San Antonio Light publication details and stamps
The San Antonio Light notices publication date, agency reps, and mailing terms. It lists founding date January 20 1681, AP attribution, daily and Sunday editions, and subscription pricing. It notes postal service designation and office representations in New York and Chicago.
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SAN Antonio Light Publishing GO
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Daly
San Antonio
Texas
Beckwith Special Agency
Representatives
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Publisher notice for subscribers on address changes
The Light requests subscribers to report delivery irregularities and update addresses. Pay authorized creditors only. do not pay carriers.
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Ernars Ata
San Antonio Hosts Mr Bryan In Welcome For Visit
The city of San Antonio greets Mr Bryan, praising his leadership and integrity after a long campaign. The piece notes hopes his stay will be fruitful, cites admiration for his principled stance, and mentions surrounding political chatter about national figures and local issues including school trustee prosecutions and commerce.
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San Antonio
United States
Republic
Bryan
Tate
Uncertain Phrase Describes City Victory Prospects
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a claim that proper conduct could lead to a win in Bat An tonio, similar to other cities, with mention of purchasing enough quantity to warrant it. The readable text remains unclear on persons, organizations, dates, or concrete events.
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Bitea
Dulo & Business
Lion Pm
Bat Antonio
Railroads and Dividends Stir Debate on Capitalization
Editorial comments on railroad earnings and over capitalization by Harriman and partners, questioning justified dividends, the case for higher freight rates, and backing a potential San Antonio to New Orleans line as a moral support effort.
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Texas
Harrimannes
DemocraCy's Next Leader Predicted as Johnson Tops Minnesota
The Saint Louis Times predicts John A. Johnson will lead the Democratic ticket, noting his third Minnesota governorship win by about 20,000 and a conservative stance toward Bryan. The piece argues Bryan’s influence wanes,Johnson could unite the northwest vote, and the party contemplates a new leadership for 1922.
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St. Louis
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Johnson
White Johnson
Taft
John Johnson
Ctizens
Hisgen
Democratic Organtaation
Missouri Voters Back Hadley in Governor Contest
The Missouri race appears settled with Hadley endorsed for governor for his law enforcement record and cooperation with the attorney general on the oil bust prosecution. Cowherd is accused of fraudulent nomination and represents entrenched politics. In the Senate race Stone defeats Folk, signaling Democratic decline and Republican gains in Missouri.
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Waren Times Herald
Missouri
Hadley
Davidson
Hardley
Cowherd
Hadhey
Stone
Folk
Missouri Democraty
Gifford Pinchot as Taft Interior or Agriculture Secretary
The Providence Journal speculates on Gifford Pinchot possibly being named secretary of agriculture or interior if President Taft requests a favor from the Taft administration. Pinchot is praised as a keen student of national resources and forest conservation, with Taft and Roosevelt both familiar with him. The piece notes Pinchot’s youth, means, and enthusiasm, and cautions Taft may not seek his counsel.
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Providence Journal
Roosevelt
Taft
Gifford Pinghot
James Wilson
Pinchot
Department of the Interior
Mr. Prichot
Prezent
In History: Bloody Mary’s Death and Royal Transitions
November 17 marks historical notes on Mary I of England known as Bloody Mary who persecuted opponents, alongside mentions of Mary’s era with Lady Jane Grey, and the ascent of Elizabeth to the throne. It also records the deaths of Robert C Winthrop and Admiral Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, and a November astronomy note on sunset and moonrise timings.
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Mary J
England
Mary
Jane Grey
Elizabeth
Robert Charles Winthrop
Daniel Webster
Boston
Sir Francis Leopold McClintock
Sir A Stranklin
Tandon
San Antonio 21 Years Ago in 1887 Dispatch
Postmaster Randolph of Laredo attends federal court session in San Antonio. Railroad survey targets a northwest extension toward Junction City with Sao Angelo as a future objective. City plans a new pavilion at West End lake. Corpus Christi preps for a shooting festival with the Jones Star Gun Club. Firemen claim Sunday law exemptions do not apply during fires. Cavalry beat infantry 18 to 4 in a baseball game at the army nest. Juvenile Missionary Society candy pulling at Travis Park Church basement. Freight trade in Avangis Pass expected to expand, officials cited by the Hmitmn banditage.
