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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
34
A Tehachapi era recipient details a fatal liquor related case. The article notes a life story of Cole, a tanker, and his burial in Duncan Oklahoma after recent events. His widow and two surviving daughters awaited the body.
The readable text is garbled with mixed letters and stray terms. It mentions money and metals, a person named Sindy with 10k, and various scattered phrases. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
A garbled OCR style text mixes stock market jargon with scattered names and phrases. It lists various unclear items, places, and entities such as NEM VR toy tm, Fiatte, Lorraine, VW, Mhomet, Me Tas Taare Mn, and references to people like Jeane, Marreh, and CPA. Overall content is nonsensical and lacks a coherent event or narrative.
Governor Sieclins announced pardons for Tom and Inhnnie Chisholm, convicted in Warrie County in June of assault leading to murder and five years’ imprisonment. Both had previously faced firearm and assault charges and served time before release.
Chicago report notes a $1000 theft by a bandit at a local bank scene. The item, dated July, mentions a suspect described as brash. Police investigation continues with no arrests announced.
The House plans a short, high priority session led by Speaker and committee clerks to review vetting procedures and related bills. North country lawmakers anticipate debate lasting only a few weeks as they weigh changes and potential amendments.
A fire incident started when a window curtain caught fire near a stove in an eight A. location, causing smoke but no reported injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly, and authorities are investigating the cause and origin of the fire.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a man kidnapped amid chaotic events. Names such as Mera, Winnie, and others appear loosely tied to a tense urban setting. The text is garbled but suggests a kidnapping incident with local reactions and unclear locations or dates.
England secures a victory as the Bont team loses a tight match in a tense tennis fre event. Key players contributed decisive points while the crowd watched a sharp exchange of rallies and returns.
A dog rescue drew praise from Captain Leach of the Vader and a crew member named Thomas A. Sew Ha en as rain fell on high quarters. Exneh assisted in locating and safely returning the dog, with Michael M Superintendent of a local shelter commending the quick actions. The event was noted by observers in Sew Ha en and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions lemons, a Mart, and various garbled names and numbers. Readable entities include Ceres and Nawab with scattered references to locations and figures, but details are unclear. The passage seems to record a local notice or brief item with mixed fragments.
Fragmented OCR shows a dense list of produce with prices per unit, including peppers, yams, tomatoes, onions, corn, and other items. Mentions several vendors and locales, with varied cents and dollars per item, typical of a historical marketplace roundup.
A garbled July market note from NisTaSwel outlines erratic wool demand and pricing. The fragmentary text references producers, prices, and trade activity along with incongruent figures and names, rendering the piece largely unreadable but signaling ongoing commerce and buyer hesitation.
A garbled 1920s newspaper snippet discusses price points and offerings, mentioning New York references, wage questions, and job advertisements. The text contains numerous corrupted phrases and unclear lines, yet hints at market activity and employment notices within a chaotic retail scene.
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