Lily Lou Feels Drawn To Father Chapter XLIX
A fragmented diary like scene recalls Lily Lou Feels drawn to her father as memories surface during a family gathering. The narrative recalls childhood rituals, parental flaws, and the weight of memory on Lily’s heart as she contemplates her strained family history.
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Lily Lou
Father
Loyisings
Rathee
Lily Son
Aer Lind
Geioiater
Levdine
Anmster
Dohn
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Bil
Lily
Dad
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Baylor Dave for STO Campaign Opens with $150000 Rally
The first district rally for the Baylor campaign to raise 150000 is planned for Thursday, with a morning session of district and Wasncla thal organics, followed by a noon event. O Edwards, vice president and general director, announced the schedule and total 750007 in nonadit funding for this year. A pastor and other speakers will address the audience, emphasizing Scaalling One Ruprint Schools to One Conythuong ey.
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Wasnclathal Organicrts
Br O
Edwards
Camnade
de Hnytlet
Nonadit
Diy
Lriths
Neal Ty Sella
Ulvary
de Leon Fyntisier
Sarran Elected to Lead Local Firemen Relief Fund
The article lists officers and committees of the Sarran Firemen Relief Fund body. President Mire Chris J. G. Sortaugen heads a board including G. A. Wart, F. Mosler, B. G. Mullagy, and others. Various committees cover auditing and relief planning with numerous named members.
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A. Firemen's Relief Fund
Chris J. G. Sortaugen
Biremen’s
Kollel Pond Association
Weeting Saticas- Tho
A. Onnenheimer Hah
Tedietler
Newton
I. F. Diehl
DrGasneri
G. MM. Dwyer
A. T. Gotchant
A. DL
Volhke
Dan Dassalige
G. Meret
Charles L. Giraay
E. Uh Zinsmeyer
Medy Butler
How Freswidge
Mil Wright
A. L. Rathke
Wood Dirk
Yetensport
M- Mechler
G. Te Gran
F. “Vna Wityer
Wacinlersips
Hort
G. ML. Diver
IL PB
Newlow Mint
Mieet
Ciwator
Boy Scout Troop Plans Banquet At Vista Event
Boy Scouts of America Troop 1% announces a banquet at the Vista residence at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Scout executive Carley Bryan and field commissioner George Brunett with leaders W. Th. Tuttle and William McIntosh will attend. details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Thin Vista
Wed- Neaday
Suinny Eleviva
Acoulmaster
Hia
W. Th. Tuttle
Wiliam Smcintosh
Carley Bryan
George Brunett
Robber Holds Up Laurel Pharmacy On Main Avenue
An elderly man armed with a pistol robbed Laurel Pharmacy at 2600 Main Avenue on Sunday night. Clerks and a customer were threatened, forced to surrender cash at the register, then the suspect fled on foot as police investigated the holdup.
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Suniay
Wight Kay Ton
Mast Mistletoe Street
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Mistletoe Street
Lnft
Anto Delinquents Face Arrest Feb 2 on Streets
Four mounted deputies will patrol Ray Antonia streets to enforce last year’s licenses. J W Collins warns drivers of tricks and requires chauffeurs for heavy vehicles. Officials urge compliance with license and vehicle rules ahead of the arrest date.
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Wohrufry
Merest Motorista
J. W. Collins
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Colling
Civil Service Exams Attract Hundreds For Jobs
About 50 candidates sat tests for civil service positions though around 200 expected competitors were not admitted due to incomplete eligibility, causing a substantial pool of applicants. The Feb tests, overseen by the civil service section, included discussions of exam formats and possible future opportunities.
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Rayinley
Th. Laekeuluioti
Civil Service Sec Folmry
Anet Ibal Yiipers
Health Lecture Slated at YWCA by Dr OBrien
The YWCA hosts the fourth health talk under the Physical Rehabilitation department. Dr Nie OBrien will speak with Mrs Toe Kopecky as hostess. The event is free and open to all invited women.
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Yeow
Physical Rehication
Nie O'Brien
Toe Kopecky
Mian Arrest Reported After Hotel Death in Austin
Police arrested Mian on suspicion of murder after the death of Aubrey Reaneil Uen nell 19 in a room at a hotel in Austin. Investigators recovered a hypodermic needle and a spoon hidden in a wall telephone box and questioned a woman in Austin about potential leads. The case involves a mysterious telephone tip from St. Louis and connections to a man in Austin, with the suspect named in local inquiries.
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Nedle
Eanleis
Mennett
Saptein Frank Jdamer
Teass Tangers
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Thennett
J. W. Benmott
Tyler
Peace Union
Indian Lectures Listed at Schools This Week
Major Ted Powell and Watwo Pabela Undine lead lectures at Ursuline and other schools this week. Programs run 10 a.m. Tuesday at Moline Ursuline, 11 a.m. Wednesday at Los Angeles, 1 p.m. Friday at St. Anne's, with events at Alamo Helphin and Lady of the Lake venues in the schedule.
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Furlong Returns From Mexico Trip
William Furlong, highway secretary of the chamber of commerce, visited San Antonio on Monday after a week long tour of a route between Laredo and Mexico City via FAL CiTlo. Data from the trip will be presented to road committees in Washington. The log noted disparities between Laredo and Mexico City along the Satting route.
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Factory Men Plan Ole Aid From Southwest Texas
KR Tl Kingston, newly elected president of the Antonio Manufacturers' association, declared Saturday that the chief aim is to use more local labor to produce goods for neighbors in the Southwest. Other plans include legislation and vocational training to attract attention. Secretary C Towell predicted that 1912 may not be a record year, aiming for substantial industrial improvements.
