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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1906
Page
5
An 1880s health ad explains nervousness and illness stem from poor digestion and thin blood. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as an alcohol free remedy for weak stomach, indigestion, liver and bowel issues, and advertises his pill for liver and digestion regulation.
George T. Parker, a stranger from Oklahoma, was found dead Friday in H. T. Smith's wagon yard in Victoria Texas. The cause is believed to be excessive drinking. The body was embalmed and will be held until the arrival of W. D. Dinges of Dale Texas.
The Light announces Solon Stewart as a candidate for Judge of the Forty-fifth Judicial District in the forthcoming general election. He asks friends and voters for support.
Wurzbach is a candidate for state senator in the Twenty fourth senatorial district subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Light declares Thad T Adams as a candidate for County Attorney pending Democratic primary outcomes. The announcement identifies Adams as the chosen contender and notes the race hinges on primary results within the party.
The statement names Harry Hertzberg as a candidate for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 Place No 2 Bexar County subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
Joseph Ryan seeks the County Judge seat in Bexar County, subject to Democratic primary action on July 28. The race centers on party nomination standings and campaign positioning ahead of the general election.
For County Tax Collector Paul Meersgheidt runs for re-election in Bexar County subject to Democratic Primaries on July 28, 1906.
The Democratic voters will decide if Frank R Newton is the County Clerk nominee in Bexar County during the July 28 1906 primaries. Newton stands as a candidate subject to the outcome of the party election.
For Constable Chas F Stevens seeks reelection in precinct No 1 subject to the upcoming primary election.
Albert V. Huth announces candidacy for reelection as County Assessor of Bexar County. He states the bid operates under Democratic primaries on July 28, 1906 and asks for support from friends.
Candidate Graham Dowdell seeks the seat of representative for Bexar County Place No 1 in the legislature. The nomination appears under the party or local ticket with vermeld dates and election details not specified in readable text.
John A. Bitter enters the race for county tax collector of Bexar County, subject to Democratic primaries on July 28, 1906. The announcement positions Bitter as a contender in the upcoming party contest.
The Daily Light announces Mr. T. D. Dobbs as a candidate for representative to the legislature in Place No 2, subject to Democratic primaries held Saturday July 28 1906.
For County Judge the Licht is authorized to announce Pill H. Shook for the office of County Judge of Hexar County, subject to the action of the primaries.
District clerk C. L. Nevill announces candidacy for re election to the Office of District Clerk subject to primary action.
The Light Austin June 9 reports the Texas Comptroller's Office grappling with lengthy county tax reports from last year. Errors in calculations ranged from a $417 overstatement to a $396 underpayment. The piece also notes staff changes at the State Institute for the Blind, land sale inquiries, Camp Mabry improvements, and various state agency activities including quarantine fees and insurance amendments.
Thousands praise Doan's Kidney Pills for lasting relief from back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs. A Lopez of 501 St Mary St San Antonio testifies that a box cured her pain and she has remained well for two years, with the product sold by Bexar Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Special to The Light from Houston Texas June 9 A proposal to establish a decency inspector in Houston emerges from city hall amid cases of bodily filth at the health office. The inspector would enforce bathing, haircuts, and nail care to improve public health, while officials question its practicality. The report also covers intangibles tax issues for railroads, the start of county appraisements, and local political shifts among Colquitt Bell and Campbell clubs.
A brief note references an item connected to Gainsborough with possible origin in the United States, suggesting uncertainty about attribution to the Gainsborough name and a link to American sources.
A department store window display at Ebers-White features an Italian water color by Francesco Ballesio priced at 1000 dollars and a Gainsborough portrait at 5000 dollars, alongside a themed display of a American girl as a June bride with elaborate lingerie and silk garments. Aaron Frank’s windows highlight travel gear and clothing, while Alkemeyer’s millinery presents an extensive, fashionable hat selection.
Humorous note promoting HoNister’s Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents, advertised by I. and G. N. Drug Store. The copy casts a dismissive view of obesity but offers a tonic remedy as a lighthearted promotional item.
Wrapping paper in sheets or rolls in various fibers and finishes. Also twine, bag making, paper boxes, and printed or plain business papers all custom printed at low prices. The Burnett company promotes tight adherence to their line and prompt delivery.
H M Holleman of Houston manager of the Texas Colorado Tourist Agency mails souvenir post cards to travelers considering a Colorado trip. The cards feature Mount of the Holy Cross and other mountain scenery along the Colorado Midland railroad, praised as among the continent s most beautiful natural views.
Trimmed hats are now offered at greatly reduced prices at Edwards Millinery Store located at 306 308 West Commerce Street. The sale features a wide selection of hats with numerous styles and sizes for immediate purchase.
San Antonio readers get Associated Press dispatches in the only noon daily. Reports cover national events, local developments, and ongoing updates shaping the city’s afternoon news cycle.
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