San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Banquet Held
A San Marcos Baptist church banquet drew about 150 attendees despite heavy rain. Speakers included Col. J. E. Franklin, Ed Busch, and University President King Vision. The secretary Grulie Wabhir presented the annual report, eight organizational goals were reviewed, and new directors were announced along with an amendment to the constitution adding mayor J. R. Wilhelm and Counts Juder as members.
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San Marcos
Jac
San Maren Ritie Xeos
Ferre Galurrol
Urademr
Ron Marcos Chamber of Commerce
Col
J. E. Franklin
Baptist Tesders
L. L
Bailey
Mracade Chember of Commerce
Trenham
Grounters
Morris Dow
Lullaz
Fred Bearndon
San Antonin
Ed Busch
Chamber of Commerce
Savy Marcos Chamber of Commerce
Gruile Wabhir
Praice
Walker
Chamber of Com: Awree
Professor Sfeaken
King Vision
Southwestern «Co Aniversity
Ofws
Banguet
San Marcyr Baptist Academy Orchestra
Mra
Tescoe Heuker
J. Ward Braodstetter
Stuhin
H. Grady Harlan
Hooker
Calamittre
San Marcos Farm Loan Body Elects Officers
At a recent San Marcos National Farm Loan meeting officers were elected: T. Withelet president, D. Basldosm treasurer, C. Wade secretary-treasurer. Directors named were W. C. Richards, D. Kenney, C. C. Wade, J. Wilhelm, and Lee Doualdton. Other stockholders present included W. G. Baker, W. Martindale, and J. L. Goforth. Secretary-treasurer reported outstanding bonds of 797,400 dollars, plus legal costs, reserve and surplus totals.
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SAN Marcos
Isc
San Marcos National Farm Loan Associacis
Tt. Withelet
Bee Doasldosm
C. Wade
cereiasy-Ireasurer
W. C. Richards
de. T. Kenney
C. C. Wade
Jt. Wilhelm
Lee Doualdton
WG. Baker
WW. Martindale
J. L._Goforth
Henry C Cole to be Buried in Boerne Cemetery
The body of Henry C Cole 52 who died at Potert Sunday will be taken to Boerne Thursday noon for funeral services under the Cole family cemetery. The ler terne Delsey will officiate. Cole was a native of San Antonio and survived by his widow Elisha Cole of San Antonio his father and mother Mr and Mrs Charles Cole of Potert three brothers George and Albert of San Antonio and William Cole of Kenmnets two sisters Mrs Della Garne of San Antonio and Miss Elsoche Cole of Po i
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Henry C. Cole
Boerne
C. Cole
Potert
Cole
Terne Delsey
San Antonia
Eselsa Cole
Sen Antonia
Charles II
Cale
George
Albert
William Cole
Kenmnets
Della Garne
Sen Anetop
Elsoche Cole
Po+ i
Pearsall Chamber Re elects Field as Leader
Pearsall chamber members reelected Field as president at the annual meeting. Tesae Jan. 19. Dobn FE, Field, for the past year, was reelected president. John J. Little was named first vice president. Other officers and directors include G. Snodurs, Sohn B. Field, J Little, RT Berntort, Ford Weed, C. Hedge, F. Mastic, W. Tyner, J. RK Metcar, and N. OAL Vunt as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT Berntort
Ror Weed Ford
C. W. Hedge
Mastic
F. W. Howard
Dither de ¥iLins
W. J. Tyner
J. RK
Metcar
N. Oal Vunt
Treceover
Wave Bis Annual
Tere
Poultry-Produce YORE KAGE and City Ledger Notes
Fragmentary rural and urban market items outline poultry and produce pricing. Mentions Chicago Macy, Melbte, and various vendors, with scattered figures and locations. Indicates market activity in newspapers, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Duel leaves former Mexican rebel leader dead in Texcoco
In Texcoco, a June 1 2 duel ends the life of former Revolt leader Luis Coron, a veteran participant who returned to his homeland and was shot during the annual village event near Los Reses. Both sides opened fire. Ceron wounded Artiel, who died soon after.
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Mexico
Texcuco
Mex
Alice
Atriela
Fred Gud
Ceron
Artitn
Rain affects truck growing areas across Texas
The January 11 to 17 period saw rains benefit Texas truck growing districts, though some drier regions faced crop losses. The USDA reports generally favorable conditions with average statewide temperatures below normal and no extreme heat. Central Texas noted good forecast for spring forestry and planting plans.
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Jon
Texas
Bureau of Agitcultural Economics
Unard States Department of Merieniture
Cotton Market Eyew Orleans and Liverpool Reports
In New Orleans trading, cotton stayed quiet with limited activity and slight declines from prior close as buyers hesitated and sellers steadied. Liverpool quotations show modest firmness in tone with ordinary grades and 4,000 plus bales in circulation amid steady to firmer tendencies.
