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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1898
Page
6
A fragment notes Sunset Wood Co. store with low prices drawing locals to visit. A neighbor boasts no sickness since a local official began visiting the Sunset Wood Co’s big storefront for goods and recommends Neon Fresh groceries as healthy.
A fragmented note touts Sunset War Co feed and Sunset Wood Co hay and grain as the cheapest options. The speaker proclaims a personal rise to candidacy, implying political ambitions linked to local supply deals. The text blends promotional sell lines with self description and regional product mentions.
A county clerk Shad Smith builds a striking new residence on North Flores Street near his long time home. Neighbors praise the choice, noting the street’s historic charm, shade trees, and bird songs that make it a sylvan retreat. The editor calls Smith's building a fine addition reflecting his loyalty to the city and its permanence.
A reader extols the 202 Boyth Flores street shop, praising the Great 6 and 10 Cent Store for selling school supplies cheaper than elsewhere and carrying nearly everything customers need, arguing hard times feel lighter with such discounts.
Mayor Calaghan champions taxing corporate franchises as property after long tax exemptions for utilities. Citizens question fairness as homesteads and valuable franchises would share the levy. County officials consider extending property taxes to corporate franchises to balance burdens.
The Germania Lodge K and B of T1 hosts its annual mask ball at Mission Garden with Theo ArizUs orchestra providing music. Prizes will be awarded for ladies and gents costumes. strict admission rules and dress room checks are planned. tickets 50 cents from committee or Mission Garden.
President McKinley struggles with federal patronage in Texas as the Galveston custom house and post office delays spark party tensions. The Walter dismissal and Hawley influence appear to shape choices, while postmaster selections remain unsettled amid looming elections.
WY H Hing Isaac P King and many others in the vicinity endorse Chamberlains Coush Remedy as the best cough syrup they have tried. The merchants I. A. Blake Sons, Big Tunnel, Va, report it is gold by all druggists.
A record of numerous property transfers and sheriff sales including lots on Market and Navarra streets, West Market street, Johnson street and Denver Street. Named parties include Neal Estate Transfers, August & Guillet, Juan & Maria, and J. H. Moore with amounts ranging from 5 to 1070 dollars.
A bid for renting the entire Sewer Farm will be opened Saturday February 12 1888 at 3 p.m. at the City Clerk’s Office. The farm comprises 536 acres more or less with about 100 acres ready for immediate cultivation. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. G Ay Dubbel, Chairman Sewer Committee. Theo Vinks, City Clerk.
Traveling Frelighe seat Webb of Iron Mountain arrives after Major Nauk Sail on Southern Pacific. Next Naymond-Whitcomb excursion departs Boston Feb 14 at 7 am for Moxico. Passenger agents and clerks adjourn quarterly meeting, return home. W F Counter promotes seavantra of road seamoney. Richard Gehlert seeks Alaska bonds. Joe McMillan sells Seattle ticket. woman bound for Khondike. Engineer George Hamel dies aged 60 in South Nosy infirmary. family in Yorkum. He belonged to Mic E and Masons. Sloan & Shelley hold remains for instructions.
The Norris Brothers Voge and Pony show performed at San Perro Springs for the crowd for Guy Pack Flood relief. The parade in San Antonio drew interest as two trained dogs and ponies marched without incident. Tomorrow the troupe moves to the corner of Nacogdoches and Tronston streets for a weeklong exhibition before departing.
Albert MacDonald reports a 28 day hunt in old Mexico with a large share of luck. He recounts a rough moment when he and a companion faced a wild animal, one friend was badly hurt and another missing after a fight near Avella.
Public notice from Highland Plumbing granting that on and after Monday February 5 1942 action will be taken against all property users connected to the sewer system. The notice names Mesquite Creek water users and outlines enforcement by the city or sewer authority in Texas.
Albert Brown 21 son of Mounted Police Officer Frank Brown died at home after eleven days of pneumonia. He lived at 1003 North Laredo Street and was a well known member of the San Antonio community. He leaves a large circle of friends and relatives. a brother Georges Brown works as a route boy on the Daily Light.
Unclaimed express parcels for the weekend are on hand at the Pacific Express company offices. Names appearing include Mrs. Lizzie Len, WW A. Bostlek, R. Curtis, Albert Frieke, J. CO. Frauke, Wivs BE. Hudenn, W. RF. Mills, A. McCortutek, Joan Sweeney, Dr. J. TL. Whitaker, Miss May Bye.
Barney Eberhardt of Sample Shoe Store on West Commerce Street captured Lopez in the act of concealing a pair of ladies shoes under his coat. Officer Ludwig arrested Lopez at 1 pm near Kingser.
A damaged OCR passage presents halting dialogue among unnamed figures about a mistake and criminal intent. The text mixes distorted names and odd spellings, conveying a tense confrontation but lacking clear roles or events.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Loy Tom Adams and wife with an address 612 Market Street and mentions George Yewers wife 1115 South Toronto Street. Incomplete lines reference entries at North Comat and Lubberk street with scattered identifiers.
A memory filled Home edition from Uvalde Texas notes a February event at Dr Crisp’s residence with a domino party hosted by Mr Gall and prizes for Mrs Shirley Davis and Mr Crank. Drunk. Mining news mentions gold shipments from the Burr Blocker Co. to Denver and increasing shafts on Indian Creek. A card party at Sheriff Baylor’s and church service shifts due to repairs.
Historic testimonial letter from Rev. Domer and Wells, Richardson & Co. extols Paine's celery compound as a tonic for dyspepsia, neuralgia, rheumatism, blood disorders, and nerve fatigue. Clergy and professionals claim it builds strength, purifies blood, and restores health, suggesting it aids digestion and overall vitality.
Jury case ceilings listed for February term 1888 with numerous docket numbers and party pairs. Entries include Moore vs White, Kronkosky vs Layer, City of San Antonio matters, Ry Co disputes, and multiple criminal and civil suits with dates and case identifiers across Monday to Thursday sessions.
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