Flag contest opens across Lesas and adjoining states
Indications point to at least 25 units entering a five day national flag contest organized by local posts of the American Legion and allied groups. Contestants aged 14 to 19 will answer questions on Old Glory and the meaning of the flag with prizes and world tour opportunities for two winning boys and two winning girls.
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Lesas
Unite
America Legion
Bose
Ube iWo
Fisg
United
America
United Stves
Glatchons
England
Gomfort
Valor Fle Povnta
Niel Amer
Valos
United States
Europe
Essacp
Philippines
Belello Wen
Sunday Service Highlights Church Teachers Recognition
In Bunflay morning service, church teachers received special recognition for completing standard training. Rev Word H. Pabrird delivered the sermon titled A Workman Approved. An Evening service will feature a second sermon and music.
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Thurch
Odlste Ehorth
H. Pabrird
Ing
Patrolmen Arrest 148 During February
Two patrolmen, Mike Lire and G. A, arrested 148 suspects during February, the highest single-month total by two officers. The report notes the rapid pace of arrests and references the city’s police department as context for the achievement. A list of late model cars is advertised in the related notices.
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Mike Lire
List of Flag Questions from The Light Published
Ninety plus questions about U S flag history display and etiquette appear in The Light over the past weeks. The list covers adoption dates star counts stripes meanings and laws governing flag display, plus duties of citizens and restrictions on desecration.
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Light
Reward plan to seize bootleggers sparks temperance contest
A San Antonio Light report describes a nationwide temperance contest offering ten thousand dollar prizes for offenders and bottling seizures. The plan, from Tavínico Mexico, would pay 10k to civilians who help arrest bootleggers and destroy liquor, attracting wide public spying.
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William Trendolph Hearst
Tesecott
Tavinico
Mexico
Ron
San Antonio
E Committee
Emnent
Rio Grande
Hom
Braunfele
Dengstacon Ava Cales
Army Officer to Make Pictures of Hoover Inaugural
Captain Albert W Storeng an Indian aerial photographer is assigned to document the Hoover inaugural ceremonies in Washington. civilian pilots were denied access to the airspace above the capital, and Storeng will use available aircraft to photograph the events from the air and distribute prints to press services.
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Hoover
Albert W. Storeng
Inidian
File Bren
Ma Innell Nictorea
Washington
Eighth Corps
Wash
Ncton
Centain Stevens
Prem Services
Unclear historical note on liver treatment and remedies
The fragment describes an ailment related to the liver and mentions an unclear remedy time and names. It references a doctor and a cure claimed to be well known, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete details or dates.
Houston Challenge Acceptance Signals Chamber Support
The San Antonio chamber accepts a community membership contest among leading citizens of Texas. Porter Whaley, manager, announces the challenge will run until February. One or two near the city may bring hope and family joy, with independence noted. Classified offers include related notices.
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Houston
Boyston Chui
Comimatce
Elien
Texaa
Sao Antonio
Tedas
Pecan Buds Shipped to Texas and Arizona
San Saba County pecan growers report shipments totaling 68 000 buds to Arizona and Texas. A state authority confirms 30 000 superior buds were sent to Texas while 9 000 buds are noted for San Saba County stock. Cutting and cold storage of bud woods continues as weather permits.
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Arizona
Texas
San’Saba County
Ge Actilution
San Saba County
Yume
Arig
Thid Benson
Sun Saba
S.A. Art League Meet Saturday at Witte Memorial
The SeneAsionio Art leacus uy test at 10 allock Thursday morning at the Witte Memorial mussim. Biz. Henry Drousht. the reeidee outlines attendance for the southern statew exhibition in April. The notice urges proper investment through real estate listings in the Light Classified section.
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S.A. Art League
Witte Menorial Mussim
Henry Drousht
Ae Plana
Telephone Company Cuts Costs and Records 1928 Earnings
Walter A. Gi ford, president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, reports 1928 earnings of 143,170,401.35 dollars or 12.11 dollars per share. The company reduced costs while improving service, with 1927 earnings totaling 128,014,101.2 dollars or 11.78 dollars per share.
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Dyer
Mapper Inc
Walter A. Giford
American Telephons and Telegraph Company
Escribén Tha Accaraptiabesente
Abu
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Ha'feraft
Nace
Hearst
Tit
Woodlawn Heights
Woodlawn Ave
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Bandera Road
Woodlawn
Hts
L. E. Fite & Co., Inc
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Hilmer & Duncanson OrgAnization Auctionners and Selling Agents
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King Furniture Company
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the Friendly House
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