Variety of farm goods and services advertised in a 1948 classified page
A dense classified section features farm supplies, livestock, feed, machinery, and related services. Advertisements include baby chicks, cattle, horses, mules, dairy products, butane gas, and farm equipment. Numerous local businesses claim to buy dead stock, offer milking gear, feed, and farm trades.
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HALY
Mateus
Tary Cayce Fihin
Sioamiee
Stoning
Alorker
B. Fy
Arowlton Creamery
BK & Praire
Crowley Feed CO
Medina
Dewey ci
Adel Nannies
Doujoys Sg
Stevenson Rae L. GC
Maldini
Heeart Marlin & Pleinsimam
Ted Lop
Daunese Hybon
Sudan
Douglass W. King CO
Ray Onio
Ascenintia Fur Delta
Kohler and Westinghouse Syste
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Dallas Mayors Criticize Annexation Moves Amid Protests
Dallas officials and Edgewood area residents argue over extension of city limits to include surrounding communities led by San Antonio pressure. Critics cite sewer, sanitation, and utility strains while praising local protests at Edgewood meetings and urging city council action. The dispute centers on annexation plans, funding, and potential tax implications for rural areas.
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Vinewe
Woodall Rodgers
Dalhwe Weekeslay
San Antonio
Texas
Thanleuier
Gus Mauer
Rodgers
Antonin
Falks
Mt. Nessig
Dallas
Hewspyier
Teodgers
Matermann
Matnermann
Rovigers
Houstell
Poe
Mayer
Antonin City Cruaril
Metropoltan City
Tram
Kedgewoodt
Loma Viste
Sam Benett
Betenett
Hariandale
Bar Wells
Ney
Baul
San Avstinn
Eity
Toya
Edgewood
Dela
Thesday
Edgewoods
Daihve
Reeditt
Rich Murray
Uarlandale
C. B. Jewellyn
Mourimamy
J. W. Miner
Georer Blevins
William J. Schutz
Barney J. Hermes
Bacon
Llgwellyn
Blevins
Hermes
J. M. van Riper
S. J. Dixon
Herman Thieme
Walter Richter
Ly L. Halkver
Ly O O. Wynn
Church Speaker at noon service this Thursday
The Rev. Alistersinciaze of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church will speak at the noon service Thursday at Traev is Mark Methodist church. Sponsored by the San Antonio Combined of Churches. Subject: What Does Christianity Cost You.
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Alistersinciaze
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Asill
Traevis Mark Methodist Church
San Antonio
Spain's Troops Withdrawn From German Front
Washington reports the Spanish government will complete the pullback of Spain's forces from Germany as part of a broader European realignment. A cable from the American Embassy in Madrid confirms the April 8 completion date, detailing the movement of units and the status of the Blue division and related contingents.
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Washington
Germany
Une Amerira Winssy
Marit
Alating
Spaish Povpeen
Pede Okie
Fay Andehitiecs
Miu
Sero
Dies Charges U.S. Pays for Winchell Radio Program
In Chicago Representative Martin Dies of Texas accused Walter Winchell's radio show of being government funded via taxpayers. Dies spoke after Winchell's broadcast, pledging to pursue legislation to prevent radio program expenses from being deductible in corporate income taxes.
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Dies
U.S
Winchell
Chicago
Marek W
TNS
Martin Dies
Texas
Walter Winchell
America
Mrs Sorell Seeks Support For Postwar Revitalization Plan
Mrs. Sorell, a prominent emlayorian and member of Mayor Mauethaim's postwar planning committee, traveled to Austin Wednesday to explain a new program aimed at revitalizing and utilizing its reforestate initiative for state development.
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Sorell
Frank W. Sorell
Mauethaim
Austin Wednessury
Income tax estimates urged with penalties for late filings
Internal Revenue agent Harry C. Russey warned that penalties will be assessed for failing to file an estimated 1944 income tax by April 15. Singles earning over 2700 and married couples over 3500, plus other income earners, must file quarterly estimates. Penalties include 5 percent of unpaid amount per installment, plus 1 percent monthly, capped at 10 percent. Underestimates over 20 percent incur a 6 percent penalty, unless based on 1943 income.
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Harry C. Russey
Internal Revenue Office
Teussey
Russey
Porron
Man Heaves Brick to Get a Drink in New York
New York police report a 38 year old man, Barry Leonard, attempted to smash a tavern window at 4 30 am to obtain a drink. He was found in a park with a bottle at his lips and a case of liquor at his feet.
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New York
Barry Leonard
Marty
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WWE
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Buren
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Schroeder
Uffer & Uws
Jae Japein
Broadway
Toapper Sre
I’s
W. Honstuy St
Canehalle
Uley
DHS
Paper Exetsn
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W. Tee
Houston
Panu Pastor
Hein
New Orleans
U. S Weather Bureau
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Poler
Spain
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Gene Ahern
HOLT
Molligan
Pon Nan
WTSA
Prater
Len Murray
Tyne Serathe
Dick Traeway
Ors J
Armstryne
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UL Annight News
Dain Fulton Dewi
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Bob Tiple
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de Otel
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Tex
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Travis
Lana
Fiyny
Osby
Xewith
Chester Melindsen
Houndun
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Bone Gay
Smith
Ranew
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McGiltin
Lagi Mex
Jordan
Trent
Ain
Downey
Mary Manin
Beasley
Pine
Ted Lows
Murry Lodge
Eddie Dune
Harry Jamies
Matra
Eddie Dunn
Chick
Novatime
Vas Mills
KABC
Bam
Tiental
Plereharitiss
Ho Yin Ary
Karl Baven
Sally Sweetland
King’s Men
Saidenberg
Rebner
Westinghouse
Ken Darby
Bing
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Franklin
Deligottul
Wile Franklin
Cloory
Eias
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