Home Folks Aid Soldiers Reach World Wide Greet
The Home Folks Editor reports thirteen letters in Sacunday's mail with eleven requests to assist soldiers and five more to connect with hometowns. San Antonio’s cosmopolitan habits bring responses from Davenport Iowa to Westmoreland Pennsylvania and many places in between, inviting soldiers to dinners and contact with locals.
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Home Folks
Sacunday
San Antonians
Howe Folks
Thabury
San Antonio
Gameworks Department of the Light
Scotland
Russia
Germany
Spain
Canada
Turkey
Bipnney
Davenport
Iowa
Wingstatt
Winslay
Ariz
Boreman
Arizona
Westmoreland Counts
Pennsylvania
Wwrilesman
Alemhuny County
Westterskind
Schetertady
Byansville
Schenectady
New York
Tetila
South Carolina
Lexington
Webien
Mayytineyile
Virginia
Trayle
Oklahoma
Tie Rix
Cavalry
San
Anionkins
Wade
Clactiml
Ghia
Newpant Gostagion
Travis Eigineer
Eal
Williamsport
Nenita
Ark
Menver
Caly
Mar
Warren County
Tia
Montgomery
Trainor
Tad
Walcott
Davennart
Watery
Hoston
Mass
Taunton
Ghatedu
Montiteno
Newa
Jersey City
Walitwick
North Carolina
Mali- Tes
Meaufort Counties
N.C
Hethichem
Greenapurg
Pas
Baunias
Chtascow
Greate Dock
Sealand
Woodstock
Phi Cama Delta
Howe
Snitiers
Plire
Antonio
Advan
Soldier remembered by Home Folks Editor to aid contact
The Home Folks Editor of The Light lists a soldier by name Vie tom with his station organization and home town. A former resident now in San Antonio will be contacted to connect him with the soldier. No charge for the service and no publicity beyond the name Vie tom.
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San Antonio
Vie Tom
Gunter and Genteur Names Amid Absurd Laundry of Text
A long garbled passage lists numerous names and titles including Gunter, Providence, and St Anthony M. Holland of New Orleans, with scattered references to places like Corpus Christi and Tyler. The fragment mixes personal mentions, locales, and stray phrases, lacking coherent narrative.
K O C Plans Initiation Ceremonies in San Antonio
The K O C prepares to initiate a class of sixty on Sunday January 27 at the University of Common Avenue in San Antonio under the Austin council. Attendees include officers from Austin Fort Worth and Galveston with delegates from New Haven Connecticut. The three degrees will be conferred at a hotel in the evening after morning sessions and a sermon at Saint Marys Church.
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San Antonio
Autmay
Sit
Antonio Couneil
Courcile
Austin
Fork Worth
Wann
Ballas
Galveston
Ideal Counell
Supreme Pannell Ny
Nana Wars
Arelack
Woss Sary
Ney
Janes MW
Quinn
Will Ne
New Mather
Cowell
Weiter
Columbasia
Col
Schneider
Austin Tae
John Ty Tits
Oslwieny
Beg
Arint Wade
Mra Tadward
Prighmith
Weyetrdt
Bawards Stront
Mosler
Bwo Children
Ang & Brother
Ure
G. W. Flagy Widertaking Company
Revson M. Winds
Mission
Obituary for Wilton Mie and Teel Ars Willew Tesh 39
Obituary notice reprints Wilton Mie and Teel Ars Willew Tesh 39, with family survivors including Mr and Mrs Mixon and siblings Carry and Ralph of San Antonio, and extended relatives. Details describe funeral arrangements, place in Fort Worth area, and burial plans at Castravilia family lot with services at St Lois Gurhalie Church.
