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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1909
Page
4
Classified notice notes low cost per word and deadlines for light ads. Listings include live stock and pets with a horse for carriage, a 15 hand work horse for sale, and rental housing near Seventh Street, with contact details and business services offered by Citizens' Messenger Service in Houston.
Public court notice in Baylor Texas region details heirs of Esther Wheelock and other defendants in a 1908 suit No. 23039 filed by Alison Worden against B. Drought & Co and multiple Briggs and Wyble heirs. It commands service by publication and outlines promissory notes and property interests with dates in 1907 1909 and related actions to be heard at the 7th Judicial District Court in San Antonio on April 1 1909.
A garbled 1900s classifieds page lists cord wood for sale, boat oak stave wood, chestnut and fuel items, plus poultry and food claims. It also advertises pastries, pies, and bread, room rentals, a bicycle shop, and a doctor advertisement, with multiple phone numbers and scattered misspellings.
The report covers a simple weather outlook with fair overall conditions and light winds. Temperatures are expected to average near mild, with a notable western range around several degrees above normal. No significant storms are anticipated. a cautious nod to possible local variability is mentioned.
The text appears garbled and incomplete with scattered words and no clear event, person, or location. No verifiable facts suitable for a concise newspaper style card.
New York Jan 26 Peter Wambold shot himself dead in a telephone booth in Brooklyn. After calling his wife and insisting she listen, he said I am going to kill myself and I can't stand things any longer. A shot rang out and he collapsed. Mrs Amboli said he had been despondent after receiving a letter from a brother in Germany.
Notice that on February 2, 1900 at 10 am a sale to the highest cash bidder will occur for miscellaneous unclaimed articles from the Police Department held over six months. Items include bicycles firearms knives purses old jewelry with inspection at Police Headquarters. Sale in the Receiver's Court City Hall CHAS VAN RIPER City Marshal.
Notice to dog owners warns any roaming dog may be taken to the pound and kept three days then killed. The city marshal CHAS. VAN RIPAR directs dogs to be muzzled if needed.
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