Displays of San Antonio made goods catch eye
The event showcases local industry with booths from the Southwest Lithic Company and Alamo Industries. Visitors view milk can be used insights, contracts, and products from Lange Group Company and others. Exhibits highlight refineries flour mills and household appliances amid praise for local garments and textiles.
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Hie Wolk
Sais Cor
Imgan’ Muschy
Lyn
Wisttort Shaw
Winfaenne Ie San Antonia
Foth
Swanley
Southwest Litulithic Company
Dogether
San Antonios
American Vera Company
Halfard Brother
Sie
J.D. Wilchie Goltipany
Atu
Unclear Text Entry From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Wednesday event and an audience seeking sight of the ox. Text is garbled with many misspellings and missing names, places, and clear actions, preventing a coherent summary or identification of entities.
Community Rally Launches Series in Local District
A first monthly rally organized by the Mothers' Club and El Yond side residents opened a program aimed at fostering closer harmony among district neighbors. Speakers included local figures Rollins and Sarants, with planning by a volunteer panel and proceeds supporting community projects.
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Wight
Mothers’ Club
Chiliven
Uriel
Gram
Ae Rollins
Pant I
Edgewonil
Moshe Mintary
Property sale sets record price per front foot
A Houston Street parcel fetched a record price per front foot on Wednesday when Mrs. Mary V. Maverick bought poverty fronting 8 feet on Houston Street adjoining the Central Bank building. The six story office building spans 147 feet and was valued at about 8000 a front foot.
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Jay
Houston
Houston Street
Cunteal Tn 7
Mary V. Maverick
Think Fire Tucenlary in Tex May 11
Fire swept through a harbor area in Tucenlary Tex last night endangering Johnson children who were rescued by their parents after sustaining severe burns in a heroic effort amid smoke and flames.
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Wasnt
Tex
Dolice He
New Building Planned by Local Association
The passage outlines a community effort to construct a new building intended to support local activities. W Wilson will present a brief talk on efficiency, and a meeting is scheduled at TH45 in WL with attendees urged to join the class. The lab requires participation from all members and nonmembers alike.
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Clifton Georgy
W. Wilson
Motibees
Lin
Rusorv
Association Bis Inosy
Crockett 3
Morgan Is President of Texas Retail Merchants
Morgan of San Antonio was elected state president of the Texas Retail Merchants Association at its 21st convention in Fort Worth. San Antonio delegates praised the meeting as the most successful ever and voted to keep headquarters in Fort Worth, with Waco the defeated bid. Adele Grasse of San Antonio was re elected state secretary. Fort Worth will host the next meeting.
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W. MM. Morgan
San Antonio
Cluucad
Texas, Retail Merchants Association
Aost
Hye
CLC
Waleri Wn Angela
O. 1
Cross of Ware
Texas Parsi Bureau
Walsh
San Antonio delegates rally against valley marketing centre
Reported remarks claim a centralized marketing plan would hurt farmers and risk creating a cotton monopoly. Delegates note weak purchasing at high prices and insist only fair pricing can revive business. Several directors and a number of visitors from other states attended the meeting.
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Stalley
Funeral for Mrs Isatelia Neff moved to Waco
The body of Mrs Isatelia Neff aged 73 and mother of Governor Pat M Neff was sent to Waco by train for funeral rites. A graveside ceremony will be held at Lost Oak Cemetery in Coryell County with Rev Frank Cain officiating. The service followed a period of mourning at the governor’s mansion and many officials attended. The notice notes a June first start for a Southern Pacific round trip to New York from Navarro Street.
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Isatelia FE
Pat M.neff
Root
Waco
Lost Oak
Coryell County
Neff
Vedside
Austin
W. A. Hayulett
Frank Cain
Baylor Uniq
Weeo
State House
Afrs
Bathing Shoes and Accessories From The Store Display
A local ad describes bathing shoes and slippers matched to suits with prices from 1.50 to 82.00 for silk socks 1.05 to 3.00, swagger bathing kits at 6.00 to 15.00, and bathing bags up to 2.00. The copy emphasizes quality and color variety in a period retail display.
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Avery
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Peysons
Manufactcers
Tend
Choisand
Persam
Woud
Moeting
Boosters Club
New Hane
Morgan
Texas Retail Mernis Association
Coryel County
New York
Southern Pacific
Navarro ST
Dame Fashion
Heseh
Jersey
Turin
Milady
Joyke
Georgette
Deoke
Joske’s
Fishson
Atylas
Duxke
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