Whiskey brand claims and legal notes in San Antonio
The article reports on a Pear Rye Whiskey brand test and its producer Limberger from San Antonio, noting regulatory actions and a declaration by a resident about renouncing allegiance. It also covers the Sunday Light promotion offering a dollar for readers, the completion of the 1907 San Antonio International Fair report, and police department news including a diamond shield presentation to Captain McCabe.
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San Antonio
McCabe
GC. McCabe
Police Department
Knaus
Ehalomar
Knox
Anton Kraus
Jitting
January Weather Years Record and Oddities
A fragment from a weather column notes Januarys as unpredictable months with variable temperatures and winds. It cites the warmest January in 22 years at 60 degrees, compares to 44 degrees in 1882 and 82 degrees on January 3, 1898, plus a drop to six above zero on January 8, 1886. Precipitation extremes include 2.34 inches in 1900 and 11 inches for the month in 1893.
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Weather Bureau
United States
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Local company officials, guests attend luncheon and toasts
In a formal gathering, officials Tutti, J. J. King, T. C. Brown, G. Woodlan, and T. Owings attended as a celebratory luncheon. An elaborate menu and many toasts marked the event. A Sunday Light dollar plan featured ten dollars paid for ten Sunday Lights. Judge Edward Dwyer enjoyed a vacation outing with small-game bag, noting he did not distribute venison stakes due to not spotting a buck. An auxiliary ball of the San Antonio Typographical Union was scheduled for this evening at Bikes ball in West Com.
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T. C. Brown
G. Woodlan
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Edward Dwyer
Thirty Seventh District Court
Winan
San Antonio
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West
Why I Lost My Job Due to Dyspepsia Claims
Fragmented reminiscence depicts a worker describing dismissal for perceived illness. The piece cites headaches and stomach distress as causes, and promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia tablets as a remedy, presenting a personal grievance and a product placement within a somber workplace narrative.
Community banquet planned amid county officers and guests
The event will feature Te Jadins in charge and a banquet for all guests after the ceremony. Several county officers were elected recently by the chamber of commerce or similar body, including Heymann Seng and Ty B Schofer. Six couples obtained marriage licenses on the last day of the previous year, while police reported a successful arrest after a pursuit. New electric lamps were ordered for the court house entrance to improve lighting and appearance. Court business was suspended for the holiday with no sessions or filings scheduled.
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Lowell, Mass
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Phona
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Roadward milestone and a local railway career tale
The text recalls a road into the city and a railway man named La War who joined the Katy road as city passenger and ticket agent. He served diligently in that role and later retired, returning to a town life. The fragment hints at his ongoing presence as an active, enterprising figure in the community.
County Court Hands Varied Fines On Local Offenders
In Hibee county court Gee Lost $30 faces charges against Jim for dereliction and alleged consent issues. Tessie Starvey Nag Aled pleads and fined $25 for abusive language. Tagegan charges filed by J Whe Guevara include four counts of preventing Witages. Jose Garcia fined $10 for trespass and disorderly conduct. Shook faces identity confusion as officials prep a reshaped county courthouse with renovation plans during his absence.
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Civic righteousness sermon urged for second Sunday in March
A scrambled civic notice reports calls for vaccination enforcement in schools and a campaign by the Anti-Saloon League. It notes ministers in Travis Park Methodist Church invited to deliver a sermon on civic righteousness, urging community action and obedience to sanitary measures.
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Divine Services Tonight At Grace Lutheran Church
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