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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
11
The passage touts Means Good Health and Head's Sarsaparilia as a superior blood purifier claiming cures from a blend of over 20 ingredients. It warns buyers against inferior preparations that cost less to produce yet profit dealers, labeling such products unsafe or ineffective.
L W Greenley of Lula Scott filed a writ of habeas corpus in the 77th district court seeking the release of a defendant confined in the county jail on an assault to murder charge. A hearing is set for tomorrow.
Sim Antonio Water Sally company files for an injunction in the Wifty-seventh district court against G. E. Williams M.D. to prevent cutting off water to patrons of a private pipe line. Defendants named include the Saturday Mission Warden hall and others with addresses listed.
A juror faced a contempt fine for failing to appear in Forty-fin district park-yetster after service of a summons. Judge Camp levied 3.19 dollars and ordered Moody to return at the next term to show cause for not appearing.
The record outlines a telegram recipient in Oklahoma City and plans for moving to San Antonio. It mentions a former teacher named Miss Kate Wilton and a potential travel with her mother. Also referenced is a $900 loss from the Say Aniimio & Araisag Maas road and details of a court case in the Portyaifth Wiclket court and a personal injury suit for $40,000 in the Pr y-seventh district court involving W. E. Johnson and the M T railroad of Texas.
Testimonies from A Butterfield of Charleston West Virginia and Met ft Bradley of New Truns praise Vind Tor for family use and general health. The ads claim rapid relief for colds bronchitis and weak run down conditions with a money back guarantee.
The death of Mrs. Fant occurred yesterday at her home 932 Main Avenue after a stroke. Widowed to D. R. Fant she helped found the South Alamo Methodist church and gave over 200000 to charities aiding Mexican children in Mexico City. Funeral services to be held at the family residence this afternoon with prominent local pallbearers.
In the Salt district court, Ly this cea seeks damages and enforcement of a contract against B Grerre et al. The case labeled Tila and Tash jury case of the week involves a civil action for damages and contract enforcement.
An appeal to the county court is noted from Afinea. The document mentions a five dollar amount and references a white population group and Helin Che moan bits, with unclear names and terms, suggesting a legal or municipal filing fragment.
A noisy election note urges voting against stock law changes. The fragmentary text attacks the proposition as wrong and attacks local officials and county roads. It references distrust of leaders, calls for a vote down, and mentions random names and phrases with unclear context.
A Kansas City man recounts recovering from years of paralysis after taking Williams Pills, claiming the tonic rebuilt his strength and aided kidney and nerve function. He contrasts belief in incurability with testimonials from patients across the United States and urges trial of the remedy despite claims of ineffectiveness from doctors. The advertisement promotes the pills as a non habit forming, opiate free treatment available through mail order.
Engineers discuss preliminary surveys for a coastal canal from St George Sound to Rio Grange along the Missis sippi river, with the route to be divided among teams over the week. The plan spans about 1000 miles and proceeds under orders from the secretary of war and canal commission.
Promoters urge a district covering about 45 blocks to issue bonds and install a sewer system costing 23900 dollars. If approved a tax levy of five mills would fund the project, creating the third smallest district in the city. An outline of properties and valuations will be shown at a later event.
Excavations for the post office addition progress satisfactorily and should finish by mid next month. The supervising architect, Thomas Lovell, is arriving from Fort Worth on April first to oversee the work and hasten its completion.
Fragmented notice describes neck muscle rheumatism and pain relief using Chamberlin's Liniment. Mentions external application for muscular rheumatism and internal treatment for persistent cases and notes sale by druggists.
In the Seventh District Court yesterday, Mattie Anderson was granted a divorce from John Anderson. The record lists parties in the divorce action and assigns the case to Willian G. cil ve Maianetin in Heday tol lowes Porte titel distrieh eam.
A lively gathering of friends and members of the White Hose club surprised Mrs M Brann at her home Thursday evening for her birthday anniversary. The attendees danced and enjoyed the celebration with cheerful toasts and warm wishes to the esteemed guardian of the grove.
The Cottr family expresses thanks for kind words sympathy and support shown to them after the loss of their father Mr Mas Déhereux. Special thanks to the wind wistera of Santa Itosa infirmary for comfort and care during this time.
Eyewitness recounts a crowded excursion where skilled thieves, described as professionals, plied pickpocketing amid hundreds of travelers. A public declaration threatened deadly punishment for thieves, yet theft continued as police and officials escalate a citywide campaign to probe suspects and curb the crime.
A flood of deeds records numerous transfers in March 1909 involving parcels in city blocks, lots and corrugated streets. Buyers include Reed, Rath, Waller, McCornack, Hall, Crow, Ryan, Dickinson and Delgaio among others, with properties in East Wndy, Alamo Heights, Laurel Heights and Elmendorf. Values range around 1700 to 750 dollars, with many parcels described by block and lot numbers within Mars Haven, New City, and neighboring neighborhoods.
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