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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
5
A building committee member states Connell 786 Knights of Columbus will fund 49000 to erect two Temes, with no site yet chosen though planned for the city business district. The project aims to advance the order, while noting the site is not finalized.
Divorce case set for hearing references a suppression or restraint order and court schedule. The document mentions May 10 as a trial date and includes garbled names and locations such as Houston Street and a clairvoyant reference, indicating a probate or family law matter with judicial action pending.
A chaotic notice warns of counterfeit agents selling Western Thread Rest Six under the Spool Cotton label. It urges dealers to insist on West Western Thread Rest Six and to order through trusted jobbers in San Antonio, promising 74 new shipments and urging prompt action.
In a Wolfson 3 display, designers presented a wide array of millinery and fabric trends. Hats featured Henry of Navarre styles, horsehair braids, wreaths, and plumes, with colors dominated by old rose, pinks, creams, and blues. Fabrics included silks, taffetas, mousselines, organzine, and jacquards, while ready to wear showcased gowns in blue, green, and cream.
FragmentedOCR text shows a chaotic chat about San Antonio figures with garbled names and unclear context. A listener questions identity and motives during a disrupted discussion, leaving readers unsure of the story’s focus or participants.
A garbled passage references the Carter Mallaly company and various misread phrases. It mentions a livery and questions about naming, with a misleading note about Tealey's Wolley and Tay cures claiming to cure colds quickly. The text resembles a damaged 19th or early 20th century drug ad.
A local notice states Maundy Thursday events on April at the Masonic Temple located at Losoya and Grackett with a banquet at seven in the evening. The text also advertises Hollister's Tacky Mermtain Tea claims to regulate digestion and improve health.
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