Louise in Love Forgetting Suitor and Marital Turmoil
A melodramatic tale tracks Nancy Hallem who courts Jack Heamer then secretly meets Roger Detatur. Amid brutal social pressure and a loveless marriage, she reconciles with Beamer while navigating loyalty to family and a risky affair.
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Nancy Hallembeck
Jack Heamer
Natvy
Roger Detatur
Bickenig
Roger
Nancy
Beamer
Whnée
Phil
Wing
Louise
Alwayn
Kaa
Uough
Baumer
Nother
Lachman
Cevine
Mirer
Mat ‘Tully
Ehe
Familly
Go On With the Story Chapter XLII
Oliver T Lachman president of Parkhurst National Bank is gone leaving Peter Holfenbeck doomed to remain a clerk. Louise rejects him, and Lachman contemplates unemployment and regret as family tensions erupt over Louise and Kitty. Kitty confronts Lachman pushing for his mother to leave and end the man’s hopes.
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Oliver T. Lachman
Parkhurst National Bank
Peter Holfenbeck
Lachman
Louise
Dave
Simeelf
Érienda
Mansey
Fale
Abe
Nunes
Kitty
Nancy
Hunter shoots tiger near bush in San Antonio tale
A hunter with a white partner and native driver engaged a tiger at close range near San Antonio. After changing shots to a heart hit, the beast collapsed as a second bullet finished it. The story centers on C. E. Atwood, an American businessman visiting Bombay, who hunted in the region and recounted the chase. The piece notes Atwood’s background and a related tale of hunting with his wife driving.
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C. BE. Atwood
San Antonio
Jongie
Harry. Williams
San Aptonio
AOS Winchester
Ofan Csleith
Wuart
Ifang
Mennes
Br. Atwood
Mitsu Mayion Prancis Astor
Ed Ayrer
Veteram
San Antonia Emilrost
Ed “Agers
At‘woo
Walter Napier to Address J C C on San Antonio trade
Walter J Napier provident of the Alamo National Bank will speak to members of the inter chamber of commerce Thursday evening at the St Anthony hotel. His subject is Reselling San Antonio and the Junior Chamber to its membership. Officials expect regular attendance.
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Alamo National Bank
Inter Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio
Tis
Cobbs Proposes New City Limits Plan
T D Cobbs, assistant city official, outlined a proposal to set new city limits. He said the plan, tied to an ordinance, would be discussed at the next city commission meeting to seek approval and formalize the boundaries.
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Formes
San Antonio Troops to Entrain for National Guard Camp
An advance guard of 82 men from San Antonio will entrain for the National Guard camp at Matagorda Bay, August 4 to 19, announced at a Forty First Company meeting. The remainder receive awards for proficiency and neatness, with medals and cups presented to several soldiers.
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San Antonio
National Guard
Parlavios
Matagorda Bay
Forty Hirst Tn
Fayler
Deep Hope
el Iv Jones
George Rite
Herbect J. Brown
James Doxy
Neat Neas
Soldier Signals Costs Armor at Fort Saw Houston
A damaged report describes a Marine signaling armor costs or a soldier near Fort Saw Houston. An account notes a sentry of the Ninth Infantry, with Serjeant Good informing officers at Bretion hospital that he was wounded while making a torn and driving a pack truce, believing he had been shot.
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Lurie
Fort Saw Houston
Gorgrant Bluett
Servier
Way
Ninth Infantry
Serpeaul Good
Bretion
Elosya
Pythians Confer Third Rank at Seguin Lodge
A caravan of Knights from San Antonio Indge Knights of Pythian will go to Seguin Tuesday night to assist in conferring the third rank on candidates in the fleet community. Monday night the local lodge was addressed by Arthur T. Leonard of Beaumont, grand chancellor of the Texas Knights of Pythian, special deputy grand chancellor. The title of special deputy and chancellor was conferred by Leonard Mosday night on Jules Tengg, member of the order for 43 years.
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San Antonio
Paris Lecturer to Speak on Old Glories of Mexico
Sen Antoninos invites readers to hear Henri Crozat a noted Paris economist and sociologist speak on Old Glories of Mexico at Main Avenue High School Wednesday at 8 o clock. The talk will use lantern slides and cover pre colonial civilizations colonial architecture and Mexican beauty spots and women with a Mexican history perspective.
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Paris
Mexico
Sen. Antoninos
Henri Grozat
Main Avenue High School
Crozat
SEEK KIN OF SA WOMAN SEEK KIN OF SA WOMAN
Deputy sheriff s were sent Tuesday to locate relatives of a woman picked up along Fredericksburg road in a dazed condition. She spoke of a brother Hammonds and a possible name like Robert but could not identify. Motorists who brought her to town said she wandered along the road and she was treated at a hospital before being taken to the sheriff s office where she could not say how she came to be there.
