Abnormal July Weather Report Highlights Heat and Dryness
The local weather bureau notes July ran hotter and drier than normal with an average daily temperature of 88 degrees, 3 degrees above normal, and rainfall at 1.68 inches, 0.54 inches below July norms. Yearly rainfall trails by about a tenth of an inch while winds average 7.1 mph from the south. Sixteen thunder storms occurred, only two bringing rain, and ads note Del-Cola and Travis Club swimming lessons and schedules.
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Ree
Baby’s Second Summer GROVE’S BABY BOWEL MEDI CINE Claim
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Baby Bowel Medicine as stomach and bowel remedy for infants, claiming absolute harmlessness and perfect safety. It urges trying a new bottled Delaware Punch accompanying the ad.
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Summer Grove
Fire damages transfer company warehouse in city fire
A blaze at the Merchants' Transfer Company's warehouse at 115 North Medina Street caused major damage with losses approaching 200000 in stock and contents. Firemen confined the fire after a second alarm, derailing fuel and oils on the second floor, while oxygen drums and an adjacent elevator shaft were protected to prevent greater danger.
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Medina Street
Goetz
Seuner Born Brothers
RE Pruitt
Merchants’ Transfer Company
McNeal
Eheeck
Plan Aid for Girls Seeks Educational Recreational Growth
War Community Service as plans of the girls work committee move to survey labor and living conditions of working girls. Workers report early findings with no figures yet after three days of study. Many girls request classes to offset schooling gaps and employers offer healthful recreation ideas for committee programs.
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Girls’ Work Committee
War Community Service
Camp Travis Liberty theater taken over by government
The Majestic Theater at Camp Travis becomes part of the Liberty theater circuit under the training camp activities commission. The government bought it for 82000 dollars, and the opening ceremony is set for Thursday. Local dignitaries and military leaders will attend, with shows for soldiers and accompanying civilians under strict ticket rules.
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Majestic
Camp ‘Travis
Chain of Liberty
Commission On
Willard A. Helbrook
Southern Department
R. C. Williams
Camp
GM. Grimes
43Rd Depot Brigade
Williams
Camp Travis
Liberty Theater
Camp Dravis Theater
Liberty Vaudeville
Beauty Squad
America
Liberty Circuit
Malcolm McBride
Washington
Commission On Training Camp
LR. BR
Smith
Liberty Theaters
Moreland Brown
Board of Censors
Ray Whitfield
Johnston
Soldier seeks French speaking pal in San Antonio homes
A San Antonio Home Folks column invites soldiers stationed locally to connect with civilians from their hometowns. Readers from Clovis New Mexico Berkeley San Francisco Oakland and others are encouraged to meet evenings after 6 oclock, share language practice, and combat loneliness. Names listed as favorites include Wichita Buffalo Cedar Falls Ames Portsmouth Lowell Sioux City Portland Pittsburgh Berkeley San Francisco Oakland and many more.
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Dior
Jim
San Antonio
Clovis
N. M
Berkeley
Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Home Folks
Whlipey
Home Works
Indiana
Idome Polks
Wopeka
Kan
Buffalo
N.Y
Cedar Falls
Nashan
Iowa
Vineland
N.d
Beloit
Wis
Bridgewater
Mass
South Bend
Nikhart
Ind
Logansport
Lancaster
Kennimore
Potosi
Livingston
Bloomington
Crawford Colp
Sedro-Wooley
Wash
Newsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Deta
List of place names and towns in OCR fragment
An OCR fragment lists numerous place names from van Wis to Hepler Kan including Des Moines Boone ville Dearborn Rose Lake Plymouth Foxle lake Granville Burnside and others, suggesting a county or regional directory snippet. The text preserves varied U S locales across multiple states without full context.
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Van
Wis
St. Ansger
Iowa
Uarnesboro
Des Moines
Towa
Booneville
N. Y
Dearborn
Mich
Rose Lake
Plymouth
N. EL
Foxlelake
Gordon City
Minn
Granville
Burnside
Hepler
Kan
No Campaign Expense by Alfred Toepperwein for Justice of the Peace
Alfred Toepperwein, the successful candidate for justice of the peace in Precinct 8, ran in the recent Democratic election without spending any campaign funds. He filed an expense report with County Judge J. R. Davis on Thursday.
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Alfred Toepperwein
Justice of the Peace
J. R. Davis
Constable candidate reports small expenses amid campaign debate
On Thursday two other candidates cited expenses, J. H. Train reported 15 for refreshments and 150 for assessment. Judge J. E. Shier ran unopposed for re election to the 73rd district court bench and listed expenditures of 840 as assessed by the Democratic committee.
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Constable
J.er. Shier
73Rd District
Democratic Committee
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Degnon
Clifton
Emmy Whelen
Bill” Parson
Atkens
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Thomas
Donald Dunn
Moore and White
Constance Talmadge
Del-Cola
Delaware Pines Company
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Travis
Travis Club
Royal Typewriter
Potchernick-Haak Typewriter Co
St. Mary’s St
H. H. Osborne & CO
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Warehouse OF Transfer CO
Aetna
Joss
Johnston & Purnett
Crockett 5S
Ady
Wright Bros
Avenue C
Crockett
East Houston St
Cretonne
Louis
Aeree
Dwar Sane
Ihoe
Prudential Bldg
Moora
Proco
Mortgage Loans Safety Deposit Boxes
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
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Active Auto Livery CO. CR
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