Light Newspaper Circulators to Attend Southern Convention
Harvey L. Steele of The Light will leave Thursday to attend the Southern Newspaper Circulators convention in Asheville, North Carolina, July 7 to 9. The association promotes circulation among allied papers and will showcase up-to-date methods. Steele goes with his wife, combining business travel with pleasure for a month.
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Harvey L. Steele
Light
Asheville
N. C
Steele
Summers End Meeting Scheduled at Local Railroad Hall
Rev. W. H. Winters speaks this afternoon at four o clock in the last summer month meeting. Railroad men and families invited. Ladies auxiliary gathers Wednesday at four. Baseball playing railroad men asked to meet Monday afternoon at four at the building.
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W. H. Winters
Building Permits on Wyoming Medina Morales Streets
O M Farnsworth plans a bay window on Wyoming street costing 259 dollars. Antonio Dedemo seeks a one room addition on Medina street for 35 dollars. F C Fasshidge proposes moving sheds on Morales street at 5 dollars.
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O. M. Farnsworth
Wyoming Street
Antonio Dedemo
Additio
Medina Street
F.C. Fasshidge
Morales Street
Scholz Palm Garden Closing for Summer Remodeling
Scholz Palm Garden will close after Monday June 29 for summer remodeling. Bar billiard room and lunch counter remain open. LT thanks patrons for liberal patronage and hopes to reopen on or about October 1 with improved service and full customer satisfaction. Henry Boerner
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Scholz
T.e
Henry Boerner
Loins Lodge No 89 K of P Meets Monday 22nd
Loins Lodge No 89 of the Knights of Pythias will hold a meeting on Monday the 22nd. Visitors and members are invited to attend as signaled by H HRILS GMANN, C C.
Lord & Thomas Calendar Novelty Draws Attention
Lord and Thomas, the five year old Chicago and New York advertising agency, issue a yearly twelve month calendar running July to June. The calendar proclaims Advertise Judiciously in gold and color, showcasing the firm’s focus on placing clients before the right people. The agency notes its care for small advertisers and offers preliminary plans for campaigns at a charge. Finck’s Havana Cigars.
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Lord & Thomas
Chicago
New York
Messrsord & Thomas Jin
Eee
Home Industry Meeting To Be Held At San Pedro Springs
The Business Men's Club schedules its annual home industry gathering Tuesday night at San Pedro Springs with speeches, samples from town manufacturers, and free home made goods. President Hildebrand will outline club operations, and the secretary will touch on finances. Attendees receive admission cards for themselves and families, with special punch lemonade ice cream and cakes, cigars for gentlemen, and ample streetcar service.
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San’ Pedro Springs
Hildebrand
T the
Ae Bohan
Home Industry Committee
Business Men’s Club
Late Mandolin Music Seeks Easy Pieces for Beginners
A music teacher sends The Light several late mandolin or piano pieces. Cherry Blossoms is a three‑part waltz for mandolin with first and second parts playable by readers. My Dear Little Baby's Kiss is a simple one‑sharp song for beginners. Fiavamere is a bright two‑step needing practice. Rosy Posy is an easy one‑flat tune. Paradise Alley Waltz and Cottage Hearth are approachable for guitar players.
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Paradise Alley
Cottage Hearth
Warning to Taxpayers on Last Day for City Taxes 1902 03
Tax collector John A. Bitt warns taxpayers that Tuesday June 30 is the final day to pay city taxes for fiscal year 1902 03 without interest penalty or costs. Do not expect another extension from the city council as the new charter takes effect Wednesday July 1 which allows taxes to be paid by May 3 in future.
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John A. Bitt
Monte Sharp
Wallane
Jerusalem
King “Solomon
Job
Crescent Wheel Ad at Roach and Barnes Co
For a good wheel at a low price visit Roach and Barnes Company where Crescent wheels offer solid value. The ad highlights affordable pricing and dependable quality for budget buyers seeking durability.
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Roach & Barnes CO
Millinery Sale of Ladies Hats and Odd Lots
Untrimmed and walking hats in white black and color from former stock, priced 50 cents to 2 dollars. To close out quickly select Monday at 10 cents per yard or ten yards at the Millinery Store on Commerce Street.
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Commerce St
White House
San Antonio School bids sought for repair work
Notice to all contractors bids for repairs to various school houses for the San Antonio School Board will be received until noon on 80 1908 Plans and specifications available at the office of H T Phelps architect Hicks Building Bids on painting to be separate Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids N Board M GOGGA President San Antonio School
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San Antonio Scholol
H.T. Phelps
Architec Hicks
Gogga
San Antonio
Electric fans offered in diverse styles for homes
A. H. Shafer advertises a range of electric fans from fifteen to forty five dollars at 125 W. Com. Street with ceiling fans that include electric lights under the blades. A customer quote praises the climate of Colorado brought to the home. Call and examine. phone 279.
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Colorado
A. H. Shafer
ACME Ice Cream Co. Traced Through Fragmented Note
Fragments mention ACME Ice Cream Co and a vague reference to slipping to allyons anywhere any time. Readable text suggests an incomplete note or ad with scattered terms and no clear event or date. Names and details are too fragmentary to confirm a coherent story.
