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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1908
Page
3
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Capt. K K V Casey fired 20 shots at a regulation target from 1769 yards using a model 1903 rifle and a telescope sight. The test, conducted on the District of California rifle range under Arms and the Man, showcased the sight’s practical military value and Casey’s reputed skill, despite difficult cover and visibility conditions.
From a business perspective San Antonio predicts a robust winter season as advertising surges. The Business Men's club notes ongoing expansion in the local market to meet rising demand and welcomes new ventures expected to broaden the city’s continuous territory.
The piece discusses San Antonio's fair prospects as an investment center amid new hotels and developments, urging unity over criticisms to attract visitors. It also notes more than a hundred candidates slated for marine corps appointments and plans to increase bank examinations to enforce banking laws, with warnings to banks about compliance.
New Orleans States reports Senator Culberson of Texas sent a letter to the New York Herald outlining two questions for Taft. He asks if Taft would push Congress to cut iron and steel tariffs and whether Attorney General will move to dissolve steel trusts. He also notes tariff protections and cites steel rail pricing and potential massive profits, urging clarity on these issues.
A fragmented Chicago column mocks blunt talkers and rumor spreaders. It cautions against ignorant men who share information and notes family skeletons, cooks, and temper can erupt together. The piece also hints that appearance hides character and risks in social judgment.
An ad advocating Binart's Dyspepsia Tablets claims they balance gastric juice and aid digestion. It stresses relief from dyspepsia, purifies the blood, and promises a sample by mail, citing wide physician endorsement and a price to purchase. Address given for mail order.
In a Bronx Zoo scene Colombo the capybara, the largest rodent, escaped en route to a photo session. Despite keepers’ efforts he bolted toward the pond, dodging captures until recaptured, then posed for several fine likenesses back in his quarters.
San Antonio items dated 1887 report J. J. Meyer returning from California after weeks buying wine. The present mother is tied to the Heming Teind. Reception for the San Antonio chi planned next month. County convicts recently fined were sent to the county convict firm. Joh Chadwell now serves on the Los Angeles police force. The Social Circle of Ute Madison Square church meets tonight at Mes C.K. Aiken’s home Tobin Hill. The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans a ball to benefit the fish Warlowa. Leagna molls Innid of the Wires v arrives in the city.
An officer of justice in San Antonio earns rewards by trapping deserters, with Uncle Sam paying $40 per capture. The local post learns of the des dental method as night patrols and confrontations heighten tension among those seeking to avoid arrest.
A fragmentary report notes two hundred workers and sixty boats at Seattle's Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition site. graders clear grounds at the University of Washington for the next year's event. a hoard unearthed near the fort law park is turned over to police. promising pay and prizes are hinted at, with figures like 900 dollars and seven million dollars mentioned in connection with mining interests and exhibition costs.
Ancient Detroit era report warns that over 15 million people rely on natural resources like coal timber and soil. It cites a government task force studying waste and future shortages with figures on dependent workers and potential job shifts if resources run out. The piece highlights conservation calls and upcoming commission findings for policy guidance.
Mayor Bryan Callaghan announces the board of equalization will meet in City Hall, room 18, to hear appeals from the city assessor on property assessments for the fiscal year ending May 21, 1902. Sessions run daily 9 PM to 1 PM, Sundays and holidays included, and conclude within 10 days. No further petitions will be considered after adjournment.
Ty Clarke promotes buying a tot and building a home with many real estate bargains advertised in the classified columns.
A 12 year old boy from Waxahachie died after a flying bolt struck him yesterday while he ran near his home. The incident occurred in the late afternoon as residents reported a sudden crash. Authorities are investigating the cause and whether nearby activity contributed to the accident.
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