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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
10
Letter from Harry Kelly of 415 Wirth Street praises D D D as a quick safe cure for eczema and skin diseases after consulting doctors in Hot Springs Arkansas. It claims instant relief from afflictions to legs and head, notes pamphlets on cure and hygiene are free at Fischer's Drug Store opposite the post office.
State Health Officer Brunshy returns to Austin to lead a drive against slaughterhouses found in unsanitary condition. The effort, in cooperation with Commissioner Abbott of the Food Commission, targets county health officials statewide to enforce sanitation and inspect processing facilities. An upcoming examination in November seeks eligibles for a federal guard position at Eagle Pass.
An advertisement touts a claimed cure for deafness by constitutional remedies. It asserts deafness stems from air and conduction issues and promotes a product from Gurney Co Toledo Ohio. The text includes a money back promise and instructions to send for demonstrations.
The R. L. Burnett company, led by president manager L. Burnett, is among the state’s largest box manufacturers. With thirty years in the trade, they serve leading businesses across Texas Louisiana and Arkansas. They employ 35 to 50 people and also wrap logs and produce paper tags and labels.
Freight claim agents meet in the Mengér hotel to discuss changes in laws and docket items. R Hancock of Cotton Belt and S F Staler of Texas & Pacific preside with a large attendance from railroads as they race to dispose of business in one day and possibly resume tomorrow.
The Bexar Drug store opens all night offering immediate prescription delivery and a specialty in pharmaceuticals and toiletries. The ad mentions china souvenirs, glassware, and large mirrors for sale.
Local and general railroad news describe a gathering of officials and a private car party led by Senor Miguel Turbide en route to San Antonio. The Mexican lines plan a November 4 meeting to set schedules for the Mexie St Louis special, resuming December 1. A big San Antonio–Dallas rail and fiesta circuit is announced with a special bullfight car train departing at 4 15 am and pausing at CP Diaz, with late-night return to accommodate excursionists.
Spectal to The Light reports a ruling reversing a prior comptroller decision. The attorney general says corporations owe a flat occupation tax of 40 dollars or a fractional quarter from August 12 to September 1, with further quarterly payments starting October 1. Railways are exempt from the new tax until the law takes effect.
An OCR fragment lists rewards for returning a person named Miss Franz and mentions two wanted individuals: a colored couchman near San Pailro avenue and a white woman cook at 5051 Bin Patvo avenue.
Attorney General Bladernau issues an opinion to Representative Garvord of Gruyton county declaring the road improvement district law of the Thirty legislature invalid and inoperative. The opinion says it fails to provide a method for selling bonds and to name custodians among other defects.
San Antonio parents report strong improvement after using Doan's Kidney Pills for a child with lifelong weak kidneys and incontinence. Testimonial from Mrs. B. M. Hancock at 721 Burle Gonzalez Avenue praises the remedy and urges readers to buy Doan's rather than other brands.
Two court applications were filed yesterday for the appointment of a receiver for the State Savings Bank which closed its doors last week. Bank examiner Colling issued a statement suggesting efforts are underway to reopen the bank.
Notice to customers from Bexar Drug Co stating Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not governed by the Pure Food and Drug Act since it contains no poisons or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
The Texas cotton region forecast shows unsettled readings with light firrst near Ravelina and a belt temperature near normal. Weather notes cite high barometric pressure east of the Rockies and generally fine conditions from the Mexican border northward, with colder spells in the upper Mississippi Valley and Eastern states.
Fraternal gatherings for multiple orders including Masons Shriners Eagles and Odd Fellows convened with many new members elected and petitions referred. Visiting brothers from Arizona and Ohio spoke, a cemetery project “Eagles Rest” discussed, and night meetings moved to 3 26. Upcoming events include Pearsall Lodge Odd Fellows inauguration and Workmen anniversary with Grand Lodge plans in Dallas.
A report notes Grand Exalted Ruler Tener ig Rev. Father W. H. Raney as Grand Chaplain. It mentions Elks not visiting San Antonio due to prior engagements and anticipates Natchex Tribe No. 4 and Red Men activities. Knights of Pythias and other fraternal orders hold tonight's meetings with candidate degrees and initiations.
The fragment mentions petitions for membership and a dering unveiling excursion to be discussed. It implies invitations may be extended or declined, with focus on events and participation.
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