Campaign to Boost Gity Boys Department Membership
The campaign targets 60 new members by Saturday night as 300 current members in the boys department vow to help. Prof. Mérbert, Music Smile, 203 W Commerce Street upstairs, hosts Associated Charities meetings. A board of directors meeting for Associated Charities is set for 5 PM today at its 119 Third Street office.
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Gampaigh
M.C. A. Aave Starmed 2
Prof
Mérbert Feed
Music Smile
W. Commerce Street
Associated Charities
The
Associated Chari Ws
Association
Third Street
Larenzy Gomez
Mexico
United States
Campbell
Madam Dein
New York City
Ongoing City Inspections and Local Notices Tallied
Inspector Pogues to visit San Antonio to study methods of meat inspection as Dallas aims to curb diseased meat sales. Marriage licenses issued by Culibry Clerk Newton. couples include Ramon Aguiere Adela Garza and James Bennett Pesikio Heritage. Jury empaneled for 57th Court. list includes S D Cechiave Joan Craddock Gus Fr bel John Easterly and others. Stable rental ad seeks rider for 121 North errent. County court convenes with cases including aggravated assault and child endangerment.
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Gaming
San Antonio
Clea
Dallas
Alex Peynes
Les Ween
Ilior
Stly
Fort Worth
Newton
Ramon Aguiere
Adela Garza
James Bennett W
Pesikio Heritage
PJ. Smith
Anwithel Branden
A. M. Kernes
George Kieffer
Woyrieh
Paul Daugin
Herman Wise
Guy F. Bueil
Local News Oddities Report From Cate Texas
United States Deputy Marshal Tom Holloman visits Seggio Sunday to report rain blessing the local class. He notes weather impacts on oyster shucking and mentions a controversial trip to buy Francisco with many Chinamen, reflecting period slang and bias.
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Texas
United Sttes
Tom Holloman
Seggio Sunlay
Francisco
California Travel Tales and Texas Tax Talks
A fragmentary San Antonio newspaper column covers travel impressions to California and Texas climate, remarks on rough pioneer life, and notes on a Texas court opening in Waco. It reports October expenses at the Poor Farm totaling 422.07, a teacher salary raise in San Antonio, charitable clothing donations, new return coupons, a Mexican supper for youths, and a local tax board hearing on valuations.
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J. C. Tae
Cermiy
Ramsey
Doctors Close With A Banquet For District Medical Meet
The Dilti District Medical Association closes its annual convention at the Original Mexican with a banquet. Two business sessions at the Elis club addressed by Dr Brumby state health officer are planned, with about 60 local members and several new faces present.
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Dilti District Medical Association
Elis Club
Touigl
Board to Hear Taxpayers Amid Busy Schedule at City Meeting
The board will meet daily except Sundays and San Antonio Day holidays to hear numerous taxpayers. Also reported are details from the Bricklayers Convention in Houston with delegates Yemplin and Hoferant attending. News items include fines for a cab driver and a cyclist, a stalled auto case, a woman fighter badly hurt, business optimism from a real estate man in Alice, and updates on divorces, promotions, and local court matters.
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San Antonio
Bricklayers’ Convention
Texas
Houston
R. J. Yemplin
J. P. Hoferant
Sam Antonia
Dail Lave
D. T. Welder
Alice
Te Southern
Ant Belli
Scalper Jaw transferred to county court and vacation notices
This brief item notes scalper Jaw was transferred from the corporation gour to the county court this morning. It also mentions Leaves on Vacation with TP Smith, assistant chief clerk, beginning a state wide trip from Austin to El Paso after weeks of heavy service. Also mentions Larenzy Gomez seeking U.S. citizenship and a condolence notice for a family after the death of their daughter.
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Corporation Gour
Smith
Railway Mall
Mr. Smith
Austin
Swill
el Paso
State Sells Bonds to Finish Railway
Austin Texas penitentiary bonds completed rail line work as the penitentiary board authorized selling 15000 more bonds. The State Board of Education bought bonds and warrants for the project, totaling 24000 of 190000 bonds issued to the school fund.