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Mie
Wilton & Teel
Ars
Willew Tesh
Amernoun
Hospital
Heer
Uitoxt
iLind
Whit City
Som. Mixon
Carry
Ralph
San Antonio
Gloster
Taeily Howe
Alani Street
Kev
Tutheran Evrati
Eee
Mumeress
J. Jindmater
Fred Kirglans
Adelpiy Risuswweige
Meainachin Elie
Atlee
Setley Ty Wess
Miles Freay
Villa
Schoudry
Almien
Paris
Peneti
Cusbeaville
Texas
Maine
Juch
Kesider
Tari
Stea
Willie Thule
St. Lois Gurhalie
Castravilia
Shelley Loring Underwiring Co Ady Funeral Notices
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list survivors and service details. Names include Pauline Wernicks, Joseph Subnatier, Brinksian, and John Franklin. services at St Joseph's Catholic, interments at Mission Burial Park. Other notices cover Edna Bray and Edward Wright, with burial and procession details, from G W Flagy Widertaking to Ludwig Undertaking.
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Sant Antonio
Beesides
Pauline Wernicks
St. Joseph's Catholic Burber
Sather
Joseph Subnatier
Heath
Pelling Trolley Cost and Court Proceedings
Fragmented OCR reports a case involving a trolley fare dispute and a defendant named Jidaered W. Coon. The text describes alleged improper conduct, a confrontation near a street, and a court proceeding with sentencing and warnings about trolley equipment.
Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty and Health Claim
An old advertisement-style piece touts a toning remedy for indigestion and fatigue claiming digestive pills restore appearance and energy. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia and a tonic from Wernicke family with home sales and catalog pricing amid health tone.
Army drive planned by San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce votes to organize an ambitious membership and fund drive to raise at least 60900 for 1918 military needs. An executive committee will recruit two regiments of ten companies, with city representation in Washington to press for camps, aviation, training, and industrial support. The drive runs January 28 to February 2, backed by a projected expense well over 40000.
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Ue! Chamber of Committee
Chamber of Commerce
San Anciono
Directorate Satrday
Washington
San Antonio
Crooks Aviation
Belloun
al Hon
Sige Culien
Raisin Leon
War Department
Inn
Fudge
A. W. Seeitgyon
Sivieman
iNlyez
Cr. Fowler
Jamnes
D. Crenshaw
A. T. Wonkley
Kan Hath Winer
W.C. Silliman
LL | Roe
Googe
Faughan
Ke Well
Morris
E Stern
JW. Hueker
Feauile Lewis
Hentenants
Additional Members Enter Kitty Klub Circle in Charity Drive
The Associated Charities led a fundraising campaign with the KML Chub foundation, noting post campaign contributions. Donors include Kapital Members and Complete Members from local businesses, banks, and families, with amounts ranging from $3 to $120.
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Kitty Klub
KML
Associated
Cherules
Nave
Kapital
Georges Vaurhan
J. B. Muexge
Komplete
Toske Brothers Company
Lunia Kunkel
Glawe Jee
G. I. Robertson
Campbell Lumber Company
Sam Antonio Nasional Bank
Theodore Plummer
Kinlly
Woltz & Mur Company
and Airs
W. Lugsby
William K. Mwing
John J. Stevens
Charles Schreiner Jr
George Maverick
Roxanna Gruiter
Sisacke
Nelson Verne Ley
Morelete
Quenther
Potelinrnter
A. E. Sinacke Auto Unm Lonic Trinting Company
Georse Talt and Company
Tullus Horn
Rel and
Tertel
W. A. Adanix
Sears
John Kenney
P. Gasaman
San Antonio Abstract Company
Guenther
W. Se
Balloon School to Rise North of City Limits
Building begins on a new balloon school north of the city. Major James Prentice selects the site on the ToviT-Dittmar property near Athowh Avenue. The project, estimated at about 200000 dollars, aims to train army balloonists with recruits from Missouri and Texas.
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NEW Balloon School
Erartigg
Sammadate
Soran Deliry
Jamey Prentice
Cywiha
Trent
Texas
Saladi
Elly Xo Wit
Ta Cys New Tribune
Peepee
Army orders and a medical alert at Trinity Medical Center
Fragmented OCR text lists military and medical items including first lieutenant duties, a medical treatment at Trinity Medical Center, and references to individuals such as Mantaiy Michael Sunn and Guy Lan. The readable portion hints at care tonite, a base or station, and various project or unit mentions, but many names and terms are garbled.