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Randolph
Laredo
Federal Court
San Antonio
Jone Star Gun Club
Muvenile Missionary Society
Travis Park
Ta Avangis Pass
Hmitmn
Open Letter Praises Migam Remedy for Dyspepsia
An open letter from Harry L. Goedler of Astabula, Ohio, thanks Mb yna for a stomach remedy that allegedly cured five years of dyspepsia. He claims a 50 cent Migam box improved digestion, sleep, and appetite after trying various doctors. The note promotes Midna tablets as a non digester that strengthens stomach walls and guarantees cure or money back, sold by Bexar Drugs.
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Cight
Sam Antania
Harry L. Goodiel
R. W. Snowston
Harry L. Goedler
Goorllel
Bexar Druss
Lodge Meetings Tonight Across San Antonio Venues
A scan of lodge and union notices lists multiple meetings tonight across San Antonio. Lodges Nos 11 174 1085 93 and 13 along with Masonic and Woodmen halls host sessions in the evening, while carpenters unions Trades Council halls and plasterers associations meet. A morning session is noted for Sunset division No. 197.
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San Antonio
Anton Wanzel Lotys
Hermann Sona
Germania Lodge
Keele
I. of H
Pythian Hall
Els
Gan. Antonio Assembly
Masoale
Alamo
Masonic
Wenatchie
W. Oo
W. Woodmen Hall
Building Permits Listing Various Dwellings and Additions
A district permits column lists multiple building actions with heights and costs. Entries include one room to five room dwellings and additions on streets such as Cameron North Laredo Gevers Probandt Navarra L street Gonzales Montana Welipe Mistletoe Grids, with values ranging from 28 to 1400 dollars. Some names appear: Ierieh Menger Sr Brian Menger Sr Addin Smith Anita Terrera and others. The list notes structures including dwellings stores and barns and cites street sides and counts for each project.
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Iérieh Menger, Sr
Cameron Alrect
Brian Menger
North Laredo
Addin Smith
Gevers Street
Sefel
South Street
Anita Terrera
Sie
P. Smith
Ronn
L Street
R. McMonigal
Gonzales Street
Aa. J. Kroeger
Atle
Montana Street
Analacio Juarez
Welipe Street
Searcy
Mistletoe Avenue
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmented OCR passage mentions names and places such as Rinette, Madame Tan, Seed, Kansas and Texas. references two phones and a person named M. Marucheau. Content is garbled, with many unreadable words, offering no coherent event or report.
Passing Throng Prompts Reflective Funeral Thoughts
A speaker in the Passing Throng laments excessive attention to the dead and urges greater care for the living. The anecdote contrasts reverence for the departed with concern for those still alive, noting imprudence and hardship as ongoing dangers. The piece ends with a brief cemetery anecdote about the living versus the dead.
Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple Counties And Properties
A long list of real estate transfers includes Severo Cima to J P Rice on Santa Rosa avenue, various deeds across Comal, Barton, Guadaning, El Paso streets, and other blocks. Notable entries involve Pedro Villareal, William Baermann, and J G Garza with parcels on Brazos streets, El Paso street, and South Heights, with prices ranging from 30 to 6400 dollars and dates in 1902 through 1909.
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Severo Cima
J. P. Rice
Ins
Varas
Santa Rosa Avenue
Varias
Dolorosa Street
Joseph Faust
Comal County
John B. Kine
Barton County
Tatuel Herrera
Cable Ranch
da Jenul
Adolphine Webrhaha
Boxart County
Fromme
Guadaning County
South Alamo Steel
Brazos Strat
Trolores
Herrera
Et Il
Pedro Villareal
West Onetulf
Lot
Brazos Ang el Paso
Jet
Lizalé
A. Elisan
Willam F. Baermann
Oral Avenue
Antonio and
Rossie
Alanis
el Paso Street
Joseph
Mrs
Anna Herrmann
Freud Jovis Echapet
South Heights
D. Sullivan
J. G. Garza
J. Street
Grand View
Hull P
Pedro de le Gar
Bloek
Sunny Slope
J. Orr
Myrtle
Campbell
G. H. Folbre
Novemer
Bonifacio Rofrigne
Silvey
Antonio Manchava Curvey
Cypriano Mendes
Henyan
New
Park and
Jones Avenues
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Lyk Rooms
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Sy Hermann Lone Hall
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Jee Rahetings
Tor
Carpentere Union
Trades Council
Carpenter's Union
Alatate
Sunset Division
L. B. Murray
Hood
Gatarrhy
Kansas
M. Marucheau
Diprices
the Light
Puzala
Bolly
Ayer
the State Bank & Trust CO
Houston Street
W. T. McCampbell
J. H. Haile
Alamo National Bank
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