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Austin
Tex
Nav
Deliopter
Rusk
State Penitentiary Board
State Bord of Education
Hear
Isa Ted
Wright
Staia Goard
Austin Ran Named on Asylum Board
Special to The Light Austin Lex November 5 The governor announced Dr. Frnall H. Wooten of Austin to be a member of the Board of Managers of the state asylum to fill the vacancy caused by the expiration of Dr. Weraling.
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Austin
Asylum Board
Lex
Dudiay
Fnowatl H. Wooten
Aisin
Dnata
Sany
Dot Weraling
Appendicitis Death Grip and Home Remedy Claims
A damaged OCR style notice warns of appendicitis dangers and urges home remedies claimed to cure many illnesses. It cites a supposed prescription and emphasizes avoiding constipation as the root of ailments while urging families to file this advice for future reference. It mentions parental guidance and a promise of high cure rates.
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Soler Legout
Yourgell
Agn
Ao Nicmantly
Heiress in Madhouse Pleads to Escape Persecutors
New York November report details Mise Aves Ty Steanlon Smith, cousin of Mrs Slanton White, claiming threats to seize her fortune. She appeals to the Society for the Prevention of Crime for intervention to end her confinement and recover her rights. The letter describes alleged schemes by relatives and seeks an official investigation. Also included is a discussion on aversion to work, citing Dr. Richard G Cabot on laziness vs physical illness among youths and adults.
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New York
Janes
Long Island
Ty Steanlon Smith
Slanton White
Hetrese
Society For the Prevention of Crime
T Hat Cargiization
Dumantta
Mametsk
Local crime note and scam ad warn readers
Special to The Light reports J B Norman pled guilty in the thirty fourth district court and received a two year term in the penitentiary after an arrest for forgery in Fort Worth. A separate fraudulent money-making pitch by JACK MARSTON promotes Mexican mining stocks from Pittsburg Oaxaca Mining Co, urging readers to invest with false claims and sensational testimonials.
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Waco
Tex
J. B. Norman
Awhile Man
Yesteriay
Hirty-Fourth District
Sivce
Mexico
Delaras
Pittsburg
Oaxaca
Pili Ware
Allao Ivested
Jack Marston
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Clyde Fitch
Matines
Rip van Winkle
Pricas
Mpire Opera House
Peigese
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Gity News
Fowler
Fischer
Groeer
Maruehean
Hig
Weole
Walter Sehumann
Aloe Fodtan
WT. Herrera
Dalesino
B.C. Winfeld
C. Mi. Inhaxen
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Ji Trady
BR. Bru
Mit
Tim
North Errent
Jack Stotts
N. Flores
Phoge
Criminal Court
Jude
Uts
Shoole
William Mathews
Bessis McDonald
Jiessia McDonald
Tom Gibson
Vady Scwrell
Igdy Soyheft
Juan Montalbo
Juan Montiho
Refu
Oxpreas
A. J. Wernette
Hood
Good
California
Federal
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Finance Ecomtailiee
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Wight
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Hey Buy
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Boys’ League
Oye’ Gospel League
M. & A. Hall
Phonograma
Ray WM. Mache
San Antonis
Petog
Dr. Brumby
Merman Belbert
Court House
Aledih Uedtisleid
Glerk
Mattie Burnett
Nenets Burnet
Guy EB. Stoons
Flora Symons
Mwo
Dawp
Wirtywarth District Court
Bertha R. Lackey
G. A. Lackey
Mexia
Manuel Mexia
Urdaeon
Matias Presas
JH. Hatin
J. H. Hahn
LE Lane Grater
Uederstand
Hahn
Ulmeelf
Hahn Wis
Caro Ia
Washer Bros
A. Burwell
GH. Wooten
Joe Wooten
Gloria
Orton
New Idea
Woman’s Magazine
Woman's New Idea Magazine
Richard G Cabot
Harvard Paiverstl
de Onbot
Stanford White
Stanton Smith
New York Society
Miss Smith
Him
Lissuey
West Texas Bank & Trust
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