Fort Worth visitors and local notices at Egale Lake area
Unclear OCR text notes arrivals and relatives visiting from Fort Worth. Mentions Mrs Ashley Walker and family, Mrs Selma Kahen, and Madeline Papaidane with Weekend plans. Includes deadline notice for team rate and local event timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Walker
Y Hattighter
Fort Worth
Roa Walker
Selma Kahen
Maren Ann Manfant
Columbus
Madeline Papaidane
San Ambon
Fragmented SATirical Travel Sketch in Los Angeles
Fragmented OCR style prose describes San Antonio as a nascent marine of Pesas cities and hints at a trip through Los Angeles with garbled images of Azure tides. The piece mentions a harp player, a dancing man, a weary crone, pennies, jewels, and cryptic references to The Menger Hotel, The Southavest, and rotunda plate, ending with an unsettled tourist vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonia
Letnet
Los Anges
Beauital
Pietineszie
Seine
Beely
San Anbar
Ob Meshan
Old Menger
Rothee
War effort urgency in wake of long war delay
A fragmented editorial urges immediate, intensified U.S. and United Nations war production. It criticizes labor disputes, wage priorities, and political pressure delaying armament output. The piece recalls France’s fate and calls for stronger, sustained effort to avoid defeat and ensure victory in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York World-Telegram
United States
United Nations
France
Eoss
Nedsen Goppe
Jess
Coc
Nya
Eli Orien
Uncle Sam
Paris
Francy
Bronze plaque for Sidney Lamer and memory of Southern poet
Fragmentary OCR from a San Antonio page recalls a bronze plaque to Sidney Lamer honoring a Southern poet, with scattered references to Mission San Antonio, a bell tower, the old river walk, and wartime memories. It shifts into pop culture, a crowded street scene, and a dramatic wheel accident with crowd reaction and line of spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ker
Sidney Lamer
San Antonio
Menges
Robert Eo Lee
Albert Sidney Tohnston
Remeinher
San Antonin
Abrillen
Bogie and Crockett
Pravis
Texas Columnist Has a Mirthday
Texas columnist Boyce House known for his radio program and several hundred thousand listeners celebrated on the air. The piece notes his long career, upcoming fifth book and connections to San Antonio, Ardmore, and Brownwood while highlighting his family, residence, and past work across multiple Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce House
Isgiker
San Antonina
Earogetic
Maenoter
Han Hiltion
Brownwood
Weclibe
Olney
Brady
Ranier
Fiano
Fragmented rural memory reveals pockets of speech and struggle
A garbled archival page records a mosaic of voices from a Northern rural community. It mixes clipped dialogue about fear, marriage, work, and daily resilience with stray lines about trains, weather, and local life. The piece reads like overheard snippets from a tattered newspaper page.
Dependent Children Benefit Totals and Claims
Report covers monthly payments under federal insurance for dependent children totaling 51 659 dollars, plus 54 604 dollars for children. Mentions widows and other dependents receiving cash allowances, insurance coverage details, and guidance on eligibility up to age 18 for attending school. Contains mixed anecdotes and local notices including prices and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyers
Howe Hort
Carrners Weber Petyres
Norler
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Egale Lake
Pyinieten
Caloeada Counis
Reece
Terner
Renal Gigea
Mk Rahe
Nat Howe
America
Fortie
Bertan Braley
Anole
Dias
Otto
Healey
Muse
Yan de
Texas
Robert Cochran
Ment Pleasant
Jesus
Spett Sh Woekeon
Weir
Mtr
Dnc
U. S
Santa Fe
Tushar
Chens
Tom
Dave
Ferlee
Enuyse
Bessie
Flint
Michigan
Lincoln
Wiis
Xen
Rene
Seth Donethy
Nina Lini
Gee Whiz
Mr. Jessup
Billy
Central Power Light Company
Bbeer
Bread Co Regers
Menaster
Meuston
Caber Rtv
Semesia Ir
Lina
Sony
Carrelin
Seripatiiizes
Lies Fh Agatns Cay
Fnck Aeron Ot Dathin
JM Charney Ham
Johanna Barings
Veterin
Joe Lama
Texas Liberty
Santa Anna
Sam Houston
Sons and Daughters of the Republic of Texas
San Jacinto
Ppm
Homer Price Rainey
University of Tunns
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