Prices of Good Things to Eat in the Markets
A vintage grocery listing shows fruit prices such as watermelons at 15¢ and up, cantaloupes 5 to 16¢, peaches 2¢ per basket, pineapple 25¢ each, cherries up to 40¢, and apples 8 to 40¢ per dozen. Vegetables include green corn and tomatoes at several cents, onions by the pound, pumpkins 16 and 15¢, and peppers and cucumbers priced per item. Dairy, meat, and miscellaneous items bear assorted prices, with poultry ranging from 20¢ to 60¢ per pound depending on cut and weight.
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Beate
Chile
Surrata
Crete
Zaaiah
Ziary Dutier
Fo Sands
Police Raid Gambling Club Seizes Cash and Custody
Osted June 23. Police raid on a fashionable gambling club under anti-gambling law leads to 150 taken into custody, doors sealed, and $16,000 seized. Another club action reported. Also contains a humorous exchange about a couple's wedding trip and household misadventure.
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Osted
Fragmentary Chicago ad and chatter about homes
Fragmented OCR text shows a casual dialogue about catching a sour husband and a reference to Lone Stat fountain at Alamo plaza. Mentions buying a jet and building a home, and estate advertisements with garbled brand names.
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Alamo Plaza
Social Notes Trim Tale of Outings and Guests
A merry party of young ladies en route with chaperone Dr. Pagenstecher enjoyed touring cars and a home reception at De. and Mrs. Pagenstecher. Several social events note hosting by Misses Hartman and Fox, visits to relatives in Floresville, San Marcos, and Denver, and plans for future gatherings and a watermelon party with prizes among attendees.
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anu-Mre
Pagenstecher
Mies Zillian
Steu
Hie Haarmen
Octavia Graham- Diss Pala Seeling
Tie Piper
Agnes Saunders
Alice Hoecke
Besate Snell
Julietta Sanders
Juliette Pagenstiicher
Gistay Pagenstecher
Daisy Brown
Bfies
Jeesig Bell
Prise
Kate Allen
Jessie Tall
Joe Wrisht
Angeles
Wineshester Keleo
Westerday
Floresville
A. Jolly
Vera
Lauha Sharper
Alca
May Lessing
Mias Lucile Worton
Ponda Stotte
Mary Lansing
Katherine Lanx
Mary Gaux
Marle Hartman
Tuclle Horton
Delectable Dishes and Custards From Frayed Recipe Page
A scrambled collection of kitchen instructions and ingredient lists for desserts and custards. Mentions milk eggs flour butter sugar maple syrup yellow meal and spices with baking guidance. Includes steps for custards, cakes, and fruit preparations amid garbled OCR text.
Train Kills Mexican Revolutionist Near Cline
A Mexican revolutionist, believed en route to San Antonio, was killed when a Southern Pacific freight train ran over him at Cline yesterday while attempting to steal a ride. Relatives prepared a makeshift box as pallbearers and officials attended the solemn ceremony.
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San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Cline
Confederate Daughters to Attend Southern Cross Campaign in Copia
A list of guests including Mrs. John Robinson of Dallas and Mrs. J. D Guin n outlines preparations for the Southern Cross campaign at Copia Christ. The event runs July 5 and 12 with opening remarks by H. J. Blaydon. Favorable rail and hotel rates are noted and many Daughters of the Confederacy are expected to attend. Winchester Kesr Jr. heads to San Marcos to visit his aunt S. W. Stanfel, while Mrs. R. S. Vaughy and daughter Dorothy travel to San Diego for the summer.
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Mise Rose
Barnitz
Misa. Ramdeen Ténes
Boerne
Sisiling
S. W. Stanfield
Winchester Kelso
San Marcos
WH. L. Porch
Galveston
Houston
Elie
Dallus Matthews
Clara McDonaly
Dallas’ “Matthews, Jr
Euite
Valerie Gould
Laura Massey
Weks
San Luis
Potoal
Southern Cross
Copia Christ
San Antonis
Hom
Winchester Kesr, Jr
Is. S. W
Stanfel
Poisoning at Victoria hotel linked to Pell Powell case
Informant reports that justice of the peace McDowell and a hotel guest, a woman, were poisoned by a Negro Friday in Victoria Texas. They were gravely ill but now out of danger. Jessica McDowell and Pell Pri el are named in the case, believed to trigger the attack.
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Victoria
Tex
Warships Depart On Long Voyage From San Francisco
Two auxiliaries of the Atlantic battleships fleet left San Francisco on the first leg to Honolulu and Hampton Roads. The Ginder refrigerator supply ship and the Culgoa supply ship led the outbound group with Arethusa and Annex scheduled to sail this afternoon alongside the Kentucky which arrived yesterday.
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San Francis
Honolulu
Hampton Roads
Hy Eunies
Arethenia
Kentucky
Woman Beautiful Advice And Beauty Remedies
A fragmented admonition piece extols inner strength for women facing hardship and promotes vacation ideas and personal grooming tips. It mentions a mother’s care for her child, guidance on self care, and various cosmetic routines including teeth brushing, hydrogen peroxide and pumice, and sun protection with a marquise remedy.
