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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1904
Page
4
The Bowie of duly celebration at a farm is postponed due to fear of the parent. Plans mention removal from the scene and a rescheduled date, with preparations noted for May 10. Carriages and wells are described as part of the event, with admission details referenced.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a man associated with business and various garbled phrases. No coherent events, names, places, or dates are identifiable. Summary cannot extract concrete facts beyond a generic reference to a person involved in business activities.
Fragmentary OCR from a New York legal notices page includes scattered names, dates, and events. Readable items mention Thomas Gage, Beovboy, and Susie among others with uncertain connections. July 2 appears as a date fragment amid torn text.
A wedding is planned for Miss Comat daughter to My amd kira, with family affiliations saved for the marriage. The ceremony will take place Wednesday evening, the 84th, at 9 o'clock, with attendants and guests listed.
An old newspaper listing urges readers to purchase a product called Mist Alias Rackborn Saloon Sprinting Hone from Machenheimer & dongs Plumbers at 215 East Houston Street. The ad repeats contact details and promotes home pumping services.
A scrambled game report shows San Antonio and Galveston dueling in a high scoring contest with Wright and Baume among standout hurlers. The piece mentions tied drives, late leads, and a controversial finish as Edmondson and Storey contribute for New Orleans readers.
A jumbled update lists American and National League teams and scores, mentions Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and St. Louis, plus scattered player names, game results, and standings. The text also references Southern League clubs, ball teams, and a fragmentary note about a scheduled game and public warnings.
A garbled OCR list contains names including Racker Alanen Howley Trompred Stovall and Davis with unclear roles. The fragment shows a sale or author line. No clear event, place, or date emerges. Further readable text needed for a proper summary.
The record notes a strengthening but uneven market with buyers increasing purchases while some items like dairy see improving supply. It mentions earlier tighter demand, a steady rise in availability, and expectations of continued firm prices as ripening and harvests advance.
A chaotic clash at College Station erupted as Boil Weevils clashed with Thon In Battle et Collage, fueled by a controversial display. Reports describe chaotic fighting near stationary stores, with witnesses noting derisive chants and a tense standoff between rival groups.
Police report a gang named CrGROKS 18 operating in the city with large potato sacks looted from box cars. Detectives intensify patrols to trap culprits while residents fear more thefts as burglaries continue. Several homes on Nolan Street and nearby areas were broken into, with silverware, dishes, and other valuables stolen from a residence.
A fragmented list shows arrivals at hotels including Peggre, Allene, Marvy Willers, San Luis, Smith, Haustons, and others across Waco, Houston, and San Antonio. The page also advertises a summer sale offering rebates, stocked with varied goods from fabric and garments to garden items, highlighting Scheuermeyers as garden spot and noted vendors like Buckhorst Shop and Schneltar.
The article notes heavy travel anticipated next fall to St Louis and other hubs, with workers returning by September and cotton crops influencing timing. Railway and travel movements are discussed as factors shaping the season, urging readiness for peak movement in late summer and early autumn.
A garbled record notes Edison at Onlunihba University works on a photograph for students in the electrical department. It cites a long marginal handnote, a quoted epigram about laughter, and a series of quotes linked to a tale about a craftsman and a dresser, with various misread spellings and misjoined phrases.
A fragmentary notice mentions a stable open day and night at St Marys Street opposite a hotel. It urges turnout and hints at air fresh air and a social event with friends nearby. The readable lines suggest casual, local outreach rather than an official announcement.
Special to the Light notes irregular items in Highland area including charters filed, a water and Amway reference, unclear figures and vendors. Mentions D J Woodward and a cleaniliesa sale. The fragmentary text hints at business notices and a visit to a shop for fresh goods.
One more week remains to attend a major sale offering dinner sets at low prices. The advertisement urges customers to seize the opportunity and choose from attractive, affordable sets during the limited time event.
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