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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1904
Page
5
The Light endorses Adams for re election to Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1. The November ballot will include Adams seeking another term in the office.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and lists piano sales and consignments. The notice mentions Reliable Howse and a price range from 325.00 to 160.00 with phrases about payments, collection, and protection of customers while inviting readers to visit Navarra Streets for piano sales and related merchandise.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Reinhard & Co and Dr Wandlward de Co with scattered phrases about satisfaction and routines. It references arrivals and a phone, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a damaged classified or ad-like notice from a local page.
San Antonio plan moves forward as the Ladies Christian Association reports a $35,000 building fund effort. The project includes dormitories, gymnasium, library, and classrooms to support young men, with a pledge drive and board backing. Community voices debate funding and purpose amid a broader Fort Sam Houston appropriations discussion.
A lengthy notice from the Protective League criticizes a streetcar policy and calls for adherence to laws and civil rights. It praises responsible citizens and urges voluntary restraint on protests while defending public safety and orderly reform. The document also includes an unrelated medical advertisement for Dr. Gust and local business notices from Cameron, Morris, Mills, and Robinson.
A 1904 letter from County Tax Collector Carlos Bee to Congressman James L. Slayden discusses canvassing the district beginning May 2 and requests a joint debate in San Antonio. Bee notes missed invitations and asks for a district debate opportunity and appointment, plus confirmation of cooperation. The document also references teacher certification examinations and county officials.
Fragmented OCR text shows Cotter tonG and Hy Anthony in San Antonio with stray phrases about painting costs and promises of savings. The garbled content includes ad-like lines for portraits, hats, millinery, and floor studio offers, mentioning locations on Houston Street and Corniyal A Ste and various prices, all jumbled without clear structure. The readable elements imply a scattered advertisements page with multiple vendors and promotions.
Fragmentary text lists names tied to a Pagl e Ex express office and various individuals. Readable elements include Alfred Coppitt Harrie Go Mra J Holascheewr Jonhstyn Kelly Joy Norton Crud Rol insen Seoul Solma and others, with unclear context and scattered fragments.
The New Braunfels Herald reports collectors raised about $10 more than expected for the fair. The money will fund entrance prizes and privileges, enabling better management and the best show. The carnival runs Saturday and Sunday with continued light entertainment.
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