Return Bodies of Twenty Six Texas Soldiers
The article lists forty four soldiers from Texas whose remains were to be returned for interment in National Cemeteries or sent to family. It names Private Gordon Foster, Private Clarence Pera, Private George Klass, Private David Wylaw, and many others with their units and intended burial locations. Local civic leaders and the Legion commit to honor services and military rites in coordination with the National Cemetery administration and family representatives.
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Mary Iklaus
Coleman Street
Cenes
Priste Lise” Tivas
Amompany
Tatantey
National Cemetery
Clarence
Greenstpop
Honiton
Gordon
Bert, Company
J. ‘SixthMavingy
Joaquit
Clebmac TH. Foster
Gonzales
Eansi 'L.posiov
Ag Aes
Raval Agnes Forler
Fildebrand Etreete
Uvivaie
HE. Craft
Caf
Autherland
Wariel
Hix
Fa' Aivh
Ida DM
Craft
Tk School
Ytreet
San Antonio
Til Sbody
Vimy Hield Glesk
Hiursy
Records Division
Hirought
Ulaty
Intermerit Smnd
Atic
George IW
Klass ‘Buck
Cormany
Lax Gerive
Nations
Cemeteria Neorpat Relas
Will
Aseir
Vinulion
David Wylaw
141St Infantry
Louis’ Laseh
Brenhan
Labia
Agi
Tex
M.E. Atehlsn
Wmay
Ulatinges Velgate
Huff
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Soraa
Huff Blepperd
Fedhvetter
Gideainga
Clifton Ho Huvfield
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Alta Ms
William I
Bryan
Auatios
Tafwateys
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Youkum
Erivate
Alen Sinellry
Tatanates
Williany Sined- Potect
Polack Cav
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Public utilities taxed higher than 1920 figures
Public utilities assessed slightly more than in 1920 as shown in county records. The report lists valuations and changes for utilities including the Public Homes Company and the Western Telephone Company, with totals indicating a rise in assessments for the current year.
Brackenridge Estate Noted in 1921 Assessment Rise
Assessment details show Water Supply Company slightly lowered while Brackenridge estate value increased. Stock bonds and notes added to valuation. overall real and personal property assessments rise from 126 million in 1920 to 140 million in 1921, driven largely by property valuations.
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Tidge Estate
Uta
Ter
Lowée
Thias
Pquisization
Eniress and
W. Frankila
Expert Arrives to Establish Fish Hatchery at Lake
Forsyth, a veteran fishery official with federal service, arrived with Dr Brunk Kent to inspect Medina Lake for a proposed hatchery and propagation project. He noted estimates depend on water and weather, with potential production of large-mouth bass and other species for local sport and bait, aiming to supply ponds and habitat suitable for native and related fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L O.forsyth
Medina Ike
Forsyth
Susday
Brunk Kent
Foreyth
United States Bureau of Flsheries
Department .of Fish- Conservation
Medina Lake
Medline Lake
Siveral
Finteberg
Domestic Labor and Cotton Fields Shift Reported
Fragmented notice notes scarce women in San Antonio and disrupted cotton field labor patterns amid claimed record lows. J. H. Kirkpatrick Co. moved to 203 Algo Plaza amid service ads for washing and cleaning firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Anatnio
Ry Cleaning Co
Soldier I s Injured In Motor Vehicle Collision
Private Joba Galapena of Company F Ninth Infantry Crump Tenvia was seriously injured when a motor vehicle crashed into the rear of his car near Austin and Eighth streets. He was taken to the station hospital Fort Sam Houston awaiting further reports on his condition. The accident caused one year old boy facing auto theft charges after a car stolen from Ray Houghton collided with a vehicle at New Braunfels Avenue and Van Ness Street.
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Joba Galapena
Ninth Infantry
Crump Tenvia
Fort Sam
Houston
Fig
Ab Austin
Abc
Dail
Ray Houghton
Toogevelt Park
Dixon
Bol Grasby Street
New Braunfels Avenue
van Ness Street
San Antonio may accept Houston bank bid for city funds
City officials signaled approval of the Houston National Exchange Bank bid for a multi year depository deal. Local banks pressed for better terms, with Mayor Black indicating a unanimous vote likely Monday afternoon. Selection of the two banks to handle city deposits and a potential transfer of about 2.805 million in funds were expected.
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Houston National Hzchenge Bank
Houston
Dsr
Black
Walton D
Hood’ Wad. Queat
C. Caned
San Antonio
Anita Ui
Tha
Bain Autonio-banks
San Antonio Banks
Ray
Mosars
Flood
Couch
States
Provistans
Sam Antonio
Pew
Hinkert
Mons
Ontaide Banke
Houston Bh
Cate
Fonin Banka
Howton Institution
Loral Banka
Pople
Merges
Hood
Conel
Hone
Wack
Hadvelund
Olty Weavers
Tecan State Bank
Trust Company
Wallan Hood
Subelivan Baal
Ban Anfon
Hawaiian National Exchange Bank
Laken
Houston Bank
Tyro
Ruling on Railway Differentials Form Presedent Ruling
The commission discussed a potential precedent on differential railway rates for through grain shipments west of the Mississippi to the east. Wichita Valley and the San Antonio Freight Bureau outlined proposed modifications, zone rates, and intra intrastate implications at a Port Worth hearing. The secretary reported on the hearing, noting that Stamford acts as a junction for lines to Spur, and shippers urged revising joint rates to reflect true through shipment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Valley Railway
Mississippi
II Forstat
Commierce Commission
Port Worth
U.S
Pawkett
Mir Pawkett
San Antonio Freight Bureau
Wichita Valley
Bétipeett
Sila
Wichi
Vaso Pawnkett
Stamford
Wichita Falls
Musigelypi Tiyer
Bave Beer
Grail Shippers
Ates
Rkett
Saad
Huck Towels and Linen Goods Sale Ad
Advertises assorted linen items including 81x90 sheets at 175 dollars, 81x20 inch sheeting 1.75, crochet style spreads 84x94 with scalloped edges at 3.79, glass towels 29 cents, all described as extra quality in red bordered cotton duck and hemmed finish.
Fancy Voiles Discounted Yard Wide Fabric Sale
Yard wide fancy ratine voiles offered at 95 cents per yard, down from two dollars. Clearaway sale on fine white material advertised as attractive summer fabric with quality reducing to clear stock.
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Texas
Legion TO Pay
Cavnty Assensor
Albgu’ V. Huth
Elie
George W. Brackenslage
San Anson
Hell Telephons Company
J. Forsyth
Medina
J. H. Kirkpatrick Company
Algo
Council
San, Antonio
Houston Bent
al Iviv
Levine
Kash Levine
Alamo Piazs
Harding
Bac Yard
Saul Wolfsory
H. Herweck
Crockall
Mnet
Eed
San Antonis
Ki. Heuston Sty Hicks
Thrift
Thos
Avery
THE
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
West
Commerce Street
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