Banner Day in The Light Vacation Contest Vote Rush
Saturday marked a banner day in The Light vacation contest as over 20 000 votes flooded The Light office between 5 p m and 6 p m. Leaders Mrs F Vesiu L surged ahead, Miss Jennie Alten of Wolff and Marx leading the field with a strong push by Pearl Young and Mary Burke of Jogle's store. New entrant Emma Cazell from the Menger Hotel news stand began a promising campaign, while Miss Sarah King withdrew.
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F. M. Marek
Nolan Street
Jennie Allen
Wolff & Marx
Peal
Young
Paneconst
Mércy
May Burke
Joske Bros
Marguerite Brown
Washer Brox
Annie Lachapelle
Mia
Emma Cagell
Menger
Athel Kerns
Dan H. Pfeil
South
M. O'Brian
Herff
E. Lindentorn
Callahan Ave
K. C. Prayines
Rose Siedo
Castro
Louise Collins
Mason
Clara Noonan
Clare Nichols
Loretta Piggot
North
Marcia Robinson
Wolff & Ma
Migs Ale
Conavan
Migs
Gussie Marx
Zavalla
Emelie G. Gohmert
Mies Pinky Wood
San Marcos
Hal
Iits
Vaupane
Certificates Kent
Euch
Ange
San Antonio
F. vesUu L
Riga
Jennis Alten
Ike Wig
Miss Brown
Wosher Bros
Emma Cazell
Menger Hotel
Jto
Haye
Miss King
Sarah S. King
Khwily
Yates
Sarah
Banquet honors SAP workers with lively speeches and train tribute
The fifth annual banquet of San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway general offices employees at Hot Wells featured toast to the next president, notes on absent friends, and tributes to the Davy Crockett passenger train. Speakers W J Grass and H V Albaugh led a series of reflections, followed by a call to vote in a public contest hosted by The Light with various travel prizes.
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San Antonio
Aransas Pass
R. J. Bayle
James R. Davis
Sap Legal Department
Hermann Heuermann
Taft
Bryan
Johnson
van Howard
James Hamer
W. J. Grass
Houston
H. V. Albaugh
A P. Spalding
They Sap
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Frisco
E. P. Johnson
Lee Marnest
W. Scendall
Jones
Otto Engel- Hert
Sap
Man Kills Self With Rifle Near Graves Eight Miles West
A 37 year old man known as Haneshurat, living eight miles west of Graves, fatally shot himself after ingesting morphine and strong poisons, according to a report from W. R. Ward of Dyerville, Tennessee. The death occurred by his own hand using a rifle muzzle pressed to the heart. An older brother also reportedly took his own life years earlier.
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Bey
Ore
Preachers Permit Smoking in Their Churches Worldwide
A progressive church movement in two regions features sermons amid heavy tobacco use. In Atlantic City, Rev. Sydney Goodman and the Men’s club fill halls with smoking congregants, lemonade and a donation fund for tobacco. Other ministers, like Rev. I V Snyder of Oak Park, convert spaces for skating and social events, drawing attention for their unconventional outreach and health-focused aims.
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Eqirik
Atlantic City
Ray
Sydney Goodman
Ascension Episcopal Church
Qfen
Goodman
Iltila
Toronto
Canada
Columbus
Ohio
Zanesville
I. V. Snyder
Grace Episcopal Church
Oak Park
Gaddman
Dh Etterly
Holina
Oak Park ‘Church
Rush to Obtain Saloon Licenses Sparks City Haste
Sixty applications for saloon licenses were filed in the county clerk’s office yesterday and it’s expected that midweek 100 more will follow. The new law takes effect July 32 1907 requiring license filings for sale of liquor with a year long validity, while a rush continues as many dealers await the permits amid a busy market.
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Renok
Travor
Clark Newton
Neex
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