Antonio Light Circulation and Delivery Details Document
A 1917 notice from The San Antonio Light outlines daily and Sunday circulation figures for March, carrier delivery terms, and distribution offices in Chicago Detroit and other locations. It notes average daily circulation near 20,702 and Sunday edition around 22,038 copies, with statements on paid and unpaid circulation and advertising implications.
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Daly
Bandsy
Usly
Duncey
Han Antonio Light Team
Paul Divek
Fifte Ave
Chicago
Paul Bock
Mellers
Paul Block
Leyron
Deveal
Trost
Detroit
Tie Eun Antonly
Naples
Wea Masud
Campley maVertivers
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ta Lig
Avery Ltading Mentpaper Witxaziow
Inint Druid Etates
Coamce
Tha Edvartuvie
Antica
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Antonie
Raise more hogs teach Texas farmers to boost hog production
The Federal Department of Agriculture urges Texas farmers to raise more hogs highlighting hogs as versatile meat producers. It notes hogs convert feed efficiently, can be raised year round outdoors, and promise high prices, urging expansion of hog raising for quicker profits.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Department
Texas
Securnz
Manchu Back In Power Shapes China On Turbulent Stage
A chaotic view of China’s fate as the Manchu dynasty resurfaces in Peking under a military-led regime. The boy emperor is on the throne again while Japan and global forces press Beijing. The republic’s collapse is blamed on foreign intrigue and internal politics.
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Peking
China
Japan
Lil
Louie
Yuan Hung
Department of Justice
Manchu Rule May Still Endure as Republic Fades
The text contends the Manchu rulers retain power in China while the republic harms itself through internal fear and censors. It notes concessions such as preserving imperial expenses, banning blood princes from politics, abolishing Manchu Chinese caste lines, and allowing intermarriage. Queues may be optional, foreign treaties remain, and the United States is seen as the key financial power amid Japan’s waning leverage.
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Ses
China
Japan
United States
Coal Price Controversy Prompts Government Critique
The notice details a 1917 clash over coal pricing with Secretary of the Interior Franklin Lane praising operators for cutting $3.00 a ton after pressure from the Federal Trade Commission. War Secretary Baker denounces the agreement as unlawful and excessive while Navy Secretary Daniels notes open market pricing. Many coal officials are later indicted for price boosting and related abuses.
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Franklin Knight Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Lane Straightway
Cual
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Newton D. Baker
War Department
Josephus, Daniels
Questionable motives cited in coal operators case
This passage voices doubt about leadership and motives in a coal operators dispute. It quotes a federal official calling the operators driven by a wish to avoid prosecution, accusing the Department of Justice of inaction and suggesting the situation is unresolved and confusing for the public.
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Department ‘of Justice
Thement
Anotleigh
Lane
Decline of Money and its Purchasing Power in War Time
The piece argues money has fallen in purchasing power worldwide due to war, with currencies like the British pound and German mark devalued. It notes rising prices for goods and says saved money loses value, giving examples from Mexican revolutions and speculation on future monetary stability.
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Anital
Deaf Mutes Form Home Guard Units Amid War Efforts
The National Association of Deaf Mutes plans to raise four companies of deaf mutes to serve as home guards. The article notes deaf mute units in Britain France and Germany and praises American war fundraising, including Liberty Loans and Red Cross drives, highlighting broad public patriotism and support.
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National Association of Heat Tutes Tins
BE. S. Waring
St. Paul
America
Nise Investrest
Adela Gains and Doris's Townhouse Dilemma
Doris navigates gossip and romantic tension in Graybridge as Percival Twinge's visit stirs plans. Ralph Culver pursues Doris while Adele Brockway Keys arrives with a bold ask, and Mrs Brockway-Keys seeks a new Graybridge cottage for a cousin.