Entries for San Antonio Fair Cattle Stalls Open
Secretary Vance mails 4000 catalogues as fair entries pour in for Herefords Shorthorns Durhams Holsteins Jersey breeders and other cattle shows stalls listed with breeders from Fort Worth Henrietta San Angelo and more. Work begins on The Daily Light headquarters near exposition hall with plans for an ornate useful building.
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Vance
San Antonio International Fair
B.C. Rhome
Fort Worth
W.W
J. B. Ikard
Henrietta
Texas
Lee Bros
San Angelo
U.S. Weddington
Childress
Territory
David Harrell
Austin
Bill Blocker
J. F. Hovenkamp
J.H. Jennings
Martindale
W. R. Clifton
Waco
Harry Landa
New Braunfels
J. F. Green
Encinal
Gus Haseloff
Dilley
Pol
Durhams
J. F. Green & Co
B. F. Darlington
City
A. F. Hardie
Dallas
H. J. Heinen
Comfort
Jersey
J.O. Terrell and Son
Birr Oak Ranch
Sam Bell
Frank Kline
Devon Cattle Breeders
A. O. Walton, Jr
Daily Light
Exposition Hall
Largest rattlesnake exhibit at Houston street saloon
A dressed eight foot rattlesnake skin without head and part of tail is shown today at Albert Friedrichs branch saloon on Houston street. The snake, among the largest in Texas, was killed May 29 on Foley ranch Bexar county by Jim Laird and Jim Hogan while gathering agarita berries. Laird presented it to George Halamuda.
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Albert Friedrich
Houston Street
Texas
Jim Laird
Jim Hogan
Foley Ranch
Bexar County
Laird
George Halamuda
Fragmented medical ad draft on consumption cure claims
An incomplete note from T. J. McFarland of Beebrv il, Iowa, extols a “great quantity” of fresh pills or remedies to cure consumption coughs and bronchitis. The text is garbled and unclear, with attempts at testimonials and promises of cures amid faulty wording.
Smith's Studio in Houston Bt. promotes San Antonio style art
Local studio Smith's on Te Houston Bt offers the only ground four photography space in the area. The ad highlights artistic objects and a pictorial showcase in a San Antonio inspired setting.
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Smith
Houston
San Antonio
Pic
Esque
Fragmented Notice About Local Contact Details
Fragmentary OCR text references CAG 4 OME CO and phone number 1107. No clear event date, action, or location available.
Money loaned on furniture without sand by Emerson and Co
A brief item notes a loan secured on household furniture lent by EMERSON & CO located at 122 Bol. The record records a financing action involving chattels and a local lender, reflecting a common credit practice of the period.
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Sand von Emerson & CO
Fourth of July Races at Fairgrounds Entry List
A crowd anticipated for the Fourth of July races at the Fairgrounds as horse owners enter bay horses and geldings in several classes. The program opens with an 8 oclock pace and multiple trot races for purses around $100, featuring notable entrants such as Jim Burns Raymond W and Klondike Yes and other named horses and owners. Also listed are several running races with a variety of entrants and breeders noted among the entries.
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Fairgrounds
A. Pace
Rel
Q. J. Woodhull
D. J. Wood
A. Lively Jim
I. L. Furtner
Declaration
A. Gage
Bay Horse
W. Fenstermaker
Wot Boy
D. J. Reads Bird
Wm Probst
Comal Hal
Henry
Schum Ett D
A. Dittmar
Glass B
Klondike
S. Ulrich
Yes
Texas Weather and Crops Report June Week
USDA weekly weather and crop update for Texas shows general showers except near the coast, cotton stands fair with rapid growth but 2-3 weeks late, squares forming on early plantings in the north and budding in the south, boll weevil damage minimal in south-central counties, corn performing well with much of early plantings in good condition, sugar cane and rice thriving, and grasslands in good shape.
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Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Adahisee Ene Ne Toe Nn Ai Counties In South-Centra
Sottian
Capital and Labor in a Capitalist World
Aaron Johnson critiques the industrial order where capital accrues wealth while labor remains underpaid. He argues workers rarely gain full product value, capitalism rewards the few with profit and power, and hope misleads the poor toward false ascents. He laments social inequality and urges critical reflection on labor’s fate under present systems.
Worst of All Experiences In Decatur Woman Recovers
Mrs. 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of pain from inflammation and bowel trouble. After doctors and remedies failed she tried Electric Bitters and reports a miraculous improvement and full recovery. Sold by NALLEYER & SON and local druggists.
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H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
I, Naleyer & Son
Dreiss
Texas Pride Invite Sparks Revival Among Friends
A lively call urges readers to make up for past oversights by inviting friends to join in drinking Texas Pride now, promising a renewed shared experience and communal enjoyment.
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Texas Pride
Emerson's solid gold AOA with reliable movements offered
A dealer advertises a solid gold Emerson AOA timepiece noted for dependable movements at half its original cost. The listing emphasizes value and reliability, appealing to buyers seeking quality antique watches at a reduced price.
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Emerson
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