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Pas Teuton
Weaeline
Behonl
MiLney Agronautic
University of Pavel
Berend
Fonney
Fennel
Enssewant
Niuliary
Muro Waattegs Batenesie
Mantaiy
Michael Sunn
Iy Linea
Liontenapts Nau S. Senitt Wna Chater
Free Clinic Aids 1040 Babies With 1917 Treatments
A city clinic provided medical care to 1040 babies in 1917 under Drs Peery and Zaawla. The summer months saw about 184 infants treated daily with charity services at the clinic supported by local nurses, charities, and hospital networks.
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Jaredo
Mwh
Vicindsy
Drs
Eify
Lo Gerwdetl
Biwa Luens
Fiat
Jima Lees
Ant Jean Foe
Cline
Nolice
Nuarry “Assosalation
Humony Society
Chiliren Sant
Gift for Adams at the Military Training Camp Speech
Fort Worth Tex January 19. Major General Morrison leads the army training drive at Camp Cody through Deming New Mexico. He hails the new army as highly trained with many men in the early stages of field readiness. The audience praises the secretary staff and officers during the closing event.
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Boutheen
Travia Park
Charen
Wixecutire
Adayng
Esteen
Donnan
Camp Cody
Deming
Apeech
Salegt
Rénend Morrison
Fort Wortit
Tex
America
Morrison
Charse
al Amerly
Catty Vowloara
1917 Rifle Use Diminished for Guard Duty
Reports state that the Model 1917 rifle will be removed from guard duty as rifles are needed for target practice. Maj. Charles a. Winter and Maj. Winter’s unit prepare to move to Camp Dullit and Steetiabh division as 179th Infantry members connect with Ml 3500 for a month.
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Charles A. Winter
Ordagcee
Thn
HooumArding
Sinetleth Alvisigh
Dullit
Maur
Obnervaton
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Light
Jos
St. Jacobs
Amea
Philadelphia
Edwin Chamberlain
San An
MeDinard
Mfc
Dunala
Cliriatt
Ruewe
Tits Lanter
Winarder
Providenes
Menger
Menger. Gd. Byer
Coder
Agia Ig Regia
Stern
Anthony M. Holland
New Orleany
Lanter
Eaward
Cook
Cleveland
Tom Nolen
Dean
WystannIne
Mfr
Mops
W. B
AG Adits Coward
Hootie
Chieltualh
Olinth
Gunton
Atdaiten
Snnkinde
Wiyala
Torino
Tyrie
Kay
Ahthony
Walsh
Tyler
Rhothe Gunter
Technet
Quigler
Bralon
Waloppine
Ste
Tujiasa
Ruth Belent
Jane enauRbsen
Lagna Nuearty
Azea
Frances Veusti
Fringes Yetuali
Uys
Tuli Brinksiaen
Juhi Fyinkmah
Ludwig Undertaking Company
Anlee
Granit
Army of Me
Cincinniati
Oqldo
Shelley-Loring Underwiring Co
Poates-Stobbison Undertaking
Felgaie
Ace St. Pune
Keonfar Rasvians
Diekinsna
Tork Beethel
Tray Avenue
Sens
North Side
Jidaered W. Coon
Gweinaliman
W. Wernicke
Wi Wirents
Stuart
Charles Wermiexe
Taunus Steed
Philips al Angherse
Cellepe
Dadny
Phyelen Tuck
Alevager
Wien
Hus Wien
Analine
Philanthaple
Dasmwet
Associated Charities
Campaign For Poor
Shay Abbottio
Guy Lan
Fidarosa
Arno Kohler
New York City
United States
Kohler
E. Houston St
Hicks
Adams
Bivrant Weist- Wate
Riowth
Anton
Tran San Aiouin Drug Co. Pe
Spina 1
Laren
Asents
Rere
210 Avenue
East Commerce Street
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