City Halts Flood Prevention Works After Commission Meeting
City commissioners voted to take over flood prevention work from Hunter and cancel remaining channel widening projects estimated at 150,000 in the Goel prevention fund. Mayor and engineers discussed river channel plans from Nueva Street to Guenther Mill, with further scrutiny of storm water control and safety measures amid potential court action by Hunter engineers.
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C. M. Mbers
Apissinners
Milowine
Srete
Kocas
Nueva Etreel
Guenther Milly
Hurley
Freese
Eotner A. Lauler
Zevident Rughneer
Hunter Yyus
Iin
Met
Evans
Henelod
Walter
Devin
A.W. Freese
Maj
John 8. Tineler
Manter
Fim
San Antonio
Bern
Mather
Newis
Bath Amerie
Liu
Hunter
Svith
Helinud
Ban Antonin
Tie
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Benefit Coke Sale By Major Musical Club
A benefit sale planned for Saturday October 20 at Joske's and Wager's Drugstore No 1 at Tous ton and Broadway will be hosted by Major Musical Club members including Site. PG. Osborn and George Wenthe along with a long list of sponsors and community figures. The event supports local activities and features multiple small entertainments and committee announcements throughout the community notice page.
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Joske's
Touston
Broadway
Site
PG. Osborn
Rbnitman
Mealames
George Wenthe
Frank Cumming
Lamintrom
Wo Ta Fiuta
VW. Ti
Detninger
Gharge A. Glee
Leo M. Dielmann
Fr Ferguran
Hoher
Macintyre
Frank Dexter
Marion Miller
H. R. Charsarge
My Towelvhy
M. Ponts
Martin Ele
Marin Pacvignu
Mars Catherine Fiulo
Ertelle Tictae
Owrien
Tearose Net
Kacdoy
Scientists Gather for St Gerard's Aline Society Event
A group of scientists and members of the St Gerard's Aline Society plan an interschool gathering to discuss upcoming projects. The event focuses on collaboration and scholarly exchange among attendees from nearby institutions.
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Er Treladira
St Gerard's Aline Society
City Consider 2 Hour Plataparking Plan
A city proposed two hour parking limits at Plataparking 4A and nearby blocks to manage plaza congestion. Officials including Chief Bolive Owe Kibtay and Teaffie Cane endorsed the plan after a conference, aiming to balance access with a crotych to the auditorium and restricts to Martin and Fourth streets beyond current one hour limits.
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Anny
Wright
Bolive
Owe Kibtay
Auiitorium
Cits
Martin
Fourth Streets
Tanks to Stage Attack Problem at Camp Stanley
A demonstration of tanks in attack will be staged at Camp Stanley at 9 a m October 2 by the Second Tank Company. The exercise involves 10 tanks forming an improvised shed with machine guns and 27 millimeter guns to simulate an enemy force. Tanks will be moved to Caton Manley in trucks for transport. Divorces granted listed for several individuals in a court notice.
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Camp Stanley
Caton Manley
Fort. Brossthank
Women in stock market shift stirs San Antonio scene
A distorted report describes San Antonio women entering brokerage floors with confidence, challenging male dominance and drawing attention to social and economic shifts. The piece suggests changes in salaries, roles, and public perception as women participate in stock trading amid traditional gender barriers.
University of Texan appoints two student officers
Timmie Miller of San Antonio is named as an officer of the Students' Assembly at the University of Texan this week. Miller formerly taught physical instruction at Hawkins Hawthorne Junior School and later joined the university staff as a janitor.
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Timmie Miller
San Antonio
University of Texan
Miller Farraeriy
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Univer
Missouri Pacific Seeks $110 Million Stock Issue
Washington DC OCC. 34 item shows Missouri Pacific Railway requesting the Interstate Commerce Commission permission to issue stock with a par value totaling $110,480,000. The filing outlines the intent to raise capital through new stock to support operations and expansion efforts. The case references regulatory review and compliance steps in the federal process.
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Missouri Pacific
Washington, D.C
Missouri Pacific Railway
Ambiguously Read Senior School Plan Outlines Expansion
A garbled report outlines a planned senior school expansion to about 1 million dollars and a capacity near 2000 students. It notes current overcrowding at Mid Avenue and Vrneknaridge, with anticipated relief by adding the new building on Prospect Hat and West, shifting attendance from Brackenridge and Main Avenue areas.
