Banner and relics mark San Antonio 1922 veterans event
A fragmented history item describes a large blue banner with red lettering, relics from the United Spanish War Veterans, and two shirts worn by camp members. The account details windows displaying memorabilia and a plan to convene a national convention in San Antonio, hindered by a recent disaster. It notes figures such as Lieut A.C. Aled and W. Bitleré, and mentions efforts to raise funds and gather attendees before the convention.
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Laege Reid
Wollf & More
Inng Wiliinson
Americas
Chieg
Sam Artellc
United States
Keown
A. C. Aled
88Th Volo] Wateer Infantry
Bitleré
San Antonio
National Aid-De Camp
U.S. W
Theta
Coltsélion
Mir
Siefert
Goetz
Franke
San Antona
Eugene Holrsandes
Eugene
San Antonia
Commence
Siefort
First bale first prize prompts drew local paddock lore
A long readable fragment recounts the first bale of cotton as a community event with premiums and rivalries. It traces origins to biblical gifts, notes regional trading centers from New York to New Orleans, and recalls how merchants and farmers competed over the honor and premium tied to the season’s earliest bale.
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Iovstat
Rio Hondo
Cameron
San Antono
Antonio
Mu Sind
Thak
Hyen
Tenom Ona
Ban-Antonio
EL & Ib
Ekeh Hotel
Orleans
New York
Aeliari
Table Society
Mit
Bath
Trousson
Ted Cross
Fies
Ebat Raived Dt 'Pheye
Aires
Buri
Ponulay
Tres Payer
Halo
Fauke
Gii
Eanad
Ktranzer
Tax experts aid Austin as city plans $8000 uplift
Mrs Stone Oaillian Aveldent Nut Neatly Tncarnare in south ern suatte Caingany Crockélr 1420 Ade, tax experts in Austin begin work Wednesday on the installation of this plan. The civic drive calls for the payout of $8000 to support Prov ers satonli¢ne Serewedor and enotend with the city.
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Austin
Tex
Serewedor
Volstead Law Enforceability Pledge Highlights Speech
Beeville Texas June 1 9 compaign speech by Homer Gortelerg for Democratic nomination to Congress from the Fifteenth district outlines his record as state senator. He defends the Volstead Act noting its enforcement limits and argues for modification to permit light wines and beer in unbroken packages while opposing repeal. He defends the bootlegging era and calls for federal reform, tariff adjustments, and a strong stance against saloon forces. He advocates cooperation with farmers through war finance programs and supports road, port, and currency policies to strengthen the economy. He condemns the Klan and warns against church-state entanglements while urging vigilance in national unity and constitutional rights.
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Beeville
Tex
Hare
Gortelerg
Son Autonite
Penrteenth
Sumtoil
Ha-todd
Flegud ii
Ida AG
Prises
Anx
Robin Prantr
Westend
Cbs Itrslf
Woodra -Wilkon
Food Administration
Congress
Wayera
Tio
Federal Reserve Bank
Starasig
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virorlucta, Sa
Tinanes Corporation
Sta
Cress
Manilon
War Finnnce Corporation
Califaenta
Fragmentary text hints at religious warfare and exhortation
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions soldiers in pant and monks in conflict with religious overtones. Lacks clear event, persons, or places to identify.
Lexington church to remodel with added balcony and seating
Lexington church undergoes remodeling led by Smithy and Kelly with Arkivect oversight. The project funds total about 20000 dollars and aim to enlarge capacity for future services. Work started last week and includes balcony expansion and seating upgrades under Teev Aster Horton Beand guidance.
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Madison Bagns¢e Kéltice
Lexington Aves
Comdou Alvert
Smlitly
Kelly
Pastogaie
Teev
Aster Horton Beand
Sadison Square Church
Ling Enjoyer
Heir
Berthip
Dr Ig
Neith
Reats
Élirch
Utility commission to be proposed to Texas Legislature
Fort Worth Texas June 17 The next textion of the Legislature is to be asked to dictate a state public utility commission. a conference of the League of Texas Municipalities formed a plan for a two member drafting sub committee. The group discussed creating a state body to supervise utilities and tax commissions with a view to absorbing the present railroad commission.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Lake Worth
G. Tutte
Jay
Ament
University of Texas
Mlwirmmy
M. Stewart
Aus
League of Eras Juicipalitien
Pande
Iatemap
Sam
Texas Egies
Replalatires
Butte
Q Publics Ulilis ‘Commission
Etaling
League of Texas Municipal
Teesdent Cockrell
League
Gorills
Asia
United States
Sawaie Aldridge
Dallas
Eel and Wravk
BJ Stewart
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