Express Special Edition Praises San Antonio Newspaper History
The Express Special Edition, a 172 page San Antonio publication, is praised as the greatest Texas historical edition yet with new state history articles. G Huntress, publisher of The Express and The San Antonio Evening News, is lauded for building strong papers and expanding coverage across Southwest Texas.
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Unclear OCR fragment from Duval county notice
Fragmentary lines describe local terms and names with no clear event or identifiable entities. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent news item or fact.
Jim Hogg County Gins First Bale of Cotton
Jim Hogg County ginned its first bale of cotton last Wednesday at the Hebbronville Bdds and Acklen gin. The 628 pound bale came from 1620 pounds of seed cotton grown on Jose Gutierrez’s farm and sold for 200 dollars including remark. Jim Luby notes rain prompts yard plans and garden growth aiding the community.
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The Gauge Between Dimes by Rr Stridkiand
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a gauge between dimes and a name likely Rr Stridkiand. No clear event, date, or local context is discernible. therefore the card remains a sparse artifact with limited identifiable entities.
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Hole In Barrack Floor Signals Escape Across Counties
An escape from a prison farm near Madisonville involved a hole in a barrack floor and possibly cut wires or storm conditions. Reports say 32 inmates remained at large with multiple recaptures and long sentences for various offenses including murder, burglary, robbery with firearms, and forgery across Bexar, Denton, Dallas, Harris, and other counties.
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Putnam-Baffin Island Expedition Near Magnetic Pole Radio Link
The Putnam-Baffin Island Expedition led by George Palmer Putnam sails from New York June 11 toward West Baffin Island aboard the schooner Morrissey with Captain Bob Bartlett at the helm. The mission marks radio’s closest approach to the magnetic pole while surveying geography oceanography and anthropology in a region unexplored by whites since Luke Fox. Edward Manley of Marietta Ohio directs radio experiments and the ship carries a battery powered transmitter and multiple receivers for long wave and short wave use to map the magnetic field.
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San Diego Small Pox Panic Questioned by Doctors
Article reports doctors Elliott and Duran disputing a San Diego small pox scare as exaggerated and unnecessary. Dr Tetlot cites few cases and urges vaccination. Dr Duran notes no cases and reduced contagion while stating he vaccinated over 600 people during the scare. A Jacksonville bond issue and the Big Spring Well Supply Company addition are also noted in brief local items.
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Ambiguous Crime List Records Various Sentences and Names
A fragmented OCR record lists individuals and charges with sentence lengths including perjury burglary robbery murder and theft. Names include Pete Elliston Elmer King Richard Hall Jimmy Hurst Alvin Ireland and others with locations such as Hall and Stanley Bexar Archer Galveston and terms like years and charges garbled.
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Neiswinger Highlights Company Faith in Texas Utilities
Neiswinger vice president and general manager of Central Power and Light Co outlines in Worward Southwest FE the company’s heavy investment in Texas utilities. He notes benefits for customers including rate reductions, consolidated pricing for lighting and home services, cheaper electric cooking rates, and lower irrigation pumping costs spurring new irrigation projects.
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Development Possibilities Highlighted in Texas Irrigation Drive
A garbled but reads as a 1920s Texas piece outlines irrigation expansion, electric service for rural farms, and industrial growth. It cites physicians, sheriff, and local authorities, noting water supply, cheap power, and agriculture as drivers, with a focus on fostering regional development.
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Alpine-New Cotton Mill Planned for Hereford Site
A July erection is slated for a cotton mill at Hereford, with Brumley noted among 17 casualties during Regent Week. The project, termed Alpine-New, signals industrial growth in the area as regent week events unfold.
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