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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1904
Page
1
Hull overcoats and new suits are promoted with claims of weatherproof quality. The shop advertises Stein Bloch line and other made to measure options. Specials are highlighted with a weekly window display to attract customers.
The eleventh annual commencement exercises of St. Henrys school were held at Beethoven hall with a large audience of parents and friends. Medals and diplomas were awarded to scholars after a program featuring violin and guitar performances, recitations, spelling, geography, history, and literature, ending with a juvenile music display and chorus.
Annie Lessing received a gold medal and diploma after completing the music course. Numerous prizes were awarded across categories in singing, instrumentals, and academics for girls and boys, with names such as Sadie Joinson, Mary McCale, and Frank Ryvoke featured among prize recipients. The piece also covers local political commentary and the resignation of county Democratic leaders amid primary dynamics.
A garbled text fragment mentions phones, ACGME CO, and buying at a bowing machine. It references a tank, humane mentions, and a price of $1.50 per capa. The content is inconsistent and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Hon Selig Deutschman is named to the county Democratic executive committee to fill a vacancy caused by Martin Wright's resignation. Judge Crnatz accepted the resignation and appointed Deutschman to serve the No. 4 propinet seat amid primary election tensions. Local ads note store specials and entertainment listings in the city.
Repateingy at Dodds and Co. with mentions of Bab M Meuston JM J Hewitt appear in the clipped text alongside multiple initials. The fragment suggests a formal notice or listing involving individuals and associates at a firm, though details are incomplete.
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