County Juvenile Home to Ship Boys to County Farm Work
County plans to employ boys from the juvenile home at the county farm of about 20 acres to grow vegetables for county institutions. An earthen reservoir will store water for irrigation, funded by the county, with county engineer in charge. The plan aims to supply Memorial Hospital and other facilities, saving costs on fresh produce.
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Incoherent measures spark post office rent control plan
Fragmented OCR text shows authorities discussing strict scrutiny of rents at post offices and a plan by Postmaster Armistad to enforce future conduct. The passage mentions independent schools, farm work, and club membership with references to verification and references, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
Cured Her Fits at Milwaukee The Remedy Tale
Fragmentary promotional tale from Milwaukee claiming a remedy cured fits for many years with a preparation named in a jumbled, old style ad. The narrator asserts personal relief and urges others to seek the same product at a local address on Avenue in Milwaukee.
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Heirs Claim U-Boat Disaster Fortune Across County
County Clerk Brant Newton reports dozens of claimants asserting legal rights to a Sutton fortune tied to the U-boat disaster. Letters flood in from rivals across many states, with some warning government claims to the estate. The value is estimated above 8000, and officials say the property may revert to the government if no clear heir is proven.
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Army Officers Add Impetus to Fund Chamber Effort
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the Army join for a luncheon in the Gunter Hotel ballroom to raise funds for the chamber’s work this year. Harry L. Miller and Ed Womby lead workers as colonels, with Morris Steen and J. Haile presenting plans to renew memberships and expand civic efforts in support of military morale and city projects.
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San Antonia
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San Antonio
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Menting
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Tevet
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Wartime Camp Talks Highlight Inspections and Entertainment
Reports from a military camp describe Colonel Conger Bratt and Major Shaw praising welfare efforts, containment of emergency measures, and scheduled entertainments for troops. References to Camp Neenoyle and Bulloone Camp Carmaly note inspections, weather, and planned morale activities while demobilization looms.
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EL Bley
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Henry Breant
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Tito
Lowell
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Fenelman
War Updates From Camp Fels Hein And Detachment Assignments
Fragmented wartime notice notes transfers and unit movements. Major ok Turtle Lafith Wepre Ble site Canny Venvix Wee ralived OF hie preavyt dition In thie lirfemta and WAAC ATH Later Mattaion. Vernn 1. Taylor relieved from city duty and reassigned to camp Wendauarters detachment for crimp exchange.
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Lafith
WAAC
Fels
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Taylor
SIMPLE SURGICAL DRESSINGS NEEDED IN RED CROSS WORK
Red Cross calls for women to sew simple surgical dressings amid wartime emergency. Education chief Meek leads classes at the Central Work Rooms in the Wolk and Mars Building with 600 workers organized to produce dressings and refugee garb. Registrations begin Monday with sessions in February, as Red Cross aims to sustain garment output and medical supplies for displaced families.
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RED Cross
Ted Grose
Wolkt & Mars
Boyd
Htauxton Henach
Red Gross
Anttern
Awiston
War Department Order Records for Eighteenth Division
Orders require creation of a formal record of the division’s experiences in combat. The compilation will cover formation, organization, stations, moves, campaigns, battles, and personnel details including officers and men killed or wounded, and decorations awarded. The history will include arrivals, departures, marches, and changes, to be sent to Washington.
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War Department
Washington
M'panea Algo
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