Neal Pays With Ann Marie Money In Chapter XXI
Ann Marie frets over her appearance and plans to give Neal five dollars from her own purse before a planned outing. Neal arrives late and jokes about poverty as they travel to Simorda Inn, where they share a formal dinner with Tad and Ava Marie. The scene highlights class tension, affection, and hopes for better circumstances as Ann Marie contemplates giving Neal more support.
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Jeanie
Bette
Atie
Ann Marie Ball
Neal
Burt
Ava Maris
Johnny
Irena
Jim
Teleft
Simorda
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Glover
Johnny Lowtor
Bio
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Nealy
Mel
Stable construction for fair work begins soon
Work on temporary stables for about 10,000 people will start soon at the expo grounds. Charles Tobin, manager, said the stables will run along the East Houston street fence with completion aimed by November 6 to 20. The race track site has shifted from a planned near the main building to the gumbeast corner, at a cost of 34000.
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Bey
Wader Weyl
Onelnif Cie
Inet
Charles Tobin
Amoig East Houston Street
Som
Bell
Te Exparision Association
Englaver
San Antonio Traffic Rules Compiled by Simmang
Theodore Simmang assistant district attorney leads compilation of the Complete Code of Revised Traffic Regulations of the City of San Antonio now printed by Sigmaad Press. Includes an exposé of Texas statutes related to traffic.
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S.A
Theodore Simmang
Ean Antonio
San Antonio
Ssa
Texado Statuton
Trafflc
Theodora EB. Simmang
Sigmaad Press
Brige Remodel Planned for Travis Street Bridge
City plans to remodel the Teagle Street bridge instead of a full replacement. Engineer I Ewig outlines a concrete center pier with steel beams under the deck, following condemnation due to structural concerns. The project, proposed by Street Commissioner Paul BR Steffer, aims to avoid a costly upheaval and flood risk, with an estimate near $29,000.
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Teagle Street
Paul BR
Steffer Thuraslay
Tnm
Mora Ky
I. Ewig
Hn Travis Elrect
Hawley and Froese
Cotton Seed Firm Seeks Bankruptcy Filing Details
A cotton seed firm, led by George W. Daker and Sona Lack, faces bankruptcy in the district court. The case involves indebtnednes and an estimated claim totaling $4,022.19.
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George W. Daker and Sona
Lackrhart Catinn Net
Elrek'x
Festern
Wfotel Indeblednona Penetistrd
Relingle Dealers Offer Big Reductions This Week
Relingle dealers advertise deep discounts on all makes and models of used cars for this week only. Inventory includes sedans coupes and SUVs with prices reduced across the lot. Customers are urged to act quickly as the sale ends soon.
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Relingle
Trip Whiten Maenster and Johnson to Michigan meet
Mae nster and Johnson will represent L A at a federal employee meeting in Michigan on September 2.
Two L A Men to Attend Federal Employees Meet
Two delegates from San Antonio will represent the city at the national convention of federal employees in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. William Macaster chairs the local executive council, with F Johnson as secretary. Delegates from the United States and 19 possessions will attend. The San Antonio federation, the state's largest with about 1,000 members, aims to push government service improvements and retirement and related reforms.
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Twa
San Antonio
Sault St. Markc
Mich
Wikliam Macaster
F. Johnson
United States
Buenster
San Antimio Ling
Unavasser
Junior Theater Division Move Under Study
The Little Theater considers creating a Junior Division with an audition plan. Mist Silred Bas king principal of Tanhim School and a theater board director announced that talent from the junior and senior classes would be eligible. Auditions will await guidance from Tat Glick, Girretar of the musemene, with New York representation set for September.
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Litile Theater iv
Tring
Py Alfirera
Mist
Musemene
New York
Reptember K
Fey
Mise Taski
Deputies Launch Hunt for Rustlers
Deputies W.T. Mulier and F.T. Talbert lead a case into rustling reports at Teeficeall after a request from officers. The fragment suggests an old West style pursuit as the sheriffs investigate suspected cattle theft.
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Catite
W. TT
Mulier
FT. Talbert
Teeficeall
NEW DAY CHIEF TO REIGN IN NSA SHIFTS REPORTED
Yeuny Milley, former deputy administrator of prohibition, to return to San Antonio while George A. Hammons from Foot Warts serves in Fort Worth for a 60 day transfer starting July 2. Hammons declines to explain reasons or identify successors as changes stir Texas enforcement.
