Bud the Turtle Becomes Mrs Weaver's Weather Prophet
Mrs. Ben Weaver on Hot Wells boulevard shifts belief from old forecasts to a turtle named Bud. Bud spends winters sleeping under a rug while Mrs. Weaver plans spring planting only after he shows signs of awareness. Bud’s rare morning stroll accompanies a quirky scene of household superstition.
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Ben Weaver
Hot Wells Boulevard
Br. Jarfoe
Wealler Bureau
Proudhog
Mr. Renwicke
Bud
Jong We Bud
Teat Contest Sparks San Antonio Women Endorsement
In San Antonio women in patriotic groups back The Light Associated Hearst papers Mount Rushmore contest. They will submit texts and form local judging committees with 10 members. University leaders nationwide to read and judge entries, aiming to craft a 609 word epic carved in granite in the Black Hills.
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San Antonio
Light
Hearst
Interlor
N. E Hopkins
Eugene
Hernandes Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Atrs
J. of. Grigsom
Alamo
The
Daughters
American Repubily
Alm. Brauer
American Legion
Grissom
Loyola
Charles K. ‘Edmounds
Pomona College
Remwen Bird
Conidental College
James Blaisdell
Claremont College
Bro Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford
Willam J. Lonergan
San Francisco University
Texas
Alfred H. Rabe
Bt. Macy's Universlty
H. A. Constantineau
Our
Cody of the Lake College
W. W. Jackson
West
Imporiatié College
Detroit
Board of Education
Mount Rushmore
Black Hills
South Dekots
Gutpon Borglui
America
Vivian
Children Catching Colds and How to Ward Them Off
The piece argues colds stem from a sluggish system and suggests a home plan to prevent biliousness. It promotes giving children a spoonful of plain California Syrup of Figs every few days as a gentle preventive remedy without harsh purges.
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California
Pattick Mc Closkey Funeral at Old Trail Driver’s Home
Funeral services for Pattick Mc Closkey, longtime resident of Bast Antonio for 40 years, will be held from the family residence at 102 Pardes Street at 9 oclock Wednesday morning and from St. Cocetes Caltulie church at 9:30 a.m. Reverend Father S. Gerripa officiating. Interment will be in San Fernando cemetery. He was a grand jury bailiff at the time of his death.
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Pattick Mc'Closkey
Old Trail
Pardes Street
St. Cocetes Caltulie Church
S. Gerripa
Ing
San Wer
Nando Cemetery
Bast Antonio
Union Elected to Head Association of State Officials
Justice of the Peace on F Onion Tuesday was reelected president of the Texas association of Justices of the Peace and Constables at a state convention in Houston. New officers include H OH, Bults of Waco, Campbell R. Overstreet of Houston, Ed Luita of Galveston, Culley W. Briges of Corpus Christi as executive secretary and treasurer, WW E. Kibell of San Antonio as recording secretary, and J. P. Mangum of Gruetown as sergeant-at-arms. A committee will meet in Gurpus Chriss on April 45 to set convention plans and advocate a constitutional amendment to abolish the fea system. No. 7 constable S. G. Gatti won the shooting contest.
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Justice of the Peace
F. Onion
Texas Desociation of Justlers
Houston
H OH
Bults
Waco
Campbell R.overstreet
Ed Luita
Galveston
View
Culley W. Briges
Corpus Christi
E. Kibell
San Antonio
J. P. Mangum
Road Report on Mexico at Road Released
Special report on the status of the Pan American Highway de Laredo to Mexico City by Leopardo Harris outlines the road being opened to traffic in two sections near San Calsa and Malalpa Motosi. The survey notes construction still in progress at times but traffic is restored in periods.
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Highway de Laredo
Mexico City
Leopardo Haris
Long
San Antonio
Unclear OCR indicates military posting and dinner event
Fragmentary text mentions an officer transfer to adjutant duties in Dayton and a dinner at a Fort location. Names such as Capt. Thamag Hany and Captain Zwae Ig appear, with references to a significant change in air service roles and a supper led by S. Grey of Fort. The piece is garbled and yields few concrete details beyond tentative personnel and a dinner event.
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Dayton
Thamag Hany
Will
Zwae
Protest Aimed at US Enters League of Nations War Debate
A San Antonio Light protest urges Americans to oppose U S participation in the League of Nations and its world court. Propagandists backed by money seek to entangle the United States in foreign affairs and entangling alliances. The call to sign petitions asks readers to inform their representatives of true sentiment and forward signed petitions to Washington for delivery to the Senate.
