Five injured in Wy lodging house fire and blazes across city
A Sunday night fire at a large rooming house on 216 Fourth Street left five people injured and hospitalized, with Mrs. John Phillips among the most seriously hurt after leaping from a second floor. Fire spread to a second home on Fourth Street. other incidents included burst pipes, a burning grate injury to a child, and a fire at the Tuboice home. Firefighters battled multiple blazes and saved a baby doll during the Phillips rescue. The cause is suspected as a defective flue.
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Inj
Pourtly
John Phillips
Misa
Dorothy Cooper
Maude Cooper
A. Hluffout
Fourth Street
J. W. Hammonds
Secon
G. Sarecan
Ammosta
Ftorca
Alais
Medina Street
Vout Raldus
Hécie Street
Washington
RC. Thane
Willcrest Street
Woodlawn Hille
Surant
Palmetto Street
Kiwanis International Chief Torace W. David Hospitalized
Kiwanis International president Torace W. David, listed as Tl in Idaho, hospitalized in Pocatello with stomach trouble. Physicians report condition has grown more serious.
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Kiwanis
Idaho
Pocatello
Tahoe
Ian
Torace W. 3E- David
Vecatur
Til
Kiwanis International
Local Woman Praises Thedford’s Black-Draught Remedy
Mrs Freeman of Gainesville Georgia reports thirty years of use for Thedford’s Black-Draught. She describes relief from gas pains and bad taste, fatigue, headaches, mouth sores, and loss of appetite after taking the remedy. The note endorses the product as harmless and effective, urging acceptance of genuine Doxian brand.
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Gainesville
Thedford
TY. Freeman
Thistiorgia Yady
Shenfort
Oil money and roads urged for Guadalupe County prosperity
Guadelupe County leaders debate using oil proceeds to build a lateral highway system, arguing that permanent roads will boost agriculture, accessibility to markets, and overall prosperity as soil fertility declines. Prominent locals like G Govett advocate investments in dairy, poultry, fruits, and vegetables with better transport. News also notes Dolph Briscoe’s election as president of the Uvalde Livestock Company and Gonzales fair's impact on breeders and cattle sales.
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Harry Williams
Suifebods
Ub Institutio
Leb & Little Buvch
Guandalupe
G. Govett
Guoda” Lupe Gazette
Hulfelin
Govett
Oace
Gorett
Uvalde Livestocke Loan Company
Kincaid Hotel
Dubose
Gonzaley
Gonzalpa
Iuhose
Tie
Enir
Glyde Booth
Gonzales
Booth
Dabose
Eco
Duhose
Himsell
Gonzales Fair
Mrs J P Lawreyce Dies in Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs. J P Lawreyce, aged 2, who died at a San Antonio hospital Sunday morning, were held Monday afternoon with Tier Paul B Kern officiating. She is survived by her husband, two sons, Lawrence of San Antonio and Joby, her mother Mrs J McKee of Hackberries, two sisters Mia of San Antonio and Neil, and brothers Wells T McKay of Eaton, Washington.
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A. Lawrence
San Antonio
Paul B. Kern
Henry Meyer 79 Dies at Home in Sad Antonin
Henry Meser M prominent resident of Sad Antonin and former county commissioner of precinct No. 4 died at his home 200 Vine Street Sunday. He was a Cincinnati native and veteran of the Erdinn War. He served as past president of the Anton 1 Wenzrh and belonged to the Old Trail Privera' association. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Allaise Syitener of Fagle Pa.
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Henry Meser
Antonin
Precinve No. 4
Vine Street
Weld Woulmer Meyer Wan
Cincinnati
San Satauig
Order of the Rong of
Flerman
Old Trail Privera’ Association
Allaise Syitener
Fagle Pa
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E. B. Seale
Dircelora
Macon
Glaude
Frank
McGills
Fred
Perry Farm
Wueces County
Th. C. Daniel
Mice
Lions Club
Jim Wells
Arc
Loncie Tapnor
Alice
J. 3. Lawreyce
Henry Meyer
Texas
Santonio Industries
SAN Antonio Manufacturers Association
Fountain Head