Dance at Camp Travis Promises Open Air Event for Troops
An outdoor social event is planned at Camp Travis on August 1 for attendees from the Citizens Military Training Camp. A committee of officers and men will manage the arrangements with local girls invited and Army Band music provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Furnich
Camp Travis
Lexdanerters
Oper Air
Say Agtonto
A. Thompson, Company
Fethivs
Forth
Ent Choy KR
Swinford
Parade details and weather mark festival schedule
The fragment describes an event with extended orders, a marching the mill, and preparations for a parade amid uncertain conditions. It notes a tool inspection in the morning and events around the afternoon, with mentions of figures like Greg and various military like movements. It references a parade, training, and meals with chicken and festival food, all within a blurred timeline.
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Rudd
Geeuiyl Biawinge
Chrith Friday Ornig
Cnet
Joe
Thorsdag
Obituary Narcissa Chenault 63 dies in Howeton home
Narcissa Chenault aged 63 died at her daughter’s home in Howeton and was buried in Gonzalez on Sunday. The obituary notes she was the widow of the Isto Taeinn Che and mother of Mrs. Tlerbert Chenault of San Antonio, with funeral services held by Dr. 4 and burial in the local cemetery. Relatives listed include Oliver, Moore, and other families from Laredo, Alpine, and San Antonio, with services conducted by Grockett Funeral Home.
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Narcissa Chenault
Chenault
Howeton
Gonzalez
San Antonio
Gonzales
Tlerbert
Int Chenault
San
Alen G. Oliver
Mra
G. Oliver
al Moore
Wedu
Bess
Jene
Relativ
Eld Setue Morre
Shetler Luderiskine Company
Dua
Oliver
Rensos
Tae
Laredo
Moore
T. Def Alpine, BB. of Mod Tes, Moore Buch, Colon
Hagle Pass
Tom and Lung
San Antonin
A. W. Wilensit
Wileos
Ariz
Merailith
Ig Wells
Toxan
Oliver Tras
Guadalupe County
Munre
Army Projects Delayed Awaiting Appropriations and Orders
Army program funds are held up awaiting full appropriation. Budget disruptions slow essential upkeep and repairs at camps, with stock reserves depleted unless funding arrives soon. Vague agency notes promise a near-term release, but uncertainty remains on exact timing and scope of expenditures.
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Aesyrtlea
Uaingr Hievink Authority
Genennt
Arnsthe
Ress
Chiesa of Des Parhnenis Ust Piace
Mies
Congress
FT Enieme
SAPS Assured Against Mob Fear by Californians
Turfork reports assurances from officials and business leaders that police in Turtork will resist mob pressure after a long wake of threats. The scene described shows calm restored as authorities vow firm action against any forcible disruption of public order.
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Turfork
Tayanisa
Thertuck
Deportation tensions rise amid foreign worker unrest
Amidst predicted trouble and deportation talk, officials and workers face tension as Japanese and Danish communities confront wage disputes and alleged incitement. Officials at the port and churches report agitation, while businessmen blame foreign labor for unrest, signaling a broader push toward expulsion actions.
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Vanity Office
Tigarette Orientals
Tarluck
C. Belkawa
Nurelies
Afapunese
Bent
N. Aibora
J. Yu Shon
Ani
Lyle Stage
Theat
Anich Morgar
Curlock
U S and Argentine Notes on Panama Case Row
United States and Argentina exchange notes on Panama boundary dispute. Reported public discussion centers on Panama’s claims and possible U S responses. Argentina seeks clarification of Panama situation while signaling stance on arbitration and regional stability.
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U.S
Panama
Matrimony Study Sparks Court Battle in Early Case
A tangled marriage dispute as the court weighs duties and obligations amid a complex betrothal. Judge Taavis notes concerns over alimony and divorce terms while evaluating the parties involved and their generations.
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Taavis
Indicted bankers tied to broad climate scheme
A group of bankers faces multiple indictments announced by the county district attorney. The charges accuse them of coordinating with climate activists to influence funding and policy in various regions. Names and precise locations are obscured in the available text, but the alleged network spans several cities and institutions. The case references calls for new school gear and potential transfers within the industry, with further proceedings expected at a later date.
Harding to Camp With Firestone Edison and Ford
Washington May 190? President Harding considers a weekend camp with Firestone Edison and Ford near Hagerstown. The party may include Mrs Harding and other guests, flying to the area then traveling by train. If held, they plan to return to Washington Sunday night.
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Harding
Firestone
Edison
Ford
Washington, D. GC
Px Donk
Soe Somorrow
Sirs Harding
Washington
Akron
Shiny
Bishop Williams
Anderson
Cincinnati
Rotary Club Meeting Emphasizes Fellowship and Strength
The Rotary club at Mineheon discussed weekly meals and fellowship as core rewards of service. Speakers including AJ White and Arthur Storms urged careful silk handling and noted Rotary aims of vigor, faith, respect, and friendship. Rev. High Mebellan, returning from Edinburgh, was welcomed. George Tolmgreen presided at the meeting.
