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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
1
Listings show various damaged sheets from brands like Pepperell and Fruit of Loom with torn, uneven edges and single-piece repairs. Prices range around 72 to 90 cents per sheet, with note of 0x0 inch measurements and stitched hems.
The notice explains a coupon scheme where placing a Want Ad in The Light worth up to 50 to 60 cents yields a coupon of the same value. The coupon can be redeemed at Louis Book Stores for regular retail purchases like a horse, baby carriage, or household items. It claims the coupon functions as money and asks if you can beat it.
Denison Texas March 18 Wille walking serosa the Katy railroad fridge over the Med river this morning Charles Boyer clerk lost his footing and received injuries to his face and shoulder but will likely recover from the fall at the river bridge incident remains under report by local authorities
The Wolfa Bros Shoe Co of Kolumina Ohio, a 29 year old firm employing 8200 workers and producing about 18 000 pairs daily, offers a new pay system and a lifetime guarantee on quality shoes made from American leather, promising honest service and lasting fit.
The Light Wichita Falls Tex March 8 reports a citywide effort with ten thousand volunteers set for April 6. Mayor Noli proclaims a general holiday and urges participation in the clean up day including community packs and planned ceremonies.
San Antonio and Houston players Eldimy A. Weis and Dave Weis reveal ongoing talks to consolidate control of a Texas theatrical circuit. The deal, possibly to be completed soon, would shift management as male Greenwall interests fade.
The Engle dam project on the Brazos River near Wick begins without delay as 224000 acres of land are slated for reclamation in Texas. A Santa Fe rail line is being moved to clear the dam site, removing the only obstacles to construction.
S G Langston land and immigration agent of Katy boosts Texas at large by bringing three Flys sections with home seekers from the middle states to San Antonio for the carnival. He plans to visit the Carnival association office for information and arrange visits for railroad men and land seekers. An Allison Richey train Bring 400 homeseekers to hear about Texas as spring approaches.
A Pittsburg report says an $800,000,000 independent steel combination is being formed but was denied today by prominent iron and steel industry men in Philadelphia.
RR W Carr of this city will leave for Mineral Springs to attend the annual convention of the Retail Coal Dealers of Texas He will carry a written invitation to the Business Man's Club and the Mayor inviting the dealers to hold their next convention in Gagan Lane
An old advertisement extols a vegetable compound to treat sluggish liver and related symptoms. It claims to improve bile flow, purge wastes, and restore harmony among organs. Warner's Safe Cure markets two sizes, with a sample bottle offered by mail to readers who mention the notice.
The San Antonio school board, amid unsettled finances and the Sullivan & Co. resignation as depository, met to organize and elect officers. Captain Edgar Schramm was named president and discussions focused on funding the schools, payroll arrangements, and a proposed 0.0 cent levy to be approved by voters under a constitutional amendment. Election Probable discussed by Mr Arnold of Bertrand firm.
An ad touts a stomach tonic as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It cites symptoms such as poor appetite, belching, sour taste, and heaviness after meals. The product is sold as a quick fix with a money back guarantee, available at San Antonio Boxay Drug Go for 60 cents, plus mentions laxative and constipation aids.
Rost and Plays At Being Noblemani notes a tax election delay, charter concerns, and school board actions while reporting Lukin’s unanimous reappointment as superintendent and updates on building conditions and finances. The piece mentions Attor neys Paul Scholz and Bertrany Arnold, and outlines budget figures and deficits within the school system.
Manila reports unfriendly reaction to the Payne tariff revision proposals due to sugar and tobacco limits. Nations expect protests as unrestricted Philippine and American product trade is debated, with calls for fair access both ways. Chicago also weighs the bill’s impact, fearing harm to steel, lumber, and wool trades and uncertain price effects.
Special to The Texarkana Times reports a morning blaze in Texarkana Arkansas that destroyed Beech Street Baptist Church the College of Surgeons and Julius Scherer’s dwelling. Total loss listed at about 34006 with church and college among largest damages and cause undetermined.
Camden and Gardiner letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches back pain nervous weakness and fatigue. Women claim cures for female ailments including inflammation irregularities and bearing-down pains, urging others to try the remedy despite medical doubt.
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