Grand Jury Urges Safer Police, Budget for County Court
The Thirty-seventh District court grand jury urged more careful peace officer selection and better weapons handling, recommending training and printed prisoner rights sheets. It also backed a $206,000 budget for a new county building and suggested a photostatic device for forgery cases, reporting 193 true bills and 177 false, with 12 not sent to the next grand jury.
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Thirty-seventh District Court
Grand Jury
W. 8. Anderson
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Mimerone
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Pastor to Read M Kinzie Letter in Public Service
A reading by a pastor is planned to deliver M Kinzie’s letter during a church service. The event is tied to a local religious community and involves community leaders and a public reading at Saint Street. Attendees expect remarks from church officials and a brief description of the letter’s context.
Remembering Hooves and Trails Across Texas
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a 60 year journey from Goliad to Kansas, naming places in San Antonio and streets on a cattle drive. The speaker notes meeting W. S. Andeeran and purchasing 150 horses from his father near Salado, with mentions of local figures and Texas heritage.
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Kansas
San Antonio
Pieree
Beanville
Flores Street
San Pedro
W. S. Andeeran
Hin
Wis
Henneo Busters
Minny
Texas
Boystrong
St Marks Pastor Preaches Atchoreh Episcopal Service
The Reverend Rolfe Vy Crum of Atchoreh will preach at St Mark's Church on the subject Now Can God Answer Prayer. Sunday service will begin at 11 a.m. with hymns sung by a choir led by Mr Crow and Mrs Peat Haiti assisting.
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St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church
Tey
Rolfe Vy
Crum
Rurlor
Atchoreh
Tleiy
Gonnail
Walker Dattani
Oma
Peat Haiti
Walter Ronkun
Muntieigiat
Te ‘Ordinietinl
Jia
Sunita
Dilan al M
Ak Bt
Mark's Episcopal Church
Cahberh
Mes
Pav Rohs
Shore
Officers Studying Division on Move
Continuation of the study of injuries and the objective for Die sen appears unclear in the readable text. The fragment mentions a Wednesday night event at Alain Avenue High Kehout, hosted at 3 Olathe with unclear details.
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Mbvision
Ime
Alain Avene
Kehout
Girl Scouts Win Troop Promotion
Readable fragments show a troop promotion involving Girl Scouts and named individuals. The text references Uteetudl Meany Noo and Basin Jehnnly Wore with events at Woop 4 and a new item described as momlar.
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Girl Scouts
Lendertot
Watson Cuts Ibexar Judge Ch aims Drivers
A damaged riverfront report describes Judge Watson, facing driving related charges and fines in Bas Antonio. The piece notes rising arrests and fines, with December breaking monthly records for traffic offenses and court actions.
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Bas Antonio
Watson
Teaftie
Antonin
Light
Lelare Watson
McAliskey to be sworn as representative of Pourlcinlh Watrlet
Congressman elect Augustin J. McAliskey travels to Washington to be sworn in as representative of a troubled district. He will join the 72nd Congress, succeeding Tinery M. Wurzbach, with San Antonio awaiting arrival and a court case lingering over Judge McClosker’s multi indictment status.
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wAugusing J. McAliskey
Washington
Pourlcinlh Watrlet
Dalge McClosker
Aulin
Preck No. 20
Bexar County
Cine Ivint
Tamar Sveligzon
Mulorlny
Jefe Sut
Antonine
Congressional
Juhn J. Cunningham
Trien
McClanker
Choral Club Plans Church Sing At Evening Service
The Herald of Westmont village reports the Choral Club will perform at Travis Fort Motherisy Church Sunday evening. The program features Hear Us Lord by Momirt, Taumh off God by Bizer, a solo by Miss Nine McDonald, and Into the Woolls Sty Master Went by Nevin. The club has just returned from a statewide tour.
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Herald
Westmnortint
Travis Fort Motherisy
Momirt
Fiesta Prizes Planned for Costume Parade and Events
Fiesta events director Emily Weston announced prizes for costumes and stalls at Fiesta beginning April 17. Prizes range from 2 to 100 dollars for adult, student, and pet categories with detailed categories including best group costumes and pet displays. The schedule includes strolling impersonations, Texas Night activities, and a costume parade culminating in a lighted parade Thursday evening.
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Misa Emily Weston
Fiesta Events
Vries
Miss Weston
Aid Tigger
Hubin
Limeature
Amy
Thuraby
Texas
Saturidiy
Fienla
Che Ribo Honda
Dineera
Resume urged for reserve forces in San Antonio nursing effort
Mrs. S. Knittle announces a recruitment drive for reserve nurses in San Antonio. The solicitation runs during the nursing service week starting Sunday March 5 and ends June 2, marking the birth anniversary of the director at the Red Cross Nursing service in Uraneo, 1919.
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Knittle
San Antonio
Uraneo
Legislators Visit Far Exposition At Livertock Shaw
Lawmakers and families from Longhorn university and nearby counties attended the International Exposition in Livertock Shaw on Sunday. The event drew about 20 000 people with many dignitaries including Lieutenant Governor and other officials touring exhibits and watching livestock displays as part of a larger statewide celebration.
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Lexis University
Longhorn
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