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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
2
The excerpt lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with in advance annual and monthly options, plus a Sunday edition, six months, and mailing rates. It also notes the paper’s second class mailing entry at San Antonio Texas from May 4, 1907.
A fragmentary telegraphic miscellany discusses subscription changes for The Light, appeals about correct addresses, and a push to refute anti-San Antonio railroad rumors. It mentions Brownsville, San Antonio tuberculosis fears, and a commentary by H. W. Finley on resigning from the state asylum board amid Democratic party politics.
A fragmentary political portrait discusses Johnson of Minnesota as a staunch, industrious figure revered by farmers and opposed by railroads. It recalls 1904 Roosevelt era politics, Watterson’s hints, and the rumor of Johnson as a potential presidential candidate, noting mixed signals and eventual misfires.
Fragmentary notes indicate dissatisfaction with the nomination process among several prominent Democrats. References mention Bryits and other party leaders withholding consent and support, while figures like Johnson and Bevan are depicted as cautious or skeptical about Jolmsoil. The discourse suggests tension within the party over strategy and alliances.
The Chicago Record Herald notes the Texas statute against merchant trust services targets abuses but risks harming consumers and merchants alike. Calls for repeal grow as public meetings form across Texas towns, with legislators urged to craft enforceable laws aligned to voter wishes and practical impact.
The article laments rapid timber cutting in the southern states and across the east, warning that without action the nation will lose vast forests. It highlights declining public ownership, rising private control, and growing public support for federal stewardship to save remaining timber resources.
Fragmentary text presents a dialogue style excerpt with garbled phrases and unclear context. It references attempting to bound or block costs and money but lacks coherent names, dates, places, or events to establish a definite news item. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed.
A fragmented note from Madpo and Marjdvine references Molly, anemy Shalt Joining, and the Audubon society. It mentions dues as five Holides and a hat with feathers costing twenty dollars, with stray phrases about business proportion and a hat reel.
A Fox terrier from Second Street visits neighbors and triggers a wild chase after entering a room on Glenwood Avenue. The dog, covered in mud, tears around with a childlike owner clinging to its back. a window escape ends the scene as police restore order.
A collage of short clippings notes absences and家庭 concerns. It recalls a tale of Justices Keogh missing a dinner, a doctor warning parents about dangerous toys and balloons, and a quip about summer hats. The pieces mix urban whimsy with cautionary advice for caregivers.
A garbled collection of data quotes statistics and curiosities from around the world. It cites artesian wells in California the Bank of England staff in London Western European commerce via the Danube and Brazil’s small navy. It notes gender ratios in certain nations a hundred different tax and railway facts and a bizarre anecdote about an Australian Aboriginal reply to a creature’s name. It also mentions Manila housing tallies New York real estate taxable values and the Manila Bulletin. It references rail gauges Hungary and a Manila railway project with Willipine labor and a line to Matila.
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