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United States
Cube
Pet
Wits Cailistry
League of Nations
San Antonio Light
Associated
Hearst
League of Nufiots Editsar
San Antonia
Washington
Senate
Citisens
New 3.0.0.6 Chief To Take Over Duties Saturday
Lieut. Col. Felix mosanuelli si larive arrives Saturday night in Omaha to assume duties as director of R. C. T. C. for the Seventh Corps area. Maj. Gen. Jolason Hage and Lt Col Enunninnuctii to replace Lent Col W. J. Cm holly in the San Antonio school system. The San Antonio board of education and Army officials plan action after a walkout by Jefferson Senior cadets months ago led to Lieut. Col. Fred Ray Jean being named commandant at the school.
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Felix Mosanuelli
Aron
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Neb
Sen Antonio
Jolason Hage
W. J. Cm Holly
San Antonio Board of Education
Nand Army
Inter
Jefferson Senior
Scitnc
Fred Ray Jean
Schnel
Bozo to Visit City Schools on Tour of Shows
Bozo the clown continues a tour of city schools under trainer Capt. B. C. Low jet. He is slated for performances in multiple schools and will also appear before various laboratories in the area.
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Bozo
Eneo
Contieti
B. C. Lowjet
Tumehem
Sheet Metal Contractors to Discuss Code Plans in San Antonio
A San Antonio meeting of sheet metal and reroofing contractors will discuss code plans. The session is set for a five day period starting at 820 Travis Street in the R. W. Archer Building. Speakers will include H. Flag, NRA official, and R. W. Archer, manager of the builders' cache.
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San Antonio
Liquid Air Show to Open at Central Catholic High
Fiily James, who led three liquid air exhibits at the Chicago World's Fair, will headline a liquid air show sponsored by St. Ree University Chemical Society. The event is set for 8 p.m. Friday at Central Catholic High School.
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Fliily James
Chiltaga
O Brien Suit Trial Highlights Malicious Prosecution Claim
Testimony in the Peter and Paul OBrien suit shows former District Attorney Measkill alleging funds paid by the Sullivan in a case connected to the O Briens. Defense questions arise about alleged shortages and possible guilt while the trial enters its fourth week in Seventy Third District Court.
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Peter
Paul O'Brien
Tin Thay
D.A. Measkil
WM. Aiknan
Aikman
McAskill
O’briens
Lslill
Army Air Officers Visit Danforth for Training Matters
Army Air Officers from Washington and Langley Field conferred with Brig Gen Charles Danforth, commander at Randolph Field, on training. Lieut Col Yount from Bolling Field, Major Dargua of Langley, Major Lyon from Washington, and Capt Trohck from the Air Corps office attended, remaining several days.
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Washington
Mangley Field
Viraints
Charles 3
Firebombing Attempt Reported At Residence Porch
Gasoline was tossed on a porch at 124 Show Street early Tuesday morning. The flames spread briefly before being extinguished by the occupants who were awakened by the noise. Mrs. McArthur offered no motive for the act.
Permission to Destroy 4 Slot Machines Requested
Applications for destruction of four slot machines are filed by Mus. City Patleeman GC J. Schabel 12 and Jonn Fanel. The devices are penny-era machines at 992 Bast Commerce Street in New Braunfels.
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Mus
Patleeman GC
Schabel
George Way
Justice
Tesco
Worth
New Braunfels
R. Sheck
Cork
L. Reyes
Icoarmerce
Two Youths Hit by Speeding Car Injure in Night Crash
Two youths were injured when struck by a speeding car on South Proba street after midnight. Jack Wilke, 20, suffered minor injuries after being thrown onto the car’s hood. Raymond Gaveis, 16, was knocked to the ground. Police found no driver and the radiator cap lay several yards away.
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Dent
Rovert B. Green Hospital
South Prosa Street
Jack Wilke
Regina
Chen
Raymond Gaveis
S13
Vireinit Boulevard
Ted Deen
Wile
Wilke
Cnr
Royster Sued Over Hangar Rental Dispute
Royster sued in County Court against Harry W. Rossier and Kathuslatt alleging unpaid rent for a Windwn hangar. Windward Rae Field Company claims Royster contracted to pay monthly rent from June 7, 1933, to June 18, 1934, totaling 525 dollars for the hangar. The case ties to a previously stolen fee and involves a federal district court connection.
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Windwn
Harry WR. Rossier
Ofl Man
Wyjatton Kathuslatt
Win- Rae Field Company, Incorporated
Royster
Salesman's Truck Robbed Again in Brady District
W T Smith a Meta ger dairy salesman reports his truck robbed again this week. Thieves took approximately 44 pounds of jhuster and 77 pounds last week. A Brady resident reports a missing purse containing 22 dollars from her seat in her car. Authorities noted the recurring thefts and ongoing investigation.
