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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1915
Page
5
A fragmented note discusses various topics including pricing and scheduling while mentioning names and dates. It references electronic formats and advertising quality and hints at planning and receipts. The overall text appears jumbled with no clear single event or outcome.
Scattered rental advertisements detail numerous cottages and rooms for rent or sale. Listings mention addresses such as 515 Lafitte and 113 Faanta St, with rents from 10 to 80 dollars, utilities sometimes included. Several properties advertise five rooms, modern amenities, yards, porches, and garages in areas near Van Wess and Laurdl Heights.
Readable elements list prices and names with scattered phrases about loans trusts and rents. The fragment mentions Antonio, Lange, and Karners with references to offices and a critical fine, but context is missing and no coherent event or outcome emerges.
Classified notice style listing offering rental and sale items. Includes references to living spaces, farm equipment, poultry, incubators, fodder, and various goods with contact hints and locations. Limited legibility but conveys a mixed rural trading post of farm supplies and livestock for sale.
Classified notice shows multiple livestock items for sale or trade. Includes offers for a Swan harness horse, a Thor harness, and a range of horses and cattle. Addresses listed for inquiries include 343 Heevert Street Pon ALS and 601 Cans Avenue. Listings mention prices and payment terms.
Fragmented notice text shows references to health and safety matters, with unclear names and dates. Mentions of places like Salt Ruth, Hubelan, and San Ane appear amid garbled terms. The readable items suggest planning or notices, but concrete actions or outcomes are not clearly stated.
Property offers five rooms with stated amenities and location details in a numbered listing. Contact information appears for inquiries and viewing arrangements, with mention of nearby streets and a block reference. Restrictions and terms are partially described alongside repair notes and occupancy guidance.
Numerous horse drawn wagons and carriages offered with low prices from $30 to $65. Delivery wagons of all kinds, painting and repair services, bargain listings for city property and freight rates. a village supplier advertises affordable used vehicles and related hardware.
Classified ad style notices list miscellaneous wares for sale including furniture, wood, awnings, tents, and home goods. It mentions items like stoves, sideboards, chairs, a washburn instrument, beds, and decorative pieces with prices and contact hints, all in a bustling classified section tone.
Classified ad style brief listing 1916 Maxwell roadster priced at 635 dollars and a 1916 Maxwell roadster with 635 dollars price. Includes references to welding services and shop offerings, with miscellaneous automotive parts and repairs mentioned alongside other inventory notes.
An OCR noisy notice shows multiple household goods and furniture ads with items like couches chairs kitchenware and appliances from Alamo Furniture Co and others. The text includes contact hints and partial addresses with March and April style dates, asking readers to inspect and purchase items at various prices.
A garbled OCR page shows varied notices from lease opportunities to loan offers and classified ads. Mentions include intact addresses and multiple lenders with automobile and realty loan pitches and expired listings. The fragments reference sale terms, building property, and ad counts, signaling a mixed classifieds page.
The document outlines an ordinance by the City Commissioners of the City of San Antonio. It prohibits reckless driving on sidewalks or streets and restricts speed to eight miles per hour in certain zones. It details penalties including fines up to two hundred dollars and requires vehicle registration tags, driver compliance with traffic rules, and enforcement measures by city authorities. The ordinance sets definitions for vehicles and pedestrians and mandates orderly operation within city streets and public spaces. It also imposes rules on where and how vehicles may stop, including passenger safety and compliance with local authorities.
Public notices describe vehicle and fare regulations, license revocation, and penalties. The document covers transport rules for streetcars and automobiles, with enforcement by city authorities, emergency provisions, and timelines. It outlines passenger fares, exemptions for children, and conditions for revocation of licenses or permits for noncompliance. It also includes a sheriff's sale notice and a contractor notice for local infrastructure work with bid deadlines and specifications.
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