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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1909
Page
11
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims the remedy purifies the stomach, stops fermentation, and aids digestion within five minutes, regardless of stomach trouble name. It urges readers to buy at pharmacies.
Five separate burglary complaints allege Leon Alptser stole postal stamps, a coat, pens, pocket knives, six silver plates, and other items from a store and residence. Detectives Mowian and Slowe Advise the defendant allegedly confessed to the offenses. The incidents span early January and February, with items traced to the Nie slave of Ab Sealt and Mogtaswh based on recovered stolen goods.
In a district court session, Judge Mwive Seetigsan granted a decree of discharge to OC. Uelikhunt amid a suit involving Martha Syinkhon Aviation and others in the ongoing case FP. Groe Ca vs Chillin & Baer.
An explosion of a gasoline powered coffee urn ignited a blaze at the Busy Bee restaurant in Texias, gutting the building and damaging several stores owned by Bruce Fox and others. Total property damage is estimated at $20,000.
Washington special correspondence describes a grand homecoming and a race among three scout cruisers to greet returning battleships after a worldwide cruise. A large crowd is expected at Hampton Roads with officials including the president to witness salutes, as two fleets converge and the Navy celebrates Washington's birthday with ceremonies and tours.
Bishop Wooteudk preached at St Mark's Wpls in a crowded service on the topic of Holy Baptism and the problem of pain. The sermon urged honesty and personal purity, contrasting weak and strong character and noting the bishop's call for belief in spiritual discipline. The afternoon lecture at 8 p.m. centered on faith and salvation with references to biblical figures.
The Laredo celebration is described as larger and more elaborate this year than ever before. Officials anticipate more attendees and events across town, with added activities and town pride fueling the excitement.
Burial permits announce several deaths with ages and interment details. Baron A dk Castille, 27, died February 1, interred at cemetery No. 2. Anan Carvion, age 100? died February 11, interred at Ramanida cemetery. Mrs. Lyne Ametamacher, 42, died February at Gar street. interment planned. Names and locations appear garbled in this OCR transcription.
Amid a murky OCR of a student union meeting, teachers push for increased pay and better conditions. The session highlights wage gaps and calls for faculty raises across schools, naming officials and local education groups.
Unclear text fragment mentions Wirgloo house and food, with disjoint words about Bas Tok and Wikt a hem. The readable portion suggests a local note or brief mentioning a dwelling and a meal context without coherent details or identifiable names.
Birth notices list infants born on February 9 to families including Gavin and others. The garbled OCR mentions addresses such as 88h Masson Street and 1020 Grayson, with names like Delgada, Keller, and Mosley, reflecting a town paper birth notice page.
A city Carnival contract is prepared for approval at the upcoming meeting. The agreement covers use of Ute pits near San Antonio, with key officials including Attorney Ryan and the city commission chair discussing the terms and timeline.
The association with Mare Casuals of Baltimor outlines sealed bids due March 20 1900 for construction plumbing heating and electric work at Fort Sam Houston Texas post hospital and hospital corps barns for five additional wards. bid awards rest with U S prerogative.
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