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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
1
The Fourth Supreme district board of examiners includes Ta Ki Appleby Héwin J Rhowdes De A ext and others with instruction from J Dougherty. The Civil Appeal board is mentioned with a note on abundance of instructions.
The anniversary celebration began this morning with a parade led by officers in a carriage through principal streets. Events are at San Torry and Limburger's garden, continuing for three days. The text also includes unrelated ad copy about a tasting tonic and sugar questions.
Spécial Dispatch from Sayulpa reports PV O'Brien, son of a wealthy Virginia state treasurer, has been working as an independent laborer. The article notes his low wage of $8 per week and hints at his hidden identity being exposed through saved messages. Local delivery listings appear but details are unclear.
Special Dispatch from Tallas Texas June 18 reports a vigorous protest by the commission against the tariff on granite shipments. Railroads are accused of applying the granite gate to crushed rock shipments, inflating charges and harming commerce.
General A J Myer, commander of the Department of Yeas, United States Army, is in Dallas making final arrangements for troops. About 2500 soldiers are expected to participate in August maneuvers. Also mentions Quaker Oats griddle cakes with a recipe and promotional language.
Varied and beautiful were the fifty eighth commencement exercises of the Ursuline academy held this morning at the convent hall on Augusta street. Medals and diplomas were awarded to graduates and preparatory class students for studies, bookkeeping, music, and art. Rev. James P. Canging delivered an address on Ideals urging pursuit of high ideals of service and duty.
Sophie Chenandt filed suit in the For jtysiten Nistri¢k court yesterday after noon against George Winn and Georgs, seeking three thousand dollars in damages.
White, owner of a saloon at 410 Last Commerce Street, sues for 3000 damages claiming her son Reid Chevault was served at least six drinks while intoxicated. She seeks 900 per drink. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETS. The board met yesterday with no action on new business pending appointment of health officials by mayors. The session also discussed coroner's fee but took no action.
An OCR fragment notes Horsford's acid phosphate for appetite boosting and vitality. The text appears broken with unclear wording and stray terms suggesting usage guidance for children or general tonics. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are discernible in the readable portion.
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