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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
10
An upcoming gathering at Theda Whyle on Friday features speaker Gr Hill and tributes to local figures. The event includes a religious service and community remarks by several leaders.
The article reports that the legislature motions to shift to afternoon House sessions starting at 2 pm, with mornings for committee work, to speed passage of bills. The Senate will continue morning sessions, while the House faces a backlog of introduced measures and aims to shorten the session length.
An ad touts Freezone as a simple corn remover that stops pain and lifts the corn with a touch. It claims to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes with a tiny bottle sold at drug stores.
A garbled report outlines actions on a Brat County bill for a 10000 appropriation to an artesian well project and a committee favorable note on a state salary cap measure. It notes delayed consideration rules and potential minority actions with mentions of representatives Terrell and Lange among others.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Newton area shooting incident involving a sheriff, a woman named Weller, and a suspect named Keifer. The text notes a weapon discharge, injuries to a victim, and subsequent investigation or arrest actions by local authorities.
Fragmentary OCR depicts mentions of an attack on Villa Potatoes in Texas, unclear locations in China and Melbourne, and references to Soviet officials and violence. The passage blends disjointed sentences with named places, military terms, and dated broadcasts, lacking coherent story or verifiable facts.
A historical casualty list reports numerous deaths and injuries among Allied forces with names, ranks, and locations strewn through a long damaged OCR. The text names individuals from various units and places including Texas, Minnesota, Illinois, and Fort Worth, reflecting a broad, scattered roll of casualties and missing personnel.
A long unreadable Morning List fragment names numerous individuals and locations. The garbled OCR includes scattered person names, places, and possible affiliations, with little coherent context or verifiable events.
A political notice seeks voter support for a vacant 1st district seat in the Nue Representative Life. The candidate notes gubernatorial proclamation and pending election details.
An article recounts the Swiss Guards steadfastly guarding the Vatican for four centuries. It notes their Michelangelo designed uniforms and the traditional duties defending the pope, with mentions of historic sieges, Roman defense, and the guards’ enduring role in papal ceremonies and security.
The fragment touts kidney health benefits and blood purification with dubious claims. It mentions diets, medicines, and supposed remedies, referencing gold medals and various nonspecific products without verifiable details.
A garbled text fragment references primes interruptedly, privilege of nations, papal grants to the Swiss, and a notice-like list of names and places. It mentions Cons, Honey, Dries, Bavle, United States, and West Wing, with scattered phrases about faithfulness and devotion.
The fragment describes a fur auction ending in St Louis Missouri with total sales around 126 million dollars and a top sale near 9 550. It claims it was the greatest sale ever and mentions pelts and various items sold. Names and details are garbled but reference a police or official context and a large monetary figure.
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