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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
1
Rexall Remedies claim adherence to the new Pure Food Law with full disclosure of formulas. The article defends Rexall as transparent, offering complete formulas for every remedy and a four year money back guarantee on empty bottles, contrasting with other patent medicines that may conceal ingredients.
Special to The Light from Austin Texas says the American Book Company of New York has been granted a Texas permit. The firm had operated in Texas for years under New Jersey laws, then reincorporated in New York and moved domicile without a new permit. Its capital stock is 5 million dollars, with Texas headquarters in Dallas. The state franchise tax paid amounts to 238 dollars.
The firm reports reaching 5278 in a landmark figure, signaling progress and potential expansion. Executives cited steady growth, strategic investments, and ongoing projects as drivers of this milestone. Further details on fiscal implications and upcoming initiatives were not disclosed.
A $10,000 suit has been filed against the City of Houston, Chief George Els, and other officers alleging brutality and misconduct during a search of a private dwelling. Complainant GT. Reddings says his sick wife was harmed and his 15 year old daughter was assaulted during the raid.
Mrs Lida B Alford of San Antonio with Miss Burleson of Austin met the governor in Austin to discuss placing the Alamo property in San Antonio under a separate board. Alford said there was no foundation for the report and declined to discuss the visit's outcome. No other San Antonio party accompanied them.
Secretary Orynski announces the irrevocable resignation of Enrique Creel from the Mexican ambassadorship to the United States. Creel plans to devote time to governing Chihuahua while remaining an International Club member and intends to spend time in San Antonio en route to Mexico. Roosevelt and Diaz photos are being arranged for the club reception room.
Belleville, Illinois January reports a man sentenced to 16 years for the deaths of two men caused by an internal explosive device. One victim was a brother of a woman he hoped to marry. In Chicago, a club announces plans for a new $1,000,000 clubhouse in the central business district as part of a city project.
Mrs Amelin sues for five hundred dollars claiming loss of half of Withoff’s funds and a $600 savings, alleging a marriage to Dr George A Withoff aka TDablar ended abruptly after he was arrested in Crystal England. Mrs Jaeger, 47, widow, seeks release of the groom for a brief meeting amid a tangle of money, marriage, and alleged polygamy.
A mid nineteenth century advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a alcohol free cure for weak stomach indigestion and bronchial throat afflictions. It claims extracts from native plants like Gulden Stilroot and Glyterine with heat apparatus to preserve medicinal properties and promises free endorsements from Dr. R V Ploves of Buffalo.
A fragmented essay follows Fifty Dollar Willie who pursues a counterfeit pursuit of a $350 button. He describes evading guards, the post office, and the Maverick Hotel while insisting others must address him with exact words to receive a fake payment. An advertorial cough about headaches then interrupts.
Sprint Carnival and Battle of Flowers directors agreed to post the bond required by Mayor Callaghan to indemnify the city for any damage from granting the street and plaza privilege. A committee was named to meet the mayor and finalize bond details and further arrangements. The group also agreed to back the mayor in banning carnival cane and firework toys and to seek mayoral support for a record carnival in the city.
An attempted settlement of a dispute led GR French and WB Hardeman of Fort Worth to fight at Monger bar last night. A house officer stopped the affray as acquaintances watched. Both men were fined five dollars for the confrontation.
An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as bitter-free and stomach-dissolving, claims strength for adults and children. A Jewish Literary club discusses constitution and by laws, with meetings at Miss Sarai Geet's home and later at Agudas Avhini synagogue vestry, Thursday at 8.
Wm. Dr. Boyes files suit against George W. Reynolds proprietor of the Vir Piri hotel for 5000 dollars alleging negligence in guarding guests. Diamonds valued at 5000 were stolen by a hotel employee from rooms occupied by Mr. Joyce and family in November 32, 1907. Civil suit by Franz Simmang in the Fifty Seventh district court involves contract for property sale. verdict awarded 400 dollars, short of the hoped 1100.
San Antonio Gas and Electric and San Antonio Traction Co lead donations to the spring carnival and Battle of Flowers fund. Each company gives 30 dollars and Traction Co offers free electricity for the event. Secretary Deutschman notes fundraising aims for a 10,000 dollar goal before heavy soliciting begins.
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