Food saving demonstrations to be held in six San Antonio schools
Six San Antonio public schools host food conservation demonstrations this week under the home economics department. Lectures, prepared by University of Texas home economists and the food administration, cover fifteen lessons through June. Demonstrators include Miss Ama Pirie and teachers from Brackenridge High, School No. 11, No. 19, No. 20, No. 26, and Freebie, with schedules listing times from 3:30 to 8:00 p.m. Housewives are urged to attend with pencil and notebook as recipes will be written on blackboards.
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San Antonio
Home Economics
Ama Pirie
Home Economics Department
University of Texas
Food Administration Board
Tha Jesson
Dutea
Brackenrliga High School
Milien
Pansy Chapman
Kittle Carliale
Mary
Andrews
School No
Olciex
Kites
Kate Andrew
Keliool Wr
Freefay
O'Clobk
Eleanor Turner
Food Administration
Walter
Higher wages urged for Kansas working girls
Emma Brosette of the Kansas Industrial Welfare Commission argues for wage increases for girls employed in industrial work in Kansas. She notes 47 percent of working girls are self supporting, most live at home, and many lack education. Data show long hours, low retention, and a high turnover among young female workers.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Misa Emnna
Brosette
Kansas Industrial Welfare Commission
Worling
Shoe Men to Hold Unique Convention at Gunter Hotel
The Texas Shoe Retailers Association plans what could be the state’s largest shoe industry convention at the Gunter Hotel, with about 300 attendees. Exhibits worth thousands will fill the lobby, mezzanine, ballroom, and other spaces, featuring shoes, boots, findings, and machinery. George Volk of Dallas will preside, with talks by industry leaders and a banquet opening session replacing the usual closing meal.
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Guitar Hotel
As~sociation
National Association of Shoe Relations
Wit
Tiresdaya
Ses~sion
Chicago
Tavies
Halle
Chlenge
Fegse
Bon TH
Bilgan
Sssoukulon
Washington
Whiel
United States
Russia
England
France
Alayekaa and Aleutian Island Names Across History
A fragmentary historical note traces the evolution of names for parts of the Aleutian region. It cites terms like Alayekaa and Alayakea used by indigenous Aleuts and later transformed as the area’s geography and identity shifted under external influence.
East Texans Most Susceptible to Disease at Camp
Investigation by Lieut. Mader shows men from hookworm sections of Just Wexss more prone to ailment than others. Maj. Heller notes pneumonia highest in the 360th Infantry, from East Texas, while hospital personnel and quarters show no pneumonia. About 30 percent may have hookworm. treatment to be considered. Tuberculosis rate low with only 87 cases discharged.
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Fred Mader
Aenitary Corps
Travia
Joseph M. Heller
Ninetieth Division
Texas
Oklahoma
Mader
360Th Infantry
Quartermaster Department
Bakers and Cooks’ School
Magnital Corps
Bakers’ and Cooks' School
Heller
Oklahoma Bars Texas Cotton Seed Over Weevil
Oklahoma bans all Texas cotton seed and related products due to weevil risk. Officials say shipments from Texas require a fumigation certificate issued by state inspectors. The move follows concern over spread of a pest associated with cotton cultivation in Texas and China.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Austin
Vox
Vosns
Comtilysioner of Agriculture
W. Dav
Olduhontu State Board of Agricultan
China
Gener
Tooney
Davie Chat
Scouts Raise Funds for San Antonio Boy Scouts Drive
An eighty eight ton dollar effort gathered into the San Antonio Boy Scouts treasury after a Saturday drive by district campaigners. Supporters included many named local business figures and residents who contributed the ten dollar rate, with a long list of donors such as the Praegen Kohler firm and others. The campaign continues as every one of the 599 named supporters is called upon to contribute and sustain the local scout movement.
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San Antonio
Bandres
Gee
Baukdey
Jay Lambert
Edward Po Crrreth
A. Webb
al. Blacher
A. Curry
WV. Goott
B. Weakley
Larry Stautter
Ji J
Gutsay Teernaworth
Martright
Wright
John W
Weaher Bros
A. B. Prank Company
Caffarelli Brog
George J. Caambell
K. Bo Clegs
Frank M. Lewis
Ly Gaxley
W. 1. Stimpson
Carlos Bee
Genext
Thomas N. Hraith
Keensong & Suebee
Jiclingreen
Ward
T. If Bipdaonn
A. J. Byrne
David Gottlieb
Albert Miverick
John B. Caerington
Georgy B. Talliaferro
Wy Alexander
Allensworth
Carnatinn Cunning
W. C. Silmen
Biggest Offer Ever Made to Investors Anywhere
A bold investment pitch touts Buffalo Oil & Refining Corporation as offering a rare chance to buy into proven producing properties. The Goose Creek Townsite lease is claimed to be delivering thousands of barrels monthly and near-term growth is forecast as wells approach full depth. The described field includes wells within feet of the property line and references the large Sweet Evaline gusher with initial production around 36,000 barrels per day.
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Buffalo Oil & Refining Corporation
Toane
Goose Creek
Cunstalil
Buffalo Ol & Refining Corporation
Fragmentary Names Cast From Silhouetted Ledger
A garbled OCR list shows numerous personal and company names with scattered initials and titles. Readable items include Walter, Shafer, Behelng, Kell, Byrun, and U.S. Pawlet alongside multiple unclear affiliations, suggesting a damaged directory or notice page.
