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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1907
Page
2
Fragment discusses views on loving children and happiness without them, noting an ordeal within the relationship. It reflects a personal reflection on family life and the challenges faced in balancing desire for children with emotional fulfillment. The tone suggests a candid, intimate memory or diary-like contemplation.
Baise Kebe Oct 1 150 000 acres of Carey act land opened today near Jerome in Lincoln County after a government driven drawing. Buyers may prove up in 30 days with installments at 35.40 per acre. An irrigation canal and a 7 905 000 dam at Milner link three new towns by electric railroad. Financing comes from Kubus bankers.
Washington Oct 1 Brigadier General Thomas H Barry commands the army of Cuban pacification. He reports in the first annual summary that the detail system breeds officers for personal gain rather than merit and urges roster based detailing to educate officers in staff duties.
The seventh annex convention of the Bexar Courts Sunday School Association concluded with a gathering at a Mexican restaurant. Amos presided, addressing officers and committees as state president and others spoke. The discussion praised Ayevarr's work, noting progress since organization six years ago, with about 3500 enrolled citywide and ongoing meetings advancing new methods. total enrollment projected to reach 7500 locally.
Federal officials approve plans for a new federal building in Chihuahua at an estimated cost of 690000 dollars. The current dispersed offices in the city cause inconvenience to both officers and the public, as the old structure once served as a mint and prison and will be replaced with a modern facility.
New York October 1 The new 27 2 million 00 customs house in Bowling Green is practically complete and will be handed back to the port authorities from contractors today. The collector of the port will occupy the principal offices though not before two months pass. The top floor will host a four room suite including a shower bath for the secretary of the treasury, who has never before had an office in New York.
Washington reports a new ammunition hoist designed to protect ammunition handlers below gun turrets. The ordnance bureau tests a pneumatic carrier to prevent powder falls and shield crews from fires, aiming to avert hangar damage from rising elevator rails. The system promises safer operation in battleship turrets.
A fragmented advertisement from Stryns & Sons promotes lumber and hardware with low prices and ready service. It markets value and reliable terms, urging readers to purchase locally.
James B. Roberts veteran Texas editor announces start of a new Fort Worth paper to be named The Searchight with aim to expose truth and shame the devil. He pledges bold, no-nonsense reporting from Fort Worth as headquarters for the venture.
Monterey Mexico Ont notes the government bears part of the blame for the money market strain as large sums are withdrawn from circulation and kept in banks to fund schemes linked to a proposed merger of the Mexican railway lines. It is understood the merger plan has been temporarily withdrawn and banks refuse to send money even with good security.
Guadalajara Oct 1 report notes a new $600000 appropriation for port improvements at Manzanillo. Funds will complete two breakwaters and enable construction of a lighthouse as part of ongoing government works.
A would be burglar was captured at No 608 Avenue C by inmates of the Goulding boarding house after an early morning break in. Henry Craig, the suspected thief, fought with E R Gaulding and was restrained until police arrived. He admitted prior arrests and was fined for simple assault. authorities consider charging him with burglary pending further review.
The Lakes-to-the-Call Waterway Association holds its west convention in New Orleans on October 4 and 5. Louisiana delegates, led by Governor Blaichard and Mayor Hoffman, expect a strong New Orleans turnout to influence the next session. Chicago may seek the next meeting, with Memphis, St. Louis, and other cities also in the rotation as waterways progress. John M. Parker chairs the New Orleans delegation.
Tarapon season opens as fishermen set out with the first catch of the season. Many strangers arrive in the city to observe the famed event while local workers prep the docks and gear. The warm wintering season draws attention as crews sail toward the gulf waters.
Constable Charles Stevens, wounded while pursuing gang member Syd Westfall, remained in office briefly and led ongoing anti gang efforts. Westfall’s description circulated. authorities expect capture within days. City court charged Jack Ballard Syd Westfall and Ed Westfall with burglary and theft. cases sent to county court after a Westfall home roundup. Officers recovered weapons, a saloon rope, and a mutilated check with shot holes used as evidence. Dr Berry reports no serious wounds. pellets may be removed if complication arises.
The San Antonio school board schedules a midmonth meeting to select janitors for various buildings for the coming year. They will discuss pay, the Brackenridge Memorial addition, new desks arriving, and payroll preparations as the district plans for use of the new facilities.
Berlin Oct 1 official decree abolishes the thaler as legal tender and marks the establishment of a pure gold standard across Germany. The historic move ends a long tradition and aligns German currency with a gold based system, signaling major monetary reform.
County officials face growing demented population in the jail with no room at the hospital. Building an annex on the jail lot off Houston street is proposed to detain mentally ill and awaiting competency trials. Sheriff’s report shows 99 prisoners in September with 20 deemed insane. total jail costs for the month reached 386 dollars.
The West End Orphans' Home thanks donors for charitable support and lists contributors and items. Notable mentions include Mise May Weldon of Corpus Christi for $3, Mig Mulholland of 810 Ausasia Street for clothing, Its Brothers on Dolorosa for steel goods, Edgar- Produce for potatoes, and several merchants and commissions supplying bread vegetables and other provisions.
Cincinnati Ohio October 1 A Grant memory tablet will be dedicated tomorrow on the farm in Clermont county where Ulgenes Grant was born No general invitations issued It is a simple Grant family testimonial General Frederick C Grant Ulysses S Grant Jr General Corby and other members of the Grant family will attend The movement to buy the old Grant farm has begun funded by federal leaders and local supporters
Fall work has started on Lochlan company improvements with extensive additions nearing completion. A new Joop extends from North Flores Street to Deacon Hill, connecting Fredericksburg road tracks, while a large crew paste ballast and lay the line. A new spur across Alamo plaza in front of the post office will improve handling of inspection cars and observation cars to be used after the fair ends.
Denver reports that a Colorado club of women achieved a notable victory by pushing government support for the preservation and exploration of Mesa Verde park. The effort spans five years with a broader aim to protect national heritage sites akin to California redwoods.
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