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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1917
Page
11
The fragment notes military personnel adjustments and travel plans. It mentions Travis and a change to attend a fire-related event, with references to a change in training time and associated dates. The context remains unclear due to OCR errors but indicates personnel movements and schedules.
Fragmentary text describes artillery actions with Captain Clyde and First Lieutenant Eugene Walfer in trenches. Mentions battery, Marines, and war weariness. Garbled phrases reference uniforms, weapons, and a remote station, lacking coherent sequence or clear outcome.
A fragmented ad style text promotes victory through a disciplined line of fighters and urges general health tips. It extols kidney health and vitality, urging readers to drink water and take a remedy called Anuric, claiming benefits for joints and overall well being. It markets surgical institute advice and free medicine offers.
About 6000 infantrymen of the Ninetieth Division completed a nineteen mile hike from the camp to Austin road and back, with only six dropouts. Brigadier General Johnston and officers observed the feat as troops endured freezing conditions and mounted starts before marching on foot the rest of the way.
An old time medical ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for constipation in children and adults. It touts quick relief, easy dosing, and a pleasant taste, warning against counterfeit syrups and urging purchases from the Galt. Tornis Wie Syrup Company.
The notice lists multiple officers including First Lieutenant James Vyn D Criep and Captain George vain and others assigned to duty across various posts and units. It notes medical rosters, officer replacements, and references to AMC and Forts with details on staffing changes.
Fragmentary report describes discontent among Indian recruits amid transfers from Cin Tr to Port Wort during a military blaze of activity. A tense scene unfolds with officers pressed for answers as orders ripple through camps and a newly required oath or routine shifts sparks heated dialogue among troops.
An advertisement touts Pausex Diageon as a quick solution for gas heartburn indigestion and upset stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and highlights ingredients that counter stomach acidity and fermentation while promising easy access at drugstores.
A scheduled training program for medical officers in the Canty division outlines instruction in land warfare, medical practice, and field operations. The plan includes athletic and sanitary training, unit grouping for field maneuvers, and strict outdoor instruction with limited weekend work.
Campaign promotes signing pledge cards to support conservation and wartime food programs. San Antonio and surrounding counties expected to supply thousands of pledges with teachers distributing cards to pupils and collecting signatures for campaign headquarters.
The United States government to offer for public auction in Muskogee and Oplahoma districts 2590 acres of allotland within the Creek Nation. Parcels include 42 foreclosed town lots in Lee Oklahoma and other lands in the Loach of Leo area with deferred payment options and cash requirements. No person may purchase more than 109 acres of agricultural lands. sale terms specify cash down payment and installments with interest. Descriptive materials and terms available from the Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
The Fourth Court of City Rules on a dispute over spring water access at a property near Mead Shrine. The decision denies Albert exclusive control of the spring and grants use rights to the neighbor for domestic needs while restricting irrigation and conveyance of the water.
A fragmented plea discusses countering waste and urges action to protect food supply. Mentions Sheila Kao and various mysterious schemes referencing monetary costs and grocery measures. The text is garbled and incoherent with references to vir, extermination, and finances.
A city campaign to raise 4 500 000 for a recreation fund kicks off Thursday at the Ginter hotel. Business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event with plans for a large turnout from San Antonio and nearby communities. The gathering includes War Committee members and local officers to discuss base activities and regional training efforts.
The fragment describes attempts and plans for a camp eleven and a Lent period with references to tests and a council seating. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but hints include Willis and a council in what may be a school or religious setting.
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