Light Rays and Ostrich Plucking Featured in City Notices
A jumble of notices and ads. Sullivan Shoe Co. touts low prices on children’s and women’s footwear while ostrich farming headlines announce Sunday riding events and plucking at local farms. Local residents like T. M. Wilson and Mrs. D. Levy are mentioned among city visitors and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jo Moore
Jlnado
Texas
T. M. Wilson
Marl
Exes
Pricca
Sullivan Shoe Co
J. Warfoinny
Ohterge
Bia Cougin
Mfrs
D. Levy
Tuckgou Ubreckne
Lin
Cleelrain
H. Vogue & CO
Leola Bours
Academy of Lady of the Lake
East Elmire Direct
Michael Goggan
Sullivan
Sbugro
Smurder
Blum Street
Toola
Lavacea Street
Avenue C
Water Street
Ahernoon
Meo
Sulilvan
Yonge Thmas McNeal
Gogules
le Bute
Chas. O. Blcbiltz
Ciocinall
Bute Hotel
Ity Uma
Ast Goramerce Street
Albert Schmuhaugs
Solon
Himendorf
Abelandon
Tierman Strins
Cincinnati
Thames
Sullivan's
Blore
Major Gallaghan
Binuter
Prominent Shoeware Adverts Highlight Local Stores
A chaotic clipping lists multiple local shops offering shoes and dry goods, with promotions for $3.00 to $5.00 staples, tennis footwear, and new styles. Mentions Sullivan's Shoe Co, Laclede, and DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve. Also notes various notices about events, sales, and medicine claims amid bustling town commerce.
Uvalde News Notes Inconsistent Local Items
Sim mons returned yesterday from San Antonio after repairs on a broken jaw. Mr Simmons, a prominent carpenter, was injured at the Cline asphalt mines when a crowbar pried a beam, striking his jaw and breaking it in two places. Sanders ip recovering from a recent injury. The Swulan Society Hambertlan has started an Alpine garden at Montreux 6000 feet up to grow local trees and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Pilea
de Whitta
J. Esfteyer & San
Drugeists
Purpner Hall
Shopera
Agricultural Journal and Advertiser
Elden, Mo
F. Katteyer & Sondrogelsta
Jenn Powers
San Antonio
W. W. Duke
Roerae
Eva Files
Hillshore
J. W. Rosson
Roeras
A. Packler
Il Micanopy
Fla
Hustler
Kalteyer & Son
Amanda J. Dignowty
Uvalde
Simmons
Cline
Sanders
Swwlan Society Hambertlan
Montreuz
Copuntry
Volun teers and Officers Reminisce on Captains Stevens Byrne
Captains Stevens and Byrne share war era memories of volunteers and recruits. They recall willing labor, long hours, and disciplined country youths who aided officers at camps, the corral, and in restaurants while being trained into reliable soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GB. A. Byrne
Sixth Infantry
Robert St. Stevens
Stevens
Aifles
Antuzing
Tnd
Wen
Guptait Byrne
Wien
Ro Onderver
Guba
Stever
Thane
Farce at Lone Star ring ends in sudden defeat shock
A large crowd watched IC Larkin weigh 318 pounds and Doug Douglas 182 as three round exhibition bouts preceded a main event that collapsed in chaos. Douglas floored twice in the second round and again in the third, refusing to rise as the referee counted out. The evening left spectators disgusted by the bungled bout and weak performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wint
Vontcal
Lone Star Athletic Clai
Larkin
Blg
Douglas
Donglan
Auiliclost
Rliz Tutschenretter
Tack Allen
Frank Gabbart
Guan Daween
Ofe Tubney
Jill Bailey
Narely
Tarkin
Gurkha
Claw Jocred
Obsequies for Ernst Wehrhuh attendLa yesterda y in San Antonio
The funeral for Ernst Wehrhuh, aged around seventy, was held yesterday afternoon from the family home at South Alamo and Garden streets. The ceremony drew many floral tributes and prominent members from Antonia Turn Verein and the German Knights and Ladies of Honor. Bearers included Beano Engelke, Albert Riciner, and others. Wehrhuh, a longtime San Antonio resident and native of Hear sen, Germany, served in the civil war era and had worked as a gardener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Wehrhuhe
Ernest Wehr Aha
South Alamo
Garden Streets
Artin
Rechs
Citif 1
Antonia Turn
Beano Engelke
Albert Riciner
G. Koerpa
Podewils
Treuss
Reuterman
Charles P. Degen
Alex Sattor
Julius C. A. Piper
John Bossharde
Henry Elmendorf
A. A. Wolt
Mr. Wehrhahn
San Antonio
Shaper and Nowney Offer Practical Training at Alamo City College
Proprietors SHAPER and NOWNEY advertise their Commercial College at Gen Duliing Block offering real world instruction from start to finish. They claim large attendance enables them to employ the best methods and provide effective lessons for students seeking financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaper & Nowney
Alamo City
Commercial College
Fragmentary street dialogue fuels a Washington Stic note
An OCR fragment captures a chaotic exchange referencing water, work, and repeated interactions. Phrases like you can tell men by my work and every time you come around appear amid garbled punctuation. The passage lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unclear OCR note on candy weights and fonts
