Ginning Of Cotton Four Million Bales Less Than In 1920
Fragmented report notes cotton ginning totals in early 1921 fall short of 1920 by about four million bales. Mentions regions and entities such as American Bay ption and Sew Jelard with references to Americus-Egyptian Fay of Sea Island and state measurements across Arkansas and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dun
Culton Ginoed Pring
FSM
Sdims Bilder
American Bay
Danuery Z
Aebales
Americus
Fay
Sea Island
Stares Qa Sumyaley
Arkansas
Hlorida
Arson and Robbery at Travis Laundry Building
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Kate Gemp Travis laundry last Saturday night as the building burned and a safe was found toppled with $1300 missing. Several injuries were reported including Archie Graham in critical condition after a fall, and other responders hurt opening a window and a pipe. Investigators led by Lieut. Col. Teohart G. Coldwell and Majors Charlton and Clarkson conducted the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gemp Travis
Tres Joerd
Abe
Munrks
Archie Graham
Remount Fire Department
Tiv Hun Hospital
J. Hox
H. F. Carnot
Prank West
The
Boars
Teohart G. Coldwell
George (. Charlton
Gerbert ZL
Clarkson
J. L. Bass
Run Over by Truck Injures Fire Captain
Fire Captain Panage of Mothr Trick Company No 2 was hit by a truck while returning from a fire drill at 10 45 in the morning. He was taken to Green Memorial Hospital. A front wheel ran over his legs and feet as another truck passed.
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M. Pontage
Mothr
Delirng
Trobert XI
Green Memorial Hospital
Baijie Stram Bakers
North Ciores Street
Panlusa
North Wieres
Baclidavrune
Barzan
Ae Cnutgin Pontuse
Woman Hit By Car Incity Collision Near Mint Lorine
A woman was struck by a car and taken to Robert B. Hospital after the collision near Mint Lorine Street. Police reported the crash and identified the driver as Frederick Aiminna. The injured person, whose name is withheld, remained under medical care as investigators reviewed urban traffic conditions.
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Jeni Brinni
Brooks J
Robert B
Ériel Lex
Prant
Jatter
Pli
Frederick Aiminna
Drake
Elreet
Vagrants Fined After City Arrests and Warrants
An incident report outlines vagrants fined amounts of twenty, five, and one hundred dollars. Warrants and arrests occurred during morning hours with officials including Chief of Police and a San Antonio file referenced. Multiple names and descriptions appear, noting city-wide detentions and careful handling of suspects.
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ANON
Werle Holt
Wright
Polio Macet
San Antonio
BLK
Gelien
Enltrgeel
Glad She Took The Doctor's Advice
An old advertisement fragment touts Dr Pierce’s favorities and other remedies for women's health. It references testimonials from patients and notes benefits claimed for various medicines, urging readers toward purchases and cures described as reliable.
Tequila But No Man Standoff In Southton Road Crash
Capt Charles Stevens reports a wreck on the Southton road Sunday when a car sped to race another vehicle. The Mexican driver lost control at a sharp turn, plunging into a field as two youths observed. Police later recovered the scene and reported bottles scattered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Hunn
Hilding
Trquik
Cagtany Severs
Sonthrom Road
Wim
Temeila
Muiny
Wees
Capeaix Stevens
Ven Riper
Twoys
Stevens
Thor
Feo
Lie Cay
Drug Store Robbery and Local Theft Spree Reported
Robbery of RT. Tiel drug store at North New Braunfels Avenue and Burnett Streets found Tuesday morning after a door was left open. Five cartons of cigarettes taken. Thieves rifled J Sherman residence on South Wresa Street Monday night, stealing a small amount of jewelry. Entry cut at Feed Richards home on Porter Street but nothing taken. Clothes at Mrs. Criventes home on McCullough Avenue stripped of about a dozen garments. Auto theft added to the spree with a car taken near East Horton and St Mary’s streets. One man believed to have had over twenty seats and stole a hotel item during the night. Ad inserted for a local elixir and drug store promotion.
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RT. Tiel
New Braunfele Avenue
Burnett Streets
J. {. Sherman
Wresa Street
Feed Richards
Porter Street
T. S. Criventes
McCullough Avenue
Monten
Dakata Street
Bis
East Honetou
St. Mary’a
Ty Wus
Oeoch
V the Makes
Secret council meeting breached in Mayer Mark arrest case
Report shows Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mayer Mark’s office with top officials to discuss a money fine and the ongoing inquiry. The exact participants and outcomes remain unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
Proposal for private auditor in city matters discussed
City council Monday debated an attorney representing the men at the law farm. A plan proposed to appoint a private auditor to handle the work and to pay all expenses. Officials planned to review the matter with the current committee before approval.
