Local notices and scattered comments on crops real estate and streets
Subscribers are urged to update paper delivery addresses and notify changes. The piece reviews matters from Texas real estate and crops to political talk, street paving in the Southwest, and San Antonio progress, with remarks on public improvements and urban beautification.
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Texas Trade Review
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San Antonio
Poorly Made Streets Highlight City’s Slow Progress
The article argues that roadways beyond city limits are rough and foggy, with many unpaved and even paved streets full of bumps. It notes visitors notice the poor condition, while smaller cities push ahead with better paving, funded by local leagues, signaling a city’s growth and investment appeal.
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Ely
Sim Antono
Trade with Germany shows rise in exports and imports
The report covers seven months from July 4, 1907, to January 31, detailing US imports from Germany totaling 5,221.80 in toys and over 24 million in other goods, down slightly from the previous period, while US exports to Germany reached 184,607,984, up 21,401,573 from 1906–07. It notes cotton products dominate export value, at 97,515,922, and contrasts export gains with import growth under Kaiser Wilhelm. The rest of the excerpt includes poetic lines by Thomas Walsh.
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United States
Germany
Raul
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
The Faithful One
A poetic fragment by Frank TL Stanton describing enduring love amid storm and sorrow. A speaker recalls divine comfort guiding through grief and forgiveness, with imagery of light and shadows and a vow of unwavering devotion.
Passing Throng Watches Pictorial Scene On Hopstoy Street
A young woman with a small child watches a moving picture on Hopstoy Street near the Front as a dog, a curious figure, enters the frame. Onlookers react with astonishment, and a baby reaches toward the scene causing amused chatter among spectators. The informal entertainment unfolds during the outdoor screening.
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Hopstoy Street
Tle
Obituary notices and civic club form in Waco area
The notice reports the death of G H Higgins at 211 Crosby Street aged 58 with funeral services this afternoon. It also notes the death of John Ad Thane at a local infirmary after illness, over 50, with survivors listed. A Ky brought attorney Virgal McKnight death in Waco follows. Voters opposing Ballevism form the “Wravisdon Club” with delegates to a March 7 county canvass in Waco.
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CG. H. Higgins
G. H. Higgins
Yell Orn
Crosby Street
John Jd. Thanen
Dropay
John Ad. Thane
Portland
Gre
Palatines Mylardt
Georgetown
Tex
Court House
Wravidson Club
Waco
Mystery Man At Cobbler Shop Draws Curious Stares
A puzzled scene unfolds as a man gazes through a shop window while a cobbler eats pegs and hammers fly. The boss asks for an explanation, but the subject stays fixed, declaring he is simply waiting to see what happens next.
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Drivite
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Mysteriagia
Meeza
Toner
Ai Aly
Geography class in session at Avenue School
The training class of the city school department is in session today at Avenue School. Geography is the focus as Misses Sarah King and A Colding and A Arnold demonstrate teaching methods. Twenty members comprise the new training class, drawn from graduates of the Igi school.
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Avenue School
Sarah King
Colding
A. Arnold
Igi
Burial Permits Reach El Paso and Laredo Streets
Forres, three months old, dies from convulsions in transit to El Paso and Laredo streets, burial permits issued.
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Palto
Forres
Cornea el Peco
Laredo
Births Reported in Local Notices
To Mr and Mrs C F Blacher 114 Chetis wv d Michter a son. To Mr and Mrs Rafile Moralea Wil Chaves xtreet a son. To Mr and Mrs C Darcos Sherman wheel Hon F F Leap Year Kall Moothoven Ladience Gants free. Burnett Co Underlakers.
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C. F. Blacher
Chetis
Michter
Rafile Moralea
Wil Chaves
C. Darcos
Sherman Wheel
F. FF
Souter Named as Eagles Secretary at Mineral Wells
William Souter, current state secretary of the Wages Lodge, will seek re election at the state convention in Mineral Wells May 12 13. Local leadership supports his candidacy with no opposition expected while William Schumacher plans to become first state president and join the executive committee. Local officers plus 30 delegates will travel, aiming to send a San Antonio delegation over 100 strong, with El Paso eager to host next year. Senior officers J R Webb and local reps Jim Stevens Frank Garde and Sam Scommakon will attend, and Seattle will host the national convention in August.
