Editors Doubt Money Source for New Texas Home
Morning session at the Texas Editors Association convention in San Antonio discussed funding for a home to aid incapacitated editors. A $100,000 goal was set, requiring at least $50,000 raised from outside Texas publishing and $50,000 for maintenance. Marcellus E Foster and others pledged contributions, but no final plan emerged.
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Texan Bilitarics' Association
Gunter Hotel
FP. Holland
Louis J. Wortham
Marcellas FE. Foster
Aeae
Roy
Plier
Holland
Marcellus E. Foster
The
Houstan Chronicle
N.T. Blackwell
Buck
Hyda Head
San Antonio
Abe Bay
Caxas
Louis d. Wartlum
Congress
Petty B Terns Editorial Association
Ros
Snenih Trail Association
Highway Department
Texas Highway Department
Tts
Wortham
St. Anthony
M. E. Foster
Houston Chronicle
Viitors
Enn Hamber of Commerce
Finger print protection for postal depositors adopted
Postal Savings depositors must place fingerprints on application blanks to guard against loss or theft of certificates. Fingerprints will be filed and later checked against those presented for cashing across the nation. If prints match, payment proceeds. if not, postal authorities will investigate. The measure aids illiterate or handwriting shifts and aims for near infallible protection.
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Bank of the Posts Service
San Antonio
F. W. Fuller
Fuller
New Orleans
Mr. Fuller
Mrs Harrison Dies Widow of City Attorney Pioneer of Bexar
Mrs Cyrene Harrison, age 71, widow of former San Antonio city attorney T. S. Harrison, died Thursday night at her home 1117 Colorado Street after a long illness. She was known as a pioneer figure in Bexar County.
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Bexar County
Cyrene Harrison
Colorado Street
Myre
Harrison
T. 8. Harrison
San Antonio
Pioneer couple of 1804 county funeral set in Somerset
An aged 1804 couple known as county pioneers are survived by two sons Bain of San Antonio and Tom of Desirer Golo a] sinter Mrs James McCloskey and brother Gu a Black Musuy among others. The funeral will be held Friday at 4 PM with burial in Somerset.
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Ara Two Tone
Bain
Baa Antonio
Tom
Desirer
Golo
Sinter
James McCloskey
Gua Black
Musuy
Tyes
Aumassus McCluskey
Harrison
Somerset
Greater San Antonio Magazine by city schoolchildren
City students plan a magazine titled Greater San Antonio to explore local life and industry in child language. Miss Fenny Tun Green leads the project funded by ads and distributed to libraries nationwide.
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Greater
San Antonio
Imade
Fife
Fenny Tun Green
Rotary committee to probe obscene magazines near schools
A Rotary club committee will investigate widely circulated magazines with obscene content. It plans to discourage sale near public schools and visit news stands to assess their origin and reach among city youth. Vocational extension officials spoke at lunch about training working students and expanding part time work funding.
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Rotary Club
Iter
Hos
Hotarimis
Abbi Sidney
Eichrman
William Knox
Lal I. McKenzie
Phil Hill
Edward Schenk
Brackenridge High School
Thieves Steal Pecans From Arnulfo Aguirre and Home
Arnulfo Aguirre on South pat street reported 500 pounds of pecans left on his front porch Thursday night. By Friday morning the pecans were gone as thieves searched the Heard home at 116 Graver street for money. Clothing and silverware were scattered and a small money order worth about 20 dollars was taken. A roadster owned by I. Small of Fairbanks avenue was stolen from the 500 block of East Commerce street Thursday night.
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Arnulfo Aguirre
South Patatreet
R.L. Hear
Graver Street
Chani
Fairbanks Avenue
East
Commerce Street
Exemption Petitions Highlight Large Asset Claims
J Dr Cord proprietor of the Cré n Jewelry Co at 727 West Commerce street spoke Friday about bankruptcy filings. He reported assets at 8887.30 with 7120 exemption, liabilities around 2407.21. The case centers on large asset claims and exemptions in the petition.
Yoakum Texas Adds A Second Voting Precinct
A local notice states Yoakum will have two voting precincts on the Lay View county side in future elections, replacing a single box due to increased ballot counts. The document lists debts and taxes owed, including jewelry items, taxes to the federal government, city of San Antonio, and other charges, signed by B. Grove.
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Monac Ata
Bae
Sain Antonio
Carlos Guersin
Yoakum
Tex
Des
Layview County
Nua
Daughters Dine At Kiwanis Father and Daughter Day
Daughters aged from three months to five years attended the Kiwanis club at the Gnoter hotel for the first annual Father and Daughter Day. Sante Clave distributed gifts to all present after a program of songs and recitations. Prizes went to the youngest and eldest daughters, while Percy Ty announced plans for a future Father and Son Day and Ladies Day at the next luncheon led by Nat M. Washer.
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Kiwanis Club
Gnoter
Sante Clave
Percy’ Ty
Veil
San Antonio
Kiwanis
Nat M. Washer
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