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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1911
Page
19
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Classified style inventory listing multiple properties for sale in San Antonio area. Includes cottages on Dakota and Van Ness streets, two-story houses, corner lots, farms near Pearsall, cotton broad listings, and trade offers with figures, rent terms, and owner contacts. Names include A J Greiner, B G Irish, H Wichmand, J H Landa, Chas Untermeyer, and S Hanna with addresses in Navarro, Moore, Carson, and Wilson streets. Also mentions San Antonio Loan and Trust Co and Texas Investment Co with hotel references.
A fragmented schedule listing multiple railroad trains with origins including the north east east and west routes. It notes the Sunset Limited trains toward San Francisco and New Orleans, plus El Paso and Victoria Cuero Cuero Victoria routes, and local Palestine services with various departure times.
Greenwich Connecticut Chief of Police Ritch faced a unique charge of shipping a live deer across state lines to L. J. Aubrey of Ossining, his son-in-law. The deer, intended as a Christmas window attraction, was crated so well that express company workers did not recognize it as living. Upon discovering the contents, they notified the station, but the chief assured the company the animal was mounted and no law was violated, and the shipment proceeded.
Ex Justice of the Peace George F. Stackpole was fined ten dollars in Justice Hil dredth's Riverhead Long Island court for shooting his Thanksgiving goose from a motor boat. He defended with an unusual claim, reported by the New York Times.
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