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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1904
Page
4
A garbled reminiscence recalls a young woman named Maeve or Maeve Tathatier, her supposed lovers Callaghan and Prien, and a fatal event at a pond. The text mentions grief, a community vigil, and a funeral, with references to names, ages, and mourners in a late stage diary-like record.
Notice is hereby given that the Hen County Council will conduct a hearing on the day named for equalization. Information appears in the notice from County Work, and the location is San Antonio. The proclamation is signed by County Work, Thora, and the post office confirms.
Vague plea for water troughs and watering facilities for nearby houses and cemeteries. Citizens argue against delays and demand reliable water supply, noting costs and safety concerns. Local activism framing water access as essentials for homes, public works, and cemetery maintenance.
Fragmentary OCR from a Philadelphia Press page mentions artists, galleries, and public notices. It references Lina Heffiman House Bay, the Molftan Meuse Tae, and a run of assorted items including wines, painting, and a cream ad. The legible bits imply local society notices and commercial blurbs amid distorted text.
The notice details multiple candidate announcements for Bexar County offices including District Judge, District Attorney, County Clerk, Sheriff, and other county posts. It lists names such as Jules Seeligson, Rufus Curie, Peter Jonas, John Wygilins, and others, noting competition in Democratic primaries and preliminary party actions.
Fragmented OCR outlines candidates for Bexar County offices in the Democratic primary. Names Walshmon, V. Wut, Chas. Wernietiy, Turner appear amid garbled phrases, with references to assessors and county offices and calls for support and delays in the nomination process.
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