Quiet Fourth of July Observance in City
A long, fragmentary column notes a one day city blackout for July 6, a litany of local notices including retirements, property permits, obituaries, fire counts, and upcoming celebrations. It mentions W. E. Cox securing a permit for a brick residence, a San Pedro Springs Fourth festivities, an arrest and suicide notes, and a quiet wedding at Sunset Baptist church between W. A. Young and M. Otis Thurman with reception at a new home near Aransas Pass depot.
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W. BE. Cox
Con
Holy Street
San Pedro Springs
Mendey
Louise Kunz
Houston Street
Ward 3
Boston
Ely
San Antonio
Kansas Street
Imas & Ople Denheimer
New Catholi
Selma
Bexar County
J. A. Forest
Wack
New Granitela
Weckesser
St. Louis College
Sunset Baptist Church
W. A. Young
Misa M. Otis Thurman
Pacyin
Fort Sam Woolsten
Rikki Peterson
Aransas Pass
Railroad Officials and Travelers Visit City
Fireman Norman Lear of Southern Pacific, along with Dispatcher H. W. Anderson, and C. K. Dunlap of the Mexican International, arrived in the city on varied business. Dunlap traveled in his private car from C. P. Diez and left for California to attend the Christian Endeavor convention. The piece notes a local sales pitch for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by Jas. B. Harned of Oakland Pharmacy, claiming it is widely used in town.
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Norman
Lear
Southern Pacific
H. WF. Anderson
New & Middie
Heavel
J. I Daveluss
Macdane Spack
C. K. Dunlap
Mexican International
C. P. Diez
California
Igin
Jas. B. Harned
Oakland Pharmacy
Oakland
Railroad Union Picnic at Acatona Park
Indications point to a very successful railroad employee picnic in this city, to be held at Acatona Park this afternoon. Ticket sales advance rapidly. the event is expected to be the season’s finest. The committee has arranged all details for comfort and pleasure. Theo Acat’s band will provide music for dancing, with games and races planned.
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St. Albert's Society
Mecdona Park
Palelmo
San Astonio Typographical Union
Turner Bowling Sociery
Jim Nolan
San Antonio Baseball
Afintletoe Club
Scheuermeyers
Elle and County
Ubla City
East Houston St
Boston
de Zayalla
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Crockalt Abad Navarro Sivets
Haas & Opnenheimer’s
San Antonio Gun Club
Lake Elmen
Chase
Mueller
Ganza
West Wighteath
West Mind
Gusateh- Je Camp
Woodmen
Wimdfebtin
Liezie Meaty
Plum Street
Railroad Union
Afaccio
Na Park
Theo Acat
LIVALY INDUSTRY Lags Yet Lynching Rumors Persist
A fragmented OCR note hints at dull lines but notes ongoing lynching rumors and public unrest in New Orleans with references to community figures and horse trades, reflecting confusion in the era and a desire for order amid instability.
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New
Orleane Statea
Real Estate Transfers and Colored Orphan Home Notice
Real estate transfers include Henry and Jane Rhein to Frank J. Stabeack for part of lot 140 on Burleson Street for 2000 dollars and William J. Burns to Thomas ed Lama beth for multiple lots near Crockett and Mesquite streets for 1200 dollars. A local business expands, offering a free lunch. A colored orphan and aged home opens at 814 North Pecos Street, funded by donations with guidance from leading colored citizens. Miss Mary Lewis appointed to run it, with Mrs Hustlin as president and manager and an advisory board of local leaders seeking continued charitable support.
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Henry
Jane Rhein
Frank J. Stabeack
A. c
Burleson Street
William J. Burns
Thomas Ed. Lamabeth
Crockett, Hrckberry, Sand Centre
Mesquite Streets
North Pecos Street
Mary Lewis
Mra. KE
Hustlin
Mra
Clara Patterson
Milas G. A. Walace
Pianos for sale and dog control call in Texas paper
The item advertises pianos from Thos Coggan & Bros in San Antonio at $150 to $1600 with easy payments, urging bargains. It also reprints a Texas German Post notice about dangerous free roaming dogs, calling for muzzles and stricter leash rules after a rabies incident.
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Coggan & Bros
San Antonio
Texas
De Witt County Notes From Cuero July 3
Local items from Cuero include Mrs. John Ganon’s trip to Estill Springs Tennessee to join relatives, W N Thornhill family visiting, and the Young Polk’s Euchre club gathering. Telegraph and telephone updates note a new switch board for 200 lines, and a social at Miss Marie Nuteche’s Morgantown home.
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Marie Nuteche
Morgantown
Kienecke
Bertha’ Knopp
Runge
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St. Mary's College
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Our Toy . and Crockery Department
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Texas German Post
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