San Antonio Light and Gazette Publication Details
The San Antonio Light and Gazette presents subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with offices and staff roles listed, urging subscribers to report address changes and irregular delivery to the office. It notes associations and service details, including telephones and city mailing information.
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Larcier
Mall
Adee A Beree
Sunéai
Pagtoffies
San Antonio
Hevag
S.C. Beckwith Speciel Agency
Representatives
New York
Tribune Ballying
Chicago
Fragmented editorial notes from a 19th century paper
A garbled column mixes names like Aldrich and Castro with jokes about San Antonio and crime notes. It references radium prices for subscribers, a publisher notice, and warnings about authorized collectors. The text reads as a rough OCR mash of opinions, advertisements, and public notices without a clear single event.
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Aldrich
Rallium
Light and Gazette
Rauney
San Antonio’s Unique Allure and the Alamo Treasure
A Light and Gazette representative polled visitors about San Antonio. Ninety percent praised its natural attractions, parks, and plazas as distinctive. They stressed the city’s blend of modern enterprise with historical charm, noting the Alamo as an invaluable, irreplaceable symbol amid growth.
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The
Light and Gazette
Antenia
San Antonio
San Antoni
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Long Life and Wealth Through Wisdom of Life
A fragment from a newspaper column discusses Samael G Blythe on living long and thriving by discipline, humor, and curiosity. It cites reporters and editors, hints at a life philosophy, and mentions a Bay area man and a pastor in Atlanta as contrasting examples. The text emphasizes enjoying experiences while staying honest and avoiding excess.
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Samael G
Ford
Blythe
Viv Odlow
Bail
Hinte
Sam
Umar
Sart
Mens
Jan 'B
Amamonda
Tayger
Rome
Qwlink
Money for the digging of 17 a rural insight
In a scribbled note the writer discusses South Texas melon prices at 300 a wirroad and North Texas wheat at 00 a bushel, implying regional prospects and optimism about Tenats plans for Ciemin whe. The fragment hints at economic expectations and a push to realize potential in the Texas farming region.
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South Texas
North Tesas
Ciemin
Corps Sti Wiry Conpus Christi Torstd in Ruttien
The fragment notes the Corps as the largest membership among similar groups in Ruttien, with only Ann Aounin Vorpas Cheidth's Commitninl elwty Trx exception. It references San Antonio and Corpus Christi in a brief organizational context.
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Ann Aounin Vorpas Cheidth
Commitninl
Elwty Trx
Ruttien
Corps
Sti Wiry
Conpus Christi Torstd
We'd Ride and Stand For It Squab Tax Protest
Fragmentary reader note arguing taxation fairness and enthusiasm for a levy targeting only those earning under A500 annually. Volume unclear but voice shows rallying stance against broad tax burden and in favor of a limited exemption. The text references licemen and a squab as examples of margin or misfit policy.
Fragmented OCR yields obscure farmer notice
The readable fragments mention a farmer and an old style circuit riding pavement project. It hints at savings for farmers and possibly a planned route or payment, but key names, places, dates, and clear actions are absent or garbled.
Raising Cain With The Tariff Debate
A clipped, imperfect note on tariff policy questions, contending the term tariff work is misapplied. The writer urges a clearer framing of duties and trade measures as part of U S policy discourse.
Prom Night in San Antonio Opens With Civic Greetings
San Antonio marks a 21 years past event with a ballroom night at the building lodge. Mayor Callaghan telegraphs Dr. Frank Swening inviting next meeting to be held locally. Prominent attendees include Alicea Clark Fluig 8 Davia Brim 1 Vancoast Annie My Schactar Haltie Simpson Mamie 8 Thomas. Fire Company No 2 plans a company rally tomorrow night.
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Callaghan
Frank Swening
Varimanter
Richmond
Alicea Clark
Fluig
Davia
Brim
Vancoast
Annie My Schactar
Haltie Simpson
Mamie
Thomas
Thishoy Nerax
Brnness Villeow
Citi Basiness
Charles W. Ogden
Apecia
Vanrk
Unclear fragment hints at Senate romance scandal
Fragmentary text hints at numerous senators and a record related to a scandal or misconduct in the fall season, mentioning names and examinations but lacking coherent details.
The Quick and The Dead Phrase
A garbled fragment notes people reacting to a car incident with lines about avoiding danger and a derailed saying. Readers are left with unclear details and no clear event or persons named.
Complaints Over Noise At Negro Baseball Games Near Tabor Street
A Seventh Ward matter describes daily baseball games played near Witte subdivision east of Tabor Street, attracting crowds including many women. Police raids are proposed to curb noise and interruptions to court proceedings recount a judge and attorney antics in a separate anecdote.
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Tabor Street
Devine Street
Witte
Seventh Ward
Letter Box on Prohibition and Christian Science Debates
A Houston letter responds to New York telegrams and dubs Mary Baker Eddy as the Christian Science leader. The writer defends Mrs Eddy, disputes Mrs Gilbert’s claims, and argues against prohibition as a business and civic reform. The piece links Prohibition to economic health, noting dry towns, employee regulation, and wider political struggle.
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Houston
Vexas
San Antonio
Tiver Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Thoralors
Vito
Satwiigers
Uddy
Unis
Gilbert
Eddy
Bryoklin
Sivation Sheare
State of
Texas
Fragmented Humorous Totals and Odd Inquiries
A garbled column presents a string of quirky phrases and misheard lines about taxes on autos and furs, a hospital charity joke, and odd dialogue by a caller. It includes stray quotes about a alligator dish and humorous misstatements, with fragmented snippets suggesting a satirical column or overheard conversation.
Fragmented poem fragments and street talk from a late 19th century page
The text gathers varied dialogue and excerpts from poems and columns. It includes playful exchanges about parties and duties, a line on a prohibition era garden scene, a moral tale about Darius Green, a rural classroom quip about peasants and a joke about a grandstead.
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Tae Cdependent Order of Good Temples
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Teddy
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Prohibition
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ENG Uburat
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Cleduit Minenelne Ean Reed Coe
Geo. D. Harris
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Turion Duper
Mabel
Luet
Eliza
Wilber
Willie
Puck
Strada
Darius Green
Grandstead
Johnny
Buffalo Express
Alamo National Bank
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the State Bank & Trust CO
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W. T. McCampbell
J. H. Hatle
Arte Umber Co
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