Local Trade Ads and Notices Sprawl Across City Pages
Readable fragments show a crowded stream of ads and notices from a city store district. Kendalld & Hips calls for attention on East Houston Street while Millerinery Co dominates shop fronts with sales and new arrivals. Police notes mention dengue, a few weddings and a San Antonio gun club shoot awaits, plus furniture and shoe ads fill many lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Street
A. Gelsen
Malincke
Nmoke Miltineay CO
Sullivan Shoe Co
San Anfonio Gun Club
Mr. H
Sullivan's
Aye Young
San Fernanio Society
God
Main Avenue
Simon Well
Dakeview
Sullivan
John FL Craig
Tha Sameine
Sullivan Shoe
Boston Shoe Co
Otto Wahermund
San Antonio Brewling Association
Boston
Ride Co
Harber
Elty Drunmer
Port
Rockland
Cordovans
Stoughton
Nelck
St. Tous
Col
DW. Bradley
Fany
Tiradley
Aus
Heston Shoe Co
Railways Settle Tax on Quarterly Earnings
Special wire reports railways paid the comptroller one per cent on gross quarterly earnings for the quarter ending June 30. The Paris and Great Northern paid 3.56 dollars in tax on earnings. The Fort Worth Rio Grande paid 158 dollars on 1596.44 dollars in earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austo
Tadlay
Paris & Great Northern
County Tax Calls Report From Counties for 1897
Special Wire to Sunday Light from Stustin dated August 21 lists county tax valuations for 1897. Swisher County shows 764,552 a decrease of 120,403 from last year. Lampasas County reports 3,020,034 an increase of 28,607. Other counties like Striscar show 83 or 16dfo9 unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stustin
Swisher County
Striscar
Lampasas
Personal mentions fill Kerrville social pages
A long list of locals and visitors at the Southern and Maverick hotels, with many staying for the skit tournament. Names include Guy Marshall, Miss Mary Comey, Capt. Moore, A. K. Groeber, Fred H. Dancaster, Charles J. Reinhard, Mrs. E. J. Further, and many others from Austin, Galveston, Rockdale, Kerrville, and beyond. Dengue cases noted for Young and Miss Comey. several trips to Galveston New Orleans and Hot Springs referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Dancaster
Jwolis Prapkel
Hot Springs
Ark
Rutledge
Teoma
Sutherland Springs
William Forbes
Galveston
New Orleans
Gieseecke
Wolf and
Rocklale
Aiahacke
Afr
Mors
H. A. Movs
Kerrville
Mitchell
Joli Reinhard
Kendall County
E. J. Further
L. Govrad ‘Nuss
Takuroud
Gantoetville
TA. Thompson
3Rexico
Mle . Durst
Dulling's
Buerne
A. J. Klein
NM. E. Grong
Wilyter Jacoby
A. Gieson
Walter Tiresa
Austin
Marineke
Slerng Tohn
Campbell
Hig .Cooch
W. ©. Lieser
Civols
FF. Corett
New Braunfels
F. Kroege
Awb
Erb
Yorkstown
Mabucke
Miss' Mary O'Brien
Kalamazoo
Local Society Notes Blend of Visitors and Events
The town hosts a stream of visitors from Galveston, Houston, and Wharton, including Prof. Lucius Juniper and Miss Mary Howard, with social events planned at Linnburger's garden and a wedding at St Vaul's. Health improvements, teaching duties, and local church activities fill the week as residents attend normal schools, plan excursions, and support community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prachester Advanes
Beoft
R. L. Clarbert
Wharton
G. W. Begwn
Lucius Juniper
Galveston
Dave Mills
James Scott
Tesas
Alt
Davis
Houston
Pripagera
Guney
Boerne
Mary Howard
Wiley Jubilee Sliders
Frederick MeClain
Muse McClain
Colored Stock Plan
Tmorgon Institute of
Austin
Testis
Nettle
Naomi Beatt
Wille Lacker
Seguin
Ely
Ealsier Guards
Brand
Linnburger's Garden
Ubor
Bionham
Nathan A. Wilms
Misa Catherines. Bepiemlu
Vaul
Elista Thompson
St. Paul's
Cenool Leathers
Ford ‘Vesehers
Ueketa
Advanca
Enyotes
