Ardeth’s Trials as Ken Faces Family and Love
Ardeth, poised between her ailing mother and Ken Summoned, navigates jealousy, Cousin Cecile, and a party with Tom Corbett. Ken’s debt of gratitude drives his closeness to Ardeth as family tensions spike over parental expectations and affection.
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Ardeth
Plessant
Ne Burke
Ken Gleaan
Ehe
Cecile Burke
Seanette Parker
Cecile
Seanella
Aredth
Ken
Key
Parker
Sna
Hen
Geelle
Eth
Neil
Stel
Tom Corbett
Henella Ardeth
Ken Faces Crisis As Doctor's Telegram Shocks Ardeth
In a cabin Ken reads a telegram from the doctor with ashene, telling of his mother's condition as Ardeth and Mary react with fear and pity. Ken hastily dresses while Tam drives to the rendezvous, leaving Ardeth to confront the grim import of the message and Ken's devoted silence.
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Ken
Ardeth
Tam
Fien
Liat
Gyereunt
Slory
Bluebonnets On Lawn Display In San Pedro Neighborhood
Texas visitors can view the state flower, the bluebonnet, on the lawn of Mrs. T. T. Vanderhoven at 1600 San Pedro Avenue. Her niece Caroline George is pictured among the blossoms in this dwelling display of native flora.
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Texas
T. T. Vanderhoven
San Pedro Avenue
Caroline George
Pullet Lays One Egg In Quiet Hiding War
A young pullet from G. W. Razell’s White foghorn flock at 1028 Hidgewood alreet begins laying at fourteen months. After initial attempts, her third lay arrived successfully, producing about three ounces, confirming a steady start in her rearing.
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G. W. Razell
Sinca
Abe
Man 70 Treated After Dog Attack
A 70 year old man was treated after a dog bite incident near the Robert T. Green hospital area Monday afternoon. Police are withholding details as investigators review the case and possible injuries.
Canvass of Rural School Election Returns Approved
Canvass of 44 rival school districts election returns will begin Monday in Rear County Commissioners Court per Judge Perry Robertson. The state election law delays opening funds five days after the election, so commissioners defer to Monday for district reports. Saturday’s vote elected district trustees and two county trustees. sealed returns go to WY EF Stewart, county superintendent of schools, then to the commissioners.
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Canvana
Victim Treated After Dog Bite Incident
Angelia Reyes of 1513 South Comal Street was bitten by a dog on Monday and treated at a local facility. Terry Allen, 20, declined to name the attacker, and received treatment for injuries.
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Angelia Reyes
South Comal Treet
Terry Allen
Cicarida
Min song plan Easter rites observed in scottish rite temple
Magone will observe Easter rites with a Relighting of Tapers ceremony at 8 p m April 20 in the auditorium of the Scottish Rite temple. Titus A Eldridge presides and Rev FB Gates of First Baptist speaks. Choir and parade units accompany solemn rites. Officers of Pilgrim Chapter Knight of the Temple are listed in full.
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Magone
Titus A. Eldridge
Pigelm Chanter
Rose Croix
FB. Gates
First Baptist Church
Muir
Seotlish Teile Quartette
Eaebart Trewn
Mnater
Teon Jacobs
Fit OW Cada
Jack Adana
Guardsian
Karl Birken+ merer
Diler
Cat Hobo Tours World Wide in Wagging Diary
Mrs Kerratt, of Winds City San Antonio, keeps a diary for her cat Hobo who claims to have traveled in twenty foreign countries without ever boarding a ship or train. He tours breezy hotels and follows her, boasting a height of 4500 feet in one ascent, and plans another trip to Mexico. Hobo has met pilots, ship captains, and train conductors who funded his adventures.
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Mra
J. A. Recraty
Winds
San Antola
Cerpitatina
Aml Te Stalva
Union
San Antonio
Hobu
Ale
Ron Mwas
Kerratt
Hobo
Manny
New York City
Grover Whalen
Police
Fu ‘Ture
Mre
Hin
Mexico
Hobo Hna
Bermuin
Porta Rica
Barbado Islands
Trindad
Montinique
Columbia
Venezuela
Waiti
Jamaica
Curacao
Cuba
Bolivia
Balvia Talanda
England
Negro draws fine for drawing knife at Willow Springs
Robert Melon, a caddy, testified Warren rushed with a knife after an argument. Medina grabbed Warren's knife hand and restrained him, but Warren wounded Melon's shirt and was struck with a golf club. Medina was acquitted on assault charges. Warren was fined $10.
