Nancy Repulses Adherent in Mountain Romance Tale
Nancy Hollenbeck resists a poor suitor and plans to wed a wealthy Beau but pursues Roger Decatur. A mountain cabin triangle forms as she elopes with Roger, returns home, and faces party backlash led by Jack Beamer amid family pressure and romantic chaos.
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Nancy Hollenbeck
Mat Tulley
Nancy
Rogey Decatur
Roger
Jovethoksig
Wis
Nia
Jack Beamer
On with the Story Chapter XXV Caprice in a Canoe
In a tense canoe scene Nancy and Jack argue over moving forward and past feelings. Nancy fears breaking up home life while yearning for independence, as Win struggles with his love for Nancy and Roger’s memory. The moment ends with a plea to return, hinting at a continuation on page 3.
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Nancy
Grandmother Peebles
Aunt
Ellie
Anite
Naneer Hollenbeck
Abe
Jack Beamer
Flearinnad
Roger
Mosquitoes of 5A Dread War Weather Relief
City Health Officer Dr W W A King notes mosquitoes ease with less warlike activity but thrive in moist dry heat. He warns dry conditions may reduce breeding. moisture remains essential to the insect’s survival and the public should expect ongoing nuisance despite seasonal changes.
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Heall Department
W W. A. King
Hilig
Horlea
San Antonio Del Rio Road Closed By Flood Waters
A section of the San Antonio to Del Rio highway was washed out by heavy river flow. Sabines Nueces and Frio rivers iced up and caused the obstruction. The highway department and chamber of commerce reported the closure and removal efforts are underway.
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San Antonio-Del Rio
San Antonio
del Rio
Sabines
Nueces
Frio
Rivera
Highway Department
Chamber of Coromerce
Funeral for Tyler Auto Victim Held at Bullard
Funeral services conducted for West Stephens 40 of Tyler and formerly Bam Antonio. Victim died in an auto accident on the Dixie Highway near Cor, when a car overturned after rounding a curve striking a wagon. Surviving are his widow Mrs Stephens, sister Mrs If. Hutbe, mother Mrs A. B. Stephens of San Antonio, and children Mack, Howard, Beenie, and Billie.
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West Stephene
Tyler
Bam Antonio
Dullard
Texae
Stephens
Rojied
Dixie
Wehway
Cor
Thia
Ureiten
If. Abhuté
Stéphens
Louis
Jane
Short Course in Vegetable Canning to Be Conducted
Under the auspices of the eatcasian division of A and Bf college a aburt course in vegetible caning will be conducted by Miss Ids Regnoits Berar county bonus demonstration agent only 17 16 and 19 at the Melina Hereford ranch The course promises the 2 nop nine one judging from the interest shown at the dermonetention siren Inst ret in Leon Springs Missy Teynolila said
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Eatcasian Division
A. and
Bf. College
Regnoits
Berar County
Melina-Hereford Ranch
Leon Springs
Missy Teynolila
Soldier's Leg Broken in Motorcycle Car Crash
Harold Spraue 24 of the Tifle first Aero squadron Tronksfield was treated for a broken leg at the bres hospital in Fort Saw Houston Wednesday. Sormude was hurt Tuesday night when a motorcycle Le driven and a car driven by J D Martin 35 400 West Park wrenge collided at Main and West Travis Apraude's Right Leg wns broken below the knee.
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Harold Spraue
Tiflefirst Aero Squadron
Tronksfield
Bres
Fort
Houston
Sormude
J. D. Martin
West Park
Main
West Travis
Apraude
Six Mexicans to Be Sent Over Border
Six Mexicans are to be sent over the border after entering the United States without proper documentation. They were to leave Boxar County on Wednesday night and go to Eagle Pass for deportation, under the immigration law of March 4, 1920, as reported by local immigration official W. W. Knope.
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United States
Boxar County
Eagle Pasa
W. W. Knope
Offtein
Fort Worth hosts major conventions in July
The city, famed as convention capital of the South, schedules five July gatherings including Chiefs of Police and City Marshals with 300 delegates, California Knights of Columbus Around America Tour with 150 guests, and Southwestern Grand Agents associations with 85 delegates. August brings United Merchants of America with 2000 delegates and other groups. September foresees 250 delegates from South Lexus Teachers’ Institute. October lists American Title Association and Texas Music Teachers Association with hundreds of attendees. November includes highway officials and Scottish Rite reunion with about 8,000 and 1,000 delegates respectively. Chief Sarton urges a safe Fourth of July plan to prevent fires and accidents.
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Ananio
Stele’ Sheriffs' Association
South Lexus Teachers’ Institute
Katy Station
Triin Torters
Alee
American Title Association Wonvention
BO Mempera
American Ticket Agents’ Association
Eastern Star
Ol Lyail Drivers’ Association
Groceries Stolen in Floresville Heist Report
Police say groceries worth 300 dollars were stolen from a Floresville wholesale grocery house Tuesday night. San Antonio officers told by Sheriff And Carnes that the loot included 1600 pounds of sugar 20 pounds of coffee 10 pounds of lard and other staples.
