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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1931
Page
21
Classified ad style listing several used cars including a 1929 Essex four door sedan and various Chevrolets Buicks Fords and others. Prices, terms, and dealer contact details appear with model years and descriptions, highlighting sale emphasis on affordable used vehicles.
Fragmentary text describes Pershing's actions and distant coastal troops with references to 1917 era military context. It mentions French occupation, air force notes, and United States command concerns, with garbled names and figures. The readable fragments hint at supply and manpower movements and warnings of extraordinary conditions affecting deployment.
In a fragmented wartime discussion officials warn of rapid Allied manpower strain. The piece cites limited infantry and machine tool reserves, urging intensified mobilization and production to avert near term danger as Allied offensives unfold.
Disjointed text discusses U S Army strategy and American manpower, referencing General Feeb and other officers. It alludes to wartime provisioning, possible dates, and the aim to sustain American forces in France while criticizing or clarifying command actions.
A damaged OCR text traces Allied and German troop movements, divisions, and supply efforts across Front lines. It references Second and Third divisions, construction of engines, and various officers, with scattered names and locations, conveying wartime activity and reorganization.
Fragmented OCR lists marriages permits and vital records with names, ages, places, and dates. Includes officials, locations such as Tulane and Calderon, and numerous personal entries, reflecting a chaotic roster of unions, births, and legal notices from a late nineteenth or early twentieth century local paper.
A scrambled OCR style report references a German front and unnamed leaders, discussing Allied and German positions. The text mentions plans, reference points, potential commands, and political actions centered on wartime events and approvals by leaders in Washington and elsewhere.
Fragmentary OCR of military orders lists names and notes likely related to examinations and assignments. The readable items reference officials, locations, and actions but lack coherent context. Names such as Malgeral and Keo Lamdas appear amid garbled phrases and scattered terms.
The notice outlines charter actions amid disorder with unclear names and scattered affiliations. Key figures such as Webber Minh Yanees and Harry Beall appear in fragmentary references, while mentions of San Ane and WL Keanklle suggest locations or individuals involved in the proceedings. The text remains garbled, preserving limited, unreadable details.
Mary Streich died Wednesday morning. Funeral services conducted at 2 p.m. in the Streich chapel with burial at Mission Park. Les Serpich had lived in San Antonio for 122 years, previously at 235 Redondo Street.
A garbled report notes delays in Senate consideration of a forced labor bill within the Finance Committee agenda. The fragment references importation issues tied to labor provisions and ongoing debates among lawmakers and administration officials. The text is incomplete and presents unclear names or dates.
Wright confined at home due to fire and police commission meeting details show he attended a city flat meeting Wednesday except for brief outside time. No further specifics on location or agenda provided.
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