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Lullo
Prapheros
Marshall Hicks
Bermut & 4Udek
Toxke Brow
Henna Vuyton
Mayerick-Chirke Company
Why
Ben
Bak
Brank
Coleman J. B. Lawright
Magy
Cemt Company
Walter
Shafer
William J Behelng
Lee
Luter
GC. Rees
George J. Kell
G. M. By
Army officers appointments and reassignments announced
An internal military notice lists new appointments and assignments across units, including the Nation Army and various posts. It names officers such as Nadia Army, Nathinal Amy, Ker lon, and Joven Chintopher Wwathle J. Ghorea, with details on reporting locations and sequences of duties amid reorganizations and reserve status.
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Nadia
Dodephie
Purtelin
Nathinal Amy
Athicara Renarvy
Ania
Ashallon
Wallhita
Wilteliial Marely
Artie
Keraieth Bor Porher
Elxel Weiler
Joven Chintopher
Wwathle J. Ghorea
Aivert
Hutto
Honortsen
Gwineevee
Phe
Howe
Carroll
Feld Wu J. Dniounceil
Condislouienant van Jf
Rouge
Unt
Tepamler Corps
Arana Rem
Kelige
Seton Arelvonest
Personal mentions and registrations across multiple cities
A garbled list of names and places shows individuals and registrations across New York, Tennessee, Austin, and other locales. Mentions include Anthony Peter, Mrs Tatra Monra, Kinney, Cheever Hi overs, William Partie, Mina of Mourton, Travia of Aloa Alexander, and Maier Vovey among others, all linked to various registries or events at venues like the Gunter, Menger, and Santer. The text reads as a fragmented roster of personal notices and registrations with unclear dates.
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Michurla
New Yorke
Anthony Peter
Slater
Wiewehtvake
Gwotor
Canan
Keyintie
Menger
Uurdnor
Anthiney
Hbuiley N. Uorhue
New York City
Travia
Aloaandela
HamTstan
Santer
Maier Vovey
Morwan
Bia Guital
Assistants' Absence Delays Division Athletics Instructors
A temporary absence of leading athletics instructors at Campantoy affects Captain Broscius division. Lieutenant Murrell Wicie and Phyalent Watructor are noted as substitutes while Anthony aba, physicw instructor, is away at Camp tantoy for officers' training.
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Beatius
Linuteniut Murrell Wicie
Tha Assthegheasa
Military Policeman Found Not Guilty of Killing
A military policeman named Heard was acquitted in a case arising from a December 31 shooting in the Leonanrings camp. Lt Heard was shot in the right arm while returning to his quarters at about 11:20 p.m. The verdict absolves Sgt Key and questions the use of firearms by military police enforcing the law.
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Jeet
Imantry
Flo
Johnston
Borgt
Romulus
Woy
Virat Company
15Th Military Police
Key
Tiavtenant
Lown
Leonanrings
Unclear OCR Record from Temple Area Notice
Reading shows a damaged OCR snippet mentioning Mr and Mrs C W Steard living in Temple with a brother in need. The fragment lacks clear event, dates, or organizations to form a fuller item.
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Parants
Mr. Ait
C. W. Steard
Temple
Obituary for Yannis i drench in Jacksonsville
Obituary notice lists Bev. Yannis i drench a native of Bow Ane Honky who died at 2:80 o clocks Tuesday afternoon at his home. Surviving wife, children, and a long list of relatives are named. Funeral services to be held at Central Christian Church with Rev. Hugh Me Lela officiating. Mr Conover lived in Texas years and in San Antonio. he was a prominent member of the Central Christian Church. Burial in City Cemetery No.4 with long list of pallbearers and community figures attending.
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Yannis i
Bev
Irench
Aye
Bow
Teres
Jb Brench
Watt
Sma Aalonie
Baxter
Dickswnville
Etx
Lucien
Ant
Lox Angeles
Elmo Trenen
Ernest
Chieholm
Misa Wintfred French
Anne Carrol French
Jidas
Kreneh
James Vi Wreneh
Los Angeles
Otive Mreneh Devine
Hhlyely
Jankity G. Yates
Burt Worth
S.m. Lonoyers
Thorsey
Mis Foe
Weuntiy Street
Central Christian Church
Mugh Me- Lela
Conover
Texas
San Antonio
Hin
Newon
J. v. Yanks
J Conrand
W. B. Rumkin
W. 1
Shaw
I. Tehind
Kerehy
J. W. Monkton
Gily Cemetery No
Court-Martial Opens February 1 at Camp Travis
A general court martial is convening February 1 at Camp Travis 4520 for the trial of vehicular cases. Captains Lave Vander kool Walter Feral and others named as officers, with Grace appointed judge. Proceedings cover multiple detainees and pending cases from the region, details scarce in the fragment.
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Siartind Hex Leenppointert
Camp Travia
Pebrudry
Tangs
W. Ts Aron
Lave Vander
Kool
Walter Feral
Wwaliam
Brown
Thygna
St Marys Alumni Edge Orioles After Three Overtime Periods
In San Antonio on a Saturday night, St Marys Alumni defeated the Orioles after three extra periods in the City League game. Matyas Alun-Wil per led the Alumni to a 43 84 victory, with key scoring by Merkel and Henkel as the third overtime produced the decisive goals.
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ST. Mary's
Orioles
San Antonio
Wey
Matyas Alun- Wi Leur
Heckel
Agin
Ted Wy
Merkel Tosyut
Martine
Genitiva
Henkel
Cappayns
Marines
Pozzi Alvided Hhaners
Oriolex
M. C. Sane Inagas
Avie
Wesley Bield
Outdoor air and rosy cheeks promote well being
A promotional clipping invites readers to enjoy outdoor life in cold air. It claims breathing is soothing and harmless, advertising a 2 oz product for Jungkind's Drug Store at 111 Aya near Howton St.
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Jungkind’s Drug Store
Aya. C
Howton St
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Shelley-Lochie Tintertakings Co
Peirce-Robinson Undertaking
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Outtermaster Corps
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