NEW LIBRARY BOARD APPOINTMENTS APPROVED BY MAYOR
Mayor Binek confirms eight new trustees to the Board of Trustees of the library alongside reappointed members to fill one year terms. Appointees include Mrs R N Martiidine, Teray Denman, McM Harris, D Arthi Moorn, Dan Dielmann, Tossie Crass, Ac Wright, and C J Cur. Retiring members listed are Dr Frederick Terrell, William Aubrer, Al 8, PD Drought, Mrs Clayton Seatt, Elisabeth Houston, Tadge M B Bok ess, William Campbell and Otto Pfinf. Includes mention of continuation of notable cemetery and local park notes.
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Binek
Ight Unders
Trastece
Mone Aay
R.N. Martiidine
Teray Denman
McM. Harris
D- Arthi Moorn
Frederick Terrell
William Aubrer
Drought
Clayton
Elisabeth Houston
Tadge M
Bokess Wiliam Campbell
Otto Pfinf
Marshall Terrell
Constance Tesselx
Ars
Ty I. Vanderhoven
Terrell’ Hartlett
G. Lelahton
Dhovas Fravilin
Washer
Defendants Jailed After Disturbing Court Procs
Ed Ogden and Daniel Casteneda faced charges for pox wetesing and selling a quart of tenuiln. Casteneda pleaded guilty and received a three month sentence. Ogden was fined and jailed for three months after waiving a jury trial. Other defendants faced various verdicts and fines in a tense session before Judge Wort. Alberta, Guerra, and Gurren received fines and jail terms for related offenses. Frank Pernal pleaded guilty to possession and sale charges and was fined.
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Ed Ogden
Daniel Casteneda
Wort
Casienrla
Ogden
Fox
West
Tim
Tonia Mendoza
Rie Monday
Kofarr
Defrrrel Sentener
Diherin Guerra
Tesas Gurren
Ieener
Alberte
Alberta
Frank Pernal
Vauwor
Unclear historical notice from the Treight Bureau records
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and roles such as Pawickett and Sant Aumilo Tevight hucend, with scattered identifiers like Gruter batel and Latff C2 Bayinberger. Multiple typos and garbled phrases obscure concrete events, dates, or outcomes. the readable items indicate personnel and titles rather than a cohesive incident or action.
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Treight Bureau
Pawickett
Sant Aumilo Tevight Hucend
Talideul
Emsning
Bureau
Gruter Batel
A. Halmgreen
I. Linkymieai
Latff
Bayinberger
Sonetitan
Henwon
Kangs
Local Obituaries Reflect Struggles and Final Rest
A string of notices details deaths in San Antonio and nearby areas. Nancy Henderson of 206 Jutiers Street and Mrs. Nancy Henderson, a Kentucky native, are named among the deceased with services planned at Ludwig Undertaking. The list includes Mr. Geene Teicheli, 72, a German native long resident of San Antonio, and J. Z. Donalds, a Spanish-American War veteran, with funerals at local churches and Mission Burial Park. Interments follow in several local cemeteries as families mourn and dignity is observed.
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Nancy Henderson
Nanca Henderson
To V’otock Muesdiay
Hey
Carson Slrad
Sly
Kentucky
San Antonio
Inel Wey
Shody
Mattie Renk
Yeorge W. Henderson
San Antonia
Kamuel M
James Hy
Adam No Meuthcren
Oklatours
Ludwig Undertaking
Birmey
Spring Town
Okla
Bek
Grensons
Ir Reichel
Oeene Teicheli
Iyeal
Germany
Asin Autouin
Sys
Max Hannigan
Max Treichelt
Batt
Antonio
Herman Heichelt
Chicago
Compan Ney
Aul
F. Hein
Grace Lathoran
Mission Burial Park
Donalds
St. Mary's Church
D. F. Nichol
Mission Parial Park
Obituary Notice for Rose and Family Tragicful Loss
Rose 18, a longtime San Antonio resident, died after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday with burial at the family cemetery. Survived by a widowed husband, daughter Helen Annie Davis, and other relatives. Crockett funeral home arranging. ambulance and medical staff noted.
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Helen Annie Davis
Hole Aone
Taivit
Aml Alms
Raymond W. Bavis
Seaidenes
Ceterick
Citesiliye Asorning
Kanerad
Ceuetery Ab
Noell
Maven
Mifird
Hero
Thi Shelley Tanda
Ar, Hagy & Metallum
Uudesbabere Paidt
Crockett
Indy
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Tequila
Seareh Mae
Trinurer
Secret Council
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Lambert
Tavis
Urad
NEW Library Board
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Mayer
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Lewis
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Danderine
Wivat
Wosuy
San Antoni
Ethy Sheley Wulter
Pearce & Wilbert
America
Kash Levine
Man's Store
Alamo Plaza
Gunter
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Perry Tyrrell
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