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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
11
A public notice from the San Antonio Independent School District seeks voter approval for a bonds issue to fund a new school building and related facilities. The document outlines bond amounts, interest terms, repayment schedule, and district boundaries, with dates for submission and approval procedures.
Vague special notice outlines proposed district maintenance tax and bond issues. Key points cover authorizing a tax levy of sixty cents on each one hundred dollars valuation, dates of May election, polling locations within San Antonio district, and lists poll workers and presiding officers for multiple wards. The notice instructs voters to decide on maintenance tax increases and related bond payments, with specific polling places and staff assigned.
The notice details large and small tracts in Zapata County, with ground and snow context and mentions of Salinas, Laredo, and Walker. It lists parties and positions, referencing lease actions and a sale plan. The fragment references a public sale, property exchanges, and local trades within Zapata County and surrounding areas.
A garbled 1930s style page reports falls and injuries involving Ably Martinez, with scattered notes about plumbing, insurance offers, and assorted ads. Fire damage described as slight from a closet blaze at a Roosevelt Avenue home. other items include hotel and street notices, a dance event at Ossion Mall, and various business promotions.
Obituary notices detail Carl Steinert’s death with funeral plans at Manna Une and interment at Seer Lesthiran. multiple other obituaries and funeral details follow, including Dr Wo Rocker Bre and De Wd Baier, with pallbearers, funeral homes, and interment arrangements mentioned amidst a garbled OCR list of names and roles. The text preserves names like Elinor MFacat Mueller Sr Twila Murder Sty 81 and FF. Breil, with funeral references and city notices, though many details are corrupted and partially unreadable.
An elderly man was injured when a car struck a buggy along the 400 block of Dalmay Street early morning. He was taken to Robert Hy Geen Memorial Hospital in critical condition. The driver was detained by officers for investigation. Receipts among the victim’s effects suggest prior intoxication. Deputy Sheriff John Subiin led the transfer to an awaiting ambulance.
A 1920s style report describes Moose Lodge gathering at 7240 Katy depot with Col. Gry and guest band. Dallas figures including M. B. Worshus and Jonner participate, with Clyde E. Lake providing expert oversight. Activities include a welcoming reception, donor contributions, and a parade by the Moore headquarters group along West Conmoren and Tress streets.
Receipts around 4000 cattle and 25,000 sheep and calves as Chicago livestock market reports varied demand. Cattle and hogs traded unevenly with some prices up to 0.40 higher for certain steers, cows and calves steady to firm, while hogs and sows showed modest gains and most lambs remained steady. Demand for calves weaker, and feeders and yearlings unsold in parts of the session.
The text presents a jumbled OCR passage with numbers and names scattered. It hints at a public or financial notice including figures such as 545,006.25 and 4.60 but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a clear summary.
Londin May 4 F. J Taeriip, the British court was dammed, 'aucoaRR filly defeated his dite against Say tigny Cutting. The Asmusleau chetten, AS thy Queene elobs hero: Weidiess as defeating Custing in thier Strnight sets.
In Summit Nod on May 4 5 Breddie Welch a former lightweight champion stopped Young Willie Jackson in the eighth round of a tep round match Tuesday night The report mentions Jack Dempsey and a heavyweight bout context with likely garbled names and places from the era.
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