Hoover Birthplace Will Bear Tablet at Weet Branch
At Weet Branch Iowa the birthplace of Meebers Hoover will be marked by a granite boulder bearing an inscription. The Iowa City chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will oversee the dedication.
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Aowa City
Iowa
Juin
Meebers Hoover
Weet Branch
Towa City
Iuughters of the American Revolution
How To Get Rid Of Catarrh
An old advertorial notes a home remedy by Dr Blosser for catarrh and related ailments. It touts a medicinal herb cigarette product that delivers soothing smoke to head, nose, throat, and lungs, claims no tobacco, suitable for children, and urges purchase from druggists for perceived benefits.
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Dy, Blosser
Blosser
Ruth Death and Divorce Drama Bakes in New York and Boston
The article recounts Ruth’s accusation against Babe Ruth and dentist Dr Kinder over her death and divorce plans. It notes Ruth’s statements denying divorce demands, Ruth’s sister Nora Woodford’s remarks, and Ruth’s husband Babe Ruth’s tearful police appearance. It also covers Ruth’s death certificate issues and a Montreal connection, with references to Widower Kinder and family members.
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Muth
Suth
Milmore
William FP. Binder
Ruth
Helen
New York
Babe
Claire Hodgson
Qvean
Hodgson
Crimir
Claire
Joby Condon
Bake
Christy Walsh
Walsh
Treddom
Helen Caid
Reno
Moody sworn in for second term in Austin
Moody takes office in Austin for a second term and pledges duties to the people. He urges legislators to unite in advancing progress and welfare, stressing timely measures and devotion to public service amid changing state needs. He reflects on Texas growth and gratitude to citizens, vowing continued dedication.
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Austin
Legion Sued for 6026 20 in unpaid bills hearing set
Kellr Maverick Lumber Co claims 1047.04 due for lumber while Fort Bam Houston Athletic Assn seeks 2190 on an original indebtedness of 4440 and Service Reg rating Co asks 11880.10 for cards and advertising. The suit requests a receiver for the Tenth American Legion convention bureau, stating it is not connected with national or local Legion bodies. Judge W S Anderson to hear the application Friday morning.
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Giointifte
Tenth American Legion Conven‘tion Bureau
Tee‘cock
W. S. Anderson
Thirty-savtnth District Court
Kellr
Maverick Lumber Company
Fort Bam Houston Atletic Association
Rae Grating . Company
Appraintme
Boerne man Bunn freed after murder charge bond
Bunn, 23, charged with first degree murder of his stepfather Joe Graham, was released Tuesday on a $500 bond signed by three friends. Bond approval delayed due to nonresidency and signature issues. He stated he shot to protect his mother and went to the Graham home after release. trial set for late February in Henderson County.
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Joe Graham
Inger Af Bornie
Friens Crom
Bunn
Boerne
T'pan
Je. &. Woodles
Dorrie
Id Bierseh-wale
Justice of the Peace
W. G. Davis
Dune
Tuesday Boon
Graham
Fedevars
Hendallrannts
College couple travels from Brownsville to San Antonio
A romantic trip gone wrong ends in transformation as a young couple from Brownsville travel to San Antonio. They quit university life, dreamed of a bright future, and end up penniless in a rooming house on North Alamo Street. A troubling night leads to legal consequences for the girl who spent her first night in jail.
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Saleman
Se Zuin
Lidda
Robertson's
Flivver
South
Tle
Brownsville
Intertson
San Antonio
North Alamo Street
Fragmented OCR on weather and pricing shifts in New York and California
An OCR snippet reports price drops in newsprint from 310 to 188 per ton and notes reduced output across paper and newsprint production. It mentions New York, California, Florida and the Gulf Coast, with references to temperature drops and labor shifts but contains many garbled words and partial names.
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Tive
Wasa
Jamynullahy
New York
Aero
Ueklawa
Nuvi
Nea Ad
Ky 1
Dl Serra Cunagiae
Suburbanites Vote Eligibility Question Raises City Election
Meyer O. M. Chambere questions if suburban residents will be eligible to vote in the city election next year. He asks City Attorney Toe Tyas for an opinion on whether state residence requirements apply when voters move within the county to council districts and if removal rules affect eligibility for suburban territory.
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Meyer O. M. Chambere
Neyer Chambers
Mtwy
Iinyer
Invexeil
Radio Fan Turns on Set and Finds Thief Has Speaker
A radio fan reports his set stolen after returning home to find the thief had removed the speaker. B G Gonzales, arrested earlier, located the incident while turning on the radio. Mars Lik Peterson reports a diamond ring valued at 200 and an $20 cad token from a purse drawer. Mrs Jane Cheves reports a silver item set and a watch stolen from her apartment.
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B. G. Gonzales
Mars
Liki Peterson
Bluebonnet Hotel
Janes Cneves
Navarro Street
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