Thirty-Fifth Clearance Offers Aluminum Percolators Bargain
The sale highlights aluminum percolators at 1.17 dollars for seven cup units with glass tops and black hardwood handles. Regularly 1.75, the item is pitched as a present and future value in the clearance line.
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Thrifty Lane Co
Knitting Yarn Sale in Military Colors and Sizes
The ad promotes knitting yarn at 1.10 per hank, offering best quality for soldiers and sailors sweaters and gear. Colors include khaki gray navy and natural mixes. Full-size hanks regularly priced at 1.10 are offered as value specials.
Clearance Sale: Hundreds of Blouses Marked Down
The department offers hundreds of blouses in organdy voile crepe de chine and Georgette crepe with new collars cuffs and lace trims. Prices range from 97c to $5.39 with many sizes 36 to 46 and model blouses $11.25 to $18.75 in the clearance.
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Copenhagen
Flag Day 1777 Acceptance Celebrated in Philadelphia
The Continental Congress formally adopted the Stars and Stripes on June 14 1777 with Washington Morris and Ross reporting. Elizabeth Ross oversaw flag making at 289 Arch Street Philadelphia widow of a revolutionary soldier. The day was marked with celebrations at Independence Hall Philadelphia and elsewhere. The notice advertises Defiance Cotton Bunting U S Flags and a 3x5 feet house flag set.
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Continental Congress
America
Congress
George Washington
Robert Morris
George Ross
Elizabeth Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Ross
Independence Hall
Southchurch
Boston
United States
Dainty Muslin Wear Bargains in Low Prices
With cotton costs high, this ad markets muslin garments priced at 79c to 1.48, including corset covers gowns teddies and drawers. It touts 98c undermuslins 1.25 values and 2.00 muslin wear at 1.48, highlighting quality fabrics embroidery and ribbons.
White Sale gowns and teddies featured at 1.98
Exquisitely handmade garments priced at 1.98 in the White Sale. The items include dainty gowns and teddies with hand scalloped necks sleeves ribbon eyelets and embroidered fronts. The 2.50 value collapses to 1.98 in this sale.
White Sale Garments and Gowns Discounted
Garments and gowns offered at sale prices. Envelope chemises with embroidery and medallions priced at 2.98 from an original 4.00. Hand-made gowns and envelopes in fine batiste or Filipino cloth marked down to 3.98 from 5.00.
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Batiste
Light seeks camp life stories from army camps
The Light invites submissions from civilians and soldiers for humorous, true camp anecdotes from San Antonio and other camps. Accepted pieces up to 200 words earn $1 each, with no return of submissions. names and addresses must be attached on one card.
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San Antonio
Light
The
Free Shorthand Lesson Promises Quick Mastery
A brief public notice touts a free lesson from the King Institute EB-119 Station F New York claiming the K I shorthand system can be learned in hours and used for dictation high speed speech and improved earnings.
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K. I
King Institute
New York
N. Y
Six Hundred Citizens Naturalized at Kelly Field Ceremony
A federal court naturalization session at Kelly Field Wednesday morning granted United States citizenship to 32 foreign nationals, who were grouped by country before being naturalized. Countries represented included Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Scotland, and Spain among others.
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United States
Kelly Field
Federal Court
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Austria
Belgium
British Honduras
Canada
Denmark
England
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Ireland
Italy
Mexico
Montenegro
New Zealand
Norway
Persia
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Russia
Scotland
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Wales
Obituary notices for Kerr and Forbrich families
Mrs Josie H Kerr aged 50 died at her sister Mrs Mattie Engles home 302 Cass Street at 2 pm Tuesday. Funeral from Mrs Engles residence at 5 pm Wednesday, service at St Philip s Church at 580, burial San Fernando Cemetery. Survived by two sons, two sisters, three brothers. Mary Ethel Forbrich 12 died Tuesday at home of parents Mr and Mrs William Forbrich. Service by Rev SKL Neff from 1915 Virginia Boulevard at 4 pm Wednesday, burial Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by parents and two brothers, Tris and Herman.
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Josie H. Kerr
Mattie
Engle
Cass Street
Kerr
San Antonio
St. Philip's Church
San Fernando
Albert
Louis Kerr
Mattie Engle
Guadalupe Hernandez
Blas, Yrnne
Guadalupe Vernandez
Mary Ethel Forbrich
Mary Jethel Forbrich
William Worbrich
Robert 2Nd Herman Forbrich
Tris Forbrich
SK. L. Neff
Virginia Boulevard
Lutheran
Porter Loring Funeral Directors and local undertakers notices
An old column lists Porter Loring Funeral Directors and other undertakers with contact numbers and addresses, plus private ambulance services and motor equipment details. It also references a Texas farmer tale and a Greensburg, Tid, wheat harvest note with inconsistent phrasing.
Death for Woman Spy and Prison Term for Her Son
A Paris court martial sentenced Madame M a 37 year old spy to death. Her 16 year old son Noel was sent to a penitentiary colony until he reaches age. The case remains largely private. The mother earned the nickname The Merry Widow after fleeing debt and contacting a Greek agent in Spain.
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Associated Press
Paius
Drief
Euvis
Madame “M
Noel
Merry Widow
Spain
Barcelona
Germany
Air hero marries Laura Bell Huddleston in Texas ceremony
Sergeant Charles McCann of the Lafayette escadrille and now stationed at Kelly Field, attached to publicity, wed June 1 to Laura Bell Huddleston of Waco. Once a lieutenant with six German planes, he served in France and later toured Texas cities promoting Liberty Bonds and Red Cross drives. Also noted is a St Louis hotel ban on free amenities for patrons.
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Charles 2
Wh. McCann
Lauyette Escadrille
France
Kelly Field
Laura Bell Huddleston
Charles Huddleston
Waco
Tex
McCann
Lafayette
America
United States Army
Hass
Texas
Red Cross
Conscientious objectors to prison headed to Leavenworth
Forty five objectors sentenced to twenty five years will be sent to Leavenworth to begin serving their terms unless orders delay. They are currently in the stockade at Camp Travis and will be treated as other prisoners as records are reviewed by the judge advocate general. Patton and McKenzie fled to Mexico, followed by Walter Turns who helped extradite them for trial. August Glover’s murder trial set for June 24. A domestic dispute over fire making and keeping ends with humorous exchanges.
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Camp Travis
Leavenworth
Judge Advocate General's
Patton
McKenzie
Mexico
Walter Urns
Tampico
August Glover
Summer Court Term Set Amid Crowded Docket
Judge W S Anderson announces a summer term of the Thirty seventh District Court starting around July 1 to tackle a heavily crowded criminal docket. George McKenzie faces trial next Monday for murder of Leo Burns, with Delmar Funk already sentenced to fifty years and James Patton to ninety nine years. The Burns killing, the first of the chauffeur tragedies, involved hiring Burns to transport the four soldiers to a dance, then assault and murder ten miles south of the city before disposing of the body.
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W. S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
George McKenzie
Leo Burns
Delmar Funk
James Patton
Burns
Fom
Ven Ormy
Fort Sam Houston
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