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Robert Melon
Willow Springs
Charles Warren
Warren
Nvtiay
Diel
Randolph
Negro City
Tidge Trave Watson
Medina
Warten
Feline World Traveler Sights Los Angeles Plaza Balcony
A famed Chicago cat known as a hobo taxes in Los Angeles from the Plaza hotel mezzanine balcony. Owned by Mrs. J B Kerratt of Chicago, he has been carried to 14 foreign countries and 18 U S states since she rescued him from the alleys.
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Hobo
Chicago
L. A
Plaza Hotel
J. B. Kerratt
Caveman Way Cost 39.4 Ridiculous Claim sparks local arrest
In Corporation court Mario Garcia of 210 Torseon Street testified about a man named Aris who tried to grab Miss Garcia near her home. She escaped then he followed her to a picture show and attempted further contact. Officer Vogt testified arrest followed. Aris was jailed. Judge Dave Watson fined $100 on two charges of rudely accosting and $3 on a fourth of deunken fees.
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Stainstone
Arturo Ariana
Corporation Court
Mario Garcia
Torseon Street
Fa Pretty
Pulroluan A. J
Vogt
Aris
Miss Garcia
Hee
Arispa
Voge
Atisoa
Dave Watson
Bias
School Bond Fund Deposited in Bank
The depository for the San Antonio school bonds, the National Bank of Commerce, has received 2 014 040 dollars paid for the bonds and 58 200 dollars interest. The bonds were bought two weeks ago from a syndicate represented by City Central Bank and Trust Company.
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National Tank of Commerce
Sam Antonio
Honda
Paul Scholz
Pubbc Gehogls
the Bona
Frm
City Central Bank and
Trust Company
And I Remember When a Copper Bottle Uncovered
H B Parks recalls a 15 year ago trip with friends to San Jose mission. A crack in a wall revealed a copper bottle cap stamped Green Tree Brewery St. Louis Mo. Good for one full schooner. The relic was cleaned with vinegar and yielded the faded inscription.
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H. B. Parks
Green Tree Brewery
St. Louis
Col Whitehead to Speak at Quartermaster Training Parley
Col Henry C. Whitehead, soon to be brigadier general and assistant to the quartermaster general, will be a speaker at the semi monthly training conference of the Quartermaster Corps. The event runs next Thursday at the corps area headquarters from 7 to 10 p.m. Capt George A. Murray, infantry, will present a map problem for reserve officers attending. An invitation is extended to reserve officers of all branches with two days of credit toward promotion or reappointment.
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Henry C. Whitehead
Fighth
Quartermaster Reatise
Theta
Carps
George A. Murray
Infantry
Boy Severed Artery Cranking Car at Home
A boy at 204 Glass Avenue was injured while cranking a car. Willard Cathes, 17, of Midway Street, was brought to the ambulance in Hobe. Burland, the brother, observed the incident as Willard severed an artery near his wrist during the crank attempt.
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Glass Avenue
Who
Burland
Wird Cathes
Midway
Willard
City leaders weigh central charity clearing house plan
A 25 member vigil ance committee proposed a city funded central charity clearing house to coordinate aid for the aged orphans and destitute. Mayor Chambers asked for written recommendations after a conference at city hall. Estimated first year cost around 3000 dollars. Houston Dallas and El Paso already have similar plans.
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Charitiers
Vigiance
Chambers
aNdoll Grasso
Was
Houston
Clearing House
Pro Vision
Y. BY
Dallas
el Paso
iS A Opens War on Summer Mosquitoes
The city health department led by Dr W A King Ingomesd announces a campaign against summer mosquitoes. Preventive measures include oiling standing water and pools to deter breeding while garages provide oil from drained crankcases. Local officials seek to identify areas needing treatment and coordinate efforts across the city.
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Automobilea
Naval Recruits to Leave Here April 16
Navy recruiting station in the city announced a delay in sending recruits to the San Diego training station. Recruits from San Antonio and surrounding Southwest areas who were to depart April 5 will now leave April 16. Officer in charge iden J Charter F Bishop cited the relocation of headquarters from North Almao and West Houston streets to the Aztee building as cause for the postponement.
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Stalion
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Iden J. Charter F. Bishop
Tuveday
North Almao
Wast Houston Street
Aztee
Actrire
San Antonio
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