New Home for Boys Approved by County Court
The county commissioners court approved plans for a Spanish style boys home to be built about 5 miles south of town. The two story building will feature yellow stucco walls, red tile roof, a wide front patio, and adjacent cottages. Money for construction comes from bond funds and budget transfers to the permanent improvement fund, with about 16,400 from the budget.
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School Zone Fine Leads to 86 Dollar Penalty
An Irob echoes a sign in North Medina Street led to fines totaling 86 dollars for a mock offense. J. D. Celle on Belce Street received 85 dollars after a judge found negligent behavior and improper driving near a school zone.
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Poultry Produce Prices and Market Notes
Poultry and related produce markets report mixed prices and deals. Notes mention 30 percent teva tracking, $2 care, and various regional price points. lists include 18 cadlot delivered and other figures, with references to New York and Chicago markets and terminology indicating shipping and storage conditions.
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Editor Slaying Glues Sought In Vault Mystery
Los Angeles on May 21 a sensational account unfolds of editor Crawford slain in his office amid a looming gamble expose led by Spencer magazine. Police hunt a 34 year old swarthy man as a second suspect, while Spencer’s widow claims gambling overlord threats. Crawford’s death after the shooting prompts reopens of gambling rings and a grand jury probe.
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Stock Market News From New York Mixed as Trading Halts
Market reports show volatile sessions with mixed gains and losses across sectors. The text notes industrials and rail stocks fluctuating while American firms and commodities face uneven changes in early March trading, with several names and indices referenced.
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Texas to Lose Five Army Posts in Hoover Economy Plan
President Hoover’s cost cutting targets include disposing of five Texas army posts and multiple other stations with a total property value around 22.0 million dollars. The plan aims to convert unused forts and harbor defenses into cash while avoiding protests from Congress and guarding ongoing government operations.
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Fort Brown One of Oldest Camps
Fort Brown, among the oldest camps, was slated for abandonment by the army along with other Texan posts. It covers about 1107 acres and houses about 350 service members, with temporary buildings except for hospital and officers’ quarters. The post includes stables for 640 animals and a hospital capacity for patients. Two other Texan posts are to be abandoned, with caretaking detachments currently occupying one. Officials refused to comment on the abandonment plans.
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City Payroll Check Sees Officials At City Hall
Leaguery to check two city payrolls was conducted at city hall on May 1 and May 15. Cunningham’s aide Franco Conningham said two women worked at the hall during the checks, with G. A. McFarland and A. Woods named from Cunningham’s district.
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Frantic Crop Market Notes and Oddities From Texas Trade
A chaotic OCR fragment reports on fruit and vegetable markets, prices, and shipping in Texas with scattered mentions of tomato and citrus trades. It names Texas cities like Fort Worth and Dallas along with references to workers, garages, and various vendors. The text is fragmented but signals market activity, price ranges, and transport details amid unclear context.
Aged Native Texan Dead in Wray Texas
Yoon 52 and of the oldest natives born Tesma died in Wray Texas with funeral delayed awaiting Henry Yoas’s arrival. Survivors include A. A. Yods of Drnly and King of Hisdy, burial Thursday. Yoas born in Tontaville, served in the Confederate army, later a settler near Galt Creek and McCulloch County.
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Recess May Save Hundreds of Bills
ALBTIN May 1. Governor Sterning proposes a regular recess to preserve hundreds of bills on the calendar. He notes many measures would be kept if action is vectored by a speedy, same day mechanism and urges reorganizing local offices to aid the plan.
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Funeral Men To Elect Officers At Convention
Delegates meet to elect officers and set meeting place at the Texas Funeral Directors convention in Fort Worth. Proceedings include committee reports, remarks on industry cooperation with churches, and a luncheon program for delegates and visitors. Local officials and association officers are listed among expected speakers and attendees.
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7 Slash In Wages Sought In Houston Contract Clash
In Houston on May 21 the Building Trades council says building crafts will not accept wages lower than 24.7 a tractor spot, tightening a strike threat as more than 25 men walk off after 10 days idle. Inspector H Winkler indicates unions will not sign reductions and will push for full rate.
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Damages Sought From Store Over Stairway Injury
Mrs. Hadelton and her husband G J Huseleton sue Clark's Dollar Store at 312 Fair Houston Arredt for 10000 damages claiming an injury on a stairway in the store on November 27, 1000. Leonard Brown representing the plaintiff.
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Luncheon Planned for Gen DeWitt During Visit
Maj. Gen. DeWitt, soon to be General of the Army, accepts an invitation to a luncheon hosted by Han Anton for reserve and regular army officers during his San Antonio visit next week. He arrives Wednesday for a departmental inspection and the luncheon is set for Thursday.
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Jurors Hear of Alleged Attack in District Court
Jurors will hear details of an alleged attack as prosecutors prepare to try a defendant named Mepanthit Jones in a district court session. The indictment charges include assault and related crimes, with the trial scheduled for the afternoon following a preliminary hearing.
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Belgian Cabinet quits over frontier defense spending dispute
The Belgian Catholic-Literat cabinet resigned this afternoon after a sudden dispute in the chamber over spending 70,000 pounds on frontier defense. The government collapsed amid disagreement on military expenditure and possible reorganization of defense policy.
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Untitled Market Notes on Grapes and Prices
Fragmentary market item notes a price for green grapes and related commodities. Readable phrases mention a market scene, price movements, and public policy context amid unclear OCR text.
Pruita and Vegetables list from county market showings
A garbled market listing outlines prices and items including fruit vegetables and staples. Entries note cabbage onions pears apples peaches potatoes turkeys and more with varied prices and crate counts, alongside scattered vendor names and locations.
Dallas Woman Hosts State Wala I Session Highlights
A Dallas based gathering opened with welcoming remarks by Mrs. Houtlet and Mrs. Lincoln of San Antonio. Delegates from Houston to McAllen assembled for a convention with committees named for five advancing posts and a pre-convention event honoring visiting dignitaries. The schedule included pioneer breakfast, a school of instruction, and a Saturday drive around the locale with a formal session closing in Chicago next September.
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Cotton Market Report and Weather Notes From New York
Mixed cotton prices and market chatter dominate the New York report with July futures steady and some daily range noted. Weather updates, shipping remarks, and industry mentions accompany brief notes on related trading activity and market tone.
Deranged Vets Escape Hospital as May Events Unfold
Report states seven veterans fled a hospital amid chaotic scenes with one flagged as dangerous. Authorities investigated possible connections to a dry law debate in Paso Texas. The meeting at Tall Austin aimed to reorient leadership and push education under state legislation.
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