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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1921
Page
5
Texas farmers report no drought panic as patches of moisture aid cotton and corn. Corn rotted in places but some fields show robust wheat and potato prospects. planting delays and replanting loom in several districts while fruit trees and vines show variable yields across counties.
The readable text appears as a jumbled OCR fragment listing streets, places, person names, and scattered phrases about city notices and locations. It includes references to Haw Antanty Aulleo, Bay 2927, and various street names, but lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize.
Disjointed OCR text outlines tax collection efforts, deadlines approaching May 31, penalties for delinquency, and mentions various local offices and extended hours. It references city and county tax matters, with scattered names of individuals and places, indicating a broad notice about payments due and enforcement actions.
A garbled OCR text contains scattered proper names and phrases like Monday and Hinsstationars with multiple misspellings. The readable parts yield no clear event or report, leaving an incoherent collection of words and partial sentences.
A garbled OCR style notice outlines an excursion plan tied to a trade fair involved with undertakers and various named participants. It references a 20 boat measure, mentions Abe congas and Beant, and notes disrupted arrangements with several unclear entities and dates.
The readable text hints at a meeting or trip involving San Antonio organizations and officials. It mentions scheduling, travel by train, a planned Saturday departure, and a cost discussion. Details are garbled with many misspellings and missing names.
A garbled report discusses freight movements and locomotive orders amid congestion. It mentions Wallasy and Carvel at Read's Borer Gy and notes bonds on hand for the south. The piece covers locomotives from 2080 engines by Baldwin, private Maest Linn units, and various arrangements involving Mexican lines and New Orient facilities.
A damaged readout notes a deadly incident in Waseeng County during a Monday afternoon. Names including Jone Hainul and Sean Weldie appear amid garbled lines, with references to a revived lay and local officials.
St Marys and St Gerard's win their first games of the new league in a Sunday baseball frame. Key players delivered steady hits and solid defense as the teams opened the season with early victories.
Fragmented notes describe Medina Lake outing events and a large shoreline gathering. The text references a road project near Roxas Jenna Line, with mentions of a gate, tolls, and potential delays into the coming week.
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