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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
10
A. L. Oxford filed suit in the forty-fifth district court seeking a receiver for the Ow Drug Store on Commerce Street claiming about $3000 in the business. Notes cover dancing, lectures, and local society activities as part of a busy community scene.
A constitutional amendment would let cities of 5000 or more change charters by a majority vote. San Antonio may include recall in its commission charter if governor agrees, with May votes possible on recall and city officials. Moody Ranch sold for 60000 to John Deering Co for German colonization near Toyah.
In market for hams bacon lard and compound Union Meat Company advertises competitive prices and asserts quality with the claim made at home. Phone two nine two for the deal and top standards.
A fragmented notice cites Despabkeeee Cunningham of the Moore Building Ostropath and links old contacts 984 J and A Collman plumber 416 Main Ave to a debate over meals. The text mentions Chicago Kansas City and Omaha union meat company as potential suppliers and urges home meals instead.
Judge C E Lane assistant attorney general drafts a bill to stop slanderous campaign statements from governor to constable. It makes circulating derogatory matter a misdemeanor with fines from 50 to 500 dollars and 30 to 90 days in county jail. The plank gains support from the Democratic platform and Governor Colquitt.
Special to the Light from Austin Texas reports on damage to pecan trees caused by a pest. Professor E. A. leads studies to identify the pest and possible control methods.
Miller, state entomologist, departed for Bay City to investigate reports of destruction of pecan trees by a mysterious pest. The agriculture department has received multiple complaints and will conduct a full inquiry.
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Gill departs Austin for Detroit to join the eleventh annual convention of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks. Roger Roberdeau, vice president of the American National Bank of Austin, also leaves for the event.
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