Police Seek Youthful Robber After Weekend Stings
Sun Antonio police hunt a young robber who stole a car and watch after an armed encounter near Norte Ake and Twelfth Street. The youth, armed, forced Garvey to walk to a vacant lot, then fled with the watch. At Hay Street, a grocer, 41 Hayes Street, was robbed of 60 and a pistol revealed. the bandit fled on foot with a pistol after threatening the grocer during a transaction for 200 and 60.
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B.J. Garvey
Houstom Street
Norte Ake
Lakeview Avenue
Ives
A. Hartman Sng
AL Dynseh Garver
Garver
EB. J. Thomas
Haye Street
Thomas Sud
Thomas
Bids on Roads in 20 Counties Received
Bids were opened across twenty counties in Wisconsin as state officials considered road projects. The process involved multiple bidders and sought to advance infrastructure improvements with funded proposals and anticipated schedules.
Woman Swallows Drug After Being Cornered
A chaotic scene unfolds as a woman swallows a drug when confronted by officials. The incident involves a figure named Mrs. An Bone and appears to center on a confrontation with authorities and a possible poisoning attempt. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Listerine Aids Preventing Sore Throats In Cold Weather
When stepping out into cold waits for bus or taxi and returning home, exposure increases sore throat risk. Gargle with full strength Listerine twice daily to help prevent illness. Lambert Pharmacal Co. of St. Louis markets the product.
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St. Louis
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Bishop Attacks Society Dances Amid Moral Outcry
A public figure denounces society dances as sinful, urging restraint and decorum. The remarks sparked debate over morals, with supporters defending tradition while critics call for tolerance and reform.
Bombs Sink Steamship In Atlantic Amid War T
A damaged report notes that a steamship was sunk after a bombing in the Atlantic during wartime. The incident involved a British or allied vessel and implied dangerous actions by enemy forces, with casualties and rescue operations described in sparse and unclear terms.
New Ship Driven by Electricity
A late 19th century note describes an experimental electric propulsion ship linking New York to the Pacific coast. The article highlights increased efficiency and practical testing, with emphasis on advancing American steamship technology and implied transcontinental service.
Austin Honors Zilker Its Most Worthy Citizen
Austin proclaims Zilker as its most worthy citizen, honoring the donor who gave Barton Springs land to the city. The note cites his civic work with schools and the Barton Springs project, highlighting the Poor Man's Ward origins and local philanthropy.
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Zilker
Aubits
Ande Zilker
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Paavind
Austin High School
Flier Lost Near Eatery Sown Soomlievn
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a lost flier near a eatery in Somlievn. Mentions include a bar, device, and a weathered duvet. References to Hoyt, Balucdas, and other unclear names appear, but details are unreadable.
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Stan
Somlievn
Hoyt
French plane crash report with unclear details
An unclear OCR fragment reports a French plane incident with two cad indicators and references to Solis and Maldenaiin. The text is fragmented and names or places are not reliably identifiable. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
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