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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
11
Obituary records the death of Wieverly AL Hever, a retired Toei, who died on a Wednesday. The notice lists survivors and details a funeral service with a graveside rite at Crowlebt Cemetery. Aves Jali and Uriderdakers are named as funeral staff and the service is held at Crowlebt.
Austin Feb 12 reform of the Texas judiciary moved forward as the lower house adopted a Miller substitute proposing a constitutional amendment to centralize court power. The measure would create a unified Supreme Court with nine justices and grant certiorari and appellate jurisdiction over the Court of Civil Appeals in specified cases. Debate highlighted salary hikes for judges as a condition to passage while officials argued over the plan’s economic impact.
A Ringgold Georgia man writes about a mineral health remedy claiming relief for stomach pain fever and other ailments. He promotes sulfur tablets as a universal cure and urges purchase through mailed advertisements and local notices.
Amid a tangle of legislative wrangles DeWitt’s Bunatoe Waites denies final Senate passage of a Laudetnut bill, while a drought relief measure faces mixed support. Cherokee Rep Terrell’s Tend Tasumement stalls on constitutional calendar, and Galveston bond authorizations trigger debate on funding and city improvements.
Wounded soldiers of the 36th Division will be guests of the Auxiliary at a gathering Friday afternoon at the tone ter Hotel. A committee of women from the division plans activities, with entertainment and messages from convalescent centers. The event aims to honor injured soldiers and celebrate their service, with plans for further support and a parade of invited veterans.
A group led by Moye Bell and seven other officers from the War Department examined the Oak Firm during a campaign event. The delegation, joined by Whe War Department representatives, met Wednesday at a Dive Cink site with a firm expert panel present.
A Missouri woman recounts long rheumatism pain and knee trouble eased after taking a remedy. She reports 30 pound weight gain and marked improvement in appetite and overall health, claiming her right knee pain vanished and constipation eased.
An unclear report mentions a decision related to a CGN holding fiesta called by LGRING. The fragmented text references individuals like Saya, Parpor Loving, and Lalor Bacau, with notes on nominations, board actions, and downtown events. The piece contains many garbled terms and mixed language evidence of a meeting or announcement.
A chaotic report describes a church gathering plan at Saint Antonine with leaders from North American Protestant bodies. The event aims to renew evangelical work, with speakers such as Reverend W. Giuens and delegates from West Wasas, Corpus Chelt, and San Antonio attending a regional conference held in Houston to coordinate Protestant missionary activities and reform efforts.
A garbled OCR passage describes a fragmented scene with names and events tied to a “cactus division” and Wednesday releases. It mentions various figures, places, and actions, but the text is largely indecipherable. The few readable items reference meetings, moves, or announcements, with no clear narrative or verifiable outcomes.
The article outlines a strategy by Rogers to restructure the Texas Rangers including appointing captains and a governor’s oversight to improve efficiency and coordination with state authorities. It mentions former leaders and concerns about internal control and protection from raids.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a vegetable compound with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels. Claimed to restore youthful vitality and improve complexion, marketed as a substitute for calomel. Sold by druggists in 5c and larger sizes with olive color branding. County and physician references: Dr Edwards of Ohio.
The Magnolia Davis well near Royal Duke is cited as producing recently one mile north of Royal Duke with no dry holes in the community. The report notes the Sankey well yields about 250 barrels per day and asserts no dry holes exist locally.
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