Police plan crowds for San Antonio pageant parade
San Antonio prepares for a centennial celebration March 4 to 6 with almost 200 police and fire personnel assigned to manage crowds and traffic. Chief J. Gee Bageais says 60 officers on duty at all times, evidence patrols and detectives will monitor the event, and streets will be cleared of parked cars to ease parade routes.
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Uvale City Election Seeks Officials and Trustees
V A L M E Texas election in April for city offices and school trustees. several candidates announce runs for mayor city attorney and council seats. Incumbents seek re election including Ruth Ace Dean Maya Andrew Smyth and others with trustee races in the school board race.
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Farm Clubs Formed in Uvalde Area Demonstrate Livestock Practices
A newly formed farm clubs network in Uvalde County gathers 170 members, focusing on live demonstrations of rearing livestock and crops. Members age 10 to 20 engage in demonstrations on corn sorghum production and other feed crops for livestock, improving practical farming skills.
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Bounty Paid on 200 Coyote Scalps in Uvalde Texas
A record from Uvalde County Treasurer notes a bounty paid for 200 coyote scalps with totals reaching 7930 in value. The document shows ongoing efforts to fund extermination measures and sustain the bounty program through the year, with continued payments to participating keepers and supporters.
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Uvalde Building Activity Speeded
Construction work in Uvalde accelerates amid reporting on major projects including street repairs, residential renovations, and continued maintenance. Workmen perform tasks such as nail repairs and painting with limited payment details and unclear contractor statements.
Rites Held for Harwood Pioneer
Rites held for Harwood pioneer Maren Feulpon at Mfarwend cemetery. Death followed a lingering illness. Survived by a wife and six children. Born in 1847, he came to the country decades ago, with family recalling earlier life in Germany.
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Park Commissioner's Plan for Weed Control Across San Antonio Park
A garbled historical notice outlines city park weed management with references to a Park Commissioner Tucot Kubicin and a spring cleanup plan. It mentions weeds, creek tangles, and efforts to keep parks clean, paying attention to strands of local labor and property costs in San Antonio.
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Professor Haase Waives Hearing on Healing Charge
In New Braunfels Professor Haase waived a hearing on two charges. He was bound for the September term of court after being found with a magic leafing device and accused of transporting a holy without a license and selling medicine without a license. He was arrested after a boy from Taylor found him in a car near Xan Wwor co. The judge did not set bond today amid wider charges pending.
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Gillegpie Men Hurt in Wreck Near Fredericksburg
Five prominent Woodericksburs desined men were injured when a heavy sedan driven by County Clerk Albert E. Klett left a San Antonio road embankment ten miles from Fredericksburg. Editor Robert S. Klett suffered head cuts and bruises. Leuben Tardan, Max Helenewall, and Adolf Selumik endured arm and facial injuries from flying glass.
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Jury Deliberates Five Minutes on Verdict in Texas Case
In Uvalde Texas in the Thirty-rishth District Court a jury deliberated five minutes before returning a verdict in the case of Jor Dryden. The defendant pleaded guilty to the charged instrument offense. Judge Ted Brieke pronounced sentence and Dryden was remanded to the penitentiary. Other charges against the defendant were pending.
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Guero Students Celebrate March 2 at Cilopo Tunlor School
Cilopo Tunlor School students marked March 2 with a 4 citizenship program led by principal F. EB Matthews. Yexus Independence flag ceremony occurred Monday morning as part of the celebration coordinated by CUE and March A.
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Valley Frost Forecast Brings Relief to Farmers
Unreadable OCR content shows locals fearing frost threats to crops like beans and corn in a valley area. With weather updates uncertain, farmers awaited clearer forecasts as temperatures eased today.
Ancient Doctrine Talk Dominates Gunter Hotel Meeting
A regular session at the Gunter hotel discussed international law and the Monroe Doctrine with emphasis on US policy, European rivalry, and the rise of colonial projects. Speakers highlighted Stanford and Mayflower era debates, noting figures like Canning and Stimson as context, and praised Texas receptions and local civic notices.
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35 Applications by DeWitt Vets
35 loan applications were filed with the local office on Monday, cited by a service officer as being from veterans of DeWitt. Most applicants are not from the veteran group, and the official noted the office will accept only specific mentions for Jonas.
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Goat Angoras Anger Plan Show At Texas Angora Goat
At Camp Wood on Saturday the Texas Angora Goat Institute directors discussed grading and a committee to plan details for the annual show and sale. J F Robbins presided and named examiners to judge the event with Degas Aane Me college represented by TM Toes and Mr Macks inviting judges. Auctioneers will oversee the three day show with sales on the final day and a limited sale on the first two days. The program aims for a record turnout and a well managed sale in moderate weather.
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Goat Shearing in Uvalde Delayed and Frustrated
Fragmented report describes delays in goat shearing activities in Uvalde as owners face unspecified setbacks. Mention of halted hearings and vaccination concerns suggests broader local disruptions affecting livestock owners and related schedules.
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Yookum Citizens Attend Dedication Mass and Escort
Yookum residents gather for the dedication of new Catholic features in Ciera Sundas. Rev. B. Oy Berk of St. Joseph's Calbe Ole church officiates. Knights of Columbus escort Archbishop amid clergy presence. Corenatidews at the University of Texas noted for last semester honors.
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Buzzard Traps Set in Hays County Ranch Districts
County agent T. Hy Troyder reports traps aimed at protecting sheep from buzzards in Hays County ranching districts. About 12 tenpanse traps exist, with no room for more. Royder cites reports from Mill Bucknell on Mt Sharp of buzzards caught in six hides. Buzzards reportedly kill two sheep when they strike in the tushes or disabled. Fly traps are also being built to protect fields before shearing time.
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Arson Suspect Held After Car Fire Event
A suspect named Hancall from Mindlesowily is held by police in connection with an arson charge after a vehicle fire damaged an automobile. The report notes a dispute preceding the ignition and hints at a gasoline line leakage as part of the sequence of events.
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Red Cross Fund Update Raises Local drive totals
Containments to tag Red Cross fund of the local Red Cross organization mount to more than 319000 according to Albert Alena Tex executive secretary the drive aims to reach 842000 in Texas County's civic drive while the net cross fund shows large totals.
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First Tomatoes Ripen in Valley Fe Rangervinte
Old valley notes describe tomatoes ripening on a rooftop platform, guarded by Mrs. Dave Buchan. A produce vine sits atop a water tank with no rail, and reporters note the scene as an unusual harvest display in the area.
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All Garden Games Declared Illegal in Massachusetts
A Superior Court judge declares all garden games illegal in Massachusetts including bridge poker and other wagering activities. The ruling extends to games played for money or stakes, aiming to curb gambling in private settings. The decision names expected enforcement actions and possible penalties for violations.
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