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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1922
Page
8
Judges praised numerous dogs presented at the WR Logal Show with many entries from San Antonio and beyond. The final judging and awards were set for Sunday night, highlighting winners across categories like best in show, best dogs in multiple classes, and top honors for various champions.
Fragments describe a dog show with references to 1922 styling, breed actions, and rivalries. The text mentions Pekings and other breeds, mixed with political overtones and calls for investigation into timing and judging. No coherent event or outcome is confirmed.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous dog names and classes with scattered notes about performances and performers. It reads like a disorganized catalog of dog entries, two named bitches, and a long, unclear paragraph about a variety show with acts and music.
A fragmented inventory of performances and acts at the Majestic Theatre recounts a revue led by Melle and Nutter with acts including The Stolle Prayers and a musical comedy pairing. It notes headliners and recurring performers, with sparse plot details and unclear dates.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about pay delays and inability to pay. Lacks clear names, dates, or events. Unable to determine concrete persons or organizations.
A San Antonio merchants association report cites a rise in female forgers using signatures on checks to obtain small sums. The article notes up to a dozen women involved, with several men, and details how moral panic and varying sentences affect prosecutions. It discusses social factors and warns merchants to curb counterfeit activity while preserving caution in court.
San Angelo Tex March 1. San Angelo reports $100 400 worth of 30 year paving bonds tied to a Denver contractor Thoewarth Chenate and Company at par. Eleven bids identified for paving contracts. Bids opened next Thursday morning.
Oil field dispatch reports misjudged depth at Webb County No 4 near Mirands City. Bottom now set at 1573 feet. Pumping equipment ready early in the week. expected production around 130 barrels daily, with potential for more. Casing cemented to depth, further drilling planned in Laurel and Schott wells as operators adjust to sand yields.
The Paramount Petroleum Products Company forms from the consolidation of Megleston Oil Corporation and Daley Oil Company. I. B. McVee chairs the new firm with Lee Joseph as secretary and general counsel shaping a Southwest Texas distribution plan. Branch offices start in Eagle Pass and Victoria. HQ at 283-04 Hedell Building. War releases and storage tanks prepared on nearby railroad tracks. Concurrently, Somerset refinery sale to Southern Ry division is announced, led by C. Keng as president with Eggleston and J. Witherapoon also involved. refinery near Somerset with roughly 800 barrels capacity.
March 13 report notes Tucker trust for Mes in Firb secures contract with Den of Dye Williams Wellapy to drill No 1 well on 3b a dul out Abe in Kish Mond yusher district. Operators begin rigging as No 1 Well of the Filstreet venture comes in at TO200. Also reports a Methadlit wedding near Froste and Nora Me Vhyrgsturé and Walter Tiley united by Rev Flow, with reception at Roenthony before heading to new home in Ageis Toni KiheY.
Tulsa March 16 The first meeting of the Western Oil Refineries Association voted George N Moore as president of the Skating Grand Retiring Company. Other officers named Julius Germany of Unlaa first vice president Katie of Bulsa. Tariff talk and Mexican oils dominated. several companies formed to pursue new ventures. Road work in Kerrville Texas and North Feet read improvements noted, with Arthur and Julius Real listed among buyers and local officials cited.
Californians will drill in Kleberg near Kingsville, Texas, as Seaside Company of San Marcos and Francis Trust announce an active development program. Harry Hart, president, says new trust leadership includes Shil Howerton and Jacey Hurt. A D Erwin to supervise operations for Kingsville based Ry D. Gas Company. The 12 foot well casing begins Wednesday with aim to explore a gas supply for regional industries, following a year of cartographic and financial steps.
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