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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
1
The allied debt commission was scheduled to hold a meeting today to organize for negotiating the wording of the war debt with Great Britain and other nations. The session aims to align positions on the $51,009,000 debt and related credits as part of postwar financial arrangements.
George Anderson Muntzer a World War veteran and longtime San Antonio resident died at 102 East Euclid at 6:30 Tuesday morning. He is survived by his widow Alma, daughter Marie, his mother, a brother Frederick, and other relatives. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 6:20 from the home with interment at Confederate Cemetery.
Unclear OCR fragment lists names such as Victor Keller J B Compter Lan Wright Hermard Brown and George Maverick with honorary roles and undertakers. Mentions ambulance service and an assistant at all hours, Cady, but details are fragmentary and hard to interpret.
A garbled local notice notes a gathering titled Gamel Talks 70 Boys at a West-Texas area city club event. It mentions names Pronk Ti and Gayod and references an address on Avenue Light Sebrol with unclear surrounding details.
An early 20th century laundry ad offers 29 pounds for 1.09 dollars and 10-pound increments at 3 cents each. It touts reliable merchant polling of goods and promotes a prayer care fabric service under the Damprash brand in San Antonio.
A brief notice announces the concluding Passover service at Temple Beth-ALT Aight with services beginning Wednesday at 1 Se. It mentions a complete shop line including prints, fabrics, and stains from STEVES & SONS at Commerce St.
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