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Fila Randal Poard
Natone
Dorks
Nig Tese
Adele
Lin
Doris
Dots
Graybridge
Ralph
Percival
Graybridee
Brevester
Laura Meeker
Laura
Ralph Culver
Greybridge
Ratte
Tilling
Culver
Gond-ny
Doria
Tia
Trine
Pitman
Aglihemitaly
Aewa
Garlang and
Mitchell
Pilaan
Piternn
Isiy
Orl
Percival Telage
Arilat
Dia
Graynridge
Cottaga
Brewster
Mle
Laura Meekér
Laure
Meeker
Mre
Brockway-Keys
Til
Wien
Fosa
Adeley
Abe
Linn
Dorie
T'fivat
Matt
Boris
Halph
Donia
Patti
Brockwayleys
Rendencia
Treacher
Coal production and accident figures for 1918 announced
Pennsylvania reports total coal output 266,904,083 tons with bituminous totaling 163,183,814 and anthracite 103,? million. Accidents show 100 fatal and 3416 non fatal in 1918, down from prior year.
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Farribgurg
Pennsylvania
James E. Reterisk
State Highway Commission Faces Delays From Mail Backlog
AUVETIN Tex July 5 The State Highway Commission is tied up as letters flood in with bank drafts and receipts awaiting acknowledgment. About 96 000 letters are unopen and every desk is loaded with mail, as staff reorganizes after a larger clerical push. The night team works to process the backlog.
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Auvetin
Tex
Suney
Meewse
Sinn Fein Leader Predicts Irish Republic Within Years
A Sinn Fein figure, recently released from prison, spoke in Ireland and claimed a genuine Irish republic could be achieved within a few years. He warned against delays and urged unity to press the peace conference, noting England would not be favored at the talks.
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London
Jary
Darcel Pigete
Sina Feines
Enghtia
Average Man Richer Circulation Figures in 1914
An imperfect clipping notes 1914 figures on income and circulation with numbers like 742,000,000 and 3458 and 46.8, but the context is unclear. The item appears to discuss wealth, earnings or circulation metrics without clear attribution or complete data.
The Polish Mie fim production at Theaters Clara Kimball Young
Clara Kimball Young stars in a melodrama presented at Theaters Clara Kimball Young Limpire. The film follows a school teacher who learns of her husband s descent after a near death and a young inventor s schemes. The plot centers on loyalty love and reform amid dramatic turns with the Empire theme and scenes of peril and romance through to a hopeful end.
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Clara Kimball Young
Limpire
Clara Kiemball Young
Fim
Empire Thang Abe
Cni
Mise Young
Joasrles Bine
Biss
Texas
Aikele
San “Antonio
Economic Outlook Boosts Hopes Across Regions
Federal Reserve bulletin notes favorable business conditions with improved crop reports in several regions. Boston reports steady money, St Louis sees active manufacturing, New York notes excellent industrial activity, Philadelphia bank reserves rise, and San Francisco reports increases in deposits and building permits amid strong production.
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Washington
Liberty Loan
Sey
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Tor Jory
Boston
Ion
St. Louis
York
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Banke
Richmond
Minneapolis
Francisco
Salvador Volcano Erupts Spreading Heat and Smoke
The Salvador volcano has erupted for two days with ash and stones ejecting from the crater and a lake in the center drained by the blast. Nearby towns report tremors and minor damage but public safety warnings say no major destruction yet.
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San Salvador
Republic of Savador
Salvador
Wid
French convoy losses and U boat actions reported
The ministry reports June activity showing 81 engagements with enemy submarines by French patrol vessels and seaplanes. Eight battles and shore batteries defended against U boats, twelve merchant vessels sunk by torpedo, two by shell fire, and seven repelled torpedo and shell attacks.
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Paris
Auarina
Hoa
Fourth of July Observances Report Notable Fatalities
Reports from across the nation describe Fourth of July celebrations turning unexpectedly violent with fatali ties and injuries. Early tallies show four deaths and about 54 injuries, marking a notable increase in incidents compared with last year.
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Chicago
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