Funeral Tuesday for Mrs Le Gros
Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Mrs Le Gros. The rites will be held at Mission Park and will include remarks by Dr Hill and others. She is survived by six sons, several daughters, and numerous relatives including Mrs Wrightmith and Mrs Gres of Houston.
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Terviere
Catherine Tsabel Feon
Mission Park
Mes
Letirag Fot
Rere
Memier
Dimes Wrightmith
Tle
Paul Fes Gres
Houston
Steve Mewid
Mousios EL AL Etlur
Adilicks
Weson
Court Prosecution Confusion In Omitted Details
Fragmentary OCR notes show a court scene with an interrupted exchange about a defendant named Darie and a prosecutor misstep. The text is garbled but hints at a discussion of guilt or innocence and an unresolved matter. Names and exact date remain unclear due to damaged source text.
City Borrows 78 Election Boxes
A local government reports borrowing 78 election boxes for upcoming balloting. The measure underlines new administrative arrangements and the need to secure the boxes for civil service election duties.
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City
INAUGURATION OF STERLING TO BE HELD TUESDAY
Sterling will assume Texas governorship at noon with a formal oath by Justice C. M. Gurfront using a century old Bible. An estimated crowd of 1 000 to 20 000 is expected. Rangers, patrols, and local police will guard Capitol grounds with ceremonies planned inside if rain occurs.
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S. Sterling
Texas
Oretelpct
Sterling
Lee Ne
Boryom
Bidle
Cikiol
C. M. Gurfront
Republic of Teas
Eleet Sterling
Edgar Bi
Wilt
Treatensar
Wivercorelect
Harry Miller
State Highway Patrol
Austin Police Department
National ‘Guardsmen
Ihe
Travis
Sheriffs Department Sre
Das
Capitol Grounds
Capitol
Grain Market Outlook for Chicago and World Prices
Grain market notes from Chicago point to a downward start as weather and winter conditions weigh on sentiment. Wheat quotations at Liverpool and domestic prices show declines while mixed signals from exports and futures hint at cautious trading ahead.
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Chicago
Liversaul
Arpentina
Australa
Cenla
Gorn
Sheena CechAd
Upshaw Attacks Prohibition Wets at Travis Park Church
Former Georgia congressman W J Upshaw denounces wet supporters and praises enforcement of the national prohibition act. He calls for patriots to aid in enforcing the law as editors and politicians face criticism from metropolitan editors. A contest will judge student compositions on his speech with prizes of $10 and $3.
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W. J. Upshaw
Georgia
Travis Park Church
Wesnen
TE Raycheon
Anti-Galgun League
Upsiege
Sheppard
Upshaw
Trias
Wosk.reus
MA. Cititders
Treas
Toral High Rebel
J, MM. Glass
Ons
Livestock Auction Barrage Mixed Prices in Market Report
A garbled livestock market listing from Antanto Livestock Farm Era recaps mixed bids for cattle calves hogs and sheep. Prices range with vealers near 5.00 and feeders around 4.95 while sheep and lambs show varied figures. indicates a broad, unsettled trading day with dozens of odd entries and currency marks.
Grain Judging Course Planned in Seguin February 2
Seguin hosts an all day grain judging school February 2 in the city school auditorium. The session is organized by the federal grain judging department with A and M college extension agents and Guadalupe County grain dealers. Shanley and assistants will attend from San Antonio. B A Miller and Reppert will join from College Station.
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Agronomst
Fy Re Reppert
Entormblogist
College Station
LIST CHANGES ON 9 A MART
Price shifts across items include lettuce 55 cents, cornmeal 3 50, beans 2 a bushel, spinach size, peppers 2 a bushel, cheese up from 34.75 to 45.68, peas 2 a crate, eggs steady at 8 a crate, poultry and dairy sections noted as mixed. Market summaries reflect general price movement with several items rising and some holding steady.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Market Prices
Market list shows wide variety of produce with prices per unit: oranges at 1.35 per dozen, grapefruits near 1.60 per bushel, apples assorted up to 42.56 to 3276 for certain varieties, cabbage, onions, and potatoes priced by unit or bushel, peaches and peaches related items, pecans and dried fruits, and tomatoes listed per bushel or dozen. Specific items include Jonathan apples, Winesap apples, cranberries, eggplants, and citrus varieties with various weights and pack sizes.
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Geren
Gabbage
Busmen
Suceniee
MPM Govlinen
MTR
Sean
Beit
Buebet
Maileles
Ern
Upinach
Bachel
Cealy
Ratan
Cena Fem
Almenos Polina
Jonathan
Ibs
Dales
Breilel
Uried
Bliwerte
Gerrece
Frohn
Brianch
Hatta
Texas Tapser
California
Poultry and Dairy Prices Noted in Market Gleanings
Market notes show poultry prices for fryers ranging from 13 to 26 cents with bids in the 15 to 26 cent area. Dairy products list various prices including butter at 33 cents per pound and milk at different rates.
