Mother and child gravely injured in collision
In South San Antonio Mak TETS Matris 24 and her 10 year old son William were seriously injured when their sedan and a truck collided at a street intersection. Morris’s car overturned, with Morris’s father W I Martin injured less severely. Both victims were rushed to Physicians and Surgeons hospital.
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February Rainfall Above Normal For Month
February rainfall totaled ES inches, far above the normal by 123 inches for the month. The Weather Bureau report notes nine clear days, nine partly cloudy, eleven cloudy days with rain, one sleet storm, four thunderstorms, light frost on one day, a beast on two days, and one killing frost. The average temperature matched normal. the high was 75 and the low 23 on specified dates.
Three Charles B Stones Meet at Fort Sam Houston Reunion
An unusual Fort Sam Houston reunion brings together three generations sharing the name Charles B. Stone. Col Charles B. Stone Jr, his father Charles B. Stone Sr, and his son Lieut Charles R. B. Stone posed together, their names often mixed in reports.
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American Legion Tour Heads to San Antonio for National Commander Visit
Coty adjutant of the American Legion leaves Howstue to join the three Texas party for EB KE, Spattaed, national commander, arriving in San Antonio Saturday. He travels with Walter D Smolaul and Wayne B Davis, Legion officials, escorting the commander. Prominent figures include Dan TL Spurlock, national rice commander of Shreveport, and Cy McKenzie of Monro, La.
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March Weather Predictions Echo Lamb Month Calm Start
The article notes March begins with lamb-like mild conditions and is expected to stay gentle. Readers are reminded of traditional proverbs linking weather to March’s behavior, predicting continued warmth early in the month and a generally pleasant spell ahead.
Rinso Soap Ad Declares Big Package Value
An old advertisement touts a large Rinso grainy soap package promising heft and value. It claims the product is safe for cartons and linens and urges follow the package directions for best results.
Fragmented tale of a pursuit and misheard clues
A garbled recount traces a chaotic chase with a nameless boy, a tiny dog, and a pursued figure near a San Antonio machine shop. Confused dialogue and stray details describe pursuit steps, a final capture at Cherry and Cemer, and a mysterious frame call.
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January Railroad Business Report Confused By Erratic Data
A garbled OCR text fragment reviews railroad business in January with unclear figures and disrupted names. Despite the noise, it hints at a downturn in activity and shifts in schedules or finances, with multiple near legible references to places and entities.
Standard Oil Profit Halved in Unclear Report
An unclear clipping reports that Standard Oil’s net profit was halved amid unspecified conditions. The fragmented text mentions several names and places with no coherent context or dates.
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2d F. A. Brigade Heads to Stanley Marching Plans
Fragmentary report notes the 2d F A Brigade marching toward Stanley with details unclear. It mentions halls, meters, white eligibility and Wooly at yet, implying tentative plans and unsettled arrangements.
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Texas history program and community notices mix
In San Antonio an array of local events is listed with details on a Texas Independence Day luncheon at the Menger hotel and a concert at the Guadeloupe hotel. The text notes gatherings by the Protective Association and Angio-Amer Society, plus a radio demonstration drive and various social club meetings at the YWCA and local libraries. Numerous attendees and speakers are named in a dense, unpolished OCR.
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Roosevelt Urges GOP Backing Amid Toleration Debate
Fragmented OCR text appears to mix political terms and garbled dates. The only clear elements reference Roosevelt urging the GOP on toleration issues, with scattered mentions of TAMU and dates. No cohesive events or outcomes are readable to confirm a distinct action or result.
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