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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1900
Page
8
An ice company inspector and three ticket brokers were arrested for failing to pay occupation tax. Judge Kroeger heard the cases in corporation court, with the ice broker dispute over who owes the license tax and the brokers set to plead guilty next Friday.
T. B. Thomas, accompanied by Superintendent Loyall in Asheville, earned a promotion to chief clerk in the Birmingham Alabama division. He will leave Asheville this week to assume new duties. Thomas has served about three years and is noted as an exceptional accountant and a personable colleague.
A detailed talk by Dr. G A R Campbell outlines sanitary site selection for new schools, floor elevations, drainage, and building height limits. It stresses wide hallways, outward opening doors, proper ventilation, a dedicated play room, and safe materials for walls ceilings and flooring to promote health and comfort.
A fragment from a local listing shows early 20th century sale headings for household goods. Items include batys crowned honeycomb bed spreads, towels, linen, and bleached tableware with prices mentioned, all advertised for Monday and the week. Tom Ell is referenced among the sellers.
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India Sinan Queense white India Wee on worth 4 cents for one Monupys, unclear readable fragment from OCR.
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A physician argues air quality in classrooms hinges on removing poisonous excretions and preventing CO2 buildup. He proposes a model room of nine to ten meters long with forty pupils, right-side lighting, high windows, per-room ventilation, movable desks, and moist sawdust sweeping to reduce dust and microbes, urging adoption and publication by trustees.
A crowd of boys and girls gathered at Mr and Mrs M McGarys home at 1704 North Olive street Thursday evening to celebrate Barney G McGarys twelfth birthday. Franks games and refreshments followed with guests Lydie Arnold Frankie Fanning Katie Clone Margarita Shields Mary Shields Ed Innis Gat Shicks Rob Innis and Barney McFaty attending and wishing him many happy returns.
Fragmentary OCR text describes footwear pricing with unclear phrases and stray terms. No coherent event, people, or organization identified to anchor a full newspaper card.
A meeting of veteran organization committees in San Antonio discussed fundraising slowdowns and travel concessions for Fourth of July events. The barbecue committee outlined arrangements for 300 diners, with a speakers' lineup and a feast featuring beer, potatoes, pickles, bread, and coffee. Special guests and invited groups will be welcomed to the celebration as plans advance.
A partial historical notice speaks of presence and participation to honor those called the Blue and the Gray, aiming to stir memories of better times and noble deeds among readers.
In AT THE MO area a regular Sunday gathering of the Men's Rally League is set for 4 PM in the Young Men's Christian Association hall. H W Grass will speak on Kitty Years in the Sunday School. A song service and quartette will perform. The hall features electric fans and a cooling south breeze. A boys’ meeting precedes at 2 PM with Secretary Slaw addressing on an important subject to draw a large crowd.
Roger Warper, a young employee at G. F. Sigmund's pricing house, mashed his right hand in a job press yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Schasse's drug store where Dr. Oldham dressed the wound.
The city assessor yesterday issued permits for new structures. Marco Tatgna seeks a bed and other facilities at 2025 San Saba Street for about 33 dollars. Richard Simmang plans a lumber shed at 418 Jackson Street for 20 dollars. B L Teele files for a lumber shed at 720 San Pedro Venue for 320 dollars.
The 8 A Mandolin and Guitar club hosted a social dance Wednesday night at the Armory. It was a success with all in attendance enjoying the music and dancing until about 2 o'clock. The grand march was led by Doo Baldesare and Miss Opal Jake.
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