San Antonio Kennel Club Dog Show Draws 55 Entries
The San Antonio Kennel Club hosts a major dog show opening the tenth annual event at Woolworth building Sunday evening. Fifty five dogs entered, with San Antonio stock strong and entries from Los Angeles, Chicago, and other hubs. notable contestants include two bloodhounds, shepherds, and a variety of terriers. Dr Crochy’s Warrier won pinlay class honors, while many top entries travel from across the country for the event. The show runs from 10 o'clock with judging across multiple breeds and prize classes.
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Free radio sets and parts offered in San Antonio
Radio enthusiasts can obtain complete receiving sets or parts at no cost in exchange for spare time work selling subscriptions to The Light. Interested individuals should visit The Light office at 507 West Travis Street to pick up blanks and start earning. The offer promotes the latest improved radio equipment and requests prompt contact.
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Politicians Running Railways Declares Senator
Washington D C. Senator Calder and Senator Flor discuss government operation of railways amid criticism of regulation and demagoguery. They say politicians are a drain on national progress, warning that gas lines and railroads face bankruptcy unless reforms curb political meddling. Dialogue emphasizes accountability and unity in shaping commonwealth policy.
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Gas price rise unsettles Georgia oil stations
The article notes a one cent fuel increase across several gas stations in Marietta, Texas and Original, Georgia, with Magnolia oil firm unable to meet the new rate as of Thursday morning. Local refiners and oil companies are expected to adjust soon, though the change is already in effect.
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Congresswoman Battles Over Campaign Spending Claims
Chicago dispatch reports tension in the Republican primary as Congresswoman Mason Tick alleges over $100,000 was spent to defeat her. rival Till counters with minimal expenses, while charges and statements dominate the race for the Republican nomination in the district. Includes notes on Mason Tick and the late Congressman William J. Mason.
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Maue Housework Like Play Says Ms Little
Miss Little proclaims housework like play and credits Tanlac for relief from gas and heartburn. She praises the therapy’s effect on energy, appetite, and daily duties, claiming it helps manage tolls of domestic chores and improves vitality.
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Cattleman Nubank Lauded for Long Tenure in Brown County
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 o clock for Nubank a cattleman and longtime landowner in Brown Callahan and Williamean counties surviving a wife two daughters and several grandchildren. The service at the Christian Church noted his steady holdings and strong character amid a life of work and family ties.
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Farm Credits Bill Approved by House Heads to Conference
Washington March 1 The Farm Credits Bill clears the House in a 20 to Politically charged measure proposes dual banking systems to fund agricultural needs, with the bill now advancing to conference to reconcile differences between government and private models.
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Position Registered by New You and the New Engian State
Members from New You and the New Engian state register for a new position as part of a regional effort. The report notes collaboration between groups and outlines the initial steps toward formalizing the role.
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Officials to attend the Texas conference in Dallas
Washington Star notes three Jim Crow era officials will attend the Dallas Texas conference in late March. It mentions Castoiacter PL t, Lira w. Ailloe, and Hedges among others, with talk of cabinet changes and a new interior secretary pick. The article hints at shifts in national leadership and possible postponements.
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Rewards for Bran Fans Promise Crisp, Healthy Fiber
A garbled ad claims bran from Post offers digestive benefits and enjoyment, with supposed protection against constipation. It promotes an alternative food supported by growers and hints at health advantages and taste.
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