Quirky Letters Mark Open Season in Turkeys and Tales
A rambling note from Oklahoma City resident A B Ham reaches Chief of Police Quer Kilday, discussing a squirrel shooting rumor and children playing in a sunny place. The piece drifts to hunting season, grumbling locals, and satirical anecdotes about turkey baiting, salt trees, and radio pranks. It weaves in slang shifts, photographers, and a theater piece by Eleanor Steinfeldt.
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Quer Kilday
A. B. Ham
Eighteenth and Modell
Oklahoma City
Flight Surgeon to Visit Randolph
Maj. C. J. Heaven, once stationed as flight surgeon at the Air Corps Training center, will visit Randolph Field in a few days to confer with Flying Section officials on the fitness of all corps personnel for flying duty. He leaves Washington November 8 and travels by air in a plane piloted by Capt. wax FP. Schneider, a former resident here. He will stop at Belidge Meld, Seate Meld, Port Leavenworth before arriving.
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Maj
C. J. Heaven
Air Corps ‘Training Center
Randolph Field
Secocity
Ftness
Corns
Weahington
Wax FP. Schneider
Belidge
Port Leavenworth Agnoles
Pair Take Watch After Beating Man
An assault incident is reported at 2318 Balinders avenue as two men beat a man named OBrien. The event is described with unclear details and references to a level watch and a flock of Chaparcoyns, with a rough date of Thursday in pollen week.
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Obrien
Balinders Avenue
Anil
Pollen Thursley
Bread Prices Rise as NRA Taxes, Wages Drive Costs
J Bailie of the San Antonio Bakers' Association says higher taxes and NRA wage rules lift bread costs by about 2 cents per year. Regular loaf up from 9 to 11 cents, Pullman to about 12 cents. all Texas bakeries report new pricing. Estimates add that the $1.38 per barrel flour tax is the major ingredient cost rise.
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Lutfor
NRA
J. Bailie
Sin Ane
Tonie Bakers
Texas
San Antonio
Haile
Bakers’ Association
Texas Bakers’ Association
Ballie
Sam Antonio Brewing Association Dinner Honors Beer Merchants
The San Antonio Brewing Association hosted a dinner for licensed beer merchants with city and county officials in attendance. Mayor C. E. Quin and County Judge Woodhull praised the brewery’s impact on employment. Brewmaster Gustav Etter spoke on beer making, and 1900 attendees were present.
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Sam Antonio Brewing Association
San Antonis
B. B. McGimsey
Wetern Manegrs
Mibraducea
Emma Koehler
C. E. Quin
Dudge Fresh Woodhull
San Antonio
Gustav Etter
Nrewmaster
Judge Woodhull Hears U S Case in Federal Trial
Judge Frost Woodhull, at the bequest of Federal Probation Officer Reed Cozar, tried and sentenced Alfred King, 16, of 1503 Gibbs Street, to 2 to 5 years in Gatesville boys' reformatory. The youth violated Port Sam Houston reservation after written notice to stay off, with two prior offenses noted by officials. The case highlights federal jurisdiction gaps in enforceability of such violations.
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Bexar County
Frost Woodhull
Reed Cozar
Alfred King
Gibbs Street
Gatesville
Lrivd
Port Sam Houston
Woonhul
Cozark
Education Week Observed by Local Groups
Education Week will be observed nationwide with churches and school societies promoting education. A defense of the American system of public schooling will be presented, outlining evils and remedies. The event is sponsored by the State Offer of Education.
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Schoo
Atmvelenn
Republic
Vance
Lin
City Grants Refunds to Twelve San Antonio Dealers
The San Antonio city council refunded twelve eliparetio dealers for permits bought before a state law limited city tax collection on clear futures. The total refunds amounted to 30 dollars.
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San Antonio
Eliparetio
Woman Poisoning Accident Rally and Recovery Hopes
A woman, Dorothy Beck aged 29 of 100 Fairrioks, suffered a poisoning accident but rallied with hopes of recovery. She was treated at the Robert B. Green hospital and is expected to recover. Paul Adams will speak on The Confessions of a Bible scholar at a Bay Antonio Canonus club event at the Plaza Hotel Friday night.
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Dorothy Beck
Fairrioks
Rober B
Adams
Paul Adams
Bay Antonio Canonus Club
Tthe Plaza Hotel
Mare
Miss Ralls
Mirrel
Plaza Hotel
Millie
Murrel Uy
Tee
Marcel
Miss Rails
Murrel
Judge Rules He Is Ineligible to Hear Bank Suit
Judge G. Taylor of the Forty-fifth district court disqualified himself from presiding over stock resentment suits filed by South Texas Bank and Trust. With other judges busy, Judge J P Fool appointed Judge R D Wright to try the cases, opening court next Monday in Laredo for up to a few weeks. The suits target former City Central stockholders.
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Ue City Central Bank and Trust Company
Jb Collapsord
G. Taylor
Forty-fifth District
South Texas Bank and Trust Company
Court House
J. P. Fool
Victoria
Fourth Administrative Judicial District
R. D. Wright
Laredo
Dishel
Wright
Constables Fail to Use Court Ruling on Traffic Complaints
Outlying precinct constables had not filed traffic complaints in downtown justice courts despite a Fourth Court of Civil Appeals ruling. County officials argued the decision changes little as deputies remain unappointed in outlying areas and the county court continues to urge against downtown filings.
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Court of Civil Appeals
al Worl G. Trawaller
Pianist Treats Mental Ills With Music At Chicago
Pioneering pianist Morsgaye Hogue and Dr. David Rotman conducted musical experiments at Dunning Chicago State hospital to treat mental illness. The tests used nursery, school, adolescent, national tunes, then Italian hymns to provoke rational responses, with mixed results and insights into psychographic mind trends.