Money and Metals Market Dates in London and Kansas City
Fragmented finance notes reference Mexican money market activity, London metals prices, and Kansas City provisions. Names and figures are incomplete but indicate trading updates and regional price movements across currencies and commodities.
Niagara Falls Slides Change Famous Cataract Appearance
A Niagara Falls report describes a landslide altering the Horseshoe Falls near Goat Island, with about 300 feet of rock moved and a widening of the gap toward Luna Island. University of Buffalo geologist Br Reginald Peg notes winter weather and ice-induced cracks as contributing factors.
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Sagara Falls
N. 3
Tay
Horseshoe
Goat Island
Caundimn
Luna
Reginald H. Peg
University’ of Buffalo
Pali
Pedestrians Hit by Autos Injure Several on City Streets
Three pedestrians were injured Monday by automobiles and transported to hospitals, with others treated at the scene. Victims include Slamiy Burnell 45 of 415 JM sacer street and Ernest Webschlegel 10 of 227 Wal an avenur both listed in serious or minor condition. Adela de Rosa 50 Motororo street and two men struck on a bridge near Pleasen tonsonson were also hurt. Police reports cite a hit-and-run driver near Novalites aleet and a collision on Laredo as Lombrano streets.
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Slamiy] Burnell
JM. Sacer Street
Rng
el Pasko
San Ducinto Treet
Ernest Webschlegel
Wal
Troberd
Fireen
Tilian Carrera
South Brazos
Pater
Robert B. Green Hospital
Micelieto
Flores
Callixian
Fibelleto
Adela de Rosa
Laredo
Pleasentonson
Eliza Peng
French Place
Seiveel Martines
North Flores Bireels
Gagle Works on Exchange
New York Jan 16 As Christian Keenve Dingle former football coach at Mississinni A M and lately major with the New York G panty has turned his talents to the stock market. The Louisid redhead has crepe the employ of Richaris and company on Wall Street as a floor clerk sending messages from the home office through a field of perupiting trailers on the block exchange floor to representatives of his own bra. Cade a new joble eased one of Wall Street best stating eppinia op the GHonneiak ladder. Many stock exchange members started their careers in almost positions.
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New York
Christian Keenve Dingle
Red Rover
Army
Lickfield
Mississinni A
New York G
Stoe
Loulkisud
Bas
Richaris and Company
Ralf Street
Tess
Cade
Broken Whiskey Bottle Incident Leads to Fine
The report details a man Gulf fined one dollar after a patrolman testified he broke a whiskey bottle on the street in Houston and Flores. The incident involved arrests and drinking offenses, with Judge A. J. Mate reducing another charge.
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Gulf
Wenderson
Houston
Flores
A. J. Mate
Workman Survives 30 Foot Fall at Unnamed Site
A Workman escaped serious injury after plunging about 30 feet from a scaffold or xeuffet while at a facility described by garbled text. The incident occurred near Bilrop Taylor and nearby locations including a mine and factory area. Authorities and witnesses reported the man was conscious and receiving treatment as emergency crews responded.
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Xeuffet
Bilrop Taylor
Ceecivenl
Andy
Zareaniare
Colehth
Reyorlel
Pearsall Students Visit 8. A. VRARBALD and Chamber Event
Pearsall students travel with local officials and Pearsall chamber of commerce to a regional event. Participants include Patrick Felia and Ne Sint among others. The trip aims to foster cultural exchange and community ties.
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Pearsall
A. Vrarbald
Atinlerney
Willers
Vatrick
Fela
Sint
Derreiter
Pearall Chamber of Commerce
City Sets Aside Cash to Pay Off Two Notes
City appropriation of funds totals 50 000 to pay notes against the general fund. Amounts include 10 031.23 toward a first note and 12 564.24 for a second payment from merchant bills. Other expenditures cover services, refunds, and band events as city officials approve funding and reimbursements.
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Hue
Kolkorg Smith Anil
Eily
Jt EL Cleistensen Oun
Hope for Cure of Deafness in Berkeley Research
In Berkeley California Dr Moritz Weber of the University of California reports findings from skull bone studies on deafness. He suggests a diseased state may underlie cases and that future research could identify the cause and enable prevention or treatment in humans and animals.
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Berkeley
Calif
Dan
Moetiz Weber
Shooter Foundation
University of California
Weber
Brennan Criticizes Mellon Stand at Legion Convention
In Denton Texas on January 10 Hal Brennan state commander of the American Legion denounced Autre Mellon secretary of the lensors for opposing Tropesat 10 peer former eeevier men in unjust compensation certificates. A resolution endorsing similar action was adopted and sent to Congress members. Gainesville was picked as next district meeting site for March.
