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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1945
Page
10
A dense OCR clutter lists Houston and Broadway street equipment dealers, auctions and broker offers for machinery, tools, motors, tractors, conveyors, and metalworking gear. It includes farm gear, furniture, livestock ads, and real estate prompts with scattered contact cues and sale notes.
Prices listed for crates and dozens across vegetables fruits and grains in a regional market report. Items include beets carrots onions potatoes squashes peppers and fruit such as apples and oranges with varied per crate or per bushel quotes. Strong entities include Louisiana California Texas and Idaho suppliers, with figures like 3.25 per sack 80 cents per dozen and 4.75 per box among others.
The fragmentary text hints at futures trading or market chatter with scattered references to cotton and a year like 2047. It reads as garbled OCR from a historical news item, offering no clear people, places, dates, or definitive events to summarize into a coherent card.
The Gunter and St Anthony hotels illuminate massive trees and festive scenes for guests. A lobby orchestra plays as crowds gather before doors open, with a note on holiday shopping crowds and a tale from a Women’s Home Companion on managing couples’ frictions at the fridge table. The Anacady National Secretaries Association chapter in San Antonio meets monthly for dinner, with officers and activities noted.
incoherent OCR fragment references international roles and a bomb topic with scattered names and phrases. core meaning unclear. summarizes a garbled piece with no coherent event or outcome.
Grain market data appears garbled with scattered names, codes, and numbers. The readable items include references to quantities, percentages, and a possible November date fragment, but no clear event, location, or entities to confirm a coherent summary.
Fragments of a 2022 era local page show mixed items including fire alarm references, street names such as Mireint street and Mayfield Blvd, and vague notices. The garbled text mentions West Houston area, theater and photography ads, a December date, and a long string of names and places with little clear narrative.
A dense OCR of a local paper lists numerous individuals and locales in a sprawling memorial and notices section. It mentions families, towns, and events with names like Merne Baek, Viola Lane, Gertie, and many others, interwoven with scattered hints of dates and roles. The text reads like a garbled roster of births, marriages, deaths, and community notices without full sentences.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dick Tracy and Dick Verney with scattered names and terms. The readable content hints at a historic comic or figure list, plus several garbled names and phrases. The piece appears as a chaotic note rather than a coherent article.
Mrs. Roy J. Vanhert discusses housing scarcity after selling her home at 229 West Rosewood and planning hotel stays for two months. A six-foot Santa greeted guests at the Metger party. Veterans in San Antonio recall the past while stationed in the Philippines. Lefty Fontaine and family shelter in The Little House ahead of Texas A&M enrollment in February.
Miss Ann Aikin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alkin married Licut. J. Holmes son of Mrs. J. M. Haines of Lonndanin Md on Thursday. Rev. R. O. McCown performed the ceremony before an improvised ceremony setting with wreaths and tapers. Miss Marjorie McClung sang nuptial solos. The bride wore a green suit with brown accessories and a gardena corsage. the groom wore a gold suit. After January 1 the couple will reside in Phoenix, Arizona where Lieut. Holmes is stationed.
Mr and Mrs Harold Olmstead and Miss Celith Dlecer visited in Sioux Falls with Olmstead relatives during the holidays. The family notes Harold Olmstead has spent years in a prison camp, a reflection on past times.
Gambtin Gamblin visits Lithonia and Muscatine dams with guests Haronta and WW. Gambtin is stationed at a naval base in Gulfport Mississippi.
A social calendar lists Dyana Men Copeland hosting a cocktail party at 9 pm at Whebe Hone with Miss Bevnine Cullen and Anity Steenwand. Mrs Edwin Jones hosts a dinner dance at the St Anthony Hotel at 7 pm with Miss Eat Fitgrvell, Tod Bvech, and Anvellis party. County Club informal gathering and a La Fonda party feature May Law Willigmagn and Patriels Elitinelit. Beverly Stadle announces an engagement.
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