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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1904
Page
3
Shrewd buyers from San Antonio and surrounding towns seize the sale as more than half the stock is sold. The balance is expected to go quickly with next Saturday closing the event.
Readable fragments describe a San Antonio piano sale with many upright and grand models from Fischer, Kimball, Hobart, A.B. Davis, and others. The store touts low prices and quick delivery, urging early calls to avoid missing limited stock and noting discounts from hundreds to hundreds of dollars for various cabinet grand and upright pianos.
Fragmentary OCR describes a group from Jaegerdwsd ile club planning a booting trip. Several teams carried goods including blankets and sheeting. The Merry hunters anticipate a rough time with a peg Gat placeholder near a fourteen mile easterly direction.
Mrs C Cayiaps applies for a twin story residence permit on Palmetto Avec with estimated cost 2100 dollars. Multiple permits listed for Crockett Myers and others on Montana Street North Olive Street and nearby avenues. Notices include repairs by GW Pilistnurs and various cemetery interment items and obituaries with ages and addresses.
A garbled report describes a bicycle accident along the Wheony River avenue opposite the City brewery. The details are unclear but reference an injury and a monetary amount, with phrases suggesting a local incident involving a man named Eytl Myehiau and a possible bystander or witness.
A fashion notes feature outlines fall and winter menswear trends with emphasis on brown tones from dark mahogany to pale brown, and fabrics showing light and dark contrasts. It highlights coats, shirts, and hats, noting the popularity of tan olive and green coats, plus derby hats and wide brims, with prices listed for some items and local shop mentions.
The Jewish temple announces new groups including a Young Men's Hebrew Association and literary circles. A class for post confirmation youths will form the Temple Tunions, meeting in the vestry to discuss biblical topics and future congregation leadership.
Sly Chreetorohn AL Witter reports total collections for the past week ending Nov 5 with apportionments to Back tax general funds sinking and cemetery funds and notes funds from the Carnegie foundation and others. Vendors Gowan & Brus and Thos Uegnan & Warner Houston are mentioned with sewing machines advertised.
Fragmentary memorial verse with garbled text and stray names. includes a dedicator note to Helew Fuel, a reference to heaven and absence, plus an unclear address line at 768 South Flared. The legible content resembles a sorrowful poem commemorating a child and mentioning a distant location.
Voters prepare for Tuesday elections as polling places, listed owners, and temporary poll sites face adjustments. The notice notes gate restrictions and possible relocation of some polls due to ownership changes and safety plans. it highlights special sales and local business activity amid the campaign period.
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