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William Souter
The
Wages’ Lodge
San Antonio
Order
Soutes
William Schumacher
Utung
Souter
Ei Paso
J. R. Webb
Seattle
Aenue
Jim Stevens
Frank Garde
Sam Scommakon
Local Court Fines for Vagrancy and Calfec Collections
Fred and Ida Messer were fined $5 each in the corporation court for vagrancy. Collections report shows February calfec totals of $161 with $4 paid for cemetery plots. A reward of $4300 was announced in San Diego Texas for evidence leading to arrest and conviction of the age gagging of assessor John Cleary. A tramp attacked Mrs. Trathbone in Langtry Texas on February 21, beating her and escaping. A manhunt continues for the assailant near Santa Anna. A $500 reward is offered for the capture of the suspect near Jim Lown.
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Ida Messer
Corporation Court
San Diego
Tex
Tarr
Duval County
John 3. Cleary
Langtry
Mra L. M. Trathbone
Ieanan
Santa Anta
Tharon
Binge
Jim Lown
Reekwood
Tovil
February Building Permits Show Surge in San Antonio
Building improvements valued at 100,227 were started in San Antonio in February, boosting year to date to 233,272. Over 90 percent of permits were for small outlying district residences with rapid frame construction, as inspectors note a housing rush and few vacant habitable sites. Cement block homes up to 2,600 were begun, while 207 permits represent alterations down from prior months.
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San Antonio
Wahrenberger
Wey
Assault and Robbery at Depot Leaves Man Strapped
George Speidel, a resident of Hallinger, reports being assaulted aboard a train near the L and G N station and robbed of 150 dollars by three men. Police sweep the area as officers search for the trio. Speidel identified the suspects, who fled after the theft as the train pulled out. He notified Constable Stavens from home upon arrival and later described the incident in detail.
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S Iilu Laet
L& G N
Hallinger
George Apeldel
Tolbed
Dans Hold Ps
Spelder
Speidel
Constale
Charles Stavens
Alor
A Simple Cure For Piles Promoted By Doctor Leonhardt
An internal tablet claims to remove the cause of piles and cure any case long standing. A month’s treatment costs $1.00, with a thousand dollar guarantee. Hem-Roid is marketed by Gexarfrug Co in San Antonio and by Leonhardt Co in Buffalo, Iowa, from Lincoln Nebraska.
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Gexarfrug Co
San Antonio
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Buftile
Robbery on Train as Speidel Returns for Tickets
Speidel rushed to secure his tickets at the station but moments before the train left three men boarded the coach. One man blocked his passage while two others pushed him aside and rifled his pockets, stealing a roll of $150. Constable Stevens has a detailed description of two suspects.
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Speidel
Constable Stevens
Absent Champion Affects Local Race
In South Paris a bid for the champion absent minded man faltered after a barber shop encounter. The candidate, a business man, rode with a friend. during a shave the barber asked if he had not been shaved earlier today. The proceedings paused pending clarity.
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Tefl i
Jim
Light seeks July 7 August 25 1 September 15 22 October 8 17 20 papers
Notice from The Light asking readers to donate specific newspaper issues dated July 7 August 25 September 15 22 and October 8 17 20 to complete archival files. State health board fee collection 20.50 for milk tag fumigation for Secretary John A Mueller. fumigation fee due and board action closed today.
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The
Light Office
Health Board
John A. Mueller
To Board of Health
PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD
An advertisement promises home treatment for piles with a new absorption method. It targets sufferers with protruding or internal piles and urges readers to send their address for a free trial kit and testimonials. It offers immediate relief and permanent cure claims, asking for no money up front.
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Bellethera
Sheriff candidates named for Bexar County office
The Light announces M D Lindsey as a candidate for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. It also announces W I Goforth as a Sheriff candidate subject to Democratic primaries. James McCloskey is announced as a Sheriff candidate in July Democratic primaries.
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M.D. Tindsey
Bexar County
W. 1
Goforth
Sheriff
James McCloskey
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