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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
9
From New York on July 24 a flood of postal cards reaches President Roosevelt urging him to reconsider seeking the 1904 nomination. Cards feature a white house image and a caption about renewal, printed in Philadelphia, signaling a coordinated campaign across multiple states.
Rev Montrose M Wolf of the city has been elected president of the Pu ncios College, a Baptist educational institution to be established at Palatinag Texas in September. The appeal for the college came at the Baptist Young Peoples convention in summer camp led by Rev M Mc Fall of Wharton, with sufficient funds quickly raised to open the college. Rev Wall, previously chosen president, is described as a highly qualified educator.
R L Burnett Co operates one of the Souths largest box factories at 1817 East Commerce Street. President I L Burnett brings thirty years of experience in box production. The firm serves Texas Louisiana and Mexico and also offers wrapping paper paper bags and related supplies.
Chicago officials probe foreign musicians suspected of contract labor law violations. Federation locals collect data to present to immigration officials. President Joseph B. Winkler cites imported players as mostly nonmusical, using dummy and noisy members to imitate real bands.
Chicago reports the final hurdle in reorganizing the Asien Traction Company has been overcome. Judge Grosscup granted arbitrators full power to resolve differences delaying the revrev hearing, with rehabilitation of traction lines proceeding under Chief Engineer B. J. Arnold. Materials valued at over three million dollars have been placed for the project.
Removal notice states the male offer has moved from 816 South Flores to 1909 South Flores Street opposite the S A A depot. Both streets named as locations. Includes contact line with phone number 32 and references Hillyer Deutsch Jarratt and Tunber Yards.
In Muskegon Michigan on July 4 a cherry crop shows unusually high prices and strong demand. The fruit is reported as excellent in quality with light prices spurring prosperity for owners, and some buyers have even contracted for the entire crop.
Windsor Canada plan aims to curb drugstore sales by tightening controls on carbolic web sales for colon teuction. Ty tanio Golleke of Pharmey proposes government action to prohibit sale of carvuliegid stronger than 2 percent without two prescriptions from qualified practitioners.
New York 24 The misfor tunes of Trail Moorehead of Fairfield New Jersey on a fishing trip fell into a hole and sprained his ankle. He found a cellar where a burned cottage stood four years ago and briars hid the path. In the cellar he discovered a silver bowl and a large amount of silver watches rings and a box of gems valued at 2500 to 2000, believed hidden by thieves.
A consortium from Rice Lake Wisconsin and Kansas City Missouri has raised over 100000 to acquire land in Bexar and neighboring counties. G T King reports plans to purchase 26000 acres in Wilson County and expand across Southwest Texas, with cash deals and no specific locations named. Also notes baby teething remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised with drug act compliance.
Columbus report quotes Watt campaign manager Joe Allap W. Yorps saying Taft has a movement for the presidency and will not join any coalition with fascist or extremist elements. The note comes as Gaillspells Telegram of inquiry references a strict independent line.
An odd fragment notes a motto about moving addresses freely with the Light as a guide, suggesting ease of changing location and avoiding ties to home. It mentions a phone number 1389 and hints at a subscription or servitude theme within a local notice style.
Peter Jolas led a Sunday afternoon service after a weeks long illness. The 4102 Avenue 43 residence hosted family and city officials in a large turnout from Bright's dis ean era. Friends from New Braunfels joined processions to the Gold Fellows cemetery for private and public tributes with honorary and active pallbearers named.
New York adviser Colonel Wil lam Black says Cuba plans massive road work with 12,000,000 dollars set aside. In Waco Texas complaints allege Mayfield and Prather aided by a young woman theft and statutory assault, tied to an auto trip to San Antonio. Georgetown reports Henry Howard found guilty of theft with sentences to run.
A testimonial touts a spring blood tonic claiming strong health benefits from a nature based remedy labeled 8.5.8. It asserts purity with no minerals, promotes blood purification, improves energy and appetite, and guards against skin eruptions. advert promises nationwide drugstore availability through The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
In Dunes Montana Toby De sit filings show few interest in Yeatiday project. Projections indicate a hundred chances for Bons on the Bint Jey plan. A small group may win, with twenty per year anticipated among those drawing numbers. Three hundred girls are employed in the hrrnesy trade in New York and Kentucky has a pit jockey.
Strike breakers brought to Whitburg Mass are housed in the $50,000 Whitburg athletic complex. A French manager presides over the operation as workers enjoy comfortable quarters. The strike group wants pay increases and shorter hours, while the mechanics’ union vows to resist their demands.
Excessive heat killed two people and caused five prostations yesterday as the temperature reached eighty seven degrees. The office moved from 15 to 1309 South Flores Street near the S A and P depot. Streetcar lines on South Alamo and South Flores pass by the office. phone 325.
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