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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
8
County official Newton warns that Bexar County may face a shortage of notaries as many awaiting governor appointment rejections. He notes applications are slow and some notaries have forgotten the process, risking prolonged gaps before confirmations.
The article notes wiring of the courthouse for Spring Carnival illumination, with Goonty Comminsinver Sant mers overseeing. County Commissioners allocated 150 for lighting effort and plans describe two dies of versatile lights and decorative arrangements.
Brooklyn man Nicholas Glacki main, once a conductor, suffered severe stomach pain and fainting fits leading to multiple surgeries. He credits Cooper New Discovery for rapid relief after trying various medicines. Sample bottles offered by Cooper Medical Co, Darton, Ohio.
Taft's cabinet featured Knox as state and potential attorney general. Knox, a long-time legal figure, served in the Roosevelt era, held positions as district attorney and attorney general candidate, and was noted for wealth and connections in Washington and Valley Forge.
The new administration will include Dr Nichols as the new superintendent and Mrs J Gray as first assistant superintendent. Others named are Dr Re Bl Cloist and Dr Moody at the sanitarium with various supervisory roles. several staff changes occur across locations including Austin and Malas.
Notices list multiple fraternal assemblies meeting tonight at various halls including Unity Judge No 26 K of PL, Pythian lodges, Elks hall, Woodmen Circle Magnolia Grove No 26, Masonic temple, and Union Labor groups. Tomorrow afternoon divisions and leatherworkers meetings are scheduled at Trades Cadneil hall and related council rooms.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as the remedy for flatulence and stomach gas. It promotes quick relief, claims wide physician usage, and offers a free trial by mail from Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
Danville Illinois resident 84 year old Mr. Andy Filinger says he has used Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey since 1835 as a tonic while building Lincoln’s cottage and his letter dated April 4 1908 claims he feels like a 35 year old and has continued use with beneficial results. The testimonial notes guarantee of genuineness and good faith.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic for youth and vigor. It claims heart health benefits and system purification, urging buyers to insist on genuine sealed bottles labeled with the Old Chemist trademark.
In Salt Lake City on March 12, two miners, George and Kerry Vatuam, were pulled from a collapsed shaft after being entombed for about 50 hours. They were rescued by rescue teams, blindfolded and wrapped, and transported to safety at Meri. Detailing the peril and near death, the story notes severe injuries but notes both men survived.
A string of civil actions appears in Bexar County justice mills records. Cases include Bunton vs Kite Clavin over a tract and dam, Nevio vs Hernandez on a statutory charge, Chavaneux precinct 6 on removal to tie canna, and bulk title and possession suits by Pierbert against heirs of Lucy Sailer. Also Alvoree vs PHilli and Alex Chaves vs Mrs ACT involve trespass and partition disputes in district courts.
Swanson, longtime railroad executive, leaves for a 16 day trip to Mississippi. Ralph Robinson will manage local affairs in his absence. The notice also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children and advertises a sale at C. H. Deans offering substantial roomier buggies.
The article states that R. T. Creager of Brownsville, Texas was appointed collector by the President of the United States in Washington. The notice confirms Creager’s formal designation and location linked to the role.
The notice states Miss Barrymore will marry on April 10. A brief social item mentions theater figure Ri sol from Grigeamn College of Ferristol as a featured guest in this week's society pages.
The Light Houston reports Woodmen of the World convention chose Ama eralis by a near four to vote. A campaign candidate named Reaiment contested. Twenty seven candidates stood for sovereign power as the convention debated a project to establish an institution. A marriage in New York was announced for April as per the bridegroom’s statement.
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