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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1921
Page
7
Fragmented classified style text lists services such as doubles potatoes, roofing, tanks, towers, and home repair items. Mentions Erwin Wilmington story, Crockets Japs, and a price line with a phone contact. Shaky OCR yields unclear names and places.
An ad describes paperhanging and painting services with references to instruction and materials. It lists contact mentions and promises careful, steady work, indicating a small local business operation. The fragmented text suggests pricing or service details are incomplete.
A local ad targets Home Builders in San Antonio and vicinity offering lumber and building materials. It promises savings on fir shipments and discounts, with mentions of a store located at 1701 or nearby and advertising prices and supplier services for contractors and individuals.
Fragmentary OCR shows a federal process in the Western District of Texas with an attachment and monition. Names include Texan attorneys and officials. The text references a 1927 date and an order to appear in court with property alleged in dibel. The fragment includes mentions of a marshal and civil process, but many portions are garbled.
Amateur Johnson and Knepper tied for the medal in Western competition. The rounded event featured many participants and cited performances as rivals sought top honors in a crowded field amid miscued notes and scattered names from Chicago to Texas.
The article reports cautious buying amid uncertainty over price trends and consumer demand. Retail and wholesale sectors show hesitation with producers trimming output and wages under review. Building and manufacturing pause for next steps in anticipated price and demand shifts.
July reports from Atlanta to New York outline railroad tariff talks, wage pauses, and planned restarts across steel, plate, and textile plants. Officials expect rate changes to affect shippers while mills and warehouses brace for altered demand and price shifts, with mixed progress in energy and machinery sectors.
For Worth Texas July 1 President Walter Azorria has not resigned and the matter remains unsettled. Morris raised the issue with secretary Merrell of the National Association of Trouble Shooters. Wagons of the length will be cleared by Secretary Wareed in a statement from West Texan Tage headquarters Wednesday.
A garbled late 19th century style item describes business manager Jack Danneey connected to New York resistence and a weekend event at Wempsey's. It references city affairs, a breach, and a public cry for a leader named Teague. The fragmentary text mentions Atlanta, July, and various local figures in a chaotic summary.
The court schedules another appeal hearing for a murder conviction in Vall County. The defendant, Moxiaau, was found guilty of tauren and accused of altering evidence with the intent to mislead the jury. Prosecutors argue the case hinges on the defendant’s role and the alleged involvement of co-offenders. The judge noted an impending review of the sentence as part of the appeal proceedings.
A fragmented report describes cattle, political figures, and a stalled project. It references Chiong Sylk Me e and a National Exeluanty mie le meili, with mentions of loans, investigations, and stock deals connected to Mrs. Troy and Mant Xe My Bae Bilton. The text shows unclear names and dates, signaling a damaged OCR page.
A garbled OCR passage lists names and places such as Corpus Christi Texas, Warsaw, and Henry Growmnar, with scattered phrases about family washing, a cemetery, park, and a local street address. The readable items mention community figures and distant locales in a fractured note.
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