Local Sportsmen Forum Advocates State League
The Sunday Light reports editor Pekmecky champions a Sportsmen's League to enforce game laws and fund convictions. It outlines a simple county led structure with elected officers, a pen for names, and low annual dues, arguing such an organization would deter violators and harmonize with game regulations. The piece urges reader input and names potential officers to organize a constitutional framework.
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Dexas Sportsman Hias
Auslinard
Mineut Coriines
Tils Ty
Wogablier Wida Akewh
Melgentioman
Bavides Tiose Ferhires
Trad Potmecky
Bir
Pomiecky
Stierisusan
Wll
Tle
Fee League
Hick
Gama Hoge
Edlive
Tly
Fragmentary Local Trade Names and Odd Phrases
Fragmented OCR text lists several shop names and places with garbled wording. It references wines and liquors, ports, and a stray mention of an elephant and a baby. Information is too incomplete to determine a clear event or news item.
DOGree 188 Dolls and toys on wheels catalog
A diverse sale listing describes dolls of many colors and sizes, toy furniture, wagons, tricycles, books, blocks, games, pet toys, vanity items, and decorative china. The notice enumerates accessories and boxes, with emphasis on a broad range of playthings and related goods.
Bail Granted in Murder Case in Wiel Court
Grand jury returned an indictment and the district attorney announced bail set at 5009 dollars. Judge J T Muartin granted the release as August 1 stands. Perry J Lewis and Salon Stewart counsel for the defendant. Observers noted the case as a bailiable one with the applicant restrained of liberty awaiting further proceedings. Local vendor OLGAIL MANTMACTERER, WC PRAZTER advertises fine Mexican cigars and Xmas goods at 12 in box for 1 dollar, 111 N Alamo Street.
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J. J. Watcheson
J. T Muartin
Standike
Perry J. Lewis
A Muder
Ik Weil
Livbeas
Perry J.lewis
Salon Stewart
Levy
Turehesen
Olgail Mantmacterer
Prazter
Xumas Goods
Alamo Street
County election expenses and staff payments listed
County finances show judges clerks and room rents for general election purchases. Various names and amounts recorded for poorhouse jail upkeep guards jurors meals and damages totaling several hundred dollars. October 1830 figures include meals to jurors and road damages.
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Itaanis
Peen Wiach
Ag Aveli
G. W. Duke
Henry Kraus
Constantin Weiss
W. Chappell
Frank Dalestr
Sam G. Aekles
Sfodesto Torres
E. Bellinger
G. Ife- Tie
Tt. Sernandez
Lucien Ilacoste
A.D. Jones
1. Sandoval
A. Dugosh
A. P. Stheiner
A. S. Galonge
W. CG. Wroeger
J. C. Kerr
Writ
L. J. Suckenfuss
C1. Carr
Ws Wattinis
L. Wolfson
John P. Campbell
Johm B P. Campbell
Ch Weatherby
Meltel Road
Pine School Institute Engages White School Teachers
The pine school teachers institute for the first third and eighth grades met yesterday morning at the high school. The session was well attended and described as an interesting and instructive adjunct to public school work in the city, highlighting valuable contributions to education.
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Pine
Faithful Notice of Graves Funeral in San Antonio
In San Antonio on December 2 1809 Frederick Graves aged 72 years died. The funeral will be from the residence of his son in law Victor F. Vaugaun 110 South Olive street at 4 oclock this afternoon. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.
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San Antonio
To¢lopham
Frederick
New School House Near Park Place to Open January
The new public school near Athin ayenué at Park Place will be ready for occupancy at the start of the January term. It will have four rooms requiring four teachers, a principal and three assistants. Many applications are on file with the superintendent for submission to the school board. A writer is needed for the building and several applicants are on file.
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Res Public School
Athin Ayenué
Park Place
Thia
Religious Meetings At The Association Pass Unclear
The Association holds a 3 o'clock gospel meeting led by a Kansas City pastor. At 4 o'clock a men’s open meeting features four short speeches by local speakers with choral singing. A December public reception is postponed indefinitely amid limited attendance, and a social meeting for men is planned with members urged to bring guests. The New Year reception committee reports progress and a campaign to engage young men is discussed. The women’s auxiliary will host the regular monthly reception tomorrow evening with an excellent program announced.
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Dirs, Saul
Kansas City
Tadies
Sten
Messrs
J. W. Davi
W. J. ‘Allen
A. W. Shaw
M. J. Eilem
Coca
Stavas
A. W. Stay
Y. M. OG. AL
Revival Meeting With Dr J P W Saul Takes City Stage
Evangelists of Kansas City Dr J P W Saul and colleague Lavlo begin a revival campaign in the city at multiple venues. Saul, a physician turned evangelist after conversion, has spent years preaching in Missouri and nearby northwestern towns. Services are listed at St John’s and First Church of Christ with German, Episcopal, and local congregations hosting events today and tonight.
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JP W. Saul
Vite
Kansas City
Lavlo
Texas
Alc
A. Auditorlius
Saul
Yenra
M.issouri
Local church notices announce Sunday services and events
The fragment lists multiple church activities including Sunday school at 6:80, morning service with a large choir, and welcoming remarks. It mentions St Tut's Moiseapatl church and The von Methodist church with services, prayer times, and an auction related to Lavish Aid.