Cunyey
Mare
Japanese troupe to entertain Southwestern Park
A Yakino s Japanese troupe arrives from Austin to perform in Scheyermeyer s park this Monday night. Hosted by Mrs. A Wakefield and C Scheyermeyer, the free show is funded by car receipts and praised by Austin papers for its moral quality and strong crowds during two weeks of afternoon matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakino
Austin
Tye Park
A. Wakefield
Edison Hue
C. Scheyermeyer
Scheyermeyer
Wakefield
Austin Prpers
Austin Street Railway Company
Negroes Seek Protection Amid Race Tensions in Texas
In Leonard Texas two Black residents Mike Yeager and Henry Trown testified to Private Secretary McLean seeking gubernatorial protection from white residents amid a race war. They claim they are taxpayers and urge state intervention as Acting Governor Tester plans to visit soon to address the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Vox
McLean
Leonard
Texas
Mike Yeager
Henry Trown
Toonard
Culberson
Tester
Texas league merger and season plans in doubt
Dispatches from North Texas show Texas League franchises Port Worth and Dallas-Texas retain their status and votes in league reorganizations. President Henermany forecasts six clubs next season with options for April to July or a split schedule including September to November, avoiding July and August as dull months for baseball in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Baseball" Association
Henermany
Bright Stud
Texas
The Leaders Win In Baltimore Testun And York Roster
Readers follow race results and rosters across multiple cities with mentions of Corbett Winston Tan keh Corbett, SHADOOKOO B112 Batteries, and teams from Washington Chicago Boston and Pittsburgh. The report weaves in local notes on visitors, baptist church events, and a Houston legal figure, John Coleman, while detailing electric light announcements and community happenings.
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Pittsbirg
Brulevics
Lewis
Stlyctts
Bergong
Brdgklyn— Nie Hrdokivu
GatweMes—Kennedy Oil Boswell, Damhue and Doughes
Philadelphia
Poladelph
Chintntay
Papland Y Byer
Rhines and Pletz
Astia
Vaughn
Up- the- Creek
Sina_Antonio
Brattier Breingr
San Antonio
Merevila
St Sundey
John Coleman
Houston
Bmr
Frank Colemay
Insurance reformer Palladium denied admission to Texas
The Hou Palladium of Kansas City submitted papers to the Texas Department of Insurance for examination. After a careful investigation, the department classified the society as one doing insurance for profit and, lacking genuine fraternal features, refused it admission to conduct business in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insuranch -Company
Batnred
Sundey Light
Austin
Tex
Apg
Hou! Palladium
Kansas City
Wliiming
Ins
Te Tassurance Department
The Seat Meeting at Makacko Hotel Courtyard
A large gathering of writers discussed the German game preparatory for the renenament opening tomorrow at 4 o'clock in March's garden. The courtyard held Chinese lanterns and bright lighting. Dr B FE Tindre presided and secretary Charles Horn failed to record last meeting minutes, claiming they were lost. Mr Dreckschildt of Galveston praised President Hadra with two large Sams, and the president urged disposition of the tokens amid a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
B. FE. Tindre
Association
Xrelecrae
Charles Horn
Dreckschildt
Galvestor
Hadra
Granite Cookware and Supplies Advertised in Racket Specials
The notice lists assorted granite ware and kitchen items for sale including per yard cloth, galvanized buckets, granites and pudding kettles, preserv ing kettles, children's granite chambers, muffin pans, baking pans and lids.
