San Antonio Real Estate Board names yard award winners
The San Antonio Real Estate Board announced winners in its contest for the most beautiful yards in the city. Judges from fourteen women’s clubs selected top yards by A G Scherrer at 1235 Highland Blvd in class No 1 and Gr Leon Harp at 308 West Summit Ave in class No 2, with Mrs. Lillian Stewart honored for the most beautiful yard overall. The list details numerous winners across districts and classes, highlighting residences on Woodlawn Ave, Camden Street, West Summit, Bushnell Ave, Mulberry, and other streets, with several households named as prize recipients.
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San Antonio
Grayson, Steel
DB. J. Arendt
L. C. Woody
Camahan Avenue
J. Vick
Agarita Ave
Nue
P. J. Mennan
Bushnell Avenue
Younge Crook
Rosewood Y Avenue
Sam Lucchese
Armour Plate
FU E. Gerth
Broadlwap
Craig
Leal
Atrect
Orville Leary
Isvest Elsmere Avenue
H. A. Pogenkoff
Henry Murray
West Summit Avenue
H. L. Dall
West King's
Laures
Herriman Place
E.R. Rum
Hardfran Place
James W. Hill
Drake Street
Ang
A. G. Wilkuston
Cottonwood
Sterling Defied by Road Chairman at Cutoff Hearing
In Palo Pinto Texas Governor Sterling backed postponement of the Bankhead highway. W R Bly chairman of the state highway commission testified that no good term would dictate policy while he remained a member. The hearing, to decide if a temporary injunction against the cutoff remains in force until June 40, also disclosed the commission's consideration of an asphalt topped cutoff.
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Palo Pinto
Texas
Sterling
Bankhead
W. R. Bly
State Highway Commission
Fermar
Bly
Aigtniet Court
Brownsville Man Found Injured After Slashing Wrists
Fred Cowen of Brownsville, living at 1005 West Agarita Avenue, was found with both wrists deeply slashed and taken to Santa Rosa Hospital Tuesday morning. He was weakened from loss of blood and hospitalization was anticipated. doctors considered a transfusion.
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Brownsville
Fred Cowen
West Agarita Avenue
Santa Rosa Hospital
Chaplain Granted Leave of Absence
Chaplain Major H. Harkey of Travks field is granted 15 days leave of absence and will travel to Greeley Colorado. His wife accompanies him, and the notice urges readers to act through Light Classifieds and purchase estate services.
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Harkey
Travks Field
Alaonce
Greeley
Colorado
Sal Doned
Stomach Ulcers and Gastritis Symptoms Bleed Through Text
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions stomach ulcers and gastritis themes with scattered references to treatments, dates, and medical terms. The readable portions show repeated emphasis on stomach issues and related discomfort, though the exact article context remains unclear.
Letter to the Editor on school officials and spendings
A letter signed by R H Parrish argues against broad criticism of school leaders. It defends administrators in technical and vocational schools responsible for purchasing costly machinery, noting cautious purchases under $200 and urging evaluation of duty and capability over personal judgments.
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Wgs
R. H. Parrish
Taxpayers Demand Fair School Contracting And Fiscal Caution
Editor The Light urges school boards to route contracts to taxpayers and avoid new borrowing. The writer laments taxes unpaid, warns against future work delays, and calls for keeping work local to benefit taxpayers. The column also critiques veterans benefits and wartime loyalties with sharp, era-specific rhetoric.
Cuban Official is Greeted in Florida
Sen. Alberto Herrera Cuban army chief of staff and personal representative of President Mnachadd arrived at Port Everglades with two Cuban gunboats for the Florida Spanish war veterans encampment. A ceremonial exchange of national flags marked the welcome as his party met officials in Hollywood Florida.
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Florida
Hollywood
Fla
Ming
Alberto Herrera
Mnachadd
United States
Mielas
Port Everandes
Widow of late Congressmen to campaign in San Antonio
City News MUS Pret Real or Kerrville reports the widow of the late congressman plans a live campaign swing in San Antonio ahead of the July primary. She urges tax relief and budget balancing as core planks and will canvass the city before the vote. The notice also lists summer school shifts at Boriham School and a community dance by Alamo Friendship Club No 83.
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Mus
Real
Kerrville
Cougressman
Marth
Teaumant
Sn Antonio
Receiver Sues White Sewing Machine Co in Chancery Court
Wilmington Del Morris B Levy of Yonkers filed a receivership suit in chancery against White Sewing Machine Corp. Levy holds a $1000 six percent ten year sinking fund gold debenture of the firm. He alleges the company with 125 branches in the county defaulted on interest payments.
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Sewing Machine Co
Wilmington
Col
Dar Tl Morris
Levy
Yonkers
Chancery Court
White Sewing Machine Corporation
New York
Las de Tauberd
Bank in Dickinson County Closes After Robbery
The First National Bank of Dickinson Galveston county closed Saturday after a robbery in April. Police report indicate a loss of over 6000 dollars with deposits around 25 000. Bank officers plan to reopen once investigations and repairs are completed.
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First National Bank of
Dickinson
Galveston County
Cash Laken
Dollar Improves in Paris Market Amid Tax Bill Hopes
The American dollar rose in Paris on June market trading, lifting quotes to 25.3295 compared with 25.250, a level held since May 23. Analysts attributed the uptick to expected U.S. tax legislation progress and cautious optimism in foreign exchange.
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United States
Cholera Epidemic Grips Shanghai City
Shanghai authorities reveal a cholera outbreak in the city with 190 infections and 13 deaths. The board of health reports containment efforts affecting about 135,000 residents to curb the disease.
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Shanghai
Shanghat
Sheanghai
Board of Health
Idle Warns to Shun Northwest in Forest Work
Spokane veteran Major Evan Kelley warns unemployed workers from Boise and nearby regions to stay away from Northwest forests this summer. Forester cites reduced funding, fewer work sites, and program cutbacks as reasons for denying expected forest restoration jobs.
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Spokane
Wash
Jane Z
Evan Kelley
Bsoule
Montoya
Lesening
Fliers Seek Permission to Scale Himalayas by Air
Washington June 1 two noted fliers Lieut Alford J Willams and Capt Ashley McKinley filed at the state department for permission to fly over foreign territory on a Himalaya crossing plan. The men aim to scale the lofty range by airplane amid publicity and government scrutiny.
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Washington, D. C
Alford J. Willams
Ashley McKinley
Himalayas
State Department
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