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Guin
Sill
TAU Ik Joy
Lluy
Mon Ami Sitet
Aervice Cody
Bist Spiritualist — Society
Ranksin Brown
Nomple Mile Quayttte
Woliy and Waixs NBLOVES and city notes
Wolff and Marx personnel departures and hires at San Rosa hospital visit. Miss Geffel resigns as agent. wedding planned next Wednesday. Mr Dan Marx visits New York office and stays through holidays. Mrs Towle of Philadelphia touts Chamberlyns Cough Remedy with claims of preventing croup in babies. multiple mothers endorse the product.
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Wolff & Mar
S. G. Lorene
Alse Ituby Benett
Helen Poros
Joe ‘Tucket
Madde’ ' Oliver
Atta
Oiatesier
Sients
Ttose
Misa
Ena . Kinetde
Mrs. Heard
aArthur Burteck
Chaa
Brewst
Mm. Lujan
Ed. Guerlo, Jr
Garbarde
Biles Hence
Wiliams
Lujan
Airs
Dyer
Ass Ususcheidt
Chas
Mussle
Dbentzler
May Karthel
Georgena
Wolff & Marz
San Rosa Hospital
amoiHh
Alexleo
W. Towle
Philadelphia
Lenn
Pista
New Buildings Report Shows November Totals by Ward
The city records for November indicate 42 total building permits across wards, with details scattered. Data includes ward designations and permit counts, noting costs and various classifications for new structures.
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Wis
Unclear fragment from storefront ad in old paper
Fragmentary OCR text describes a store claiming "largest business" and "no loss" with promises of plenty and satisfaction. Mentions addresses and names like SENG BRG and E.Trowston St, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Cpace
Seng Brg
E.trowston St
Unclear OCR: Rail robbery victim sustains hand injury
Fragmentary text reports a passenger named Jack Waley involved in an International railroad robbery about a year earlier. It claims a gunshot through the right wrist and notes medical attention and use of the hand after treatment, with references to an ostrich farm and unspecified events.
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Jack Waley
Judge Martin rules on mandamus in county election staffing
In the thirty seventh district court Judge Martin refused Percy A. Copinps mandamus to compel the County Commissioners to pay all election staff for November 8. The ruling limits payment to eight workers three judges four clerks and one presiding officer. A rebedding motion was granted and will be heard later this week by Judge Avrtn.
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T. Marti
Percy A. Copinn
County Commissioners' Court
Avnrtin Soene
Republican
Democratic
Peoples
Ask
All Aboard at Grand Opera House this December
Coming attractions headline Tae Ott Brothers at the Grand Opera House with All Aboard a farce filled with lively characters and rapid specialties. Dec 6 matinee 2 30 features bright performers and sweeping comedy in a city favorite.
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Tae Ott Brothers
Gre Grand Opera House
Matlace
Moved store bargains and court notices mix
A damaged OCR page shows ads for moved stores, bargains on trunks and leather goods, plus court notices listing cases against W L Brady, Armstrong, and others. It references Edwin Chamberlain & Co, Horan & Co, and the District Courts with debts and garnishments. The fragmentary text mentions Truakes, Alamo product names, and local officials.
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Alamo
Vogler & Go
G, Horan & Co
W. L. Braley
Horan & Co
A. Wy
Tiariet Fry
Armstrong
Justics
Edwin Chamberlain & Co
Fra
Murray Et al
Edina L. Setteete
Ralph Frorichs
Weary
Smith
Dept. State
Percy A. Coppanl
Peter Jonas
Aman Wamius
Slate
Young
Commissioners’ Court
Elks Memorial Attended By State Officials Arriving In City
State revenue agent Joe Teo Jameson and future secretary JD MW tardy arrived from Austin to attend the Elks memorial service this afternoon. Carl Drake is expected to arrive this morning.
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Joe Teo Jameson
Joseph D. Sayers
MW. Tardy
Graves Funeral Service Held This Afternoon
The funeral of the late Mr FO Gravesntste was conducted this afternoon at 4:30. Attending pallbearers included Dr L Beau Mont, Jobe I Bohony I, P Andrews, J.T lvew, Voulthc, and Cody. The notice references Worldday Wines Cordials Liquor and Cigars and mentions Commerce Street bridge and Alsino Millinery in brief.
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Clare
City
Lonsdale Domestic
the Sunday Light
Pekmecky Well Siow
Patte
Dogree
Wolfson
Coumney Watligane
School Institute
Boone
Religious Matters
Apaairs
The
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Y.S
Mnu
Grace
Whateh
Boye
Mle Omarchas
St. John's Episcopalian Lutheran Church
Nuewa Streel
Presa Scree
Conrad Bo Goddes
A. Paster
Christ
Selentsi
Joe
Pires Avenue
Pueble
Navarra
Commerce and
Br Joln'a Episcopal Church
North Cherry Street
Croner Hurnet Atreot
Suralay
Ayivert
Rev. Wm
Woliy & Waix
Nbloves
Coy Notws
Aem, Hede and
Christleas
Ostrich Farm
Judge Martin
Opera Houas
Hoyt
Mary Marble
W. Doone
Napoleon
Dante
Glancy
Grand Opera House
Thad
I, Ryan
Happy Fannie Welds
Rdwink
Antic
Chia Glocker
Campbell Aut Breall
Tudia
Smyth & Rice
Comediva
Gayotte de Veulle
Stone China Children’s
Steve Distiens
Wil ‘Les
Aiekel Patel
Halt
Ato Wineshaw
Gilman, Margaret Olle, Ethel and
Mabel Stricktend
Nist
Gormmmerce Street
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