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Plorrsville
San Antonio
Carnes
Army to Fire Guns on July Fourth in San Antonio
Port San Antonio offices will close and all duties for commissioned officers and enlisted personnel will be suspended all day July 4 in observance of Independence Day. A 48 gun salute will be fired by battery of the Twelfth Field Artillery at Fors Field noon. Brig. Gen. Samuel D. Rockenbach coordinated the arrangements with the Second Field Artillery Brigade.
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Port San Touston
Observanuy
Independence
Las
Geo Willis
Laessiter
Eidhth
Gaspa Wren
Weddealay
San Antonio
Trelfth Wield
Fors Field
Samuel D. Rockenbach
Second Fir
Angeles Heights Bond Bid Rejected
Los Angeles Heights independent school district voters authorized a 240000 dollar bond issue for a new high school and repairs to existing buildings. The school board rejected the bid Tuesday night at a meeting held in Los Angeles Heights High School as the district plans new construction and repairs.
Honors Hale Junior Chamber Meets at St Anthony
The Junior Chamber of Commerce held its meeting at St Anthony, Wilson Southwell serves 12 months as president and plans to raise membership to TK1 within 60 days. Aviation and winter sports programs for tourists are proposed. Butz, retiring national leader, spoke. Harry Halt, local president, received a set of clubs. Jesse Jones, retiring secretary, announced club notes. Wimmerlis, holder of the world altitude record for light planes, attended as honor guest and will seek non-stop flight. Tight race between Brotensburg and Wines.
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Moeeting
Jupnior Chamber
Sommerce
Harry Halt
Jesse
Jones
Wimmerls
Marshall
Brotensville
Laredo Monterrey Road to Be Paved
The Mexican Lightray between Laredo and Monterrey will be paved as soon as possible, announced Willem Furlong of the highway department at the chamber of commerce. Jane Ti féta, engineer of the Mexican National Highway Commission, supplied the information.
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Th Witer
Jane Tiféta
Mexican National Highway Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Laredo
Monterrey
Mexico
Willem Furlong
Chamber
Ad recalls days of slavery in old Houston paper
A fragment from an 1836 era notice, found in 1958, asks owners to prove property and reclaim a enslaved person. The ad, printed in a paper with unclear provenance, cites Coryell County Sheriff and a man named John claimed by William Yucker in Collto parish Louisiana.
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Eds Aire
Houston Kennelly
del Hin Street
Hennatt
Jane
Texas
Sare
Eays
Ba John
William Yucker
Coilto Parish
Touisian
Hares
Ninth Infantry Officers Ordered to New Stations
Three officers of the Ninth Infantry have been ordered to new stations. Maj. J. B. Pate moves to the War College in Washington for a full course. Maj. L. Mercader departs for New York to board an army transport for duty in Porto Rico. Capt. J. T. Murray, training officer, sails to Fort Benning, Ga for infantry school.
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Ninth Infantey
Fort Sam
Houston
J. B. Pate
War College
Washington
New York
Porto Bleo
J.T. Murray
Ninth Jounders
Fort Nenning
Divorces Granted In Several Plenary Actions
In a morning session the court granted divorces in multiple actions. Nona and Latrimnure were granted a divorce in the case against Tage rimoré. Maude Holly and Edward Holly obtained a divorce in their action. Macy Barker was awarded a divorce from Thomsen Veag.
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Nona
Latrimnure
Ote Tagerimoré
Crons
Maude Holly Ys
Edward Holly
Jove Nertano
Anna
Serzann
Macy Barker
Mothers and Boys Embracing New Roles in 1950s Life
A collage of domestic life and youth roles shows mothers juggling alimony and childcare while boys and girls join the workforce and Girl Scouts. The piece highlights shifting gender expectations, with girls gaining cooking and household skills and boys learning carpentry, cooking, and other chores, signaling broader emancipation and future economic participation.
Plan Funeral of Miss Ida Karp
Funeral arrangements set for Miss Ida Karp 23 at Porter Lerlog Cemetery at 2 pm Friday. She died at home on Gli Mieview Street Wednesday night. Survivors include father William Karp and siblings William George Gilbert Harold Mary Louly, along with relatives.
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Fuorrneetvices
Lerlog
Ida Karp
Tomes
Gli Mieview Street
William Karp
le Svothers
Wiltam
George
Gilbert
Haul
Mary
Louly Kary
Dwssleters
Uihilan
Réna Xan
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América
Max Brunneman
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Lewis Bailey Jr
Douglas Grant
Dorothy Studhalter
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Reavt
Borfan Warts
Aiysses Sarrio
Antonio Boyu
Floresville
HALE
Monterey
Ninth Infantry
Mama
Dao
Rence
Mollie Heilman
Nnw
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Slatar
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Dee
Carl
Aytran
Worman
Sprog
Girl Scout Organization
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