Cooking Glass Just One Day D U T P T G
Site of the month’s key event for San Antonio housewives is the Lights second monthly cooking class at St Anthony hotel july 16 2 30 p m Ettie McCloyahan expert demonstrator will present three balanced meals with desserts and beverages. A Harwood table setting lesson and a theater act from Greater Majestic add to the program. Compote kitchen will show each step with audience Q and A. Admission is free with prizes awarded at close. plan to attend 2 30 p m tuesday july 35 at the st Anthony hotel by rail or car with ample parking.
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Mildred
Saa Antonio
Lnbby
St. Anthony
Ettie McCloyahan
Tesla
Afra
Er A. Hatwick
Newton Webler
John H. Thome
Monjestic
The
Anthony Hotel
Trailey
Bia
St. Anthony Hotel
Walls Campaign Fund Report Shows 84.08 and 8 Cents for Stamps
District Attorney John A. ally filed a report to the state secretary detailing campaign expenditures of 84.08 dollars with 8 cents for stamps tied to the Democratic primary nomination in the Ninth Judicial District of Texas. The district includes Webb Zapata Jim Hog e and Dimmit counties with county chairmen allocating funds to ballots and campaign applications.
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Walls
Laredo
Tesas
John A
Bia
Atste
Laredo Grapes Remain Plentiful Despite Rain
Laredo district grape crop is about the same as 1920, estimated at three cars of fruit rather than five. Rain in June and a slow period earlier reduced yield, with vines shedding and many crops not reaching full volume as weather shifted.
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Laredo
Toso
Museum to Display Swilian Chief Skeleton in Texas
The skeleton of a Swilian chieftain, found in Collingawasth County, will be placed in the museum of the Panhands Pining Historical rockty. Ken Canney found the relic while ruling a creek and the artifact was prepared for display by Flos, Brailre of Amarillo.
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Qanyon
Texae
Collingawasth
the Panhands
Ken Canney
Long A Creek
Trena
Flos
Brailre
Amarillo
Tex-Mex Railroad Elects Officers
LAREDO July 4 9 Mitey TV Cogtry has been re elected president of the Tex Mex Railroad and Transit company. Other officers include Miler T. Coz Tes M. Mu Teyenderker Mr. Fish Charlene Trout A A Apunis 3 Voneria Murphy and Angst O Rich ter.
Bonehead Club forms at TG Springs with twenty one members
A new organization named the Bonehead Club has been formed at TG Springs. The group lists 21 members including B A Kelley and Chief Konthead Chris B, with others named in a garbled roster. The item notes the club’s focus appears to be service to nothing, though details are unclear due to legibility issues.
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Bonehead Club
TG Springs
Testis
Fulp
Wloran
Srevice
B.A. Kelley
Konthead Chri B
Wlomahicia
Mimb Ae
Sendel Dodlehek
Inte
Te Vorler
Simpleton
Man May Lose Eye From Match Spark
In a reported incident a man injured by a spark during a match may lose an eye. He was taken to Green Hospital for treatment. Names and places in the readable text are unclear. Further details are unavailable.
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Natanioh
Georke Hammerlin
Victoria Xtrout
Prandns
Green Hospital
Letters From Civil War Era Found At Texas College
Four letters from the 1860s, written to the Texas State College for Women, describe conditions in the Southern states during the Civil War. Photostatic copies and the letters will join the college’s secure collections, one written from Derlar University’s stationery when it was at Independence, Texas. The author notes Southern girls learning to weave and other wartime routines.
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Denton
Teras
Txas State College For Women
Texas
Saolber
Aeplorew
Coles Wareeling
Tolle
Souther Girl
Tourists Move Through Laredo in Midyear Trek
July 7 report from Mrs. J. A. Wilson of the Tarredo chamber of commerce notes that about 2025 American tourists passed through Laredo on their way to destinations in Mexico during June.
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Laredo
Banedoq
Teres
Tareilo
Mexico
Jnne
Mra
J. A. Wilson
Tarredo
Carmerce
Community Club Activities Include Prizes and Memorial Services
Mrs Trudolp Steffler hosted guests at the Schumann home for a summer afternoon gathering at Scenie Loop playgrounds. Winners were announced for a Bunen led event and prizes went to Mrs J Tluge Lransis Seguin Mrs Tauselr and Mrs Schmann with a guest prize to Miss Ruby Stettler. The upcoming session will be at Miss Minnie Bachlers 325 Josephine Isert. The Wonman's renga Association Review No 8 plans its memorial service after the Monday meeting. Clive Blagnolin Grove Woodmen-triple held a regular meeting with a birthday table for members born in April to June. Hosts included Mrs Than the MeAfer Lil dhe Crowley and Lucile Camp. Delegates Eva Lauson and Della Maange reported on the dedication ceremony at Sheemao. Mrs Edwad A Gittinger entertained Shamrock Reidinz club on Mission Street with games and prizes. Mrs Orent Grelach presented a handmade bouquet and Gittinger received a France roses bouquet on behalf of the club. Shamrock team placed third in a recent competition with members listed. After refreshments Mrs Mildred Gittinger hosted a reading. The San Antonio Civic Opera board to meet at 7 pm Tuesday in the Ste Anthony hotel vestry. The Happy Thought club meets Wednesday at Mrs Elle Leia. The T E n Pst to hold its regular meeting at 2 30 Thursday at the Beacon Hill Baptist church with all members invited. Grain at Port Houston sets a record with over 250000 bushels for a single season marking the largest volume handled in the facility’s history.
