natural miracle.
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My. Wrempkau
Krempiau
Sais Zkitonio
San Geronimo
Kequpkau
Tracers Examination Delayed By High Applicant Count
County School Superintendent J L Breeding reports 41 applicants for teacher certificates, near a record, delaying final results from the Tracers Examination. State figures show an apportionment of 4.25 per capita for public school support in the coming year, down from 4.50 last year. Meanwhile Richard Laere, local newspaper agent for Anheuser Busch, returns from a health sojourn at Martin Springs after a failed attempt to drink mineral water from a beer bottle.
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Gamminen
Lesa
Hewg Dd
J. L. Breeding
Kendall
Richard Laere
Anheuser
Natural gas strike claimed at Valdez property well
Mt Valdez's labor yields a deep well on Ta Hopeful of Sneevss Street. Dug to a hundred feet with a six foot bore, oil fumes and strong methane signs appeared as workers toiled. A maimed employee was rescued after being overcome by fumes. Locals speculate on a gas vein amid the steady digging and early steamship sightseers comment on the scene.
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Dweepei
Yates
Wig Voot Street
Migghug
Mesean
Valdes
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the Sunday Light
C. H. Mueller
Pioneer Art
Psint
Wilkinson
England
East 40Th St
Hyde
Will
Beethoven Hall
Lorat
Willy
Tweir Walts
St. aMtey's Street
St. Alars’s
Sullivan Shon Co
Louise ‘Schuetze
Slaver Lodge
Sona of Torman
Sullivan Stoke
Rugelle Norman
Sullivan Shoe CO
Foln Bollous
Mich
Wind Niagira Falls
Sug Ts
Stsiprinelaw
Thitie Senrlinger
Wolf
Mary Wiick
Prentinin
Keloger Veroin
Govan Veloran
Werder Waltings
Folin Kippers
Paless- Hue
William Uppers
Palestine
Quaers
Ue International Ud Gront Norther Rawrond
Wolff & Mars
Fort Worth
North
Mesquite Street
Bendivides
Leasunton
Vatre Street
Wall
Kimble County
Uimsliv
Marx
Aile
San Anton
Devil's River
Fel Ito
Switzerland Springs
Chas. Real
Micrchant
Centra Point
Vexas
Awe
W. A. Pettus
Tlhouman
Goliad County
Jesse J. Bell
Rockport
Corpus Christi
Ealthy Ele
Joske : Bros
Shy Latrenuin
Jett
Marseilles
Ballste
Regulavis
Ata
Rattan Jtoelar
Stowers Furniture
San Antonio, Tex
Ben Dean
Cypressman
Acunsag Pass
Kerrville
San Antonians
Boerne
Comfort
Chirettad
Sarah Rattagiin
Rlo
Freeburg
Ill
SE Lous
Sehonermeyer
Tin Taederkans Singing Society
Gathole Rundsebau Paper
Ines
Sten
Woot
Mt. Valdez
Medtemeting
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