San Antonio Light Masthead and Public Notice Text
The San Antonio Light presents its masthead with dates and address lines for editorial offices and advertising bureaus. A formal notice states the newspaper welcomes corrections if any reflection on a person, firm, or corporation appears, provided brought to management’s attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Antonio
Regubian Daily
Téxse
EAN Artonio
Crogkett
T. B, Johnson
Ang Mgr
Balter
Eastern Business
Tae Tripune
New York City
Western Business Office
Tha Tibuna
Chisggo
Beckwith
Acte Agente Foreign Advertising
PostoMge
San Antonio
Sg Bal
Ont Giapg
Corporation
Daily Light
Loo Magagement
Neen S
Industrial Training in the San Antonio Public Schools
The Sunday Light previews a report by City Superintendent L. B. Wolfe on industrial training in San Antonio public schools. It highlights gardening and mosquito control as core lines, detailing how soil, moisture, and plant nutrition are taught to pupils and how garden work connects to broader agricultural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
L. B. Walfe
Woita
Wolfe
Walter
Obe
School gardens and soil experiments enrich pupil ideals
An article notes that practical garden work teaches fertilization, crop rotation, irrigation, and plant science. It urges experiments to compare mulches, depths, watering, and fertilizer options, linking hands on farming to character building and civic service. It cites insect control, seed testing, and funding challenges, plus broader political remarks.
The Home Merchant and Rock Mountain Fea Ad
A local plea extols the home merchant as the backbone of street upkeep schools churches and property value. It argues patrons gain by supporting local businesses who reinvest in the community, and urges frequent endorsements while noting a Saratoga cooking line as part of the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Tha Saratoge
Agricultural report in high demand across Texas
The Agricultural report issued by the department is in great demand with 35 requests for copies in one day. It is described as one of the most complete and valuable compilations on farming, truck farming, and state resources, with additional printings anticipated to meet demand. Representatives from Dallas urged voters to obtain tax receipts and exercise suffrage, claiming the report’s data could influence voting behavior and reflect statewide agricultural insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstl
Tex
Wade
Dgmént
Farolog
Faroiog
Faroiog Ova Eclentiae Beals
Looking Up Old Warrants Reveals Large Claims
Legal note shows the state seeking federal reimbursement for frontier protection warrants issued before the war. Adjunct General’s department, led by Col. Phelps, uncovered warrants totaling $429,263, with $199,763 found yesterday alone, exceeding earlier estimates by about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General
Qol
Phelps
Edth
Thas
Railroad commission items for Texas lines and tariffs
The Railroad Commission in Austin considers multiple tariff and policy proposals. Plans include setting starting times for Cotton Belt No 3, banning certain notations on bills of lading, adjusting rates for amber and pry products, and applying new ratings on baked goods. A reform to car service rules and 40000 pound demurrage limits is proposed. Trinidad petitions for better facilities near Hendargon. The commission will act on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boagigl
Austin
Tex
Mest
Texarkana
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Galnegylild
Ahall Ie
Inn
Trinidad
Hendargon County
Railroad Commission
Colton Belt
Pullman Co Pays Taxes Under Protest in 1905 Quarter
Special to The Light Avatin Texas January 41 The Pullman Company through L B Mc a general counsel at Chicago paid its taxes for the quarter ending December 31 1905 under protest The companys total tax for the quarter was 877,744 24 with a 4 cent per person tax of 3,069 77. Amount paid accompany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light
Avatin
Tex
He Py Company
L. EB. Mc A
Henntant General Counsel
Chicago
Yatterday
Crossing Cage Settlement In Texas Rail Toll Case
Special to The Light Austin January 15 The railroad commission signed an order approving a contract between Trinity and Brazos Valley railway and Houston and Texas Central railway for constructing a grade crossing using Ab Craigana. An agreement also reached for overhead crossing at Mexa where tracks of the two lines cross each other. The Houston and Texas Central had sought a writ of injunction in Fiftythird district court to restrain the commission from enforcing its order directing the construction of a crossing at Bride by Trinity and Brazos Valley. Now that an agreement is reached the injunction application will be dismissed. The crossing dispute has long spurred contest across the state but the matter appears settled. The hearing on these preparational matters occurred two days ago at the railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railway
Houston & Texas Central Railway
Mexta
Alkor
Texas Central
Ratingua Commnion
Bride
Trinity
Trinity & Bragos
Texas
Supreme Court of ‘Texas
Max Andrews
The
Lager Journal
Supreme Court
Fe ‘Smith
Smith
Rav
Stalty
Pogler enters race for speaker position in state legislature
J. L. Pogler, formerly a member of the Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Legislatures, announces candidacy for Speaker. He has been prominently mentioned as a possible choice by various political groups and now seeks the state House leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jad
J. L. Pogler
Sreaker
Judge Storey Seeks Reappointment to Railroad Commission
Sperial to The Light star from Tex Jan 18 reports Judge AB Storey chairman of the railroad commission announces candidacy for re election to the commission at the next general election. Also notices advertising Garden Street Stables with stylish turnouts and chauffeur services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Light Star
Tex
Storey
Ratleoid Commissten
Commission
Garden Street
Preacher Grand Jury Tour Targets Houston Saloons
A Houston grand jury tours the city with aims to close saloons and curb rum running. The effort targets pool halls, saloons, and venues perceived as causing public disorder. Local officials back the crackdown as part of reform.
Carrie Nation visit sparks temperance grand jury in Texas
The Light at Hattonon Texas reports Rev Benjamin F Riley and a reform Grand Jury initiating probes into liquor and immoral venues. They walk city after dawn to name patrons, aiming to compel enforcement of Sunday laws and close gambling rooms while Carrie Nation arrives deterring signs and mirrors from saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrig Naxion
Dave
Katsas
Ryeg
Interesting Elopement and Amicable Settlement
A wedding occurred yesterday after a sudden elopement with Will Ingmay and May Viewgavec, followed by a family clash. The bride and new son‑in‑law were later seen dining at the Ban Ton restaurant on East Hounton Street opposite St James, with forgiveness prevailing. A piano advertisement notes a $600 factory‑new piano at 153 Castro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will “Ingmay
Fiorebyilie
Rev S. Pilot
Ton Resturant
Henry Magendis
inIaw
Ton
Hounton Street
St. James
Castro Oirest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Addicks
Te Ukely
Braes Company
Germany
Russia
Joe Chamberlain
Mesident Moosevell
Hood’s
Home Merchant
Apka
Theo. Maggott
Ovis
Turner
Dallas
Scudder
Tarreyy
Germania F. J. Scudder & Co
Fire Insurance Go
New York
Alamo Fire
Cee Tey
J. S. Dodds & CO
E. Houston
Agricolteral
Yoto
Pullmar Company
Upealal Lo
Llektisto
Smithyilie
Waleton Poteet
Weiador Interista
Max Angrew
Hlountua’ Labor Journal
Petea
Peteet
Iho -Atsar
State Bank
Pullman CO
Cage
Peeler
Judge Storey
T. Burnett & Go. Undertakerr
Braden
O'Neill
Losoya
Terge
Springall Co
Houston
Emmet Bank
W. Commerce St
Ben Riley
First Baptist Church
the Foreman
Carrie Nation
Hataton
Benjamin F. Riley
First Baptist
Arand
Bualnesg
Ona Nlacs
Wweines
Harles
Getion 3A
Ta Tang
Informan
Theo
Commerce
W .G. Wagner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!