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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1909
Page
5
Readers are urged to avoid substitutes and seek Kilmer’s Swamp-Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles. The ad touts free samples and letters of gratitude praising the product from Kilmer & Co. Laboratories, claiming strong curative value and warning against inferior substitutes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions deputies and appointments outside Rodolph Biede hardt, with replacements for Deputy Sheriffs Ninper and Mualles Shevivé Lindsey, and Depry a. Kincaid. Also an unrelated ad for Masel HL Luino Tequila cigars cigarettes and a corner store ad at Main Plaza and West Commerce.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places in an incomplete way. The readable fragments reference possible people, locations, and numbers but lack coherent context or events to summarize into a clear news item. The text remains too fragmentary to determine a focused main action or outcome.
A Harriman figure known for generosity aids Mrs. J E Flowers mother of seven by providing a water supply and a tent. He and his daughter visit the camp near Hot Wells and arrange a water line to the Howell home ensuring they no longer must carry water blocks away. The mother praises Harriman for his timely deed and wisdom in helping the family while noting the impact of the new hydrant and tent on their daily life.
In a police court session Judge Muehles fines a Black individual $5 for alleged wrongdoing, with discussion of laxative sales and unrelated notices interwoven. The report mentions appeals to county court and various local notices about purchases and entertainments.
Mian Balle Welhe and Mrs Meikenste offered name ideas for a new development by Apire Realty in San Antonio. After a public contest among prominent local business leaders, the committee chose Rosemere for the subdivision, noting location on Heb Wolls Mire and proximity to amenities.
The gambling indictments against Sanchez and others are postponed in the court pending the arrival of State Ranger Lavehtin and White for testimony.
William McAdams of Covits Falls NooY sues for $500 claiming twelve years of piles and indigestion. He says RoRoid tablets cured his condition for eight months but he cannot pay the amount. The case notes the medicine and its guaranteed cure, with Sworn statements dated March 23, 108 and mentions distributors in Texas and New York.
Fragmented OCR text describes animal feed products and livestock terms with garbled words. It mentions oats and rice-like grains and unusual phrases suggesting a misread brand or recipe list. The readable segments imply a catalog or advertisement style for livestock nutrition.
Revival of Esmerelda by Harm Bunting On at Elmira Opera House features Miss Bunting in the title role with a noted adaptation and matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The Black Tag a sensational English drama runs all next week with Miss Bunting in Ned’s part. Paid in Full returns Saturday and Sunday with Wagenhals and Semper directing a star cast praised in New York and Chicago.
The Royal presents a vaudeville bill in Ban Antonia with a moving program. Acts feature White performer lines and a lively crowd, as birds and a dog perform with musical numbers. Performances begin at 8 pm Wednesday and continue nightly.
A large West Side audience saw Richard Lester company's Moths of Society at Beetle's Theater on Wednesday evening with lively staging and a promise of special features. The cast includes Lester in a Western setting and the rest of the company performing a brisk program of songs, dance, and moving pictures at Happy Year Wheater on Lady Street with Magdalena Pky and Janesca Miller among the acts.
The piece notes a show now in its second year at the Astor Theater in New York and mentions its run in Chicago earlier. It references a “Malada Pull” by Magen Walter and describes current reception and cast details as part of a broader theater announcements page.
A complex civil case titled Thad We Smith ALA Olivarri et al proceeds in Fay District Court over a 1902 deed associated with a $35,000 transaction. Thirteen images aim to clarify ownership as the parties contest the title. Trial is set to begin soon in Soledad area courtrooms.
Charged with assault to kill, Amontoxs was arranged at 10 o clock before Justice of the Peace Ben Fisk. Preliminary hearing waived, Sillentoy was bound over to await grand jury. Bonds of 500 dollars posted by the defendant, We father, and Wy By Fal WWut. The alleged assault occurred during a dispute at San Pedro.
An advertisement promises instant relief and a permanent cure for piles with a free trial package mailed to any address. It extols a painless home treatment, warns against knife surgery and costly doctors, and directs readers to send name and address to Pyramid Ding Co at 92 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Michigan for a free sample.
Authorities allege Sifuentes fired toward Joaquin Delgado, with the incident leading to formal charges. Further details on evidence and court dates were not provided in the available text.
An article by Herbert N. Casson examines bank roles and the dangers of gambling in finance. It references CW Morse and the Panic of 1907, noting Morse’s penitentiary sentence and revealing banking mysteries for readers with bank accounts.
Hampton's Magazine advertises its March issue with multiple features. Vance Thompson leads a psychic research series titled The Trail of the Ghost while Eugene P. Lyle Jr recounts the rise of terror in Kentucky and Tennessee in Might Riding to the Black Patch. Rex Beach presents The Silver Horde serial, with Navy-tinged disaster episodes. Capt. Fritz Duqnesne contributes Hunting Ahead of Roosevelt, a Boer hunting piece.
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