Brackenridge Ridge Students Honor Banquet Winners
Exceptional Brackenridge High School students and distinguished cadet officers were honored at a Thursday banquet with 280 attendees. Speakers included Principal Gary, Simon Frank, and Thomas Parlwool. awards highlighted "Pot of Gold" theme and blue team cups.
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Brackenridge Hich School
Bue Gary
Simon Frank
Thomas FR. Parlwool
Gymior
Dorothy Rogers
Wester
Hilback
Phillips
Morey Srenvit
Orchestrs
Otto Zoeller
Cave Ino 2 Pembere
Honec Stvérals of
Brackenridge Bdipb
Geneva Ackermenr
I Lliem
Beuy Cantielé
Bevors Lez Cashell
E Cavanauch
Ida Drno Careced
Dorothy Camiey
Hestooed Armshooe
Chucles Werme
Tennard Cook
Bote Dr ii
Ene Finig
Bonttsa Fasler
Sitcay Ok
Edna Franks
Gustothe
Flosdrea
Louie Farstermess
Ella Gessler
Maran Gerdes
Jack Gill
Jace Glaze
Welter
Goldschildt
Katherice Gofenke
Bary
Acstelle Hormel
Ert Marcy
Thelma Heinen
Benaviels
Arthur “Higgins
Edward TD
Bits Hobkarp
Boware’ Warer
Exarratl Fobasen
Thaman JB. Johns
Soeeter Bine Senay
Hate
Engela Helly
Thelms Kulas
Aribor Kole Dort
Henry Klos
Cer Steerer
Oost ‘Kuykeodall
Chalet Last
Clarence Lam- Brecht
Arthur Leg
Raychad le Mellleur
Bax Deyentecker
Holand Lick
Siiton Loeesterg
Chester Tavillach
Afergaret Tle
Wasmsa Soon
Hybard Mainolee
Paule ‘Paton
Les Ray Pils
Marcaria
Elvira Brochnow
Gibert Fry
George Faténovice
Laura Mas Ragessle
Walter Reley
Mae Belle Qeese
Felton Beet
Likad Revis
Fleancea’ Retosch
Loctila Bermert
Len‘ Riebenice
Suth Ruedner
Frank Hine
Denman Ve Beach
Listen “Hoterie
Zaielis Rockie
Dorothy Harpers
Deifine Pomese
Eerina PE Byble
Elert Hallenge
Georeock Ucler
Sfsnormin Eivayee
Lovins Schutre
Laelshe Rebus
Delmoth Geott
Theodore Feltman
Fred Sememn
Perjhn Evelny
da Eek
Claire Oilvec
Jack Blimp
Irie Blaiple
Calle Etraogta
Atos Grukes
Kermin Ewarte Nar- Geman Terrs
Oliver Teele
Elin Teormane
Ty Trabold
Heley Vases
Deriess Velts
Moan
Jesee Villarsesd
Eager Mon Echt
Re Seenon Kalker
Vincent Walker
Paul
Fie
Marian Webb
Bernice Welntemer
Thilsa Wendiend
Elizabeth Wertrin
Uwe Walle
Earl Weite
Aed Winford Sona Iey
Cotton market mood in New Orleans on May day
New Orleans cotton prices opened lower on cooler conditions and damp weather across the belt. July and nearby months showed small declines while October and December drifted, with New York steadying on light demand as forecasts remained uncertain.
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New Orleans
Social and Club Activities Amid Dallas Guests in San Antonio
The week features Dallas visitor Mr and Mrs Henry Hall as guests of Mir. nod Are and others including Meg Maritha LW Mebertson president of the Albuon club. A bridge party at Platz bole by the Organini Man aims to raise funds for Gund fr and charitable enterprises. Lions clubs, Alam Tourists events, and a series of dances, luncheons, and entertainment programs were announced with talks by Davin Griffin and performances by Sluony Miller and Don Juan Blanco.
