Opening Day Drama At Light's Cooking School Mess
A January 2, 18230 a.m. incident near Fort Woreed involves Mart Worth officers and two Dallas detectives chasing a suspect. The man allegedly confessed in Missale Dallas to shooting a shore worker named Joseph Piccola during a fight. Authorities in Chicago and Dallas hold him for interrogation in connection with the February 4 attack.
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Dallas
Asurder
Dalkis Grecov
Chenegee
Sispect
Joseph Piccola
Hotel Greeters Chief Leaves on Galveston Trip
The head of the Hotel Greeters of America and accompanist from Chicago attend a gala in San Antonio and Galveston as guests of honor, with hotel executives present at the Plaza hotel event.
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Galveston
Ant Monger
Gunter Hotel
C. J. Worjonlag
Chicago
Eletel Greeters of America
Ttt
Thuiston
Galveston Tyostay
Spewhiltie
San Antonin
Miesnes
Sa Antonio Hotel
GO Hotel
Plaza Hotel
Jack White Munacer
Puan
Gieeeid Jenstpinster
Record crowds fill San Antonio cooking expo venue
A large opening day of the Light’s annual Cooking School, Mo mes and Wealth exposition drew about ten thousand attendees, with 2500 in the basement hall and more seating added to accommodate the surge. Speakers included Ida M. Chitwood, Gene Lewis, and Miss Tuttle, praising home cooking and maternal skills.
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Municien
The
Light
San Antonio
Wililsam
Chilwood
Gene Lewis
Val- Ace Theater
Ida M. Chitwood
Lewis
Chitwood
Ginje Bedler
Tuttle
Indy
Miss Tuttle
Everr
Deleansson
Tam
Ely
Elise of Close
Gimbrie
Malowke Court
Plp. Anderson
Warren Street
Setl Gereles
Washee
MS McCaldistr
Senth
Trig West Aahbe Place
We. Penner
Tarbara Alis
Teasie Ohlon
I¢H Kirhin
Will Morrison
North Olive Mart
Haale
Dav
Jack Sante
Kendalin Aventir
Mra
North St. Mees
J. M Parker
West Agarita Ner
M Chicago Houbecard
Tretarge
Mess Trent
Oratorio rehearsal and divorces in a busy court page
The page notes an oratorio band rehearsing a complex program with a March date and open rehearsal for the public. It also lists multiple divorces granted, with names and little detail, reflecting a crowded county notices section and civic updates.
Cleanliness First Rule of Gebhardt's Food Plant
A feature on Gebhardt Kitchens emphasizes cleanliness as the core of production. The article praises spotless facilities, protective gear for workers, and sanitary practices, noting fresh meats, government inspections, and a large refrigerating unit underpinning product safety. It also highlights scenic grounds and visitor interest from housewives touring the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebhardt
United States
Iselond
Goring
South
Iria Streel
Mt Gobharde
Aovtoviv
Pinot
Famed Syrup Sold Here In San Antonio
A fragmented ad copy touts several syrups including cane syrup produced from Louisiana crops. It mentions W Roddenbury firms packing and distribution in San Antonio, advertising dependable quality and family use. References Maples de aut Cane Crush and Collis company for distribution.
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W. Roddenbury
Ibulen
San Antonio
Gonson
Willy Ie
UF Choigesl
En Exon
Che
Lo Pla
Enlire
Collis
Ssf
Van Sweringen Offload Rail Plan Behind Parley
ClevelandPel November reports Van Sweringen factions quit a rail merger talk. The parties eye a four-term system and new intermodal plans. Filing to ICC expected with broader industry reform proposals.
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Ciaveland
Cleveland
van Swerineote
Vwsty
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Mresha
Sebieh
Fay Ty He Mistletoe Creameries, Inc
Eleanly
Vainik
Mistletoe Creameries, Inc
Suis LT
Collins Company
WB Roddenbery
Sat Giro, Georgia
Amiondny
Von
Juri
Nile
David Ta
Hen
Fivehye Hh Mierin
Hyeb Bpieder
Walter Rudaler
Hans Stitesta
Thaelsatan Stone
Maggie Muth Sankey
Walter Kunkey
Jen Mitehell
Corneling Mile
Tushar
Virginia
Sonning Bar Batewale
Adis
Lee
Weller
Tunneys Ammive
Italy
Rome
Gene Pummey
Riviera
Hellotel Tessie
Jbl
van Sweringens
R. RB
Philco
Prilco
Allelectric
Philco Electric Radio
Southwestern Radio Co
Phone Crockett
A. W
Melton
Lexington Avenue
Thomson Dotson Co
Broadway
Crockett
Ross-Baker Co
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