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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
7
In Austin at the State Nut Growers Association gathering I W Knox of Anisefty urged banning small pecans to lift market prices. MW A Albus and P J Ramsey spoke on price increases and pecan demand. R T Milner noted agricultural policy. Attendee Frame Ashley from San Antonio attended.
After eight searches lasting seven weeks, Ar. tain Gangales of Vietoria Mex located the missing boy who wandered from Flu tonia to Galveston seeking work. The youth fell ill and cannot yet return home but will be moved soon for care.
Affidavit filed in Dus Uce Fisk case against Delaney King a Negro woman alleging conduct against a smoking resort at 114 Salandras street. The document details an accusation tied to local premises and ownership.
The document records a new state anti opium law with penalties for smoking opium at home following a raid by Deputy Constables Wilkens and Newton on a King woman. It also reports a box car overturn east of Commerce street on the L and GN line with no injuries. Also notes the arrival of "Tramp Editor" Everett Liggimore promoting The Vagabond magazine and plans to publish in multiple cities. Mr Lloyd, born in Italy Texas, trained at the State University.
Mrs Bove ranked her Mrs Lawrence Smith living near the riverhead reported a pocketbook theft yesterday afternoon while picking cotton near her home. The purse held $11.78 in silver and jewelry including a watch ring chain breast pins hat pin and other items. Footmarks suggested a thief among pecan pickers in the area.
A Mexican man aged around 48 was struck by Engine No 650 of the Southern Pacific on the tracks between Olive and Hackberry streets. He died before medical aid arrived. Officials could not identify the victim, and Engineer Krauser Mireman Gaeke and Patrolman Rubick were at the scene. The coroner’s work seemed to show injuries from the collision as the cause of death.
Readers are urged to prepare for the coming cold by placing fall orders and securing necessary supplies. The notice stresses timely action and alternative plans to cope with early severe snaps.
A young girl played quietly as her father and a friend argued over politics. The mother later observed the child grow thoughtful at prayers, pausing before asking God to protect them, noting that if anything happened they would only have Mr Roosevelt, whom Papa blamed for the situation.
A printed notice urges staying warm and dry and promotes a homemade remedy for rheumatism and kidney issues. It recommends mixing Fluid Ex Kargon, Companni Kargon, and Syrup Sarsaparilla to take after meals and at bedtime. The piece claims the mixture helps regulate kidneys and ease rheumatic pain at low cost.
A reminiscence recalls an Angist 11, 7974 steamboat fight below Pittsburgh over a Habweight title claim. Contestants, spectators, and vendors battled for value tickets, watch collections, and gear amid chaos and crowding as the vessel towed a cabin boat up the river.
The copy extols real success for those who stand firm with mind and body in noisy conditions. It links Grape-Nuts to brain and nerve nourishment from natural phosphate of potash and nature’s field rains. It promotes The Road to Wollville as a gem on right living.
The narrator describes a chaotic river voyage where a crowd overwhelmed a boat crew forcing passengers to pay for passage. They report fights on deck, injuries, looting of a saloon, and police and deputies driving the mob back as the party moves toward New York with boarded trains and scattered confrontations along the river.
A humorous account of Mr Meek hosting a dinner for wife and guests. A faulty plan with a fire, oysters, and a cat leads to a chaotic kitchen scene. The evening ends with apples baked and a risky laugh at the misadventure.
W Hassell recounts a new sport of pursuing antelope from a motor car across the prairie. He describes driving with two companions to within fifty yards of a herd of eighteen antelope on the short grass, noting the danger of depressions that could wreck a vehicle.
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