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Mes. Henry Hall
Dallas
San Antonio
Mir
Dhese DL
Gypenheimer
Meg
Maritha LW Mebertson
Albuon Club
Platz
Bole
Orsanini- Man
Mobert
Vantis
Avon
The
Lions _ of
Davin Griffin
Sluony Miller
Don Juan Blanco
Alam Tourists Club
Crug Faut Prices Rise as Market Reports Swing
Wholesale fruit prices edge higher with crates climbing from seven to eight dollars and seventy five cents per crate. Peaches quoted per bushel and hens sold at sixo cents per bushel amid no other notable produce changes.
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Colobo Ornate
Wholesale Commission
Imarning
Wraitt Commission Company
Innis
Matt Wodwediy
Vegetable Prices From Market Listings
A list of produce prices and items from a market section including lettuce, cabbages, onions, potatoes, apples, berries, beans, cucumbers, cherries, cauliflower, oranges, and other fruits and vegetables. Prices are given per pound, per crate, or per bushel with varying cents and dollars, reflecting a detailed catalog of available produce.
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Foner
Breen
Orapetruls
Texas
Beapty
Sreen
Crite
Shubard
Shard
Burrice
Iva
Gazer
Chicago Livestock Report Reflects Mixed Trade and Prices
The Chicago market notes varied livestock activity with steers and yearlings priced lower, bulls up to 3 dollars, and top hogs around 9.50. Milk cows and other items show uneven demand, while multiple figures and weights appear for lambs and other cattle, indicating a unsettled trading day.
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A. Livestoch
Sic Antonio Livestock Mart
Calres
Chicago
Fater
Milks Gockel
Cate
Wens Slausiiler
Exaesen
Ea Seaplin
Wieden
Money and Metals Market Changes and Store Activity Reported
A fragmentary report describes movement in money and metals markets, with price changes and trading activity at Mage'e Storey exchange. It mentions a May 28 opening, various price points, and references to local merchants, shortages, and related market chatter across multiple cities and months. The text is garbled but centers on exchange activity, prices, and supplier notes amid a broad economic snapshot.
Old remedy saves Onake victim after rattlesnake bite
Frances Louise Davie of Blaendorf was bitten on the right toe by a rattlesnake in her yard. Her father, George Davis, used an old-fashioned sucked-remedy, removing venom before doctors treated her. Doctors at Robert B Green hospital noted immediate use of the remedy could save lives, though venom spread slowly in some cases.
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Frances Louise Davie
Blaendorf
Robert B. Grech
George Davis
Bue
Aken
Elmendard
Sim Antonia
Robert. B. Green Hospital
Grain Market Update from Cricaso and Liverpool
Grain market notes a rising wheat outlook in Liverpool with scarce supplies and strong import demand. U.S. domestic wheat futures press for higher values while European weather unsettles fields. corn and oats show slight movements amid ongoing North American export activity.
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Liverpool
Great Berlin
Alererard
North America
Milwaukee Choir Arrives in Vienna for Four Days
The American singers arrived today in Vienna to perform for four days. They were welcomed by the Vienna state choral group, signaling a cordial reception for the international visit and cultural exchange.
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U. B. Aingens I
Vienna
Milwaukee
Tamoun Wale Chule
Vienne
Lawyers Use Fists in Court Trial Turns Sour
In a Tuesday court scene two defendants clashed as jurors watched. Judge W. P. Camp fined both defendants $0 for contempt while a deputy prevented further violence. The county attorney claimed preferential treatment for friends, provoking a heated exchange. The jury then retired and returned five to one upholding a $25 fine for one defendant. the other facing a new trial May 87 for simple assault on Rudolph Freiterie, 12 Vine Street.
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dobo F_ Ovinn
Justice of the Pear Court
W. PL Camp
John A. Veillon
Jetes Daniels
Dolorosa Street
Veillon
Comp
Bulgernion
Danils
Rudolph
Freiterie
Vine Street
Dry cases for U S court indict men fined in docket
Proceedings in a U S court Wednesday morning included guilty pleas on multiple counts of violating the national dry law. Several defendants received fines ranging from 75 to 325 dollars as part of the Mag term docket, with others remaining on the docket for further action.