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W.T. Smith
Metager Dairy
Eatry Duesday
MF. Munire
Brady
Charles May
Buoya Vista
Uheat
Place
Hier
Wheater
Tax refunds must be asked by March 18
Motorists who paid penalties for selling their license plates must file refunds with the county tax collectors before closing time March 18. William P. Brogan, in charge of the motor license department, said the refunds follow a state law extending the time to collect the $1 amount.
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Asarch
William P. Brogan
Bandits Loot Creamery Safe in Monday Night Heist
Two well dressed bandits entered the 5 B Knowlton Creameries office at 1415 West Sthamit Place with pistols and forced bookkeeper Jod Tus Witt to open the safe. Leonard yielded 500 in cash and 200 in checks totaling 700 dollars before the pair fled. Police later arrested four suspects, including a former employee, with Lemach listed at 2 Norwood Lane.
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Dandita
D. Leonard
Jod Tus Witt
5. B. Knowlton Creameries
West Sthamit Place
Leonard
Holly
AIBA
Harny
Wao
E. Relty
Lemach
Textile talk by UT professor at San Antonio Junior College
Miss Eith Kirk, professor of the University of Texas extension department, will discuss textiles at a meeting of the interior decorating class at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at San Antonio Junior College. Visitors invited.
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Eith Kirk
Ind
University of Texas
Sanantants Junior College
Harlandale Man Announces Trustee Candidacy
Jawthet Halliday of 81 South Flores Street announced his bid for a Harlandale Independent School District trustee seat. He states he has lived in Harlandale since 1990 and will run in an election scheduled for April.
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Jawthet
Halliday
South Flores Street
Tiesdar
Fehoul
Harlandale
Pedestrian Hit by Car Injures Man at Austin and Tenth
Police report a 43 year old man, Waller Douet, was struck by a car at the intersection of Austin and Tenth streets early Tuesday. He suffered a leg injury and was treated at the scene.
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Waller Douet
Atseyh
Austin
Tenth Streets
Church Members to Hear Dr Dawson on Wednesday
Dr George Dawson of New Orleans will address the Charen oot Psychic Science membership at 2:00 and 8:00 PM Wednesday. The meetings are at Ret Men’y bal, 4242 Soledad Street.
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George Dawson
New Or‘eazis
Charen
Soledad Street
Bexar County Officials Fight to End Relief Commissary
A large San Antonio delegation plans to urge the Texas relief board to discard the county commissary system as a food distribution method. Local leaders claim it creates hardship for indigents while supporters argue costs remain similar. The administrator moves to cut 2399 workers from pay rolls as the commission meets again next week.
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Bexar County
Texas Relief Commission
Guy Bonham
Bons
Hans Sete
Austin
Bontian
San Antonio
Lownie Irvin
Lexar County Board of Welfare and Employment
Stateul
Trvin
Commission
NRA
Elim Iinate Saz
GWA
Bexar Motorists Face Brake Tests
J Antor Fett, Insgerro, State Highway Patrol official, announced in Bexar County that brake tests will be instituted for county motorists within a few weeks. A new device will exam the brakes of cars to determine efficiency, after roadside inspections by patrols.
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Bexar Couhky
State Highway Patrol
J. A.ntorfett
Insgerro
Box Car Breaking Brings Two Years Sentence
Martines of Goliad was sentenced to two years in prison by Judge W W Mercrory of the Minety-fourth District Court after pleading guilty to breaking into a box car on January 29. The sentence was dated February 1.
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Yank Martines
Goliad
W. W. Mercrory
Tit Minety-fourth District Court
Relief Activities Discussion by San Antonio Social Workers
The San Antonio Social Workers association will discuss current trends in public and private relief efforts. Albert Hensley, executive Secretary of the local Red Cross, will lead the discussion at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the M. M. GAL building.
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San Antonio Social Workers’ Association
Albert
Hensley
Red Cross
Woman Resigns Relief Post. Remains on National Committee
Mrs. Catherine Cohner, a Kentuckian and member of the federal emergency relief administration national committee, resigns her post but will continue as a member of the national committee. The notice is from Washington, March 19.
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Oye
Washington, Nd. C
Catherine Cohner
Gertoj
Kentucky
Hal
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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Weaver
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Grege
Patrick McCloskey
Pardee Street
Tanlorner
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Association of State Officials
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St. Fen
S. Grey
Fort
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