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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1908
Page
2
A 1900s era government circular argues forestry yields, detailing revenues per acre in Prussia France and other nations. It highlights deficits in the US but stresses long term benefits in conservation and wood supply, noting Roosevelt and global forestry practices.
The excerpt notes his reluctance to risk a pleasant trip that would force him to accept royal hospitality as a private citizen. It questions whether Mr Roosevelt should concede to being unequal to kings or emperors, given his seven years as her Equal.
The Manchester election defeat of Churchill signals a setback for his radical allies and the Asquith ministry. Observers note his meteoric rise, charisma, and alleged opportunism, while the broader result is seen as a rejection of socialistic policy and a test of government resolve ahead of possible general elections.
Sentiment toward better roads gains traction as many highways remain impassable. Voters and residents anticipate improvement once passable routes return, while advocates urge persistent, gradual reform to secure lasting benefits and curb repeated neglect. Continuous effort and time are required for durable improvements.
The speaker rebukes adulation for the president while praising limited rail road regulation. He criticizes alleged constitutional indifference and concentration of federal power, calling the president both brave and rash, honest yet arbitrary, wishing for a better or worse leader rather than current balance.
A European observer argues that Continental Europe dislikes the United States and would welcome conflicts that draw the U S into trouble. It claims rivals view U S power as destabilizing and notes rumors of potential U S Japan tensions as a means to shift balance of power.
Mrs Margeret Deland argues that absolute divorce weakens marriage and society. She contends happiness in remarriage cannot justify severing the permanent bond of marriage. She warns that calls for legal separation erode family, state, and civilization, preferring steadfast fidelity over quick opt-outs.
A fragmented prose piece by Jon J Mitchell of Chicago argues that happiness is not defined by vast wealth. It critiques excess and suggests a middle path where steady income and modest responsibilities define the enviable balance between wealth and contentment.
A collection of testimonials from women praising Peruna as a reliable remedy for chronic bronchitis constipation rheumatism kidney trouble and catarrhal conditions. Notable names include Mrs Clare In Miller Seattle Wash Mrs Ara Christign Srukalla Dudlo New York and Mrs Marla Quartz Oklahoma. Accounts describe improved sleep appetite energy and overall health after taking Peruna with mentions of a tablet form forthcoming.
A hurried sign maker attached a plywood board to a residence with a notice reading Room for Rent. The board likely came from an old box and revealed the box’s original contents as the sign changed to include Must be kept dry and cool beneath the rental warning. Mellroy Browm auto doctors.
A compact historical rundown noting 1814 First restoration entry into Paris by Louis XVIII, 1845 poet Thomas Hood, 1708-1902 Montenegrin events, 1906 Irish figure Michael Davitt. Also includes astronomical notes on moon phases and planetary conjunctions with times and positions for the day.
The fragment cites a quarrel where an actor Ka ld defends fair criticism while a critic protests. It hints at social tension over fair use of the term and public reception. The language is garbled, but centers on a debate about fairness and reception.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Gbiea arrived from Val Verde with two prisoners for the United States court a smuggler and a woman accused of paddling mescal. Liquor Dealers meet at Turner hall for campaign fund. a monthly $20 assessment is set, first due next meeting. Tadars prepare a list of pro unitionists for a boycott. Bam Maverick to street six frame chores on Avenue D and two brick on Avenue I costing $5000. High school prize day set for Saturday at Braden's park. Datil Nigsit and bride return from wedding trip. a reception to Mission Hosa ton company tonight. Streets should be planned and numbered, old residents struggle to find residences. Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs is not affected by the Pure Food law. no opiates. Bexay Drug Co.
A garbled fragment mentions Mire Fondman and Mary with uncertain context. It references a fort, a neck injury, and an around figure, but essential details and connections are unclear. The readable parts point to two individuals and a possible incident or location without decisive facts.
A garbled fragment describes an annual scene with a joke about Tsumosa the elf and an umbrella joke. The text presents unclear wording and names, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or participants beyond whimsical references.
The Light is authorized to announce B D Lindsey as a candidate for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. W I Goforth is named for Sheriff subject to Democratic primaries. James McCloskey announced for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to July Democratic primaries. Charles F Stevens listed for Sheriff subject to Republican primaries. Fred H Lancaster announced for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries. George Burkey announced for Sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries.
The Light announces Vivien EK Hamilton as a candidate for County Clerk subject to Democratic primaries. Anagnos Michael B Campbell is named a candidate for County Clerk subject to Democratic primaries. Frank R Newton is announced for reelection as County Clerk of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries on July 25, 1908.
The Licht reports E.7 Reeves is authorized to announce candidacy for Constable of Precinct No. 1 under Democratic primaries. J. Ed. Wilkens is a candidate for Constable, Precinct No. 1, subject to Democratic primary action.
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