Leota Pays and Family Dreams Intertwine in Town Tale
Ann Marie Macy known as Leota Hush Money appears to be the agreed centerpiece of her family. She envisions art studies but faces disillusion as her brother Wyward encounters trouble. A wealthy visitor named Moraythe arrives and sparks a plan that unsettles her hopes. Leota unexpectedly resurfaces at the Marcy line as Florence.
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Ann Marie Macy
Ann Marie
Atte
Leots Ingram
Wyward
Tadle
Leota
Marcy
Florence
Jol Lawler
Chapter XI reveals Liola's plan and a tense family scene
Aunt Mane hides Leota as Florence Lawler confronts threats from Teale as Liota resists a move to New York. Leota seeks work as an artist's model while the sisters plot to secure money, hinting at Neal Foraste’s potential role in their escape and future plans.
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Aunt Mane
Leota
Florence Lawler Anc
Bicycle Demon Races Planned on North Side Saturday
A community bicycle festival on Saturday features trick riding events, speed demonstrations, and a city champion one mile race followed by a three mile event. Western Union and Hospital staff lead, with prizes donated by local merchants and a free dog and treats for attendees. John Ennead oversees arrangements.
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Bat Teikrabah
Jyjes
Western Unione
Hostal
Navk AU Lsi Ty Merchants
Anerchals
John Ennead
Recrvailan Ie
Man Uses Train Auto and Plane Reaching Sister
Dernaril Goldberg a sergeant in Utah AIP corps travels from Dallas to Houston by train auto and plane to reach his sister Mrs Dave Walsinger in New Orleans. Telephone operators aided the search Sunday as Goldberg vanished en route from Dallas to San Antonio and was not found at San Antonio as police traced him toward Houston and Fort Crocker before boarding a flight to New Orleans.
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Dernaril Goldberg
Sargeant
AIP
Freign
Dave Walsinger
New Orleans
Goldberg
Dal-las
Tin Amtani
de Fol
San Antonio
al & O'otuck
Optimists Provide Camp for Youths Near Southton
Thirty six animates of Nexar county school for hare and ten patrol members were enrolled Monday into a two week camp near Southton, per a letter to Jaice Vorey Nob Ortson from Nelson Ureeman, president of Ureplimists club. Judge Toberleon and Trochi ton Wi will be honored at a dinner at the camp on Wednesday night.
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Nexar County
Hare
Southton
Jaice Vorey
Nob Ortson
Nelson Ureeman
Ureplimists
Toberleon
Riverside Golf Low Bid Highlighted in Drainage Project
Four bids were received Tuesday for a drainage project to be tabulated at the Riverside golf course. The lowest bid was 5000 dollars, with other bids pending verification before final award.
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Riverside Golf
Riverside
Pave the Way For Continual Happiness by busing a home
A fragmented ad style note touts continual happiness through buying a home or bus and hints at affordable live fare. It advocates consulting real estate ads for today’s offers and implies personal contentment and investment potential.
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Move & Xno
And I Remember When
W D Sickel recalls a 20 year old San Antonio scene where mobile drivers petitioned the mayor to pave Alamio plaza or face cars stuck in mud. The mayor retorted that those wealthy enough to own new vehicles should pay for being towed. He notes a Medical Arts building site then occupied by a one story frame grocery.
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W. D. Sickel
W. Klaweey
Sant Antonio
Medical Arts
Business Men Plan Aerocade Arrival in Monterey
San Antonio business leaders travel to Monterrey Mexico for a training session to prepare for the Fort Worth Aerocade arrival in September. Participants include Wilson V. Bouthwell, Fil Ponle, Maj. Fritty Tord, and other chamber officials. A bank officer will greet them on arrival.
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Ferg Worth
Sepcenber
San Antonio
Monterres
Mexico
Wilson V. Bouthwell
Cluviar Chamber of Commrrce
Fil Ponle
San Antopio
National Ary Daulig Association
Maj
Frederitty Tord Wade
Lrip
Monterrey
Fort Wierh
SD Gssves
Perseon
Ston
San Antonia
San Antonians Fly to San Angelo Meet
Four San Antonio residents boarded a Thyel-Air plane at 2:20 Tuesday afternoon for San Angelo to attend the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association meeting. Organizer Pant Cance from Windursfield and company leaders George Ha BFistein William Oeltee Jr. and TG Alegner will hear Orbse speak on Modern Merchandising before returning Wednesday afternoon.
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Sun Annwiy
Aranventinn
Alowline
Pfeerhoon
Pant Cance
Windursfield
William Qebye
San Antonio
Orbse
Dancing Classes to Rehearse for Pageant in Fall
Miss Mary Wilson, former Liangeld director now supervisor for Blargrounis city recreation, calls her former dancing classes to rehearse for a pageant set for September. Rehearsals at Joakw Memorial in Treekenridge Park start next week with girls under 16 meeting at 10 a.m. Monday and Friday and older girls at 6 p.m. Monday.
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Mary Wilson
Liangeld
Blargrounis
Joakw Memorial
Treekenridge Park
Jaret
Message of Death Hunts Father in Search of Lost Boy
A father in Big Spring searches via police help in San Antonio for a missing son after a car accident. A brother, A. N. Pierce, reports the incident by long distance call, prompting authorities to assist in locating the boy.
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Father
Boy
Prive
Big Spring
Rotary to Hear Watson on Traffic at St Anthony
Watson will discuss a traffic problem at a Rotary club meeting held at the St Anthony hotel belt room. Reagan Hettston is named chairman for the day with Emory Rogers of Tulsa, Ohio, a past Notary International president, as guest.
