Flood Traps Forty Families As Rivers Rise
Floods trap forty families along Brazos and Bosque rivers amid rising waters. Cotton Belt and Rock Island lines remained open early today. Texas towns including Waco and Valley area report overflow, with Hart, Vallex, and Clifton noted as rising sections. Authorities warn of further river crests and possible repeat of past spill levels.
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Trazos
Wocu
Tex
Brazos
Hart Waco
Foleulose
Vesilontay
Bosque
Valles Fills
Clifton
Surplus Army Property Sought by Local Agencies
A letter from Joseph H. Bareard, budget bureau coordinator, asks local agencies in the Mights Corps Area to indicate needs for surplus army clothing and other property. Some surplus items have already been transferred to schools, with funds allocated for redistributing to other government branches. About a hundred brdy dollars worth of gifts have been sent from San Antonio while the coordinator works to supply the San Antonio post office instruments for a band organized by Postmaster P. G. Locus.
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Nll
Siew. Cole
Joseph H. Bareard
Yellow
Gill
Army
Quetta
Freus San Antonio
Frew
San Antonio
P. G. Locus
Defendants Stand Trial In Federal Narcotics Case
Henry Phowmpoa and Taddiet of Aywenty face federal charges for selling narcotics in the city jail area. Two witnesses testified to drug-related activities and shipments linked to inmates, with one claiming to have made trips and brought packages. Cross-examination revealed the witness’s Fort Worth origins as a cook and candy maker.
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Henry Phowmpoa
Federsl
Clarges
Thompson
Phi
Fort Worth
Irregularity Report Prompts Circulation Department Referral
A reader from Potchernick's area complains about delivery irregularities in San Antonio and requests contact with the Circulation Department. The report recounts a man with a head scar claiming wartime changes in habit, a recent arrest for possession and sale of liquor, and a 60 day sentence for selling tools and hardware.
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Sat Antonia
Galt Crockett
Cirelation
Tuttle Signs to Bring Natural Gas
The article discusses natural gas contracts in the city with Public Service Company. It notes artificial gas being used in some cases and compares heating power and volatility to natural gas. A contract lapse and hearings affected an ordinance, with pricing details and potential consumer rates referenced.
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Tuttle
Curie
Ilfell
Cie
Public Service Company
Steeetman
Seary
Easiest Way to Remove Ugly Hairy Growths
A nineteenth century beauty tip promotes a home paste of powdered delton and water to remove hairy growths from arms neck or face. The method claims quick results with no harm when using fresh mix but warns to obtain genuine deletive gm powder.
City considers natural gas ordinance amid rate debate
Mr Tuttle outlined a contract between two individuals to supply natural gas to the city, with the price to be set via the proposed ordinance. Officials say the new gas will be cheaper than artificial gas, though the exact rate remains undecided as hearings proceed. The ordinance aimed to start at a starter rate and reduce consumer costs compared with the current artificial rate.
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Tuttle
Lutte
Wattle
Gaa
Tablic Servier
Tutte
Cig Drongkhe
Figileen Ceals Tower
Gas service plan faces courtless path for lower rates
Dr Luttle explains that two private firms may supply natural gas to many customers without city ordinance, dropping the Sweetman clause as unnecessary. He says the venture aims to deliver material gas at lower costs with no extra entitlements, while safeguarding the project with a simple contract.
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Inka
Sweetman
Luttle
Inet
Tuttle
Patterson Dies in Train Crash and Funeral Set
Dayton Ohio May 9 funeral services for Dobb Y Patterson head and former chairman of the National Cash Register Company will be held at the Patterson home at 11 am Wednesday. He will be buried beside his wife in Woodlawn cemetery after his body arrives home Tuesday. The death follows a train journey to Atlantic City. Patterson helped build the company from a sole proprietorship to its present size. A brokerage firm, Carpender Caffry and Company of 34 Broadway, failed and was announced from the New York Stock Exchange rostrum.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dobb Y. Patterson
Feander
Wall
New York
Carpender Caffry and Company
T4 Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Oil Tax Case Decided In New Orleans Oil Field
New Orleans oil tax ruling holds that production value cannot be ignored when mineral rights are leased. George Shaw, owner of a $6,000,000 stake in the Day horne field, sued J. R. Son to force assessment adjustment reflecting oil value plus land, not land alone. The case centers on whether oil production affects property taxes.
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New Orleans
Supreme Court
Gs. Shaw
Dayhorne
J. R. Son
Te Enropelies
Bankrupt Bakery Owner Files Voluntary Petition
Max M. Kurland of the Southern Sanitary Bakery filed a voluntary petition in federal court Monday. The petition lists liabilities of 318,833.36 with 6,922.66 exempted. Exemptions include a house at 745 East Woodpen avenue, furniture, and an automobile.
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Eifes
Southern Sanitary Bakery
Benktuntey Ln
East Wood Pen Avenue
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