Home Sweet Homie Band Program Spotlight
A Sunday band concert featuring Home Sweet Homie and other selections announced by Prof. Wil Smidh, director, with soloists and orchestral pieces. Weather permitting, attendance is expected to set a record as concerts continue weekly through April in downtown park or plaza.
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Ben Petite Park
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Scotland
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America
Irstramenta Ph
Wil Smidh
Maren
J.d Baura
Omy
Trom
Carmen
Hiset
Fo Ans
Pink Lady
Cars
Lampemarch
Beast
J.B. Sona
Obituary Freeman Man Freedman Mary A 3-year-old native of Canada
Mary A. Freeman, 3, native of Canada, died at 4 am Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. A R Beal 1021 Main Ave San Antonio. She had lived in San Antonio five years and is survived by son G Freeman of Enderlin NC and daughter Mrs. A R Beal of San Antonio. The body has been prepared for burial.
Interment for Neeneh resident in Michigan
The obituary notes the death of a Belén native, longtime resident of West Bay Antonio Cor, aged years, with survivors listed including a widow and several relatives. The funeral and interment are planned with services at the local undertaking company and parish.
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van Styvasdarl
Tod VE Lee
Belen
Antonio Cor
Renee Mau
Jon Chiseily
Long Ride Planned by Pony Club Members Near Kerrville
The detail lays out a 100 mile ride in Texas from the Ginter Hotel area toward San Antonio led by Percy Ver troutiuser and Lena Wayne. The trip heads north of West End with cooks serving hot meals and a single pack horse carrying canvases and equipment. The party plans to visit Kerrville, Bandera, and the Metis Dem region, ending with visits to Tyrrell and Wayne.
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San Antonio
Ken Soy
Percy
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Pony Club
Tyrrell
Waynhfort
Kerrvilie
Banderas
Japan would not take Philippine Islands as gift
March 20 New York Japan would not accept the Philippine Islands as a gift, even with a $1,000,000,000 bonus. Professor T Ivengaga of Chicago University stated this at the Me Publicar Club discussion on the islands’ future.
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Philippine Islands
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Unoccupied Cement House Fire Discovered
A blaze at an empty cement house at 3405 Saunders Street was reported around 7:40 PM Saturday. Fire fighters found the building with extensive damage and flames in the chimney, with electric lines disconnected. The cause remains undetermined though a contractor’s materials and decorative items were noted near the fire. Local authorities, including John J. Chom of 725 Cassion Street, were alerted by neighbors.
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Casgion
Marne
Chiniry
Peace League Organizing Effort Comes to Texas
F B Lawrence of Wichita leads a branch of the International Peace and Equity League through Southwest Texas, organizing locals in Brownsville Corpus Christi and Kingsville and planning a state league in Austin. The group seeks universal peace and a world supreme court with an enforceable army and navy. Governor Capper and other notable backers were reported as officials who studied the plan before endorsement.
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San Antonio
F. B. Lawrence
Wichita
Kans
Texas
Mr. Lawrence
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Kingsville
Austin
International Peace and Equity League
Supreme Court of
Topeka
Kats
Elarier
Cap‘ner
Supreme Court
Middle West
Capper
School Gift Unites Veterans For Powie No 9 Flag Ceremony
Spanish War Veterans and Grand Army join Powie School No 9 for an afternoon flag presentation. The event included a top flag raising, student recitations, songs, and a benediction with veterans distributing gifts and refreshments afterward in a local school gym.
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Grand Army
Powie School No. 9
Ailsen
Warhorn
Selie
President Faces Call to Reconvene Congress Over Foreign Crisis
President Wilson considers summoning Congress back to Washington before summer amid a tangled Allied blockade dispute. Officials say the administration worries about necessary legislation as diplomatic efforts unfold, with potential claims against Britain and debates over sealing the blockade’s consequences.
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Stort
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Clark
White House
Congress
Washington
Belp
Lewis
Sperker Rd
Prowstiz
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Hall
Watt Repnard
Netherlands
State Department
Mnitud
Stay Vigorous At Seventy With Kellogg's Wafers
An old ad promotes Kellogg's Sanstone Wafers promising vitality for aging men and women. It claims the gingered wafers restore energy and vigor, urging readers to order the $1.00 bottle from multiple Houston area outlets and drugstores listed with addresses.
