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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1916
Page
23
Classified ad rates listed for single, multiple, and deadline runs in The San Antonio Light. Rates include per word charges, repetition discounts, and special conditions for situation wanted ads and late submissions. Ads must meet word minimums and deadlines for daily and Sunday editions.
All classified advertising orders to be indefinitely terminated must be in writing. Advertisements accepted over the phone are not valid. Orders to discontinue must also be in writing and will not be accepted over the telephone. A receipt will be given when a termination is ordered.
A confident speaker urges buyers to stay with proven results and invest where active development and capable leadership drive value. The message emphasizes following a winner and joining projects with strong on site expertise and favorable conditions.
Real estate pitch touts San Fernando as the heart of industrial expansion with G N R R shops and Katy improvements. It highlights $112,000 spent on utilities, daily mail delivery after July 1, double tracked streetcars, 50 foot lots from 400 to 500 dollars, and house-building offers by CR 89.
Read your ads the first time they appear. The Tight will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion of any classified advertisement.
The San Antonio Light notes a five paper Texas advertising package with guaranteed daily and Sunday circulation totals. Rates are six cents per word per daily insertion with $1 for a 20 word ad on a weekday or $3.20 for three insertions including Sunday, payable in cash to the Classified Advertising Department.
The American Yeomen San Antonio Homestead 3048 invites members to an open meeting on Wednesday May 24 at 8 p m in K P Hall 215 Commerce Street. Attendees will enjoy home coming pictures an excellent orchestra and refreshments for two. Ladies are asked to bring a box.
Train and rail names listed with departures and origins across lines including Katy Limited Sunset Route and G. A. & A. P. schedules. Mentions No 1 From the north and No 6 For St Louis with various destinations like Houston Corpus Christi and Kerrville.
A series of real estate transfers to the San Antonio School Board are listed with dates in May 1915 and 1916. Transactions include deeds and quitclaim deeds for various lots in Dittmar Addition, with monetary considerations ranging from $4500 to $8500. Other parties include Clara E. Liebrecht and Anulette Carter Miller of Dallas County.
Walter Tutschke and Rachel Newman. Mike Helter and Tony Charo. Edward M. Tighe and Mrs. Katherleen Morrow. Louis Granato and Mary Martellaro, Samuel Phillip Lewin and Jeannette Victor Cohn. qantte R. Flores and Maria del R. Mazatan.
Real estate and loan listings from Leard and Schnelle describe 12 acres southeast of San Antonio at $40 per acre, 1306 acres west of Beeville at trade options, a 6 room rock house near South Flores, 40 acres in McMullen County at $10 per acre, and multiple lots including Palm Heights. Contact 216-17 Alamo National Bank Bidg. Tr. 154.
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