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Moterista
Fredericksburg
Moudas
Robert Ren Amiial
Oles
Hammonds
Brederlekeburg -Und
Ciis
Bee
Ode
Sheriff’s Office
Transfer Company Moves Its Offices to New Facility
Transfer Company announces relocation of the offices and warehouse from 424 Dolorosa Street to the new complex at Dural and North Mesquite. O J Lasar, manager of storage and hauling, outlined the move and its expected benefits.
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Merchante Transfer Company
Dolorosa Street
Dural
Mesquite Street
O. J. Lasar
Lueelap
Oil Boom Draws Crowds to Seguin Field Well
Drifters and oil men watch Texas Co. No 1 Dallas Wilson near Seguin in Darst creek discovery. The well gauges 1440 barrels and lies about 12 miles from Seguin as a new boom draws hundreds daily.
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Texas Co
Dallas Wilson
Darst Creek
Seguin
Pastors ordained at Seventh Day Adventist conference
DAL Walgren Louis Lopez and Jon Castillo, three young Ban An eoimas, were ordained now ministers in the Seventh Day Adventist church at the conference Monday. Resolutions were adapted protesting proposed legislation that would monke the observance of Sunday coupulaory. Copies of the revclusion were sent to Senators Sheppard and Counslly and members of congressional committees. The statement asserted religion is a duty and should be directed by reason and conviction, not force. Conferences of officials adjourned Monday, but camp meetings will continue through the week.
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Dal Walgren
Louis Lopez
Jon Castillo
Mlb. van Kuys
Wold Monke
Sheppard and
Counslly
Coch
Tesan
Drummer Boy of Chickamauga Visits Lincoln Memorial Muse
Drummer Boy of Chickamauga, Brig. Gen. Jobo Lincyn Clem, famed for admiring Honest Abe Lincoln, is in San Antonio visiting his son John L. Clem Jr, while leading a memorial committee for the Wilderness battle in Pennsylvania. The young Civil War figure joined the Federal army early, serving as a trooper after a young start.
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Jobo Lincyn Clem
Abe
Lincoln
San Antonin
John L. Clem
Central Teast. Compan
Coufreés
Pennsylvania
Tanvern
Law Student Freed After Red Light Charge
Law student JT D Calvert 30, of 133 Hayton, was acquitted in a car case after testifying his eyesight was weak and he had recently bought glasses. He said he did not see the red light clearly, having passed South Maryn and South Alamo before it changed Amber. Judge Dave Watson remarked he was guilty but released him for the present. Motorcycle officer J A Shannon testified to the red signal.
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Corporation
JT. D. Calvert
Hayton Agenot
Tesiides
South St. Mary'n
South Alamo
Dave Watson
And I Remember When By Helen Burt
A reminiscence of growing up in Gilw Bend and nearby areas describing rough dirt streets to town. The piece recalls paving of Carver Boulevard and Anthony Avenue improving travel in wet weather, and how earlier unpaved paths forced slow commutes past gas stations and muddy intersections.
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Act
Algly Yand Park
Haat
Carver Boulevard
St. Anthony Avenue
Highland Park
Hackberry
Jana Park
Funeral services for Mrs Angeline Hudel scheduled Thursday
Mrs Angeline Hudel 69 died Tuesday morning at 448 Meikin ley Avenue. Funeral conducted by Rev W M Lane of Melkin ley Avenue church. An elite of Wisconsin, she lived in San Antonio 14 years. Survived by three daughters Mrs May de la Gates Mrs Ch T Holmes both of Mexico and Mrs A C Sager of San Antonio and two sons Frank Eude of Laredo and Charles PM Hindej of Blichigne.
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Angeline Huard
Meikinley Avenue
W. M. Lane
Melkinley Avenue
Churel
Anelite
Wisconsin
San Antonio
Rheda
May de la Gates
Ch. T. Holmes
Mexico
A. C. Sager
Frank Eude
Laredo
Charles PM. Hinde
Blicbigne
Rental Columns Light Glassified Solves Your Housing Search
A quirky housing ad notes a new month and prompts readers to use the Rental Columns of Light Glassified to find rooms apartments or houses in desired locations at affordable prices. It claims a few minutes there saves time and money.
Town to mark seventy fifth anniversary of Comfort
An all day August 18 celebration commemorates Comfort Texas founded in 1854. Organizer Alex Brinkman leads plans with a parade and pageant recalling early settlers, most of German ancestry, and the town’s rise from a riverbank site to county seat before Kendall County shifted to Boerne.
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Amark
Kendall
Gundaloys Valley
San Antonio
Comfort
Aiutory
Alex Brinkman
Passissen
Teras
Yreseuk
Joka FO
Viesy
Thos
Orleans
Texas
Ernist Altgelt
Friedrich Grotham
Boerne
Sun
Antoniy
Fach Hiyer
Theodor Wiedenfeld
Tomasie
Louka
Ban Antonia
Rendall
Brinkwenn
Kert
Loerne
Tohn Glogs
Wcaal
Jeter
Gusev Steves
Steves
Houth Texay
Matle
Comfort Bax
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