US Navy Expansion Urged by Senator Amid War Debate
A prominent Democratic senator urged expanding the American navy as essential for national defense while a State Department official stated the United States would not join European protests. The discussion touched on wartime powers, potential defense spending, and maintaining international rights against any ban on arms. The article notes debates over funding, presidential discretion, and the nation’s stance on future conflicts.
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United States
Council
Hie
Ines Adintidaurd
Great Britain
Legis Titlon
Exhibit showcases Texas south of San Antonio crops
An exhibit with stereopticon slides at the St. Anthony Hotel showcased agricultural development in Southwest Texas south of San Antonio. More than 100 tourists attended to see winter crops and hear speakers from Big Wells Fowlerton Three Rivers and other areas about alfalfa onions cabbage and fruits, plus oats and peas.
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St. Anthony Hotel
Iisstors
Big Wells
Fowlerton
J. L. Strohm
Texas
D, Bycatcher
Chyries Tips
Three River
Dellaston
haPryar
Wali Foveal
Towler
Muddled coupon request from Kellogg box offer
A garbled plea asks for a 50 cent box coupon and a quick trial text about a supposed discovery for nerves. It mentions Kellogg UO, Hathmaster Block, Route Creak, Michigan and various miswritten names and streets, yielding no clear action or verifiable details.
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Route Creak
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Fiesta planning meetings amid Tiesta event notes
fragmentary OCR hints at Fiesta Association planning meetings for Tiesta week. mentions Gran Quivera group, luncheon, King’s reception, ball, and directors coordinating schedules and events for the festivity week.
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Travis
Hare
Anil
Governor Ferguson Pleased With Legislature Action
Texas Governor Ferguson signaled cautious approval of the legislature's work, declining immediate commitment on a special session while noting support for the general framework. He endorsed an emergency freight rate study bill and a $26,000 appropriation for the railroad commission to hire experts and gather data, with the measure taking effect at once.
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Tex
Ferguson
Wpferes
Senate
House
Conan
Lalise
Capitol
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Fraad Commission
MHL
TWO NARROW ESCAPES IN LAREDO STREET ACCIDENTS
A 12 year old, Amuda Hernandez, escaped serious injury when he fell from a bicycle just ahead of a heavy gravel wagon driven by Prince Fennell on Nueva and South Laredo streets. The youth was arrested for reckless driving. An hour later on Basii Commerce Street near Olive, J W Adams was arrested for reckless motorcycle operation. George Gabriel, about six, suffered only minor bruises after a motorcycle collision. Thomas A. Cesuion, county school trustees member and farmer from Balada, suffered a suspected angina attack in the county courthouse and was later moved to Physicians and Surgeons hospital after health officers treated him.
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Prince Fennell
Nueva
Laredo
Basii Commerce Street
Fite
Olive Street
J. W. Adams
Denver Boulevard
Polles
George Gabriel
Olive” Street
Thomas A. Cesuion
Beardh
Balada
San Antonio
J. Kerrey
Berrey
Physicians and Surgeons' Hospital
Free Lecture on Christian Science Scheduled
A free lecture on Christian Science by Tist Ghuyete of Christ Scientiat is announced for Monday March 24, 1815 at Beethoven Mal. Welburn Rathvon, a member of the Mother Church Board of Lectureship, invites attendance at The Flat Church of Christ Sotontiat in Boskan Maas.
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Welburn
Rathvon
Chri Sotontiat
Nhly
War Declared On Land Sharks By Texas Bureau
The Land Sharks War Bureau opens headquarters at the Ginter Hotel in San Antonio with President Justin Stein and officers vowing 10 day presence to build connections with dealers. The bureau aims to curb dishonest land practices, protect homeowners, and has recovered substantial sums in Hunt County. The campaign, endorsed by state and national officials, publishes Ruth About Texas and targets misrepresentation in real estate.
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Ipen Land Sharky
Toul Estate
San
Stein
Texas
Tex
Bureau
Ruth
Amapgaetne
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Colquil
Fy A. Meare
Chicago
Prine
Themajority
T He ‘Pexus Senate
SOC
Joan Ty Strato
Dauahs
Thornlph
C.H. Tavkann
PH Hower
Theatias
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and gas in minutes. It describes sour stomach, belching, and an upset stomach from fermented meals and promises a gentle, harmless relief for fifty cents a large bottle sold by druggists.
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