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Denton
Texas
Autre Mellon
Lensors
Eeevier
Hal Brennan
American Legion
Iesion
Guinesville
Maz
Carrie Catt Opens Peace Conference at Washington
Carrie Catt opens the fifth annual peace conference in Washington DC, urging that competition in armament is the chief cause of war and calling disarmament the higher path. The gathering includes eleven women’s organizations.
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Carrie Catt
Washington
DT. C
Carle Chapman Catt
Aifth
Min
Catt
7000 Letters Are Mailed in Drive for Red Cross
A local Red Cross campaign sent seven thousand letters seeking aid for drought relief. Albert O. Measles, the party secretary, disclosed after a meeting with Red Cross officials, city and county officers, and club representatives that plans include a broader effort in the state. The drive aims to raise three million dollars for relief work and publicity announcements are expected to follow.
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Red Cross
Ile Pare
Texas
Albert O. Measles
Parenter Secretaer
Adid
Brannlenal
City to Prepare New Ball Courts
City officials announce preparations for new basketball courts to replace aging facilities. One site is the market area, another at Thrackenrlitze Park. work aims to provide better recreation spaces for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aivlitional
Cominluaianer Daech Rubinla
Solons in Capone graft link exposed in raid
Chicago January raid sparks panic as prosecutors seize records from the Rex hotel showing ties among politicians, police, and officials in a sprawling graft ring tied to liquor and gambling. Al Capone alleged figures and hotel operator Denns The Duke are named amid seized money, weapons, and payoff ledgers.
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Chicago
Attore Valuz
Seek to save 2 witnesses in Chicago execution case
In Chicago on January 19, Frank B. Bell and Richard Sullivan faced death by electric chair scheduled for February 14 for the murder of Tribune reporter. The men allegedly attempted to use two witnesses to prove perpetrators did not kill the victim, as Patrick Robie dismissed their statements.
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Chicago
T Batray
Ry Taucant
T Tingle
Patrick Robie
Farney
Egypt Topic Of Open Forum At Local High School
Dr T J Bounganitt of Los Angeles arrives to speak on Egypt and the dawn of civilization at an Open Forum in Main Avenue High School auditorium. He notes ancient inventions predated modern chains and postal systems, with a later lecture by Dr Staumaardt expected on the same theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabre
Kgs
Ti. J. Bounganitt
Los Angeles
Main Avenue High School
Auditoriun
Staumaardt
Egypt
Brooks Dismissal at Missouri Back in News Spotlight
Brooks dismissal at the University of Missouri drew renewed attention after a conference with the governor at Jefferson City. Clive Tyr Brooks was previously head of the university and associated schools, but the action followed an internal review and leadership changes amid ongoing debates about governance.
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Brooks
Missouri
Cosma
Mona
Jefferson
Clive
Tyr. Brooks Waa
Universits Trannes
Deeny Willigars
School of
Fitenalivin
Aitier
Parental Study Group to Meet in Local District
The Parental Study Group will meet this week to discuss school concerns and community involvement. The session will be led by facilitator Stine Tugatte Themsn and followed by a brief Q and A.
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Rus Macerata
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Colston
Firat
Matsel
Bagurday
Rowe
York
Ceederline
Almy
Wader
Abe Initiet Nvessure
Liverport
Hauidatton
Ike Marae
Exvolian Cotton
Marsel
Litesfool
Liverpool
Cotion
Faten
Teceipts
Gototee
Sanita
Duly
New Orleans
Fotcaes Tulures
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Alan Om Ecore
Rodlen
Cacy
Jack Darie
Starsing
Wim Sineflay
Wah
Arkestlig
Civil Service
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Bere Mace
Conmhalse
Worteeb
Moudey
Dork
E. Simons
Fly
Mussencurts Blinn
Dean Ee Ag
Ce Amwatiee Joys
Gyo
Austin
University of Texas
Tejas A
Houstay
Alliance
Texas Purernor
Bork Worth
Astomio Graty
Javerpage
GrAry
Irkensisass
Antanto Livestoc Farméra
Meliom
Mellons
ST. Locs
Buik
Ansas
Taurus
Callies
Eddy Bi
Dyer Fariz
Waseca Walleye
Seguin
A. Mart
Ne. A
Santa
Money Pan Money
London
Lonton Metals
San
Hansas City Provisions
Waneay
Niagara Falls
Horseshoe Falls
Gagle
Brennan
Mellon
Inn
Toseph Sherhan
Therbesa Herendowls
Tone Fat
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Anede
Montreal
ISRO
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