Boerne Post Sparks Local Elections and Social News
The Boerne post lists candidates for the vacant Boerne post office including Hu Theis G W Carlow J McFarland and W Schweppe. It notes local political tensions around Slayden and mentions Charles Wernette as a county commissioner candidate. Social items cover Thomas Tengg and sister with Miss Tillie Kunkel visiting Fern Bank Ai Rseamles and two knights of the road Bee Camry Zim and War Eagle in Boerne.
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Boerne
Mr. Hu. Theis
G. W. Carlow
J. ©. McFarland
W. Schweppe
Tom Tengg
Tillie Kunkel
San Antonio
Fern Bank
Ai Rseamles
Knights of the Road
J. L. Zimmermann
Bee Camry Zim
Jeff Marks
War Eagle
Carlos Bee
Bray
Bee
Saul-of-Tarsus
Ivy Social Club Plans Regal Meeting and Trolley Ride
The Ivy Social club holds its regular business meeting next Tuesday at Mission Garden Hall. Arrangements will be made for the annual trolley ride set for Friday night June 15. After the meeting a bowling social is planned.
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Ivy Social Club
Mission Garden Hall
Farewell Party for Mr Hagensen and Mr Lund Before Denmark Trip
Friends of George Hagensen and J P Lund hosted a farewell gathering Thursday at Lund's Goliad Street home. The evening featured dancing and feasting as guests wished the pair safe travels to Copenhagen Denmark. Notables included H A Nolan B P Lund Frank Stabenow C and W Bartholomael Otto Riebe George Judd A and H Jenson A Kammeyer A Kiar and many others.
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George Hagensen
J. P. Lund
Goliad Street
Copenhagen
Denmark
Messrs
W. and
F. Mooty
W. Olze
E. Stowe
A. Labusear
A. B. Hillan
Julius Vorpahl
A Pretty Park Now On Goliad Street
The park on Goliad Street known as Moses park has been improved by the park commission. A new white gravel walk surrounds the area, the old fence is removed, and the central statue sits within a green carpetlike lawn interspersed with shrubbery and white gravel paths.
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Goliad Street
Moses Park
Amd
Y M C A Sunday Meeting Moves Under Electric Fans
The Y M C A here will hold its Sunday meeting under electric fans in a well ventilated Association hall. The boys gospel and Bible school meet at 8 o'clock this afternoon and the men's rally at 4 o'clock, promising a livelier summer atmosphere.
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DHE
Association Hall
Goys’ Gospel and Bible School
Eternoon
Catho lic Young Men elect officers for ice cream festival
At a Catholic Young Men's club meeting Charles H. Bertrand was elected president and RB Boyle was chosen vice president. Ladies from St Marys parish attended to discuss the June 15 ice cream festival arrangements. The full committee will be announced in Mondays Light.
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Catholic Young Men's Club
RB. J. Boyle
St. Mary’s Parish
Custom flag debate at Federal building sparks attention
A flag displayed over the Federal building draws strong reaction as its stripes run crosswise rather than lengthwise and an eagle emblem replaces the blue field of stars, altering the familiar national design.
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Federal
Woodmen Plan Early Day At Exposition Fair
Pat Stevens of San Antonio urges local Woodmen camps to unite for a Woodmen day at the fair. A log cabin headquarters may be erected on the grounds to attract attendees and showcase Woodcraft. Magnolia Grove Woodmen Circle reports 16 new members initiated and 12 balloted. Weesatchee camp notes Sam Houston camp defeated them in jubilee baseball. The recent anniversary jubilee is praised for social strength. $150 buys an Adam Schaaf plane this 6-31t Thos. Goggan & Bros. week at.
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San Antonio
Boerne
Boerne Park
Pat Stevens
United Action
Exposition
Order
Pat
Magnolia Grove
Woodmen Circle
Big Woodmen
Sam Houston
Weesatchee
Ben Wofford
Adam Schaaf
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Death of H Breugmann in Friend’s Arms at Home
Albert Unger, Breugmann’s friend, told the Light office he found Breugmann ill at his South Alamos street home Friday night and tried to summon a doctor. Breugmann died at 8:40 yesterday morning in Unger’s arms after receiving stimulants and whisky and soda.
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Albert Unger
H. Breugmann
South Alamos Street
Brugmann
Breugmann
Baugemann
John T. Harrison
Unger
Eee Eee Eee Eee EtD Event Noted
A fragmented OCR item mentions a placeholder title and minimal readable text about an event. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are legible in the provided snippet.
San Antonio matrons catalog their wants in a brisk sales pitch
A department store style notice lists bedding and linens as examples of desired items and promises availability if not currently in stock. It touts hemmed bedspreads, genuine Pepperell sheets, and Turkey red damask with emphasized low prices for tomorrow.
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San Antonio
Ladies' Waists and Skirts Sale Announcement
Large sale listing wash waists in various prices from $1.50 to $2.00 and black taffeta skirts valued at $12.50 to $15. Tomorrow additional skirt styles in black blue cheviot broadcloth zibelline homespun offered at less than half price. Also a large lot of women’s skirts in multiple fabrics.
Wash goods sale advertised at reduced prices
A fragment announces a sale on wash goods including imported embroidered swisses India lawn Victoria lawn and batistes dimities lawns, with reductions from 9c to 17c and summer wash fabrics down to 14c to 25c equivalents. The ad promises express delivery by Saturday.
