Big county fair progresses with new buildings under way
Readied grounds show extensive space booked by eight to nine counties. Officials report all stalls, exhibits, and structures nearly complete including restaurant buildings 48 by 24 feet and 70 by 60 foot operation building. The portico and telecommunication facilities set for public use as Ed Steves and Sons plan log cabin exhibits and a refrigerated display area highlights innovative farm displays.
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Bngerars
Teluikiy
R Mra
M, Vanes
Ias Gust
Texas Farmers’ Congress
College Braton
Bnig
Jie
Munson
Doulson
Ramser
Austin
Ryopresente
Cuiluan
la Salle
Bandera
Uvalde Ab
Buldliye Sud
Theodore
Aiand
Abdul
Poulter Department
Alamo
Ed Steves & Sons
Chinese Murdered by Prince Tuan Reported Yesterday
A report states Chinese victimized yesterday by Prince Tuan as authorities note similar incidents. Prices on over four thousand pairs of shoes and slippers at Shepherd's Hed Ticket Shoe Bale are mentioned in connection with the case.
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Prince Tuan
Fone
Shepherd's
Woodmen Camps Prepare for Big Fall Rally
Woodmen of the World camps plan a large fall event inviting supreme officers, aiming to establish a cabin and headquarters on approval. All camps except Sam Houston have aligned with the official stance and await favorable reply to proceed with site preparations and related details.
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Sam Houston
Order
Grommds Ae
UTHH Open Door Policy Prova at Shepherds Red Ticket
A brief report notes UTHH adopting an open door policy at Shepherds event with Prova and Red Ticket raises questions about prices against state rules.
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Shepherd's
Military officers at post amid encampment and arrivals
Lieut Morey arrives on leave from the Tenth United States Cavalry as cadets, officers, and aides gather at the Tex rca Volunteer Guard encampments. Captain Sibley and Colonel Cleary receive instructions from the chief surgeon while Captain Beall sails for the Philippines. Naval Cadet Swayz departs Hailey for San Francisco to join the fleet.
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I OW. Sibley
Department of
Tev
Otrs. I
Morey
Mjaln
W. 3. Wood
Philippines
Xelonel Roberts
Madila Piper
Roberts
F. M. M. Beall
Wrs
Telgmeat
Third Infantry
Avhich
Emil P. Swayz
Haelty
San Francisco
Blaehip
Paledolphia
Ingulp
Pacific
Seudeon
Kritz
Ing. White
Mexican burglar captured south of the city
A Mexican man wanted in Austin on burglary charges was arrested last night on Medina road six miles south of Bexar County city. Deputy Jim Carruthers, Deputy Charles Stevens, and Captain J W Galbreath captured him after a description led them to the scene. The man confessed and will be taken to Austin today. A partner of the accuser has already been tried and convicted.
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Niehl
Austin
Bexar County
Offeera
Medina Road
Jim Carruthers
Charles Stevens
J. W. Galbreath
Medina
Tigi
Prisoners Convicted in Bexar County Sentenced in Thirty-seventh District
State convict conductor Davis led a group from the Thirty-seventh District Court to the penitentiary and house of correction for terms including Lee Field for burglary and theft five years and reformatory nine months, Jove Math two years for theft of a cow, Jonas Wilke two years for theft from a person, Raney Btoroy two years for burglary and theft, and Will Owens noted among others.
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Prigoners
Bexar
Takeno
Irigon
Davis
House of Correcton Fsnay
Rerys
Lee Field
Reformatory
Jove Math
Jona Wilke
Raney Btoroy
Will Owens
Reforming sentence items mix of burglary and theft
Summary unavailable due to fragmented source text detailing multiple crimes and penalties, including John Reinbold and Ricanto Gutierrez, with references to reformatory terms, penitentiaries, and a fruit shipment by Reily Brothers announcing a sale of peaches and tomatoes in unclear context.
Bakers Kick Over Regulations With Boss Promise Break
A muddled OCR item reports bakers opposing rules that bar labor with management, accusing a boss of breaking promises and citing regulatory tensions. The fragmentary text mentions a group, potential discipline, and unresolved disputes within the bakery sector.
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Ite
Crescent Social club meeting plans and July events
The Crescent Social club schedules a Friday meeting at Paul Mustler’s home on 702 South Flores. A July 18 party is planned for Mr. Prod. Wanet at 238 Lamitte Street. The next meeting is July 20 at Whos Abbott Jr’s 229 Adare Street. Census Supervisor Rebshaway awaits more enumerators to finish reports for Washington.
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the Crescent Social
Paul
Mustler
South Flores Street
Prod. Wanet
Lamitte Street
Whos, Abbott, Jr
Adare Street
Government alters weighty election coalition described
Special to the Sunday Edition reports that the recent election gives the ministry a majority and veto power, while a minority may complicate governance. The text notes instability if a coalition struggles, creating troublesome conditions despite the overall win.
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Alt Wight
Praseela
Postal Clerks Win Salary Increases Nationwide
The National Association of Hallvery Postal Clerks helped win pay raises for clerks across classes. The raise amounts include $200 for top class, $100 for class three, and $50 for class four, with several Antonia clerks benefiting. Names mentioned include Harvey Montgomery and others in class four and five.
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Raiwiny
Uncle Sarn
Guccosiul
Congress 9 Assa
Ebler
Clase 4
Chlet
Harvey Monteomery
H. Harrell
Jum G. Peanels
Arnold
DE. Vaughn
R Key- Meir
Frank Bernhard
E. D. Rutledge
T. Finehall
G. B. Chamberlain
Lacy
Tt. Bermhard
J. A. Genmbelr
Street Paving Bonds Bring Local Labor Hours Change
The city engineer plans to prepare paving contract specs and have them ready when bonds are printed. Wages for workers will be $1.60 per day for eight hours, aligning with municipal hours. Private contracts are noted but municipal rules apply to labor costs.
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Gily
Ths
Spgelika- Hong
Trolley Wide and Water Melons Party Invitation
The San Antonio Sumer Verein will host a trolley Tide and watermelon party next Thursday evening. Admission details include a late set by Light. Attendees invited.
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San Antonio
Railroad Cars Stand Out as Elegant Long Sleepers
A descriptive piece highlights the G. H. & S. A. P. and related routes with luxury sleeper cars between San Antonio and Colorado Springs. The article extols the cars' spacious parlor, glass walls, brass rails, olive green plush, large windows, and commodious toilet and dressing rooms. It notes a unique position application from M. B. Monserrate and reports watermelon shipments, freight-rate talks, staff changes, and local notices.
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Cing
San Antonio
Colorado Springs
G. Il
Finentonia
S. A
Flato
Nia
Waco
Fort Worth
Denver
Corbiunder
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