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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1922
Page
3
City officials weigh higher cement costs versus outside purchases as Harrigan urges lower prices to revive local construction. The debate touches public works, paving projects, and employment for hundreds amid a nationwide shift in cement pricing and supply.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses U S bonds, legal defenses, and court actions with multiple misplaced names and garbled phrases. It mentions Meier Singh and Westingy, plus references to government panels, defense arguments, and potential trials.
Obituary notes the death of Judge Henry Criswell at Yoakum after a short illness from blood poisoning. The former city marshal had been treated in hospital, underwent surgery on his left index finger after an ice pick injury, and died suddenly after a period of recovery. He is survived by his wife and many children. Funeral arrangements announced from the family home with services at the local church.
The readable lines describe a confused plan for a political gathering or social event with references to people, places, and dates. Several proper nouns appear but overall content is garbled and incoherent, making it impossible to extract a clear event, participants, or outcomes.
A discussion forum in Winn We Debater explores advertising ideas and features. Attendees include San Aitaie advocates sharing insights on visual appeal and market reach. The session covers novel concepts and potential impact on local campaigns.
Witnesses testified that a private residence was raided without a warrant. Defendants denied wrongdoing while authorities pursued gambling and liquor charges, with judges noting violations of the Fourth Amendment.
In a crowded Turon parish arena, brothers from the Votun family faced scrutiny as the Colts clashed with the Haueseai squad. Parley Conceat led the final stretch, while teams from Valle No, Mawel, and Wakil eyed strong showings.
A new work by Ellen Schule, biology teacher at Main Avenue High School, catalogs 560 plant species seen around San Antonio. The book includes photographs, botanical notes, and identifications by two botanists, with sections on varieties and growth patterns.
The Rev in B 1 The Aires is pastor of the Tiversite Park Tig tist Curl and will preach his final sermon as pastor before resigning his pastorate. He has accepted an appointment as evangelist with the State Baptist Convention for Texas. Col. 15 12 Reek, the De Disision of organized reserves, will speak of services rendered by Mrs Jane during Elpuey’s period with the Yo AM overseas. Kinney, a former chaplain, is noted for evangelical work across 124 counties and will deliver a Cottage Avenue Naglist Church address Wednesday night in Bart Worth.
The Pioneer Association prepares for its annual gathering in San Antonio on April 7 during First Week. The event features a business session and a grand ball, marking the association’s aerial convention. Membership stands at about 1000 with criteria tied to Texas settlement before 1880. Mrs. Rye McCulla urges timely dues.
A fragmented note shows WRG We Wen Tian inviting peer members to join the organization and participate in a gathering. The text is garbled but signals an internal invitation or meeting request within the group.
Austin voters await word on municipal bathing resort action as the city names Alyn McCallum, son of A N McCallum, as superintendent of the Barrow Springs resort. The State Board of Control approves a 000,000 plate order with option for double plates to cost about 70,000. 110,000 plates priced around 15 cents each were bought last year.
A. T. Hitlen, state organiser of the Telad Merchants' Association, reports new retail clubs forming across western Texas. Organizers say meetings were held at Eagle Pass, Calvert, Stanton, and Florida, with increased optimism and plans to extend efforts statewide. Hitlen heads to continue coordinating efforts as patrols and shipments support local merchants.
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