Dalliig Plans Health Springs at Sour Springs
George Dalliig, president of the Guilt Shore railroad, announces a health resort at Sour Springs. He will build a modern bath house and facilities to attract health seekers, hoping for quick completion by fall and drawing visitors from across the country to test the medicinal waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dalliig
Guilt Shore Railroad
Dulliig
Dais
Dulliig Lan
Ar- Ennsas
Varlons Challybonte
Toe Wesle Gonds at five contend Lotsdale.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a sale or listing with scattered phrases about wholesale items and low prices. Names, dates, and places are garbled, leaving a partial glimpse of a dismissible classified style note. The readable parts hint at a store listing or ad with cents and cellar to garret references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grill
Garret
Chain Found at Bair Grounds Linked to Interstate Rally
Wright found a gold chain with a locket bearing two elderly Indians and a bat slide at the Bair grounds during the Interstate rally. He turned it over to Sheriff Campbell to locate the owner. The piece features one smooth side and a circular star design on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Bair Grounds
Campbell
Special Sale At Wolme and Marx Unveils New Childrens Dresses
Timudiveds of Louse Wrappers announce a special sale tomorrow at Wolme and Marx. New caller Wor Children’s School Dresses have just been received at 22 Te Wolff and Marx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Wolme & Man
Children's School Dreskes
Runaway horse freights wagon through Market Street area
A horse hitched to a towel company delivery wagon bolted from a Market Street stable yesterday afternoon, pulling the wagon through Market Street and into the west side of Malin Plaza Park, where it stopped after damaging several shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maza
Alamo Plaza
A. Stowers Turniture CO
C. L. Steinle
Jandolin
South Presa Street
Wolfson
Inrge Rustan Rocker Weh
Goa
Stowers OR
Nisury CO
Towel Supply Company
Market Street
Aps
Malin’ Plaza
Bargain Sale Features Odd Stock Items At Low Prices
Local shop advertises clearance of remaining stock including 12% quality goods and linen items at five cent bargains.notes mention Catholic events and a church figure Rev Jos Sheehan with hints of Detroit connections and a shoe shop listing for Mic Smith with hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolif & M
St Mew's
Jos. Sheehan
Henry
Treasuerer
St. Lap
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GM. Futsinger
Carrie L. Comstock
Harris
Silva Nehnann
Corealdren
Ani
Monany Mok Millinery Co
Miilary Plaza
Terngah
Marenal Wall
Corst
Ed Kotula
Bueelagl County
Monumental Street
Smith
Allert HL. Cumintngs
No. Sig North
Clores Street
Klondike
Jaques Veeney
Hart
Aldium Lodge A
U. W
G. A. Stovenrs' Furniture CO
Griff Jones
Neri Livres Street
GA. Stowers
Justice PR
Hy Shook
Elgil
G. A. Stowels
Tohm Comnek Jett
Ita
Jeanelie Hall
Cocaina Fend
North Iast Street
G. A. Soweus Furniture CO
Yo Stan Shoe Co
Linry Halb
Mills
Lakeview
Jima
Tolon
Klondike Golf
County Tan Rolls
Guy Marshall
Ithwell
Cartiey
Trouster
The
St. Times
WT. Young
AnMlory Bue
Miss Mary Comey
A. C. Goeth and
Caniily
Austln
Ayp
the Menger
George Burgess
Gouwales, Ee
Capt. Moore
Sherif
Kerr County
KF. Groeber
Hallollsville
Skat
Ao Plevee
Cleburne
John.c. Beasty
Teeville
Mbert VY
Cyinfort
Ed Protress Jeaves
G. Block
A. d. Rosenthal
Mise Mattle Blum
Front & Tave
Bs Nashville
Dell
Jose Cassimo
Louis Hunenck
George M. White
Blaverick Hotel
A. Ruemamel
St. Louis
Mabucke Hotel
W. A. Callaway
Henry Merritt
J. G. Bea
Noswell
N. M
Maverick
Walter Tips
Austix
Muth
Lena Heckman
Montana
Atrest
Central Telephone Station
Laredo
Ben Sass
W. Cornelson
Gus Holliz
la Grange
Mahucke
Mra. GW. 1
Baker
Misa Agnes
J. T. Campbell
Masters Roy
Wallace Campbell
George Reynolds
Merchant Police
Fore
Lockhart
Doy
Chatie
W. D. Wyle
Kempio
Centra
Cab Extenalye Tri
Direxive
Corpis Christ
Stockport
of Oriental “Specialiata
FESR
Mecerkan Baya
Cuiteens
Patis
Mr. Dalliig
Fount
Wolff & Marx
Fingree's
Detroit
Mic’ Smith