Telegraph Notice Shows Address Change for Subscribers
A damaged notice indicates a change of Angew addresses for subscribers. It urges the seller to notify the official, Ureguiar Blase eeisorane, and references a code S16 416 1.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
2
A damaged notice indicates a change of Angew addresses for subscribers. It urges the seller to notify the official, Ureguiar Blase eeisorane, and references a code S16 416 1.
The Lisbt publisher urges subscribers to pay only to regular authorized collectors and warns against paying Garrers to avoid errors.
The Light advocates a pioneering role for San Antonio and southwest Texas by testing railroad interest with an automobile expedition through the intended route. It seeks no commitments but invites bonafide proposals from any promoter. The effort has drawn broad support and pledged funds, aiming to secure a Brownsville reach and a decisive public vote on the railroad.
A fragment discusses chaos in new school books under New Lex law, noting different arrangements from the old and the impracticality of carrying courses across themes. It cites arithmetic as an example with learners facing parts not previously taught, highlighting the aim of reform and its unintended effects.
A garbled excerpt discusses education efforts and child development, noting incomplete progress in arithmetic foundations. It mentions Wis accusatory terms and a city investing in new fire houses and paying for amenities, with unclear context and specifics.
Documents accuse the Anti Saloon League of America of misused church funds and lack of accountability. Gilmore of the Model License League urged an open books audit offering 1000 dollars as Philadelphia hosts a temperance congress December 2 to 8 led by CR Mabee to push for action and accounting.
In American Magazine notes, Cleveland is portrayed as a victim of rumors about his private life. The piece defends his character as prudent and orderly, recounting how persistent gossip harmed him and his family. It recalls his bitterness toward detractors and a wish to resign during personal attacks.
The Beaumont Enterprise reports a Gulf Waterways convention favoring an Intercoastal Canal linking the Rio Grande with the Mississippi. Proponents urge immediate bond and section work on east and west ends while seeking a Beaumont to Sabine corridor and a connection to the Neches and Galveston waters.
Key historical markers include the death of Jonathan Swift in 1745 and James Anthony Froude in 1894, with other births cited for 1993 and 1002. The piece also notes an anthracite strike ending that began May 12, 1962, and lists a fragmented astronomical events section with moon phases and planetary alignments.
A public inspection sign outside Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co promotes openness about its Vegetable Compound. It invites verification of advertised claims, asks if the product is purely herbal, and questions the handling of confidential letters from over a million women customers and proof of cures. The ad appeals to skeptical readers and asserts value to trusting women.
San Antonio community notes recount social gatherings at the Maul S garden and a special Mission meeting. Mr and Mrs J Oppenheimer celebrate a boy’s birth while Max Mayer rejoices with gifts from Providence. A chicken theft occurs on San Pedro avenue and Pave P Dolsen shows improvement after injuries. Local figures travel to fairs and upcoming tours are noted.
A zoo curator handles a dangerous reptile as a visitor recalls handling a poisonous snake. The scene features a box opened to reveal the venomous creature, its bite marking paper, and the curator noting the danger while a guest admires the animal. The article blends curiosities and hazards of exotic wildlife.
Postmaster John Urismann reports Washington instructions to warn the public about a swindle. A Spanish scenario involves a military prisoner and a large money sum, with “writers” seeking aid and promising returns. The text notes lack of Spain law to convict con artists for similar false pretenses, enabling the scam to operate. The Post Office Department issues alerts to prevent further victimization.
Birth notices record a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wagh Mivare at 934 Magnolia Avenue Olphor street on October 17. Another birth is listed for Mr and Mrs Henry Ay Miller at Utpath Oliva Street on the same date.
Tonight multiple fraternal and labor gatherings occur in San Antonio including San Antonio Lodge No. 41 O F Gd, Anton Wenzel Lodge No. 174, Germania Lodge No. 1636 K of H, Pythian hall, San Antonio Assembly No. 73 L A of FY, Adah Chatter No. 4% OES, Masonic temple, Woodmen hall, and Union Labor meetings. Other groups include Carpenters Union No. 717 Trades Council hall at 7:30, Operative Plasterers International No. 178 Trades Council hall, Beethoven Maennerchor at Beethoven hall, Sunset Division No. 197 BYOF L E at Murray’s hall, and Worton’s clubhouse with various afternoon and evening sessions.
A fragment from The Invisible Point features an American and an English friend in a liminal joke about travel and dreams. The American remarks he dreamed of death before sailing to Liverpool, prompting the Englishman to respond on the heat and the weather.
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