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Menla
Judy Rubret T. Ervin
United States
Winte
Revelry in Hotel Room Probed by Police Department
Police probe into a drunken revelry in a downtown hotel room launched by Chief Kilitas will follow a report to Officer A B Arnestyy. The room was used by two men and a brother of an officer amid complaints. No arrest was made yet as officials verify the informant’s report.
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T Hee Uaen
Marital Troubles Disturb Jurors During Grand Jury
The case involving two Mexican families disrupted proceedings at the grand jury in Mecauley as a fight between a woman’s brother and another man interrupted deliberations. A petition of complaint was filed against Fred Cownp, who is linked to the wife and her documents, with the grand jury and related officials involved. The disturbance drew in the brother and ended with no charges immediately filed.
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Hailitt
Fred Cownp
Grand Jury Coon
Prowler Targets Home of Mrs Orndorff in Early Morning Break-in
Police investigate a bold home intrusion on Indiana Street where a prowler, described as intoxicated and claiming insanity, attempted multiple entries while the household slept. A grown daughter confronted the intruder on the porch before he fled. officers later noted the suspect departed before dawn.
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Orndorff
Indiana Street
Uas
Roany
Nero
Ormlarfz
Polive
Dietes
Willis
Joe Tihtike
Art Righal
Revel
Invite Nurses to Meet Here for 1992 Convention
Miss Alice Dowvin a nurse from Hexar County will go to a national convention as the San Antonio delegate. Miss Dowvin represents the Graduate Nurses Association and endorses bringing the 1992 convention to San Antonio despite concerns about city impact.
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Antonio Bie
American Association of
San Antonia
One More Arrest Made in Stephens Cage Probe
A report from the county jail notes Tohn Hear remains jailed on a $5,000 bond as the sole arrest in the Lynn Stephens whiskey probe. Other defendants faced bond adjustments and releases. judge Nobert T. Erwin reduced a bond to $1,500 for another suspect and additional arrests were noted in connection with a broader conspiracy totaling $140,000 in bond postings.
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Stephens Cage
Tohn Hear
IL M
Nobert T. Erwin Verneeday
Elien
Sam
Shannan
Ask Court's Aid to Compel Grant of Bus License
S. M. Campo and Martin Campa of Webb County sue the Texas Railroad Commission in Ninety Fourth District Court seeking an injunction. They claim to operate a San Antonio to Mont town bus service and seek a certificate, alleging existing certificates are invalid or mistransferred. The case names Lat Mr. Nett, GW Terrell and Lan A Smith as respondents with a hearing set for morning.
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S. M. Campo
Martin Campa
Webb County
Yo Ontity
Texan Railway Commission
Ninety-fourth
Hovey
San Andonio
Sain
Serandinis
Mr. Nett
GW. Terrel
Lan A. Smith
Anne
Harris P T A Plans Fete for Teachers
Harris P T A schedules a teacher appreciation fete with planned speeches and honors. The event honors staff including principal Mabel Fresion and others, with workers and guests listed, set for Thursday at the Origine hall and Ne welock venue.
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Mareni-Taacher
Ty Haccia
Ilene
Gill
Waurant
Welock
Marsh Mevdames
Gordon
P. E. Paytarzyk
Firenidond
Mabel Fresion
Gary
Tie Detriny
Stevens
Tetitia Pasi
N Sanders
Grace Schaeiua
A Ont
Marg Jipple
Velma Bigg
Ret
Virgy Corinne Wirge
Vice President's Son Faces Fees Charges Probe
A report states Murry K. Carlis, son of the Vice President, was questioned by a state attorney about charges related to fees tied to public works contracts. The chief investigator said authorities planned to question Curtis to pursue potential misconduct in contract dealings.
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Cmgago
Murry K. Carlis
Charis Chrtis
Attornes
Alice
Valtick Roche
Brady Plans Aerial Circus in Brandt Texas
Brady announces an aerial circus exhibition in Brandt Texas to be held on multiple mornings during the week. The event features a horse cycle display and community gatherings with local interest and committee involvement.
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Brandt
Texas
Erin
Hyailly
Danphoree Gill Loko
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