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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a property transfer for 168 990 involving Merchants, with garbled references to a site at 15 Main Avenue and a future building project. Details are unreadable, including names, blocks, and entities, making precise facts and involved parties indiscernible.
Edwin Ross Gulia 37 died near Codena while serving in Germany as reported Thursday by war authorities. The native of Texas, son of Mr and Mrs B, was a member of a labor unit. He died in action during the war and is survived by his parents and two siblings.
An elderly former worker was arrested on a charge of theft and is held for arraignment. The accused, identified as Derertiven Norlan, has been transferred to county authorities after a preliminary hearing. An earlier court proceeding reportedly judged a similar offense against the individual.
Fragmentary text describes Moseley at camp with artillery units, mentioning Second Vision regiments and brigade command by Joseph Waris. It references awards such as Distinguished Service Medal and commander Unger at the Court, with unclear dates and places.
A report from Austin notes widespread crop blight across eastern Texas caused by cold and drought. The Agriculture Department cites poor growing conditions and delayed moisture, with farmers facing reduced yields. Officials urge weather improvements to protect the season.
A patchwork of notes describes dry weather lowering wheat yields in the northwest and difficulties in farming regions. It notes forecasts of below 50 percent acreage for OW, and a related drop in garden output. Berlin reports indicate a treasury official and the transport minister told the National Assembly committee that essential workers will receive higher wages to support policy needs, despite financial strain.
In a terse notice a firm announces lowered freight rates affecting household goods shipments. The action implies adjusted pricing or service terms for pool shipments, with emphasis on cost savings and operational reach for customers handling domestic moves. The source references names Dhone Crockett and Sookes Firenoot Storngs Cot Adwd as proper nouns in the readable text.
Report from Foreign Service describes chaotic Japanese forces in Siberia as evacuations proceed and censorship tightens. Chinese frontier areas and Harbin are mentioned, with Japanese policy under scrutiny and Hadskins tensions rising as Japan seeks control amid ongoing declarations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions efforts to extricate civilians and refers to Siberian policy and Japanese newspapers. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear event details, dates, or named entities beyond generic references to regions and wartime press.
Proposed interurban line by Mitltas Pex Apt 22 would connect to Wallitaeta-Meb with partners from eastern Simurdiatine Eerists. July start depends on state approval and funding. dinner gathering in Daan best night marked by subscribers and officials. The plan aims to use Gn Gn power company and unions to supply foundations and construction funds.
A garbled OCR note references Bayer aspirin and its use for fever pain and inflammation. It mentions a physician approval and a legal or trademark detail about aspirin as a brand name and potential ownership by a manufacturer at an unidentified address.
A lengthy sale advertisement touts a wide range of white fabrics for summer apparel. It lists organdies, voiles, linens, embroideries, laces, batistes, crepes, silks, and linens with prices like 49.85 bolt White Langeloth 2.05, Baby Naimock 4.85, and 39 a yard for White Piques, highlighting bargains across textiles from plain to novelty patterns.
A special sale offers boys high grade blouses in white and striped patterns with attached collars. Prices range from 1.79 for smaller sizes to 4.35 for larger sizes, with various fabric types including madras and fiber silk. Limited to one day only.
Advertised leather traveling bags feature genuine leather with reinforced corners and side fasteners. Describes cream leather trim, crepe grain texture, and a heavy yet soft feel, with a promotional price reduction from 82.60 to a low sale amount in Section FINS.
An infant cap sale or expo aims at babies up to six months presenting dainty tucked styles with delicate embroidery and fluted trims. Vendors advertise white lawn materials and finished faces, with specialty pieces highlighted for Conant area shoppers.
Readable fragment describes voile dresses priced originally at $3.50 now $2.95 with designs including white voile, lace trims, rosettes, and short sleeves. Mentions sizes and a girl model age around 12 months. indicates a special reduction from $2.40 plus tax.
Readable parts describe children's rompers offered in colors and styles, with sizes from six months to two years. The text mentions solid and contrasting colors and pocketed designs and notes availability at a local shop.
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