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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1900
Page
2
Bonafide sale offers half price on small lots of lace curtains. Two pairs per lot, with reduced Swiss curtains and Notting lace items. timing tied to November and December. Emphasizes genuine reductions despite small inventory and exaggerated consumer claims.
The exhibit presents spring colored washable shirt waists from four leading American makers. Show windows showcase affordable styles in Percales, Lawns, and Madras with wallets at $1.00 to $2.50. The selection emphasizes light, fashionable options with a wide price range.
Mrs O G Rose died in San Antonio Friday morning January 20. Funeral from Madison Square Wesleyan Church at 4 o clock this afternoon. Relatives and friends invited. Remains will be shipped to Pittsburgh for interment.
A crowded fragment shows local notices and ads about millinery shops, library sales, medicines, a fishing season, mask balls, concerts, and miscellaneous business listings. It mentions Lt. Gov. Johnson, the Gas Co, Maverick Street, and public libraries with mixed community events and promotions.
A young man testified at the inquest into the death of JF Lea, drowned near the San Antonio River under a bridge yesterday. Witnesses described sightings on the bridge and a note found in Lea’s possession fueling competing theories of murder or accident amid police statements and local commentary.
Fragmentary tale covers a murder implication, hunting trip in Mexico, political dispatches, births, and a detailed portrait of New York society woman routines. Names like Dr Zimmerman and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish appear amid varied items, with no single clear event.
A garbled OCR fragment references a character named Cortain and a figure named Kruger. The excerpt alludes to dominance, satisfaction, and control with disjointed dialogue about servants, domestics, and weekly duties, lacking coherent narrative context.
A former city prisoner named James Spry recounts seven observations about city officials and the laboring class in San Antonio Texas. He accuses Mayor Hicks of harsh custody, proposes higher pay per hour for hobos, and calls for jail cleanups and better street work conditions.
The Ivy Social Club hosts a pink domino ball in Mission Garden on February 10. Attendees must wear pink domino masks. event features Misses, music by Chesdore Ari2t, and supper at midnight.
Judge Jud G Fry, a southwestern freighting agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest, renews old ties in Fort Worth as he prepares to move his family to a new home. San Antonio born Fry notes local business is slow with empty cars hard to find and hopes for better prospects ahead.
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