Home of San Antonio’s First Mayor Remains rememberd
Local historians examine an old stone house on Kingsbury Street linked to San Antonio’s first mayor John W. Smith. The Tobin family recalls ties through Josephine Smith and Charles Tobin, while memoirs recount Smith delivering orders from the Alamo era and guiding Texas recruits to defend the Alamo. The Smith home is said to date to the 1840s.
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San Antonio
Bezot
Ins Kingsbury
John WW. Smith
Enlor
San Antonios
Mw Light
Charles Mr. Tobin
al- Mongh
Tobin
Josephine Augusty Stith
John Smith
Smith
Kingsbury Street
Josephine Smith
William Tobin
Charles ‘Tobin
Bia Bures
Time Aeiale Ranger
Alamo Tlea
Alamas
Houston
Washington-on-the-Limazor
Alamo
Gonzales
Johm Smith
Washington-on-the-Brazon
Santa Anna
Charles M. Tobin
Ad Club Delegates Set for Dallas Area Parley
The San Antonio Advertising club selects delegates to the district convention in Dallas on September 23 24 and 24. Elections held at the Plnag hotel amid snowfall. More than 25 members attended the Senior Sunday outing at Core Tus Christi the past weekend. A report on the proteam and festivities enlivened the session.
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San Antonio
Fading Fragments Hard to Read Local Market Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions costs, a water line, and a person in Boxers city with unclear location. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations. The readable portions suggest a stray cost note and property reference but no decisive action or outcome.
Sheok's New Marriage Line Sparks San Antonio Dispute
In San Antonio a mother backs her son's announced plan to marry amid age doubts. The city clerk notes legal ages, while investigators reveal San Antonio river bridges worth 373000 and Hackenridge Park valued above 3000. The police chief's office records petty costs and park assets, with limited details on other city property.
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Sar Antonio
Popars
Thomas
Hillard Cox
Victim of Rattler Encounter Dies After Attack
A man named Matus Sauter, age unknown, was killed by a rattlesnake in Manila’s evening hours while gathering near Rosemers. He received treatment at The Green hospital in San Antonio after being bitten on the left knee. Police ambulance transported him to the hospital where he died during recovery.
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Matus Sauter
Rosemers
Tosas
Enltonnese
San Antonio
Hobart the Green Hospital
Snake-Milking Scene Echoes in Local Theater Incident
A reported event describes a man named Jim at Medina Jirke who died after handling a venomous creature during a staged snake handling scene. Witnesses recall a venom exposure causing paralysis and eye pain before medical responders arrived at the scene.
Chance to Send Letters on Big Zeppelin Opens
San Antonio readers may send letters via a giant airship from Los Angeles to Lakehurst for 60 cents, or 30 cents by other routes. Postage costs include 1.90 for letters and 1.10 for enclosures, with airmail required. Letters addressed to By German Airship Tr. 2%427 should include Par Avion and will be forwarded to Los Angeles for pickup.
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San Antonio
Lakehurst
Zeppelin PO
Taeas
Tox Angeles
Lakehursl
Friedrichehafen
Eneda
Aterpalar
Los Angeles
Laurel Shop Fire Damage Estimated at 2500
Fire at the Laurel Shop caused about 2500 in damage. The blaze started from trash behind the building and was noticed by a passing automobile at midnight. Firemen confined the fire to a small area though firing supplies and a kitchenette were ruined.
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San Pedey Avecur
C. Morris, Cunsi
Sremen
Areta
Methodist Young People Convene In San Antonio District
Members of the San Antonio district met Tuesday at Tar ae Ufeizhta Methodist church for the annual missionary and young people’s work session. The gathering opened with an organ recital and selections, followed by reports and discussions on district plans and activities.
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Toong
San Antonio
San Antonio Youths Anticipate College Journey
San Antonio youths prepare for higher education as 46 percent of the city’s 600 high school graduates plan to enroll in Texas colleges and universities. The University of Texas shows strong draw, with UT and nearby institutions expected to enroll about 850 students from the area. Some graduates will pursue further study locally, while others depart for advanced institutes, and San Antonio Junior College reports rising attendance due to tuition changes.
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Jari Bourd
Nervaesys
San Antonio
Polmaslovania
New York
Anil
Texas
Sanakasouia
Austin
Texas U
University of Texas
San Antonio’ College
Aa. R. M
Cew
Uega
San Antonio Junior College
Ralah Alanio
Lunquest Named Legion Hospital Business Manager
Lunquest named business manager at Legion Hospital following the death of the previous manager. Appointment announced by LC Chapman, regional commander of the Veterans Bureau. Lunquest, formerly chief of cooperation at the bureau, is from the Veterans Purler Tubercular Hospital at Utmen, N.C., where he will study a town works course in hospital business management.
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PT Lnnquist
Veterans’ Bureau
Legion Sespites
Recoritls
LC. Chapman
Tamquist
Veterans” Purer
Utren
N.C
Texas Agents of Insurance Firm Hold Annual Meeting
Twenty five Texan agents of a Nebraska based insurance company gathered for the annual meeting. The event opened the day after an initial session in Laredo with presiding official T. Jenin Tucadus and Writestar. Earl Langton and B. A. Wilcke attended from the Omaha office.
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Texas Agents of Insurance Firm Holding Meeting
Guaranten Pind Clfs Insurance Company
Ommha
Nebarp Holding
Ychinlfine
Aganta
Hunter Betel
Oma
D T. Melton
Npens
Laredo
Earl Langton
B.A. Wilcke
Omabe
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