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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1906
Page
10
A broad promotion for Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee claims authentic sealed packaging with the Arbuckle signature. Buyers can order ten pounds via depot shipment for 1.00, with presents earned for signatures and a color illustrated rewards book. The ad touts quality, urges avoiding loose coffee, and lists several offices and addresses for orders.
Special to The Light Austin Texas June 36 The railroad commission released a statement on Texas rail mileage for the six months ending June 30 1948 showing total new miles and in operation figures. The report lists multiple lines and segments including Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio Houston and Texas Central and Trinity Brazos Valley with totals around 262.3 miles for new construction and 42.5 miles completed under various categories. It also notes overall Texas railroad mileage in operation on June 30 1906 and projected and chartered lines with hundreds of miles awaiting construction and several hundred miles of electric interurban projects. The document provides historic totals and ongoing construction northwest to Canyon City and Red River regions.
Julius M. Oppenheimer, chairman of the Republican county executive committee, announced a morning office meeting to discuss planning for the party in the county. Attendees include active Republicans. it is not a committee meeting and will be open. He said no actions will be taken toward the nomination until after the Democratic primaries. The session will also reveal the seventy-two election precinct names.
The injured Reinhardt, described as the killer of Nix Intenstesd bride, remains at the point of death with physicians offering little hope for recovery. Surgeons report blood loss and perforation, with attempts to locate a second bullet and stabilize the patient.
The Threg Dietriat Courts in Roya County adjourned yesterday afternoon as judges and officers take needed rest. Taylor Dwyer and Camp were noted among those who will return after further sessions. Deputy district clerks, who assisted during the term, will also take a vacation once judgments are entered and clerical duties wind down.
A small ad announces July Ele fon Gold Mould records now available for demo. It promotes a three‑piece phonograph and enlarges the lineup with Millson Phoragrapha. Easy payment terms attract buyers from Water hia and nearby streets.
F. 8 Ed. Torrey Betanite WinD Agents Germania F. J. Scudder aco Fire Insurance Co. of New York markets leading world firms with each patent over $60, 200,000. First Marine Ternacig Blale Ginea Pond.
Johnny Clements, cousin of Hirany Clements, says a blood feud linking the Hoke and Stafford families to the Reese and Clem ents clans now mirrors the famed McCoy Hatfield battle. He cites a 14 year-old Columbus duel that left the Hoke and Stafford factions divided and a Bas treop courtHouse killing. The latest street shooting yesterday near Bastrop follows a sheriff election feud, with kin on both sides, signaling possible further clashes.
August Limburger Sr. was slightly injured yesterday while crossing Sout Flores Street near Lamino's store. A South Fieres greet car hit him as he crossed and the motorman claimed he rang his gong at a tree. Limburger paid no attention to the signals, and the incident disrupted traffic on the block.
Spgaths to The Light Reammont Tex June 36. Avony Advift in the Gulf of Mexico for 4 month the biurge Gusher with oil and four men on board was sighted two miles off the coast fifteen miles northwest of Matagorda. The barge left Sabine about June Liv two of the tng Htegins. Both belonged to Higgins Oil and Fuel Co. of this city and were damaged for Coatzacoultos Mexine. On June 4 they left her caddies in a storm and on June 4 abandoned the VWargo and made way to Chlyes tan Lines Mattinto fe barge as neat been seen today. The crew had plenty of food and water and the barge is apparently no worse for its adventures.
Mr and Mrs August Chapman Geter observed their silver wedding anniversary last Monday night at 216 Diryal street. Family members including sons daughters and grandchildren attended a bountiful supper. The celebration featured a family gathering and joyful festivities with generous gifts from kin.
The De Zavala Riles held a meeting to protect organization in the Red Mews hall on Soledad atin. Thirty nine members were present and signed the roll. Following the membership list include John Whit M. Miehner Augustine de Zywonth Th. Burnett J. M. Taylor Sunt Riley J.M. Mecken Frank Sima V.B.P. Brow B.A. Potora Rev. inlay OV. Birdwell LP Meeverheiilt D.D. Sehynsacher W.t Bumnoa C.W.W. Taltan A. W. Taylor E.W. Kens C.A Brower W Hamilton Byrnes Chase To Tacker A. Cambell Carl Rua A3. Cavinhell Charles Touston Franis Brotien Carl Marnehordt Eugene Ward 8 southern B O Gamther Clifton Tay-
A list including G Schmidt George Morris Leon Fialo Ben Webber James Trem Frank Huackett L Gaines and Henry Win indicates the organization of a company. Adjutant General will be notified by telephone Monday and will set a muster date. A meeting is planned later this week before muster and inspection to organize social events. Captain White expects twenty five experienced men to be considered and urges arrivals before the camp.
Railroads move to curb crowding by diverting migrants from Chicago to southern ports. Rock Island and Pacific officials met with German authorities in Berlin to secure permission for agencies in Hamburg and Bremen, enabling immigrant flow to the southwest via rail.
The practice of economy cuts Sap employees at Yoakum to eighty five. Nearly all workers at the San and out of Mamen formerly employed by the company’s shops at Yoakum have been reduced. The cut affects train and ticket collecting staff, with three ticket collectors and other train crews laid off.
Reported attendance by San Antonio residents at a Knights Templar commandery event on Soledad Street. One candidate initiated into Templar mysteries before adjournment to Ada Chapter of the Eastern Star where refreshments were served. False fire alarm drew a prompt but fruitless response at 1002 Main Avenue.
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