Notions Stock Priced On One Uniform Scale
The store advertises all notions items at a single price level across the line and assures customers they will find anything they want at the Notion Counter.
Summer School Opens at Alamo City Business College
The six week program begins Monday June 11 at the Insurance Building. Live teachers use practical up to date methods and tuition is $3.00. For details call C. H. Clark, President.
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Alamo City Business College
C. H. Clark
Hibernians Stage Pleasant Irish American Entertainment
The Ancient Order of Hibernians held a well attended event in Muth's garden last night with a first part of music and a dance. Highlights included Mr J H McNeil singing A Soldiers Dream of Home, and performances by Thomas B McMahon Margaret Shields Irene Zizik and Ross Whiteley with Prof Schuetze's Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra.
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Order of Hibernians
Muth
J. J. Ryan
George W. Milton
The
Daily Light
Thomas B. McMahon
Margaret Shields
Soldice
J. H. McNeil
Geo
Irene Zizik
Schuetze
Enna Cease Eetece
Ross Whiteley
Ross Whiteley Selections By Prof. Schuetze
Crosswalks Added Benefit Seventh Ward Citizens
The Seventh ward expresses thanks for numerous new crosswalks placed on many streets. They were installed only where mud is deep in bad weather to help residents reach town without wading, following Alderman Barker's assurances.
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Barker
Boys' 2-piece wash and blouse suits on sale
Advertises boys 2 piece wash and blouse suits in pique crash duck and linen in all colors with braid trim. Value 1.00 at.
Must Pay Up Occupation Tax Fines Judge Says
Justice Sweeney enforces occupation tax law on local attorneys in nine pending cases. He will review civil dockets and set trial dates while warning that fines must be paid or attorneys may face jail. The move follows a federal court sustaining a test case against his court.
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Justice Sweeney
Sweeney
Vial
Peileral
Furnished House for Rent Near Car Line
Complete residence on Hays street near Digno wity hill one block from a car line is offered for eight or six months. Low rent to desirable tenants. Apply to J Muir Jr at Lockwood Bank. Sun Wed Sat.
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Hays Street
Dignowity Hill
J. Muir, Jr
Lockwood Bank
Sun
Runaway Double Team Spooks Houston Street
A midday runaway on Houston Street involved a buggy driven by Dr. Adolph Herff and a pair of horses. The tongue broke causing the horses to bolt from Alamo Plaza to Soledad Street before being halted after colliding with another buggy.
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Adolph Herff
Houston Street
Toon
Alamo Plaza
Soledad Street
Runaway Horses Clear Path Across City Blocks
A runaway horse event unfolded with the animal not colliding with any obstacle while traveling about four blocks from Alamo plaza to Portal street. The incident ended without injuries or property damage reported.
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Alamo Plaza
Pore Street
German and French Course Opened by Prof Boezinger
A language course taught by Prof. B Boezinger will begin at the Y M C A on June 14. The program covers German and French with registration details provided by the club.
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B. Boezinger
Y. M. GC
A. Ball
Pernleaf Prize Bowl Nets Nine Ladies Prizes
Fernieat Bowling Club on Friday at Mission Garden held a quarterly prize bowl. Nine prizes awarded with scores listed: First Mrs Ruppersberg 43 for silver spoons. Second Miss Lizzie Wilkens zero for agate ware. Third Mrs H G Schumacher 58 for a gold shirt waist set. Fourth Mrs Frea Hummer 57 for a table spread. Fifth Mrs Wm Eberhardt 27 for a candle holder. Sixth Mrs J B Vinck 86 for a dresser scarf. Seventh Mrs Thos H Abbott 14 for a pulley belt. Eighth Miss Heissler 34 for fans. Rooby Mrs Gus Klamt pepper and fault shaker.
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Pernleaf
Fernieat Bowling Club
Mission Garden
Ruppersberg
Secomd
Lizzie Wilkens
Agate Ware
Chird
H. GC. Schumacher
Frea Hummer
Wm. Eberhardt
J. BR. Vinck
Thos. H. Abbott
Miss Heissler
Rooby
Gus Klamt
Alamo City Business College Announces Summer School Program
Opens Monday June 11 at Alamo City Business College offering Select Summer School. Six week course for $3.00 with the most able teachers and up-to-date methods. For details contact H. Clark president at the Alamo Insurance building.
Political musings on Bexar county elections and figures
The piece weighs the difference between nomination and election in Bexar county politics. It praises Ed Steves as a strong county-collecting prospect, questions a proposed electric plant plan, notes Mayor Hicks may seek a state post in 1902, and reflects on Carlos Bee's shifting stances and broader caution against professional politicians and outside labor leaders.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Transference Ledger
B Chandler transfers eastern part of lots 1 and 2 block 12 on Maverick Street to J H Matthews for 3200 dollars. Rk P Ingrim and M W Davis deed 200 acres of the J B Thompson survey 84 on Salado Creek about 10 miles north of San Antonio to Louis Voelcker for 1400 dollars.
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B. Chandler
J. H. Matthews
Maverick Street
Rk. P. Ingrim
M. W. Davis
Louis Voelcker
J. B. Thompson
Salado Creek
San Antonio
Piano Purchase Offer On Terms From Goggan Bros
An advertisement offers to buy a good upright piano with installment terms of 25.00 per quarter. It lists G-3-11 Thos Goggan & Bros as the contact or supplier for the deal and payment plan.
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Goggan & Bros
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