San Antonio clubs meet amid community events
Numerous clubs convene across San Antonio including Phoenix Club Nix Professional Building Sorosis Oak Social J Anthony Hotel Alpha Beta Delphian St Anthony hotel and Morntthly bar review. A round table meeting at Woodlawn Hills PT A heard lectures on public schooling while readings at St Anthony hotel and temple event hosted by the Mendelssohn choir and other society groups filled the week with cultural and educational programs.
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Phoenix Club
Nix Professional
Sorosis Club
Oak sooIa
J. Anthony
Alpha Beta Delphian
St. Anthony Hotel
Round Table
Bel- Bhlen Society
Momentum of Wall Street Inching Toward Stagnation
Lewis Haney, professor, argues market momentum waning after a January–February rise. He notes uneven rallies, distribution in leading stocks, and expected short drifts unless volume and leadership improve. Industrials show weakness while certain rail and aviation shares falter, suggesting a cautious pullback possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Haney
New York University
New York
New Postmaster Named at Kenedy
A postmaster appointment was approved by the Postmaster General following a recommendation from the regional administrator. The official name and details appear in the notice, naming the new Kenedy postmaster and noting the term and authority for the appointment.
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Kenedy Kgnedy
Paylee
New Frio County Treasurer Named
New Frio County appoints TEARBAIG as treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mrs Volion Barnee. The selection follows the resignation and midterm vacancy in the county treasury.
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New Frio
Tearbaig
Early spring plant life blooms amid heavy rains and warmth
In San Antonio heavy rains and warm weather spark early plant growth. Mrs Ellen Quiltin of the Wittie museum notes blooms such as sweet peas and bluebonnets appearing weeks ahead of normal, with Wild Tulip seeds and other flowering plants showing rapid leafing and growth. Frost risk remains a factor for a true midwinter range.
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San Antonio
Ellen
Quiltin
Witle Museum
Sweetpras
Texay
Turbulent Waxing of Huey Long and Railroads in Era
A fragmented account describes Huey Long calling Jesse Jones for a radio chat, with the phone exchange revealing急 confusion and interruptions. It references Panama, Pacific rail routes, and era figures like Ricardo Alta, Missouri’s Paul college ties, and U.S. political leaders including Slack, White, Brown, and Roosevelt in a garbled panorama of early 20th century figures and events.
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Senate
Slack
White
Brown
Rooscvalt
Washington
la Follette
Lin
Gore
Fish Laboratory Opens at A-M College Station
A plant at Texas A and M College Station inaugurates a fish research lab focusing on pollution effects in oil holds and cisterns. Directed by Dr A Mlebe, a graduate of Oslo State University and the University of Wisconsin, the project aims to study environmental impacts.
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A-M
College Station
Texas
M. College
Teva
SION
Tr. A. Mlebe
Oslo State University
Turd
University of Nisconsin
Scout Movement Begun at Range
Preliminary preparations are underway at Runge May 2 for a scouting event. Acting leader Horney Seo MAK OE and Elvinr oversee arrangements as NEK conducts a trial run for a May program at the range.
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Runge
Jan
Rengtiog
Nek Iin the Ev
Wy Hy Elvinr
Lem Horney Seo Mak OE
Roy Webern Ng
Texas cotton plow-up signs near 2 million acre mark
Reports from 74 counties show active signups totaling about 400 000 acres by January 22 under the 1934 35 Texas cotton contract area up campaign. Director D B Martin of the Texas A and M extension service notes the final total may reach around 2 000 000 acres out of about 4 000 000 set as the goal.
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College Station
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas Gplton Contrict
D, B, Martin
Texas A
M. Extension Service
Dicate
Marcin
Martin Baid
Ofpial
Eonoty Agtins
Martin
Medntaln
Agricultural — Adjustment Administration
H. EH
Williamean
Cadtensian Service
Gonzales Credit Association elects new officers
GONZALES January 19 The Games Production Credit association board of directors has elected Rees Boothe as president Quaries J Mueller as first vice president Ed Franklin as second vice president and Cecil Morus as secretary treasurer Moris will move to Gonzales to direct the association which will handle credit needs at Gonzales Dewitt Karnes and Wilson counties Directors include Boothe Mueller Franklin K F Inner Karnes City and FH R Blaschke Haletsville
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Joothe
Mueller
Franklin
K. F. Inner
Karnes City
R. Blaschke
Haletisville
Braunfels Rail Change Plan Presented to Chamber
The public affairs committee led by JF A Brown proposed a wider rail plan for New Braunfels to align tracks and reduce danger. The Junior Chamber of Commerce was briefed and the chamber voiced approval of the plan.
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Braunfels
T. Fines Wight
Chamber of Commerce
JF A. Brown
Champber
Progress In The Irish Free State Advances Culturally
A Boston report notes progress in the Irish Free State with growing cultural and educational development. An Irish writer describes increased confidence among the people and ongoing reforms, highlighting national unity and continued progress in arts and public life.
Newsboy Earnings and Delivery Details Revealed
A historical note reports a newsboy earning about 875 per day with a two year variation. It mentions the carrier’s farm name and current type in delivering papers, comparing earnings to a rival and outlining contemporary distribution practices.
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Ann
Varia -Ropeamr Newsboy
Nelsoon Minsures
Wickels
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