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Missionary Tassel to Speak at San Antonio Women’s Meeting
Missionary J. W. Tassel recently released from Japan will address the San Antonio unity women of Christian Union at Diepesk chapel, Kort Bim Uist, Monday at 7 30 p m. Gleo Attholde will lead on song services, the Powell orchestra will play, and Dr LE Diner will offer remarks.
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Oir
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de. LE
Diner
Elie
Missile breaks two windows of street car
A stretchent motorman A. Casiann reported a heavy missile, sung by an unknown person, broke two windows of the street car he operated after Grout and Agarila avoques on a late night. No injuries were reported.
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Suyitay
Park concession winners bond water bonds after council action
High bidders Mombbirt Celsins and Fugene Freel secured park concession bonds after the city council accepted their bids on Monday. The water bonds totaled £2300 and reflected the official approval of the concession arrangements.
Santa Anna Attack With 3500 Men Costly Losses
Native forces report Santa Anna attacked with about 3500 soldiers and suffered roughly 500 casualties while Texan commander Travis led 181 men who all perished in the engagement.
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Travis
Presbyterians Plan Foreign Mission Parleys in Two Conferences
Two Presbyterian foreign mission conferences are planned by the Presbytery of Western Texas. The San Antonio event Wednesday at First Presbyterian will feature Le Alva Binnie and Dr De Geant among speakers. a Friday meeting in the Lower Rio Grande Valley will host pastors and workers from many churches. Austin Seminary faculty and students are invited to the San Antonio gathering, with a banquet to follow and a 7:00 p.m. service in the chapel.
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T. S
Foreign Mission Committee
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Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
le Alva Binnie
Brazil
TH de Geant
Nashville
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Nies
Qudinorium
City to Publish Original Charter for Antonio
A copy of the original charter granted by the King of Spain to the city of Saint Antonio is prepared for official publication at the University of Texas. Carlas Castaneda, a Mexican American researcher at the university, secured a pristine facsimile from a library in Mericg and plans to announce the charter’s restoration and publication.
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Texas
University of Texas
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Sor Antonio
Girl Presides at Initiations in Sorority Honor
Miss Virrvia Beth Oentrix of San Antonio, a University of Texas student and president of Theta Sigma Phi, presided at an initiation ceremony for members of the sorority in Austin on Monday.
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Anti Tuberculosis Leader to Speak at Bexar Public Health Meet
Dr. Elya A. Wright, president of the Houston Anti Tuberculosis League and the Texas Tuberculosis Association, will address the Bexar County Public Health Association board meeting Tuesday at the Plaza Hotel. Mrs J B King has signed.
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Houston Anti-Tuberculosis League
Texas Tuberculosis Association
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Plaza Hotel
J. B. King
Behrendts of San Antonio Seek Patent Office Action
Edgar W Tl Behrendt and Adele M Behrendt of San Antonio request action from the United States Patent Office on a incubator device patent.
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Adele M. Behrendt
San Antonio
United States Batent
Monilay
Home Owners Pice Officers Election By Local Association
At a Friday meeting of the Tesar Counts Home Owners association in the Labor temple the adoption of constitution key laws and election of board members were discussed. Officers include Warne Davis president C O Bill first vice president Lex Alsberry second vice president and Williams Burke as reading clerk. The Crimace committee lists Jim Sterley Jack Rogers Martin Arnold and others. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Fridays. membership stands at 1K with space limitations at the Lowe temple.
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Labor Temple
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Ivy Sloosvil
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D. Yuse
Fred Sigdach
Cure Louw
Carl Liebers
George Nefton
J. &. Alntns
G. J. Laethese
Ugh McCla
Penang Chronicle Mentions Roosevelt Nomination Talk
A garbled Penang dateline piece reflects Democratic chatter about Franklin D. Roosevelt and Hoover, with informal chatter urging Romney to nominate Roosevelt while joking about past nominations and political chances in a chaotic exchange.
Open Forum Speaker Proposes Shift From Market Focus
Dr. Edward Griggs, professor of literature and ethics, will speak at the Queen Forum about moving away from commercialism. He argues the economy bogged down by reckless spending after World War I and predicts a shift toward profit sharing and renewed moral values.
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Weward Griggs
Indineh
Stanford Universiticy
Mein Avenue High School
Ap Slom
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Arity
Griggs
Koto
Fleuplu
City Commission Approves Broad List of Bills
The city commission approved payments including Merchant's bills 1600 dollars payroll supplies 13500 payroll 6080 interest on general fund notes 407.68 interest on recreation fund 133 and 122.31 for fire pension funds interest on 1990 general fund 4080.22 and 455.72 on another general fund purchase for investment bonds totaling 1694 003.05.
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General Fund
General
75 Gallon Still Seized in S A
Prohibition agents, during holiday operations, seized a 75 gallon still on Delmar Street in San Antonio along with whiskey mash and a small quantity of mash. Four pallets of mash were found at a location identified as Poth.
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Iccal Prohibition
Delmar Street
St Poth
Sign Painters Protest License Proposal Before City Council
Ht. H. Carrillo, recording secretary of the Sign Writers Local Union, filed a protest against a proposed 8130 painting ordinance pending before the city council. The measure would license all sign painters and impose a $1000 penalty.
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Sign Writers Local Union
Bunco Party for Palm Heights Club
The Palm Heights Club hosts a bunco party at the recreation center on Thursday evening. Organizer Moe Dey and supervisor Hamilton oversee arrangements, with attendees invited to join for an evening of games and socializing.
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Falm Heighta
Tursay Alahe
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