Cattlemen as Scientists and Businessmen in San Antonio
The article portrays cowmen evolving into scientists and big businessmen, running vast operations even as traditional attire fades. It notes several thousand such men in San Antonio, who welcome new methods and markets while supporting local civic projects and public works.
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Antonin
Piusinéas Sreston
Texas Railroad Situation Report Sparks Pessimistic View
Texas report by statistician Agkaw analyzes railroads from the alx months ending December 1907. It notes decreased earnings by over a million dollars, rising operating expenses by 4.7 million, and a net dividend drop of 3.2 million. The figures reflect Apparant Wicrens and not railroad-kept accounts, per commission statements.
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Texas Rallyond Colanilasion
Texas
Tom Harduhine
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Texas Railroads Face Rate Change and Public Interest
The text analyzes tariff shifts since July 1, 1907, tied to interstate commerce orders on equipment charges and their impact on Texas railroad profits. It argues no reduction in rates is wise amid current conditions, citing crop prospects and national elections as factors, and notes public and railroad interests depend on balanced earnings and credit.
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Railrord Companies
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Fragmented Senate Delegates and Wartime Oratory
A Louisville paper recounts a chaotic convention scene with a swirl of names, loyalties, and shouted slogans. Amid the clamor the crowd shifts support from Hughes to Roosevelt, while cries and banners flood the gallery as political maneuvering unfolds.
Tourist from the East Stirs San Antonio Crowds
A visitor from the East attracts notice outside the Menger hotel as locals and cowboys discuss habit and drink, while a hotel boy watches a nearby carriage dispute. The scene includes a gag about a patent from New Mexico and remarks on city routes and manners.
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San Antonio
Menger
Aljine
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Pure Medicine
An 19th century styled ad from Hood & Co promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as pure safe and beneficial for a range of ailments. It claims no changes needed to comply with drug laws and touts chocolate coated tablets named Baraatohr.
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Lowell, Moog
Is the Young Man an Incompetent
A discussion on whether older civil servants are replaced by youth, arguing efficiency should guide duties not years of service. It cites private and government experiments, noting some failures and gains from newer methods while urging gradual advancement and continued training for younger workers.
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Civil service retirement debate stirs political division
Remarkably, voices argue over pensions for long‑serving civil, Army, and naval personnel, urging fair retirement after decades in government service. The text notes opposition, demands for dignity in service, and calls for orderly pension policies amid broader reforms.
Sheriff Candidates for Bexar County Named
The Light announces several candidates for the office of Sheriff in Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. Bexar County voters are informed that B. D. Lindsay W. J. Goforth James McCloskey Charles Stevens and Wred 4. Labanter are listed as contenders pending primary action.
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San Antonio 21 Years Ago In 1837 Front Page Notes
San Antonio and Apansas Pass railroad advances from San Antonio to Char o and Hulletsville then to Wharton Austin and Harris counties on toward Houston. A new brewery by Petes and Smye nears completion amid local happenings including a green badge for Ireland and plans to run a vehicle line to Mardoka.
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Gounty Clerk Candidate Announced by THO LWeht
THO LWeht declares Vivian J. Hamilton as a candidate for Gounty Clerk subject to the action of democratic petmaries. The notice names the candidate and cites the procedural prerequisite of party primary actions.
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Vivian J. Hamilton
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