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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
7
Property owners continue to crowd the tax office and protest new assessments. The session adjourned without resolution yet promises of adjustments as protests mount amid claims of inflated values and uneven increases from last year.
Vague protest notes and crowd mood mark a public hearing on property tax assessments. The article lists several property owners and proposed rate changes with figures shown as amendments and increases in the tax levy for which residents seek relief.
Dr C Gade warned cancer is preventable with early care and education. He cited U S figures of 5000 yearly deaths from undetected disease and urged prevention campaigns as Dr Aady noted. Dr Dorbacht introduced the talk. next Friday marks Father and Son Day at Kiwanis gathering.
Reports indicate a weather related delay in breaking a dam affecting 322 crops and harvest efforts across the region. Farmers anticipate a late fall period as winter approaches, with crops awaiting completion and post records of 1922 under review.
A notice describes plans for Armistice Day events in Kerrville Texas on November 11. It mentions organized ceremonies, decoration of the town, and participation by local volunteers including a poet’s tribute and a short dramatic piece during the program.
The Boyond fell artillery brigade hosts a camp horse show at Camp Travis on Friday afternoon drawing many spectators from nearby camps. Events include ladies classes, officer and enlisted rider divisions, and a championship jumping contest. Ribbons awarded to top finishers, with three show dates noted as the second division event nears.
A large single unconditional gift is offered to the Presbyterian synod by Capt Charles Sehveinor of this city. The plan includes the Schrumer institute and a permanent beard for the shoulder as part of the bequest, totaling 200,008 dollars with 140 serials near the Westminster monument.
A new boys' school called the Lehreiuer Institute is proposed with a focus on academic, agricultural, and manual training. The project aims to prepare students for practical work, offer apprenticeships, and emphasize Christian influence. A distinguished board of trustees includes Behrener, Remschel, Vinson, and Dickey, with construction to begin soon and the school slated to open in September 1883.
Attendance at the Tex. Ort. 18 reports high pullment figures with 468 versus 106 by Ji Inet in a long standing contest. The school boasts a strong swimming squad and an aiming season. A key match is set for Arubstiee Day pitting Barkdals against Caner in a major game.
A farmer from the northern section was seriously injured when his wagon threw him during an incident on the covety runway. He was brought to a local hospital for treatment while authorities investigated the cause of the accident.
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