Dairy Maid Pageant and Dairying Gather in Prosperity Month Festivities
The Prosperity month celebrations brought together seasoned dairy leaders and enthusiasts from across regions. Thousands attended meetings at the Gunter hotel and the Greater Majestic theater, and a Koelvipr park barbecue featured remarks by Deen Kyle of A and M college. A matinee spotlight introduced district old-timers, with Miss Leuya Ernat of Somerset named Dairy Maid queen amid competition from Lottie Dillon of Bexar county.
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Gunter Hotel
Greater Majestic Theater
Koelvipr Park
Deen Kyle
A. and
M. College
Leu Yas Ernat
Somerset
Riress
Lottie Dillon
Bexar County
Island Day Opens Dairy Plant Plans Amid Fair Pageants
The report notes Miss Opal Wickleson of Somerset winning a prize and another contestant taking third. Day two of Homecoming features old cattlemen, trail finders, Indian scouts, and sheep raisers with lariat throwing and rotlboy singers at the Greater Majestic theater as part of the festival. County fair exhibits in the theater basement promise cash prizes for top agricultural goods. judges led by Paul McStween select winners. Island Day drew 1500 dairymen and families to San Antonio for a new dairy products plant ground breaking on Josephine Street for a $200,000 facility. Dallas executives and city health officials attended.
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Opal Wickleson
Somerset
Greater Majestic Theater
Wina
Paul McStween
Gunter Hotel
City
San Antonio
Josephine Street
Aew
Dairy Products Company
Dallas
Misees Bertha di Nenil
Seguin
Jewell Franklin
Flores
Margearite Sheehy
Floresville
Eugice Sheppard
van -Emma
Machines
Lorine Lieck
Martines
Ednad Tessman
Martine
Lillian Tadquist
Round Rock
Marie Jouietz
Martinez
Lydia Holekamp
Comfort
Helen Gast
Rookies Join Army at Local Recruiting Office
In San Antonio Sgt John McGee and two assistants report strong enlistment at the local recruiting office. The fiscal year ending June 86 saw high numbers of SID recruits with McGee crowning at 143 tackles, Simpson at 121, Miller 454, reflecting steady monthly interest as many seek a stable assignment and a chance to serve.
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STS
John McGee
San Antonio
McGeee
Srx
Charles B . Miller
Glenn Tipson
Tiste
McGee
Simpson
Miller
Torlen
Capone Loses Bid for Bail in Freedom Fight
Philadelphia July 24 Capone Chicago gang leader loses second bail bid in county prison while appealing sentence for carrying a loaded pistol. Superior Court judges Turín and Cunningham refuse bail pending a New trial appeal and set no further action until October. Municipal Judge Walsh had earlier refused to reverse or grant a new trial. Capone claims he was railroaded and that court bias affected his arraignment.
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Philadelephia
al Capone
Chicago
William J. Turin
Jesse B. Cunningham
Woud
Beard
Capone
John B. Walsh
Municipal
Cancl
Frank Clie
Capme
Cline
Ehone
Capote
Walch
Corneluus Haggary Dr
Singster
Buggarly
Ginn and Sonningham
Jude Walsh
Sertener
Postal Workers Take Long Trips Across Nations
Postal workers are on long trips abroad and across the country per P. G. Lucas postmaster. A carrier in Vermont reports no overcoat but finds it useful. Other mail men are in Germany France and England. About 50 clerks and varieties are on vacations at present.
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San Antonin
P. G. Lucas
Vermont
Germany
France
England
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Antonio
Dairy Maid
Majestic UN
Wise House
St. Mary's St. McCullough
Olmos
Main Ave
FredeRicksburg Rd
Dixie Maid Creamery
Quaker Maid
Sultana
California
Golden Fruit
Colorado
New England
National Biscuit Company
Peg
Ange
Queen Olives
Libby
Aks
Atlantic & Pacific
Laura Mae Ernst
Teyze
Gairy Quem
Majestic Theater
Wilson
Williamson
J. T. Landrum
Home Service Bureau
The
Charles Klumpp
Army
Fight For Freedom
Asshops
Ford
Grene
Clydyeande
Fez
Aurtrobarde
Orchestre
KODAK
Cee
New York
Philadelphia
Hellmann's
Hellmann
Julia. Keaveny
Oliver Harrman Sheseye
Dubia Keavendp
Florence Allan
Curtis Bok
Floretcs Allan
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