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Yeuny Milley
Prohibition
San Antupls
Moudlay
George A. Hammons
Binter Rua Wensferredo
Houston
Port Worth
Hammons
Texas
Miller
Hummons Wali
Sa Antonio
Hamwona
Bega
Carl Dackeon
Tort Worth
Mia
San Antonio
Child Falls Ill After Ingesting Gasoline
Gloria Russ, a 3 year old girl from South Tarpedo mrect, remains in critical condition at Robert H. Green hospital after swallowing gasoline. Police and hospital staff investigate the incident as a possible accident involving the child.
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Gloria Russ
Trobert H. Gree
Wanted notices posted at central police station
Capt Aubrey Hopkins points to rewards awaiting detectives who arrest men named on a new bulletin board at the central police station. The board, recently erected, will display all wanted notices with photographs of the hunted men.
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Aubrey Hopkins
Remember When by Francis J Bowen
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a community fire call during May with fire engines, volunteers, and central station action. The piece highlights the orderly gathering, horses and foot runners, and a sense of relief afterward with a light drink and social refreshment.
Coma Girl Home After 50 Days Missing
A 1-year-old girl believed to be Lois Doltz was returned to 318 Labor Street after spending over fifty days away. She had been at Bagglor Hospital in a state of coma following a car accident on Alpine Drive.
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Nome
Lois Doltz
Mes GA. Schmidt
Labor Street
Bagglor Nosnital
Tomar
Ausell
Oply F
August fines total $8759 for the month of August 1926
Corporation court clerk Gattlieb reports fines collected in August 1926 totaling $8750.00 from defendants, plus $613.00 from another source. The August totals include nine double the amount for August and refer to Judge Watron. Figures from Gattlieb document taxes and charges for August.
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Gattlieb
Fast Anenth
Watron
Gattlirb
Memorial to Mark Twain Unveiled in California Sierras
A memorial bust to Mark Twain is unveiled in the high Sierras of California by Dan Guis and Fred Walker. Child figures representing Becky Thatcher and Tom Sawyer named Betty and James Stewart are present, with the base described as made of valuable cre.
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Mark Twain
High Sierras
California
Dan Guis
Fred Walker
Epworth League Entertains at Army Y M C A
Epworth League hosts an evening program at the Army Y M C A from 7 40 to near 9 m on pay day Saturday featuring Ms Usa Bain leading a half hour of music. Harlandale Epworth League presents Ruth McCale Connie Allen and others with boxing bouts by Kid Cloud and more, massed games, and refreshments.
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Army Y M. C
Ms. USA
Kid Cloud
Buster Tesser
Red Foster
Bioualie Diack
K. G. Hoonsby
Kid Hilb
West
Harry Campbell
Morrarth Ma
Col Crimmins to Speak on Snakes at Junior Chamber Meeting
Colonel Crimmins will be guest speaker at the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting at 6 16 p m Tuesday. His talk titled The ever knowledge of Venomous Snakes in Texas and the Treatment of Their Bites will cover venom extraction for serum and a film demonstration. Crimmins will reference Texas snake bites and past fatalities to illustrate medical outcomes.
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Crimpin
Gommerces
Speific Club
Texas
Coolnel Crimmins
Post
Crimming
Oni
The Pharmacist Script Mystery From Old Time Prescriptions
A feature discusses how doctors longhand prescriptions challenge pharmacists. It covers doctors’ handwriting, Latin abbreviations, and the ritual of decoding scripts. Experts describe the shift to clearer writing among younger physicians and the responsibility of pharmacists in ensuring correct drugs.
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Bess Carroll
George Keene
Keenan
Beld
Joy Tizy
Nerry
Nolen Takes Job in McAllen Traffic Office
W. L. Nolen, previously night traffic manager for Western Union at Ita main office in San Ape tomig, will become day traffic manager at the McAllen office. The post is described as the largest in the Rio Grande valley.
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W. L. Nolen
Western Union
Ita
San Apetomig
Toft
Tanrsiay Fae Medien
McAllem
Che MeAllen
Rio Grande Valley
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