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prices and weights for nonpareil candies and fonts but lacks clear identities, dates, or locales. Readable items include references to pounds, nonpareil, Minton, Renr folly, and adversaris tyne, with garbled currency and product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Renrfolly
Tronian
Enross
Tyne
Masquerade Balls Highlight San Antonio Social Scene
The San Antonio Jkegerinst Shiggts club staged masques at Mission Garden drawing about 180 attendees in artistic costumes. Six prizes were awarded, with a large turnout of clowns on the floor and a lively grand march led by Pendleton and Kitty-yans. An orchestra provided music into the night as children and seniors enjoyed events at Turner Society and private Arbente Verein hall celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpelebere
San Antonio
Mission Garden
Mesers
Otto Gerlach
Je, Arnold
Jr. Dietzmann
Fourth Texas Infantry
Mmnuth
Garden Iset Bight
Bfr
Simoni Pendleton
Migs Kitty-yans
Sergeant Brown
Noor
N. G
Firaonds
Frank Selwarts
Wm. Muth, Jr
San Antonio Turner Society
Turnerhot
Gemsemen
Indica
Anne
Mistrial Expected In Rooney Murder Case Deliberations
Jury failed to reach a verdict after about an hour of deliberation. Judge Greenfeld held a night session in the Thirty seventh district court with Assistant District Attorney Anderson and Colonel Lane speaking earlier. Defense counsel argued insanity as the main plea while District Attorney Carlos Bee gave the closing speech. The jurors remained in the courtroom until 11 o clock and were discharged with the case postponed to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
W. 5. Anderson
Colonel Lane
IL. C. Carter
Codu’ Sel
Ileavras
Carlos Bee
Green
Couurt
County Warrants and County Supplies Fragment
A fragmented listing shows county warrants and purchases including Steves & Sons for bridge material, Nat Sulzbacher whiskey for county hospital, F Ralteyer & Son drugs for the poorhouse and jail, and Krempkau horse and buggy hire for precinct oversight, with amounts noted for several items and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Seimiti
Greseries
Carr
Court House
Steves & Sons
Lee
Maverick-Glatke Litho Company
Oflitswa
Nat Sulzbacher
Chicago’s Oldest Druggist Recommends Chamberlyty’s Cough Remedy
Thomas Wittheld & Co, a longstanding Chicago druggist, endorse Chamberlyty’s Cough Hennedy as providing prompt relief for coughs and colds. The product is claimed to counteract fevers and grip symptoms, offering swift comfort and safety to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wittheld & Co
Wiebas Avenue
Corhey Jackson - Alice
Cihicago
Chamberlyty
ATL Drug
Cough Drops and Community Meeting Announcements
The item advertises sugar cough drops for five cents and notes a gospel meeting at 3 PM led by Dr. Chas. Whorrall of Peoria with the subject Fle Pattern of Man. It includes a men’s rally at 4 PM, a reading room and library open 2 to 6 PM, and free letter-writing material, inviting all men and boys. The Ladies Auxiliary holds a special meeting at 4 PM Monday in the association parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Whorrall
Peoria
Association Parlora
Members Meeting for Society Amid Spring Campaign
A notice calls a meeting of the members including directors committeemen juniors and ladies auxiliary next Thursday night Ven sality 23. Light refreshments will be served and important spring campaign business for the association will be discussed. Attendance is urged for a fruitful result.
Mock Congress Proposed For Young Men’s Congress
The article describes a plan to organize a Young Men’s Congress modeled on the U S House of Representatives. It would have state delegates, train members in parliamentary law and tactics, and sharpen extemporaneous speaking. A meeting of interested parties was called for Saturday night at 8:15 in the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House of Representatives
Y. M. OL
Four Horsepower Van Dozen Gas Engine For Sale
A brief ad describes a new four horsepower Van Dozen gasoline engine suitable for pumping water or powering equipment. The engine, only about three months old, costs about one cent per hour to run, requires no engineer, and is advertised at the Suavsr King Saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiraig Aman
Nimont
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Joe MuGras
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Laclede
Sullivan’s Shoe Cor
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Lacrede
Paul Perry
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Mie Taciede
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Road Mae Daily Light
Captain Stevens
B. A. Byrne
Ties
Moiy
Eels
Idleal
Per Cale
Tae
Net
Mond
Madras
Daricen-Douglas
Growd
Arbelter Verein
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