Circle to Open Glagg es for Worker? (incomplete data)
Classes of instruction for field markers of Texas Woodmen of the World circles opened at the Plaza hotel with national and state officers attending. About 125 members and officers, including Mary E. La Rocca and Etta Davidson, joined sessions before a Mexican luncheon in honor of the visitors. Afterward, officers and members planned district meetings in Austin and Sherman.
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Texas Woodmen of the World
Plaza Hotel
Pealey
Cou
Clarcos
Etta Davidson
Houston
Henretta A. ‘Thomas
Bore Woreb
Mb Rooms
Woodmen Circle
Beastie Dolan
Taylor
Supreme Forest of Pe
W. O
Milly de
Austin
Sherman
Texas
Semond
WOD
We For
The
Woodman Circle
Citizens State Bank opens after line forms early
A long line of customers gathered in Cross Plains Texas before opening time to become the first depositors in the Citizens State Bank, the new institution that replaces the Biar state bank. Bids and early offers were entertained as the bank began operations today.
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Cross Plains
Texas
Citizen's State Bank
Hhra. Tong
Citizens State Bank
Birari
Col. DE Ane
Antes
Apton
Maj Gen Ely to Be Honored at Ball in New York
Maj Gen Ely, veteran of the Second Corps area and former Third Infantry commander, to be honored at a Ball in New York on November 25 marking his sixty fourth birthday. He led the Third Brigade in 1918 during World War I and served at Fort Sam Houston before retirement from active duty.
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Maj. Gen. Ely
Geo
Epee E
Newask City
Fort Samaoastece
France
Cage
Aeust
Boy Wins $400 Scholarship At Texas A and M College
W Herring of San Antonio an agribusiness administration student at Texas A and M College has been awarded a $400 scholarship by Northwestern National Life Insurance through Cravens Dargan and Company of Houston. The award funds the three Texas scholarships. Herring, son of Mr and Mrs W W Herring of 2053 East Houston Street, is a member of the Scholarship honor society the Ross Volunteers and served as cadet major of the cavalry squadron in the A and MM cadet corps.
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W. Herring
San Antonio
Arpior Agricultural] Administration
Texas A and M. College
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Cravens, Dargan and Company
Houston
Texas
Herring
W. P. Ler
W.T. Leland
J. W. Mager
W. W. Herring
Fast
Houston Street
Ross Volunteers
Arrival of Stork Opens Prosecution in Local Held-Up Case
A damaged report notes the stork arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denper as authorities weigh charges in a hold up tied to a murder spree. The suspect Dirper allegedly set the scene to aid prostitution by seeking leniency for himself and his unborn child, amid legal proceedings.
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Ybadel
Otla
Charles Denper
More Builders at Work in Frisco
Ban Francisco reports thirteen hundred or more building trade mechanics are now employed in San Francisco. This rise comes as the Industrial Association of Francisco announced the August figures today.
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Frisco
PUPPETS ON LOOKING GLASS HISTORY CHARACTERS
Sophisticated young San Antonio youths favor period dolls representing figures from history. Mrs Certmde D Wannan and Mrs Warman craft dolls of George Washington and Civil War era figures for older girls and adults, while Warman makes cuddly rag dolls for smaller children.
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San Antonio
Cert Mde
D. Wannan
Broadway
George Washingtona
Warman
Mrs. Warman
Derby
Janice
Mae
East Texas Well to Add Field in Upshur County
Upshur County near Longview faces a possible new oil field as officials evaluate Ceranfill and Resnolds No. det al. The well lies about ten miles north of Longview and could begin production within weeks, according to local authorities.
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East Texas
Longview
Texas
Det al
Upshur
Foerth
Longsiew
58 000 to Pace U S Civil Service Exam
In Washington D C on November 16 the Civil Service announces a nationwide exam with about 58 000 applicants expected. Tests will be held in 600 locations starting January 1 for clerical and related positions in Uncle Sam’s employ, with record numbers anticipated.
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Bersie
Gion
D.C
Uncle Sam
Annanners Tulay
Roosevelt and Smith to Discuss Race Fight
New York report says Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and James Smith will discuss race at a private luncheon this week. The source notes Roosevelt once labeled Smith a “democratic” ally and references past campaign rhetoric. The event signals potential Democrat nomination dynamics ahead of the party’s forthcoming maneuvers.
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York
Franklin Th
Democrats
Temutracy
Pri
Local YT Event Considers Retaining Headquarters
A noon Monday meeting of the Army MOG A to discuss keeping the local YT building in San Antonio. Civic leaders are to assist in deciding if the Y will be removed due to insufficient funds from taxes and street certificates against 125000 awarded for Sly Avenue headquarters.
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Ofth Army
M. OG
Sam Antonia
Chamber of Commerce
Toca
Unon
Tl. Ocha
Weather and precipitation report with conditions across regions
A dense OCR filled with weather data presents precipitation figures for the day, monthly deficits, and rainfall figures by region. It lists conditions such as wind, terrain, and cloud cover, along with temperatures and forecasts for various towns and states.
Bank Robberies Yield Small Loot
Colgago reports that in about a dozen robberies nationwide last week the average loot was roughly 2500 in cash. No bandit was killed. one was wounded, one bank official wounded, and several robbers arrested as banks improved resistance.
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Colgago
Bank Tobbery
Quake Hits Central Finland Hurts No One
An earthquake struck central Finland near Helsingfors today with a 15 second tremor attributed to the G H Ansarthian region. No damage or injuries were reported as residents felt only minor shaking.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Fintinil
Wor. G—H—Ansarthianbe
Texas Weekend Toll: Ten Killed or Injured in Accidents
A chaotic Texas weekend left ten people affected by accidents and suspected poisonings. Names include M Horeker of Cibolo and Borger residents George Thomas Alfred Ward and Arthur Whitaker. Victims suffered fatal alcohol poisoning, gunshot wounds, falls, and cottonseed pile mishaps. injuries also reported to Donnelly child and Patton youth.
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Texas
Tulanur
M. Horeker
Cibolo
George Thomas
Borger
Alfred B. Ward
Arthur C. Whitaker
Borjavé
Austin
Virgil Hell
Boston
Wexay
Johnny Hosie
Corpus Christ
Elien
Evelyn Patton
Mleeten
Faecker
Patton
Thomas
Waril
Whitaker
Bell
Overs
von Rovenbeng
Building and Loan Meeting Called by National Officers
Tulsa Oklahoma December meeting called by William Best president of United States Building and Loan Federation to discuss all changes to the federal mortgage bank plan. Officers and rectors from every state to attend, meeting aims to consider mortgage policy and future financing.
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Tulsa
Okla
William
Tt. Best
Pittsburgh
United States
Long Longue
Washington
The
Longue
Jane Teadate
Ganges
Mrisiilene Tloo Federal Mortgage Bank
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Roosevelt
Smith
Amy
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Via
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Clowdy
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Mane
Hallas
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Stent
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Tena
Mass
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