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Las Yer
Morsgaye Hoguelawsti
Chicago
Boguslawski
Chopin
San Pei Playhouse
Tuesday Musical Club
David Rotman
Dunning
Chicago State Hospital
Hoguslawaki
San Antonio street reform query prompts city debate
Citizens question a declared reform move as tax official Frank Bush introduces a resolution at a local council meeting on Thursday. The survey aims to prove the mayor's intent to establish quiet streets and curb noise, amid concerns of being misled by city leadership.
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San Antonio
Frank
Bushtek
Coce
Right of Way Secured for Highway No. 2
Commissioner A B. Trawaller announced Thursday that the right of way for Highway No. 2 from Von Gray to Bestir county Wie has been secured. He stated the section is his, noting the land was obtained through secured pills amid lengthening disputes.
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Henry Louis Mencken
American Mercury
le Laredo
von Gray
Bestir County
Wie
AB. Trawaller
San Antonio Traffic Report Shows 122 Accidents In Three Months
W H Huss reported in his monthly memo that 39 work bifured incidents occurred across 122 accidents in September. The document notes a fatality and about 100 total accidents, with police Seegs and auto recipients mentioned in the era’s streets.
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San Antonio
W. H. Husstoh
Gene
Trustan
Gasoline Station Permit Refused at 2624 Broadway
Officials denied a permit for a gasoline station at 2624 Broadway after protests from residents. The action was taken Thursday morning by city authorities led by President Wink Annee, amid filings and county considerations.
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Pam
Broadway
Alley
ML A
Wink
Wing Annee
I Remember When Donkeys Roved San Antonio Town
A fragment recalls a distant era when San Antonio had many donkeys roaming the streets. The boy recalls a Tad old cart and a single donkey named Milne among thousands, with a police mule and a harsh town atmosphere. The passage hints at fear and outdated transport woes no longer heard.
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San Antonio
Milne
Sim
Bride the International Mikauina Cox
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a staged event or production with names like Gasinapalit Roknene and Matracoldinya Klar. It reads as a bridal or social notice with unclear context, indicating a coming theater or cinema feature related to an individual named Mikauina Cox.
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Gasinapalit
Roknene
Momenyink
Pon Ene
Matracoldinya Klar
MiKauina Cox
City Commission Targets City Noise and Parade Drums
A unanimous resolution condemns excessive noise in Suit Auiluuin. Commissioner Busiek cites din from radio loudspeakers bells whistles horns drums while agreeing full drum corps stay in parades. Officials blame private matters for disturbances, noting hospital and school zones remain sensitive to clatter.
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Auiluuin
Busiek
Bushick
Judge weighs coed admission of Texas A and M
Bryan Texas November report on a court case where Bryan residents petition to allow coeducational enrollment at Texas A and M College. Judge Davis notes the institution's male tradition and directors opposition while Assistant Attorney General Homer DeWolfe argues potential declines in enrollment and parental objections.
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Bryan
Texas
Dudre
W. J. Davis
Omandmumsmi
Bryan Pis
Texas Pa & M College
Homer DeWolfe
Colles
Cn Educational
Grand Jury Selection Details in Local Proceedings
A fragmentary notice references the Thirty-seventh grand jury and pending selections. Names and local addresses appear blurred. the brief hints indicate a Monday deadline and a related automobile incident in South Florida. The text is unclear and partially damaged.
26 Victims of Italian ASP Plague Reported in San Antonio
San Antonio authorities released October hospital figures showing 25 persons admitted to Robert B. Green Hospital for emergency treatment after Italian ASP stings. Reports noted many more sought help at drug stores and clinics as the outbreaks involved stings from small caterpillars and scorpions causing swelling and illness.
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San Antonio
Thalan Way
Robert B. Green
Doctors
Farm leaders debate at Beverly hearings in June
In Beverly California the draft of remarks shows farm leaders and governors convening amid a perceived ill plight of farmers. Trembleavers deliver speeches denying a new farmer leadership craze, insisting leaders emerged from real farm life and business experience.
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Beverly
Calif
Nev
Dingville
Ding
Hans
Sharses
Nak
Murrel's star in attack charge shocks nation
Lieut John Murrel of West Point faces federal charge after alleged assault involving Miss Ralls of San Antonio during Centenary football events. Statement outlines the party at Murrel quarters, a car incident, and a childlike fear from witnesses as details surface from family and authorities.
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Blanche Balls
Alabama
John Murrel
West Point
John Herbold Murren
Aimeritiit
West Point Fall Star
Bianche Ralls
Onei
Namie
Wis
Mit Lette
New York
Murrel Garalty
San Antonia
Wee Ingh Epos
Lodoy
Carl
Liewtenant Morel
Pyle Miss Ralls
Ius Quitters
Istaher
Anoiier
Jive
Uke
Lac
Aviny Post
Jens Slater
United States
Platt Wirgin, Jr
Forrest Miller
Young Mirtel
CoMpAnton
St. Anthony
Yoo
Mirtel
Murrel's
Patrick Rilday
St. Anthony's College
Meadrough Avenue
Mureel
Wright
Milley
Murrol
Lauret
Sayy Peden
Ralls
Wight
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Table Theater
Neeple
Eleanor
Dihn Jr) Steinfeldt
Cali Iy
Superstilton
EB FR
Werl
Manyyer
Welnore
Ant
Randolph
Judge Woodhull
U.S
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