Subscription terms and notices in The Light
The San Antonio Light prints subscription terms by Garriar or Mall with rates for daily and Sunday editions and guidance on address changes and payment to authorized collectors. The piece also includes a publisher notice and a humorous aside about Uncle Joe, plus commentary on liquor legislation and the Southern Cotton Growers’ association discussions in Memphis.
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Timber Conservation Study at Bogalusa Sawmill
The Great Southern Lumber Company resumes operations at Bogalusa Louisiana as the largest sawmill in the nation processes up to 600000 feet of lumber per day. The study aims to optimize timber utilization and profit through preservative treatment and size based product allocation while noting recent political chatter about Governor Campbell.
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Great Southern Lamjet Company
Bogalusa
United States
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Nouthern Chember
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Uncle Joe Triumph Amid Strain of Chicago Meet
Dispatches recount Uncle Joe and Josh Cannon at a Chicago gathering of advertising men. A scene blends biblical imagery with rustic reminiscence, describing a late night dance around a distant farmhouse while an artist croons and the crowd savors a long-standing ritual.
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Dispatches
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Separation of Elections Should Rest Alone on Voters
The Washington Post argues that separating the presidential vote from state and municipal elections would protect the national contest from local corruption and bias. It calls for broad, unobstructed voter expression focused solely on the presidential choice without collusion or pressure.
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Texas city papers face democratic paper scarcity
The text argues Dallas San Antonio and Galveston lack credible democratic newspapers. It asserts no publication in Dallas prints or quotes Ayetin Statesman and condemns Broad Street addresses as nonoperational. San Antonio Dallas and Galveston are praised for honest impartial presses.
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United States
Pointed Pargraphs in Chicago News Highlight Social Notions
Brief paragraphs mock social pretensions in Chicago with satirical lines about high collars housework wages whiskey and male vanity. The text skewers gender norms and expectations through witty paradoxes about money work and relationships.
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Chicago News
Saltaire
Reflections of a Bachelor Column From New York Press
A humorous reflection on dating dynamics notes how men fixate on a woman's past romances while she emphasizes exclusive affection. The piece contrasts male certainty about love with female ambiguities, lampooning social conventions of flirtation.
San Antonio Breaks With Walker Hall Pledge in Speech
In Fort Worth Telegram coverage San Antonio delivers a decisive reply to Walker Hall with Simpson winning by 1806. The May speech could mark an epoch in the state’s political history.
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San Antonio
R. Walker Hall
Simpson
Nov 11 in History: Mayflower Compact and Events
November 11 marks the 1620 Mayflower Compact signing aboard Cape Cod Harbor uniting pilgrims with civic authority. It notes Lucretia Mott’s 1880 death, born 1798, and 1900s imperial visits. Astronomical data lists dawn planets and a meteor shower near Leo with perihelion and moon phases.
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Lucretia Mott
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Edward VII
San Antonio 21 Years Ago in The Light 1887
The Light notes events from San Antonio dated November 11 1887 including Rabbi Lewinthal heading to a southern rabbis conference in Montgomery Alabama on November 23 French woman and boy disappearances police seek the missing Lecoq from Rufort Castilla employees and townspeople news by Steve Gould for the Morning Express local crime with a bar hold up at Jonas saloon along Avenue C two thieves search pockets Judge Leste Thompson from Castroville visits Fort Worth veterans Robert Hall and David M. Level return from Fort Worth Captain B M and Mrs Custer return to Florida playful tale about Little Harry and a Scotch cole with a dog owner’s joke from the December Delineator.
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Fort Sant Houston
Fort Ringgold
James Barnett
Jonas
Avenue C
Ninth Street
Judge Leste Thompson
Castrovilla Ia
the Central
Robert Hall
David M. Level
Fort Worth
Captain B. M
Mrs. Custer
Florida
Education Aims at Character Character Implies Service
Rev Dr Lyman Abbott from New York speaks at Dartmouth College on the aim of education. He urges that character serves others and that progress must honor the past, arguing reform should grow from sacred roots rather than reject them. He warns against discarding ancestral doctrine and stresses the trustee role of youth for future ages.
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Lyman Abbott
New York
Dartmouth College
Anay
War No Longer a Disciplinary Agent Analysis by Governor Hughes
Governor Hughes argues war can no longer build national or individual character due to modern civilization. He warns that heroic wartime outcomes yield only unmitigated horror and destructive ingenuity, urging a shift away from war as a disciplinary force and calling for new stimulants for courage.
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