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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
6
Wheeler reported to the constable that a valuable milk cow was stolen to his yard on South Flores street. Officers believe the cow was one previously sold by the Westfalls before their recent arrest.
County Clerk Newton issued three marriage licenses yesterday. The couples approved were Eugene Kt. Herrera and Guadalupe R. Casias, Tesus Garsa and Jesusa Solis, and Ed Rosenbach and Laura Sultentuss.
An injunction is issued barring H. S. Scott and others from continuing work on a San Terra avenue house, filed by George Surkey who alleges the building encroaches on neighboring property lines. Also listed are entries about liquor licenses, drug ads, and a county school fund report with expenditures and receipts figures.
The case of Peter T Shisids against Janiny G Buchanan et al regarding patent infringement and damages was called before Judge TF Maxey in federal court yesterday afternoon. Proceedings were postponed to allow more time for proof testimony, with a new date set for November. US District Attorney Toyoton and other court agents departed for El Paso to attend the fall term. A help-wanted note offered a first class cook position at WS Fifth street, promising high wages. County court sessions for the term are to begin in November after earlier settings were canceled.
J B Jennings of San Marcos arrives in San Antonio for several days to test waters near the city. He seeks relief from rheumatism after a period of treatment at Marlin springs.
Captain Shely, famed in Texas for early nautical and ranger feats, greeted old friends in the city. A cantata recalled Verlage era Texas, with a roll of early times discussed at the Southern Hotel office. He remains active and well regarded.
The article recalls a famed trail vigilante known as Centain Shely, who remains strong and active with no ill effects from past actions while pursuing cattle thieves. It notes his current residence in Crother and his ownership of extensive knell jongs.
The YMCA campaign aims to recruit 290 members by 7 pm Monday as workers report progress. By noon today about 150 members had signed up, with ten volunteers to continue the push tonight and tomorrow.
Fischer's Drug Store remains open all night while district courts convene Monday morning. Many cases are set for first day, but most will await jury selection and docket reshaping. Jails face hearings with several criminal matters likely carried to the next term.
E M L Dance Sut Beethoven Dellinger are defendants in a troaths case in the seventh district court charging violations of the sine Tiquor. The saloonist bond is at issue and the suit seeks $1600 in penalties. Also notes events at Cast and listings for concerts and a scientific society meeting with Dr Albee Snirke to discuss physiological points in near death by own action.
Negro Social Club Lodges in Houston and Sevula Texas join Lillies clubs to arrive Sunday for a reception at their new hall 9527 with music by the Laminin band. A Persian travel remark by Hon Thomas Roll notes a political life in Persia is tough.
In a brisk display, Mr Parvenn boasts his refined collection of poets, claiming the new library items will secure rare gems of literature. A critic, dryly, questions whether the gems should remain uncut, noting the eccentric tone of the scene.
Special to The Light Louisville Ky Oct Chairman Henry B Hines of the democratic state campaign committee has arranged William Jennings Bryan tour of Kentucky in support of the state ticket. Bryan will arrive in Louisville tonight and depart by special train tomorrow with leading Democratic figures. First stop Elizabethtown Monday morning with further addresses at Hanoverville Bowling Green Irselville Central City Owensboro and western towns including Morgan Marion Princeton Paducah Fulton Milling Governor Neafkhar and others accompanying him. From Kentucky Bryan travels to Nashville Tenn.
Five people named Gootnoh Moore Johnson Wash Rasiya and MMe were fined five dollars each by the recreation court after a disturbance at the park. Officers reported the group caused a scene and blocked a roadway. the court ordered fines to be paid promptly.
Ridgey Jolson, awaiting trial on assault charges, was jailed after an incident in which he chased two women at night. An officer reported Jolson threatened to burn a man and used a three foot heavy club. One woman was knocked down but not seriously injured.
The week featured a conversation party by the ladies auxiliary to the Young Men's club with prizes to Miss overt iggult and Mr. Leo De Hume. Punch and cake were served. The Mother's Club of Travis School formed committees and planned post renovation exhibits. Riding club planned a stag ride and breakfast at Hot Walls Hotel hosted by John B. Carrington. Misses Clara and Edith Wynne hosted the Twelfth Night Club. St Mark's Sunday School met at Mrs. W. McClenanlad's home. Camille Johnson hosted the Bote Tan Zeta sorority. De Zavala Mother's Club planned a sewing machine for the school and a Robert E Lee program was scheduled for October 1.
A long list of guests and registrants at the Menger hotel in San Antonio includes visitors from Dal Trey and many others from cities such as Fair Worth and Denver. Notables and merchants like RG Lewis, J. F. Rygsell, and G. Grundy are noted among registered guests, with several traveling from Dallas, London, and New York. The diary records multiple attendees, some staying at the Southern and others en route to Paso, with occasional notes on health and travel.
A playful exchange among two women contrasts sightseeing with a crowded itinerary. The dialogue hints at a travel themed piece and a brisk, witty tone reflecting modern tour life in a newspaper feature.
The passage urges those with indigestion weak eyes or bowel or kidney trouble to rethink food and drink. It argues quitting coffee or tea and switching to Postum as a restorative hot drink rebuilds the body's active centres, concluding with There’s a Reason.
An article describes a gown with white and brown polnla tones, a down conti look, and stripes joined at the front. It features light brown tufela bands, a fringe edged lower hem, a piped brown taffeta trim, and a jacket like bodice with fringe details. The design includes a deep rounded neckline and filet net inset with embroidered motifs.
A record listing hundreds of invited visitors from multiple states shows Mrs. Eager preserving the guest list. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark Sawyers New York Mrs Tird Kamp Cheveston Mr Vive BB Turton Ansonia Conn P B Rider Raushonia Cann Barton Angola Gann Mr WW Mershon St Louis Mo M V Baird Missouri Clickton Mo Mise Exon Biyage Mrs Katherine Cole St Louis Mo Maria L Marshall Tol May Milan Mr Baud Clarkinton Mo Lana Jf Gutis John P L Chriisis St Louis WM Kahiman John Guev Fort Worth Tex Elmer J Hart Mie He Ark W Vo Keith and wife Pork Wolly Fl da White Bacan Beaner B Parham Smithville Vary L Calderwood Belle Sens Et Pai Mion PLD Riss Deayer Cole T Ta Smith Turboden Ark yy Hh A Patten Lara Patton Mi tora IL AL Flapping Wayne % d H Tackle Sandra T Mrs wel Lester Goukmles JT Maureen Clinton MS Scott Green Vincent Tes b AOsluth St Paul Minn Mike Isman Cos Thulin ton Waew Tex Max Meadows Virginia Gretta Macock Virginia Mary UW Johns Hizalottitowa Ky G Hale Dallas 7 G thine Chay yalgu OL Gas Fox Wheaton be il a Schvetur aml wife MB Genz ler Galveston Myrta Goodman Re heees Goudimin TLilng Rocky Arts J A Blatop Wiektla Kang We He Thavisom San Lala Potoss atuxteay A LB Rawkes Ghistne B D Kirk patrick Cleveland Onin Lee Fate Paducah Ky Gurtie Holliday Hows hin Tex Jol ML Wal by Paya Waa
New York heiress marries detective sergeant Munn, among New York’s most influential families. She is the daughter of a considerable fortune and becomes connected to the H. Meyer and other prominent households through the union. The wedding links two socially prominent lineages.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Castoria for infants and children, the familiar line The Kind You Have Always Bought, plus stray dialogue and references to a gas company employee and a local drug outfit. The readable bits hint at product use, brands, and retailer mentions without a coherent narrative.
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