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Hartley
Denekenrige High Shhow
Martieewid
Mid Avenue
Stv
Stadwats
Brackenridge
Lenis
Uul
Freshman class political ticket and scouts program notes
Candidates for Brackenridge freshman class offices are listed with American and National party nominees including Arthur Higgins for president and Elizabeth Carruthers for vice president. American party names include Teron and Mary Fitzherbert. Scouting program details note a citywide event from November 1 to 17 with Cathy Brennan announcing executive allocations and troop participation plans.
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Brackenridge Si
Plucal
Clase
National Party
Arthur Higgins
Elizabeth Carruthers
Leonard Frank
Ery Retay
Lefine
Teasurers
Armide Albrych
Ee'porter
Louise Moon
James Proneh
Sergeante-Abaco
Teron
American Party
Spotlight items and community notices in San Antonio region
Local notices list church meetings at First Baptist in Rolled station and community events including WLAL entries, fairs, and veterans gatherings. Mentions of Confederate veteran reunions, Army and Navy exhibits, Boy Scouts training, army social events, and visits by regional figures across Pearsall Kerrville and Dallas areas.
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San Antonio Hapitat Association
Baptist
Mra
H.C. Lanxom
Wilwa
Ploresville
Chevelinis
Sn Antonin
Jersey Cattle Exhibit At Wilson County Fair Enlivens Event
Jersey cattle display drew Wiltay county farmers and dairymen to the Wilson County fair with many exhibitors from Stockdale Live Oak and nearby communities. The show featured Jersey herd entries, an auction, and prizes as dignitaries including Attorney General Robert Lee Bobbitt opened the event and praised pioneer trails.
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Tess
Josie Tub
Mempenine
Wilson County
Adr
Wiltay County
Jersey
San Anitamia
Lohn
Mag
Floresville
Lobbe
Esvhilim
Ares A
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Army Orders List From Washington D C Reflects Transfers and Retirements
A garbled wartime style roster shows numerous officers and staff moving between bases and assignments. Names such as Maj. Gro. Williamy G. Rivers Lt Col Erarat and Captains Daniel J. Canty and Jed H. Norris appear amid transfers to Fort McPherson Wright Field and Mitchell Field. Some entries indicate retirements and medical transfers, with locations including Philadelphia New York and Austin noted within a chaotic catalog of duties and destinations.
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Gro. Williamy G. Rivers
Aga Towne
Sears
Richard L. Cave
Madison Bilcracks
Fort Biles
Daniel J. Canty
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Tharpne A. Gux
Fort McPherson
Minneapolia
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Jed H. Norris
William Peamont Hospital
Fitzaimars Hospital
Uncle Remus Visitor to Debut at Ulmrid Junior School
The Uncle Remus Visitor student journal of Ulmrid Junior School will publish its first issue Monday, a 20 page magazine directed by the Press Club. Editors include James Hargell and Rob O'Brien with Alma Gray as sponsor, and a staff of student editors, business manager Billy Ralls, and numerous contributors. The issue will feature local items and a note on city life.
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Uncle Remus
Ulmrid
Mondas
Ollo A. Pfoiffer
Seid Threads
Anl
Bee
Presa Club
Afrs
Alma
Gray Ig Aponnor
The
Magazina Ar Lidna Péuive Stething
Jenes Hargell
Tatleg
Milized
Gaut
Joke
Tary Frank Gooble
Gilbere
Riareal
Selon Powell
Gmstras Amb
Alcon Tyingten
Gurinter
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Mister
Branner
Gurney
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Lina
Vichek Kridar
Arsovialinn
Mech
Antonie Insoryell
Oriental
Gunter Hatel
Roberteot
Alisa
Sul Pivor
St. Gerard's
Rb. Slecard
Honge
Ible
San Antony
Eleanor Thrackensidge
St. Petera Church
Alamo Height
O'Slook
Woodman Doll
D.C. Powell
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Streste
Rebekols Lodge
Cenckel
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Marie Curie
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Mme. Curie
Dearborn, Mich
Herbert Hoover
Mary Teicnarl
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Coyle
Lottie Wilkainson
Sota Wile Linge
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Beth Frank Raneherse
Ginadalube
Aveta de Ranches
Joseph Wubin
J. &. Bathe and Company
Rubin
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TOE Bigger Thins
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Cathy Brenn
Lenia
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Springfield
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Dallas
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George W. Woliher
Kerrville
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Jurk Sprague
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Floresville Farm
Mamamunilies
Stockdale
Livahawkey
Kasper
Aosta End Ours
Hloresville Chrowich Journal
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Pete Villa
R. Wiseman
J. A. Mase
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Hobert Lee Bobbitt
Bobbitt
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Old Trail Rivers
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