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Rotary Club
Mineheon
Anthony
Feilay
Arthur ‘Storms
Our Mills
AJ White
Latte
William " Lean
Arthur ‘Fitapaniet
Clarence Doues
Brack Jewis
San Antonio
AL. White
White
Edinburgh
Aloulo
William Eichartain
Austin
Raverhior
Junuisiani
Bysas
Rotary
George C. Tolmgreen
Clis
Cavernor proposes grant for San Antonio high school scholarship
A figure named Rutaeidas seeks approval to fund a scholarship at a San Antonio high school. The proposal aims to support music education and underlines the need for community backing and administrative steps to finalize the grant.
Kiwanis Club Plans Big San Antonio Convention Week
About 660 delegates and their wives will attend the Kiwanis district convention in San Antonio. Events include nightly Hindiyon gatherings at the Gunter Hotel and trips to nearby towns. Nat Washer, president of the local Kiwanis, praised the Cleveland convention and urged continued effort to attract the next gathering. Delegates Charles Ips Dick Terrell and Walter Liston also attended the Cleveland event.
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Vig
Kiwanis Club
San Astonid
Mab Priciag
Gunter Hotel
Carpus Christ
Cleveland
Nat Washer
San Antonio
Lin Jife
Washer
Wasler
Go Etler
Sibo Ronmtrd
Charles Ips
Dick Terrell
Walter Moa Liston
Customs Sale Held At Federal Building Auction Notes
An auction at the customs office on the second floor of the federal building sold vins, cigarettes, pre blows stones and jewelry seized for unpaid duties. Mexican cigarettes and cigars brought in profits of about 145.10, with total values around 88010. The sale included 600 cigarettes, 800 cigars, and various stones and pearls, with rings and earrings part of the lots. One man bought the entire lot of vngrils for Five five fifty? The event also mentions personnel movements and a general governance tone about border enforcement and orders to relocate aviation assets.
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Secon
Customs Service
Auto Turned Over Injuring Driver in Prospect Hill
Mrs G Mra G St Hans of Wear Commnrea Street Prospect Hill was injured when her automobile overturned at 9 80 o clock Thursday night near the Aulphey Spelngarrend. She was taken to hospital for treatment while two bystanders Evances and Sallie Gate at 2304 Pare street suffered minor bruises. Police say Mr Hoge was aiming at a mower when the touring car neared and the glare prevented Shins from seeing the tail, leading him to drive off.
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Mra. G. St Hans
Wear
Prospect Hill
K. Ev
Hang
Hiebaard
Gang
Evances
Sallie Gate
Hoge
Shins
Baby born in Vienna given to Munich couple
An infant born in Vienna was refused entry to Germany as a potential foreign burden. After months of searching across Europe, a childless Munich couple adopted the ten week old boy. The adoptive parents faced a notice labeling the child as a dangerous foreigner who might become a burden in twenty years.
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Berns
Ant
Beranaete
Vienna
Munich
Citer Germauiy
Muntch
Bertin Aml
Europe
Munteh
Sears
Speed Service Claims in Washington on War Risk Bureau
Washington July 23 Director Forbes said the War Risk Insurance Bureau has acted on all claims from farmers involved in speed service disputes. The agency reported completion of the drive to settle pending claims, with no further actions expected.
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Washington, D
Forbes
Fragrant Lemon Skin Whitening Tonic Pushes Beauty Claims
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a lemon based skin whitening tonic marketed for beauty. It references lemon juice as a skin treatment, claims about whitening and soothing effects, and mentions products or absorbent usage, with unclear names and sources.
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Ri Veeler
Lampwill
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Nolle
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Nomenes Lina Beer
United States
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Tere
Hye Bette
Coste Tien
Ehywe
Peter Fittivvtaire
Yitin
United
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Senate
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Aisin
Oxter
Charlie W. Buster
Eighth Corp
Wert
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Atagheda Winivse
Alasar
ULI
Abe Academy
Mogorius Jans Besandiity Pt Neadquirters
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AL of
Rutaeidas
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Relig Field
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Kramert Ding
Corps Christi
Tex
Aogophius Emmert
Dial
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Germany
Bertin Pollee Keen Dub Child
Viennas
Speed Service Claims
Lemons
Joske'’s
Alamo Plaza
Fes
Ladies’ Union
Joske’s
Irkey
Greece
Palestine
Australia
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Thia
Whitmer Bennett
Hay
Fox News
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Rolin Symphony
Erect Ue
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Tatime
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IMCS
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