Linen care ad vows snowy whiteness with pine wash
A laundry ad promises exceptionally white linens using pure water and pine rosin. It claims washing with pine and a few pinches yields nothing else, urging readers to try the service.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
6
A laundry ad promises exceptionally white linens using pure water and pine rosin. It claims washing with pine and a few pinches yields nothing else, urging readers to try the service.
Two divorce filings appear in the district clerk’s office this morning. G P Smith seeks a divorce from Julia B Smith in the Ute Forty Sixth district court, alleging separation since April 18 1898 after traveling in Porcel and Mexico. Joseph A Banwil sues for divorce from wife Beat rice Banwil, claiming marriage on May 4 1904 and separation since February 1908, also seeking custody of a minor child Beat rice Banwil.
The board of health issues an ultimatum requiring all slaughter houses to observe state law by September 15. Officials hope to curb sale of unfit meat caused by improper handling amid a drought.
Cecil Lyon of Texas Roosevelt era telephones may visit San Antonio within days and Republicans keep watch for word. A Republican sub committee meets at 5 PM to consider filling county and district vacancies with several potential nominees. Names floated include L. W. Camp for district judge and Dr. Paschatau for county judgeship, with Vic Kelley possibly for district attorney and Will G. Tobin eyed for the legislature. Ernest G. Lamm may seek any available office, and Rob Tobin is considered a strong chance for representation if nominated. Local Democrats monitor Republican maneuvers amid shifting ticket hopes.
A retailer showcases sample dresses and suits from two makers and their own stock. Lightweight outfits for present wear priced from 7.50 to 35.00 with silk dresses and costumes, broadcloth and cheviot models, all offered as big reductions on current stock.
A classified style note offers 77 suits in heavier fabrics suitable for winter wear. Prices range from $12.50 to $50.00, with varieties of 6 to 17 suits per group, showing discounts from original values up to $300.
A fragmented note references a delayed act or decision in Texas tied to a Republican figure, with unclear events or names, indicating a missing or contested seating arrangement and political delay.
Dr Pinks and Youlus Tad of Rovkland rail fame travel to San Antonio for a church meeting at Methodist Church on New Braunfels Avenue and Mason Street. The feature presents a healing ministry claiming to cure body disease and moral failings through gospel principles.
Madina September opening ceremony highlights a new railway line from Damascus to a sacred site. The report touts Foley's Kidney Guru claims as a health elixir, promising cures for kidney and bladder diseases and overall system strength, amid grand hubbub.
Special to The Light reports the Tras Moderation of Labor urges the next Texas legislature to align labor commissioner duties with agricultural enforcement. The piece promotes a patent medicine advertisement and a sales pitch for Bananas Show Linknent, priced at six dollars, amid garbled filler and dubious product references.
San Antonio area men shown in army circles seek second lieutenants through civilian and enlisted paths. 289 applicants, mostly civil appointees, are listed by the President. Several candidates have passed or are nearing exam readiness, with Winton leading the group and expectations of first lieutenants within two weeks.
The fragment mentions Castoria branding and signatures, plus names like PayKen and John Tobin. It references a fair association meeting where officers were appointed, including John Tobin and John McNally, with livestock stalls and stands in some condition for the fair.
Sol Dalkowicz, also known as Dalkoytty Dros, returned from New York after an absence of about a month. He reports making heavy purchases and expresses strong faith in the coming season. He is glad to be back in San Antonio, calling it the only city worth living in the United States.
County Treasurer A. Y. Walton completes August report noting receipts of 24,729,608, up from 1941-75. Increase driven by occupation tax and liquor license renewals. Cash on hand shows 101, with 78,000 bond deduction leaving net cash balance of 80,564.51. Major funds include General Tax 19,971.61 and available fund 4,358.18.
Fragmentary obituary notices list George R. Rena aged 34 who died September 2 from tuberculosis and mentions interment in Houston Texas. Additional entries reference Ms Culiodh and Yao streets and a burial for Awan Dramgodle aged months who died September 2, with interment at Cemetery No. 4.
Birth notices list a daughter for Journey Mel and Mes A Rodrigues of 11 Wyoming Street on August 20 and another daughter for Mrs Sant Henderson near Tem Brick Yard on August 1.
Building permits listed for Jargle Gonderman and Vi Goldending include dwellings priced at 900 and 608 dollars respectively. A garbled entry mentions Rehman sitet and South Presa street with rev ein es, followed by errant text about a morning illness and a broken phrase about Hollister and a talk.
A satirical catechism describes vacation concepts with garbled questions and humorous answers. It mocks tents, boats, and travel comforts, contrasting idealized leisure with awkward, misspelled responses and nonsensical phrases from a likely OCR source.
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