Personal notices from the GT and AL railway workers
A stream of personal notices lists individuals and travels including Briscoe of Deyine, Miller and son Jarvis Miller from Durango, Mexico, Dibrefl from Seay to Kerrville, Atkinson of the Gf. S. railway, Blain of the United States Customs, Lucy Lytle and sister leaving for Mexico City, Gan Luis Patosi visiting with EP. Richardson, HW. Warrich Jr. and family in town, Judge Storey and Jami al Lockhart arriving, Charles A. Hornberg of Sabinal, D. H. Bray party in the city, and Annette Miller with sister heading to Chihushwa, Mojido.
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OR. Christian
Gt, & & AL Railway
Briscoe
Deyine
Tiexar
Miller and Son
Jarvis Miller
Falichnen
Durango
Mex
Mavertory
Mudge J
Dibrefl
Seay
Kerrville
San Angeles
Maverick
TL Atkinson
New Miverlak
Lucy Lytle
Yua Lissie Lytle
Mexico
Isin
Gan Luis Patosi
Richardson
Frederick Stearm
Detroit
Ep.richardson
Southern Paci
HW. Warrich
Port Lavaes
Angelus
Warrach
California
Thinrrow
James L. Storey
Jamial Lockhart
Charles A. Hornberg
Sabinal
Mission Hare
Political meetin gibe and empty overflow claims
A garbled snatch from a Laughing at the press style item mentions a tall figure in a green shirt mocking political meetings as overflow events that did not overflow and jokes about attending a meet with little turnout. It also lists a local soda fountain and a string of unclear business names.
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Na Liquide
Clickage News
Hinchum
Democratic convention prep spans seven states and hearings
Dutryer Conn June 23 Members of the committee on convention arrangements spent yesterday on a pleasure excursion in the mountains north west of the city and return to find a strenuous program outlined for today. No meeting is held tomorrow afternoon but the embers will have time fully to themselves. The main task is selecting headquarters for several states that have not yet secured lodgings for the convention week and arranging rental contracts. Seven members from Indiana, Sentnely, Nebraska, Alinais, Texas, Wyoming and New York attend. A sub committee will hear all contests for seats on the temporary roll July 1 and report to the national committee for presentation at the convention call.
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Indiana
Sentnely
Nebraska
Alinais
Texas
Wyoming
New York
Democratic Party
Well Known San Antonians Inspire Quirky Tales
In West Commerce a tale unfolds about well known San Antonians including a humorous exchange at Lentz drawing room. A friend orders a salt stone for a rain-soaked city outing while references to Adam in Eden and a syring fig leaf appear. A San Padre Springs zoo scene features juveniles and a black bear cage prompt.
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Lentz Talloxing
West Commeree
Lentz
Triumon
San Antonio
Adam
Garden of Eden
San Antoniio
San Padre Springs
Tyne
Thia World
Stewart the hypnotist entertainers draw big Lyric crowd
Stewart America's foremost hypnotist entertained a large Lyric audience with comedy tests that provoked loud laughter. Tonight he will add sleep tests with a subject placed at McDonald's store for 24 hours and awaken at the Lyric. The program also features the Eltiorgs comedy singers and a special sketch.
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Stewart
America
Eltiorgs
Evs
Padre Ani
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Chicago Tribune
Conyne
Frank
Chicago News
Buttinski
DeSwitt
Bergama
Patat
Tha
E. Neryzberg Jeweley
W. Commerce
Sultans
Argo
Alaska Packers Association
San Francisco
Cal
Society Edites Office
Realdence
Conducted By
Mra
Mascom Bell
Wiloughbly Creekan
Bandera
Robert Key
San Marcus
Ed M. Motlanihan Hag
Blanche McDorough
Josephine Mallom
Denver
Stummer
DB. Adams
Grand ‘Ate
Colorado
Misa Flora Bowden
Flora Bua
Laredo
BE. A. Cooper
Sherman
Ed McClanahan
Voughter
Grace
Falu Rutledge
KD. Rutledge
Fort Worth
Rn Rutledee
Misa Norma Rutledge
Milas
Hummel
Hag
FL Hy Nau
T. D. Cobbs
I. 2
Cobbs, Jr
Barnard E. Bee
Daughters of the Confederncy
Matte Doffer
Chicago
J. D. Guinn
Austin
The
Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of the Goonfederacy
West End Painter
Minnie Seethoest
Brenham
Pansy Luedecke
Marie Hartman
E. Haarman
Miss Use
Torrega
Misa
Dorothy Tagenstecher
City of
G Pagenstecher
Farl
Miss Pagenstecher
State University
Czechenyi
Szechenyi
Gmperor Frang Jovetts
Shawao
Qastls Gerjueaoe
Johnny Cake
Fula
Myers
Train
John Robinson
Dallas
J. Dguiin
Felix Powell
Mullins
McElroy & Brown Agente
Rock Galt
Tees
M. Marachean's
Ino W. Oa
Dow
Mme. D'Anjou
Jesus & Summit
Justina
Ie VY. Birkhreed
Frank Mr
Booth Lawders
Stawe Bank Big
Phove
Lone Alarm Soda Fountain
Alamo Plaz
Teaml Vada Be
T Iurnett & Co
Thanrtakera
Way
Butt
Meruchews
Democratic Committee
Carl & Kercharille
Alamo Bank
New Plane
Magnétes Ang Cog Seyotret
MoEloy & Brown
New Vhong
Mars
Tories
San Antonians
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