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Trudolp Steffler
Violet Bunen
Suomer
Walter Schumann
Scenie Loop
Lynchean
Steve
Bunen
J. Tluge Lransis
Seguin
Tauselr
Us Schmann
Ruby Stettler
Minnie Bachler
Clive Blagnolin Grove
Woodmen-trirele
MeAfer
Lildhe Crowley
Lucile
Eva Lauson
Della Maange
Sheemao
Happy ‘Thought Club
Mra Elle Leia
Case Aleel
the 'T. E N Pst
Eglar
Ueacon Ill Baptist Church
Night gridiron at Simmons U lights autumn schedule
Simmons University gridiron under floodlights will host home games this autumn after the purchase of lighting equipment. The inaugural night game is September 26 vs Sol Woes College Tarbocs, then October 10 vs St Edwarde, and a week later vs Daniel Walter. Armistice day adds a noontime break. Twenty six 2000 watt reflectors mounted on 66 foot poles will illuminate the field.
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Atilent
Teras
Iwie T—Hark Simons University
Trinity
Pecan Growers Plan Weatherford Convention Week
Weatherford Texas July convention plans for the Terns Perny Growers have been completed. Prominent speakers have been invited to address the group and discuss challenges facing growers. Entertainment features include several contests with cash prizes.
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Weatherford
Tex
Plana
Terns Perny
Community Spotlight Shows Local Figures and Events
Chief Nybert Drewry hosts guests for two weeks at the Nara sett ing station. Attendees include Mies Kail tren Drewry and Tom Vrew fygo with Mog, J. M. Drewry of Nacogdaches, W. H. Hutchins and Mrs. Jenn Parker directing music at First Baptist during absent leaders. George Mather Jr. attends A and M College, Charlea T. Aubin at Campaiatfar near Boerne works on a new college purchase. Joseph A. Kinus takes a course at the U S Naval Institute in San Diego, inviting friends to Lee City. A benefit midnight show by the American Legion at Majestic Theater raises $150. Wilma Legate trends at Blouwten and Falveston. 150 children perform “Hiawatha” at Woodlavn Lake. Local court event discussed. Mrs. Bessie Bailey returns from New Mexico. Soldiers invited to bunco and Army events. free parries for soldiers at Army Y station.
Houston Orleans Flight to Start Soon
Houston and New Orleans service planned by Wede Williams Air Services, with Dennison as treasurer, announces a chartered flight initiative. The project, labeled Bagannownerd, aims to inaugurate a new air passenger route between Houston and New Orleans.
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Houston-Orleans
Houston
New Orleans
Dennis
Operednry-Tredeurer Ag
Wede-Williams Air Services
Bagannownerd
Lawyer Moss Dies in Oak Park Home Tragedy
Chicago July report says William Rey Moss, once a prominent civil leader and corporation lawyer, died by gas in his Oak Park residence after financial decline. His fall from eminence followed a high-profile divorce case and public scrutiny of his legal work. His wife and family faced hardship as income dwindled and employers dropped his services.
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Chicago
Twliam Rey Moss
Deel
Pan
Oak Park
N. Elmwome
Moss
Charlotte Telend
Cael D. Cree
Ork Baptist Bates
Ehurch
Arandal
Solial
Aloory
Union Teague Club
Il Sng
Lake Park Avenur
Chicage
Proroner Thompson Anas
Trail of Blood Two Miles Long Nails Suspect
Two mile trail of blood leads to suspect in a violent hold up at a university club. Night clerk Henry Ti is critically wounded after a confrontation with the assailant, who used a pen knife and fired shots. Miller is shot twice in the stomach and once in the shoulder before the suspect flees.
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Los Angeles
Merry O'Rexon
Henry Ti
Ersity
O'legin
Deans
O'Teegan
Miller
Ted
He Bailed Others No One Bails Him WISNIVEG
A battered note reports Mike Birik faced potential long jail time for bonds he posted for others. Anrik posted bail for George Molent, but bail was in doubt as Burik lacked secured funds. Burik’s arrest follows nonpayment, risking executive remedy by the government.
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Wisniveg
Mike Birik
Sancune
Anrik
George Molent
McKenzie
Buiik
No Face Lifting for Mrs Moo Cow
Salem Oregon July 7 state veterinarian and manager of the Pacific International Livestock exposition say cosmetic beautification and annual plastic surgery will be barred from the exposition. They note paraffin and lard are used by exhibitors to alter animals’ appearance and deny such practices.
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Salem
Ore
Letile
O. Me Plummer
Girl, 8, Seized as Youngest Burglar in City Case
An eight year old girl, described as the youngest burglar, was taken into custody after entering homes and asking for a drink when caught. The theft proceeds were allegedly spent on food and clothing for her younger sisters. Ler Jalber is serving a term for prior stealing.
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Vincens Int
Burshie
Nosie Tistow
Ler Jalber
Broken Ankle Set He Walks Away
In Cleveland Ohio a patient with a badly broken ankle was treated by Dr Baeh ler. After an injection of a local anesthetic the bones were aligned and placed in a cast, and the patient walked away.
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Cleveland
Ohio
saiy_ i
Tr Lerenzd Troehler
Asisizia Alaris
Baehler
Death by Self-Directed Action Reported in Mexico City
A garbled dispatch from Mexico City describes Mane el Eferquedes allegedly forcing Wasudene to a rooftop ledge then shooting him in the head before leaping to the street. The chaotic text verges on incomplete details but notes a violent end and mentions investigators and a witness named Crockett.
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Mexico City
Mane ‘Uel Eferquedes
Ile
Ateiel
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First Baptist
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Alte Iria
George Mather Jr
A and M. College
Ha Memes
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Campaiatfar
Boerne
Joseph A. Kinus
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Bry
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