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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
9
War Department accelerates discharge of officers in the Eighth Corps Area under the June 30 1922 act. More than 2100 officers to retire. many efficient officers will be retained if law allowed. Discharges to be handled confidentially. press asked not to amplify.
Camp Travis broadcasts a Sunday religious service for the public. The Signal Corps ASG will transmit from Sixth Street assembly halls starting 10 46 and ending 11 45. Maj W T Pigott commands the special division troops with Chaplain Frederick C Sager presiding. program includes organ preludes hymns prayers scripture readers solos sermons and benediction by Chaplain Sager.
Ferdinand Sr Keestring known as Schober, a longtime mail carrier in San Antonio and Milwaukee history. He began as a substitute in 1907 and became regular on June 6 1908. His route runs between Burns and River Avenues and Thirteenth and Josephine Streets.
Eugene Meyer of Washington told the National Livestock Association in Denver that permanent financing for the livestock industry is needed from birth to maturity. He urged a special committee to pursue adequate industry backing, citing War Finance Corporation loans and possible changes to banking acts to let banks subscribe to cattle companies. A committee to study the subject was to be named by President Bixby at the meeting’s adjournment.
A grocer at 801 Ruiz street reports three break in attempts in one week. Detectives Green and Harrin arrested two suspects Friday morning after the third visit. The storekeeper woke each time and kept a shotgun ready, vowing to defend the premises against thieves.
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