San Antonio sights and Texas tax debate in old column
An eclectic piece describes San Antonio landmarks and entertainment including the Alamo City, Travis Park, a river view cafe, and an orchestra. It shifts to Texas fiscal issues with state funds, tax income, road bonds, and the impact on war bond spending, followed by a health note from Austin on whooping cough rising among children and the need for isolation and early recognition.
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Antonio
Old Booth Cafe
Pickering
Singer
Alamo City
Travia Park
Travis Park
Texas
Austin
Texan
Geo. W. Cox
Tate
Sin
Cox
Jehildren
What You Buy With WAH BONDS
A fragmented wartime note discusses the Bofors anti aircraft gun designed for longer range and heavier calibre, arguing bonds fund stronger defense. It emphasizes future costs of war and the perceived advantage to allies in defense spending.
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WAH
Welfare rolls and payments update for the month
The Department of Public Welfare reports 383,862 on the rolls with an average monthly payment of 20.62 dollars, up 31 cents from January. February payments total 1,180,028 dollars from state and federal funds, with old age and dependent child rolls adjusting due to policy changes and eligibility shifts.
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Bute
Department of Public Welfare
Funda
Rene Cot
Rolla
Alway
Etc
Gaibes
Paynwyty
American victory closes Pacific island campaign
The report declares a complete American victory on a Japanese-held island as forces encircle remaining defenders and take control. Secretary Knox notes strategic value in denying Japanese raiding and placing U S troops within range of key bases. MacArthur announces final resistance crushed in Papua New Guinea and shifts focus toward New Guinea and beyond.
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Srwamenia
Gun
Alexander Puteh
Bolin Tong
Simeon
U. S. Army
Pinnal
Teweh
Cape Esperance
Cape Eaperfines
Knox
U. S
Japan
Guadalcans
U. B
South Pacific
MacArthur
Hirua Galt
Fhadquarters
Bartagey
Wan
New Guinea
Gatnet Wan
Paifle
UB. Army
Navy
Mute
New Georgia Island
Colobes
Our Freedom Is Priceless By Josepm E. Davis
A fragmented paragraph defends civil liberties against oppression, asserting that no individual can be deprived of basic rights by any party or government. It emphasizes freedom of faith, equal protection, and economic liberty despite persecution or accidents of fate.
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Our
Josepm E. Davis
Ambuandat Buna
Europe
Bazarene
Freedom of Econome
Fairview News Highlights Local Visits and Church Day
Mr and Mrs Wr L Downey and children visited friends and relatives over the weekend. Mrs Victor Thiele and Mrs Albert Bekert came from Fort Worth for a visit, with Mrs Bekert employed there. Robert Tone returned home from California where he had been working. Mrs Taster Mattia was home to visit her mother. Kastor ix station geet Cams Howse featured in Gatvesgils. Church services were held Sunday with rosters and litany signs.
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Gatvesgils
Kastor ix
Geet
Our Church
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