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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1896
Page
1
A garbled OCR style plea urges voting for Meluley electors and Lidge Noe for congress, with scattered mentions of Thad, Jae, and Thorne candidates. It mixes state senate choices, local officials, Republican guidance, and scratching candidates like Thad and Joe, in a chaotic, unclear ballot advisory.
A political editorial endorses the Republican county ticket, arguing it serves the people and opposes personal politics and corruption. It condemns combines with independent factions, praises legitimate campaigning, and urges all citizens to support the Republican slate to halt money influence and ensure decent governance ahead of the upcoming local election.
The piece lauds Judge Noonan, arguing an effort by Shuydenites to cast doubt on his Congress effectiveness. It asserts his speaking ability, courteous nature, and campaign speeches as thoughtful, nonpersonal appeals, and claims opponents have no right to complain of free remarks.
A tense political scene surrounds Judge Noonan as supporters rally against anti Noonan talk. Leaders urge unity while noting the vote will shape the community’s peace and future direction amid rising tensions.
Citizens gather to back safe monetary policy and district protection measure as ballots vote on election day. Local leaders urge residents to support prudent fiscal choices and safeguard regional finances amid broader national debates.
FE Grothaus Mr BB Grove runs as Republican candidate for county clerk. He is regarded highly by the citizens of his city and is presented as a trustworthy choice in the race.
A local candidate profiles Grothnus as a steady worker in a wholesale firm and a decisive organizer. He pledges to bring practical change, focusing on orderly businesslike conduct and gaining support from citizens seeking reform.
Three weeks ago Joe Casiano warned he would draw extra funds from the counties if town opposition grew. He claimed 1000 extra voters would be mobilized, another 500 if opposition strengthened, and 2000 more if the risk rose. A week later he listed 17,000 weekly, then 1800, and now seeks 2000, but cannot secure them.
W M Locke, also known as Martin Locke, is presented as a very efficient surveyor and a favored Republican candidate. The notice praises his public service, predicts his election, and highlights his long record of work for the people.
At the instance of a real lanny feuds in San Suteoio of Thon Jeroume 2 Kearby, candidate Cor oven ME Ollen Breeger telegraphed Mort Worth to state his position on prohibition. ME Krieger sent the following telegraph from Mr Webs. Samuel a prohibitionist pled. years ago prohibition was defeated as noted by A C Kearby.
A fragmented political notice urges voters to support a reform ticket in Noret County. It claims the honest citizens can oust the alleged corrupt majority and dismisses slush funds, appealing to honor and manhood to restore local governance.
A paid Espress communication implied defects in Coun ty Tromeuver Froboese and accused fifteen years of no county divensury exams. The statement asserts no truth to the claims and presents Mr Froboese's position in his own words.
A civic approval plea extols Judge Noonan after decades in public service urging voters to back him Tuesday. The letter claims his integrity and long record will benefit the district and nation as he represents them in Congress.
An old newspaper classified note advertises cheap cash prices or easy terms on houses and furniture. It lists Burt Ashford as buyer or seller at auction and provides address 225 Commerce St and contact numbers. Also mentions Riebe and Fritz Stainer at 223 East Commerce Street with telephone 41.
In a political column from Weekly Lantern, concerns rise about citizens neglecting local government inspection as cities grow. The piece urges taxpayers to vote against the fee system, abolish bosses, and demand accountable leadership, highlighting corruption, bribery cases, and the influence of the Big Six in county offices.
The advertisement extolls Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for children and croup prevention. It claims rapid effect when hoarseness or croupy cough appears and touts it as ideal for adults and whooping cough as well. Available in 25 and 40 cent bottles through druggists.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a universal liver and stomach cure. It lists symptoms like jaundice indigestion and fever and claims the medicine purges disorders of the liver and bowels, priced at 75 cents, with a nod to Ball Bros for a beer drawing.
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