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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1921

Page

4

Harding urges sound roads policy and state maintenance

President Harding signals opposition to blanket federal road funding under current rules while urging a constructive program. He proposes withholding aid from states lacking an adequate maintenance system, arguing that maintenance discipline and prudent spending are essential for lasting road value. The move aims to curb waste and foster self-reliant road development nationwide.

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San Antonio Farm Markets Face Higher Imported Goods

Local dealers report farm products in the San Antonio area failing to meet expectations with country butter selling at 25 cents a pound while consumers pay high prices for imported creamery butter. The lengthy inquiry questions factory production and farm marketing, outlining the general impact on local markets.

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Country butter quality and market impacts discussed

The article critiques nonstandardized farm butter versus standardized creamery butter. It notes country butter risks poor quality due to care, handling, and branding, while merchants and buyers share blame for spreading subpar butter. Farmers must improve milk handling, feeding, and sanitary conditions to reach premium markets, with San Antonio posited as a strong dairy hub and broader questions of leadership in domestic and international affairs.

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Political wrangle over Colombia treaty divides Senate

A Senate debate over the Colombia treaty reveals Democrats and Republicans driven by different motives while urging ratification. Some support due to justice and Panama gains, others to protect President Roosevelt, with public opinion depicted as a fog of conflicting loyalties and political calculus.

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Fragmented Verse From a Deranged Index of Names and Sights

The passage presents a garbled mosaic of names, places, and phrases, hinting at ship imagery, a Ball, a king, and a chaotic scene across a river or harbor. It reads like a fractured historical note with scattered references to individuals, locales, and events, unclear in sequence or meaning.

The Trial Ends as Orme Faces the Death Sentence

In a tense court, Orme is judged guilty of murder connected to Massingham’s death. Haggard urges restraint while presenting motives, the jury convicts, and the judge sentences Orme to death, with Mrs. Garth watching the proceedings in despair.

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Laugh or Two at Wisacle Supyosing Schoolmaster Exchange

A playful village scene centers on a schoolmaster explaining misheard phrases and a mock debate about politics and civics. Colonel Ran and local residents, including Dugald and Lengel, react with humor as they poke fun at language and daily life in the community.

Unclear OCR Fragment From Historical Text

Nonsensical OCR segment with numerous misspellings and absent clear facts. The readable names include Charley Chania, Minette Wiethes, and Benner, with mentions of Parka and Lavbw, but no coherent event or context emerges. Unable to extract a definite news item or outcome from the garbled text.

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