Texas Homecoming Club Of Texas Promotes Tennessee Event
A Tennessee Texas Homecoming Club report from AvetIn Tex August 34 describes Texas attendees for Tennessee's homecoming at Nashville from September 23. It notes badges advertised for Texans, railroads arranging travel, and a Texas day with orators to praise Texas. Names, dates, and ticket details are given along with a request to send names and addresses for badges and pamphlets.
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AvetIn
Tex
Tennessee Homecoming Club of
Texas
Tennessee
Naghvilla Senterber
Sabine
Rio Grande
Red River
Gulf
Monatoo
Nashville
State Club
Austin
Alamo Beach thanks Scott for boys outing effort
A letter from Ray W. Mackey, Boys Work Director, expresses deep gratitude to 3 M. Scott, general manager of the Alamo Beach Investment Co. Port Lavaca, Texas, for organizing a Ten Days outing. It highlights safety, provision of gear, launch access, and enjoyable activities at Alamo Beach with no mishaps.
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Alamo Beach
Ray W. Mackey
M. Scott
Alsekey Way
Scott
S. M. Scott
Alamo Beach Investment Go
Port Lavaca
Texas
Mr. Scott
Alma Brack
Safa
Alame Duach
Indianola
Alanya Breach
Lrematy
Mackey
Synopsis of Foreigners Naturalization Law and Deadlines
District Clerk outlines naturalization procedures and fees. Aliens must be 18, declare intent two years prior, and file a petition in duplicate within seven years of declaration. Applicants must reside in the United States for at least 14 years, with one year in the filing state, and provide two U.S. citizen witnesses. Petitions heard in San Antonio terms, with specific filing and hearing schedules. Regular fees: intention filing one dollar, petition two dollars, final certificate two dollars.
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Onoo
United States Court
Gierk A- 7
Campbell
District of Hig
United States
San Antonio
United States District Court
Dorlara- Hon
American Citizenship and Declaration Rules in Naturalization
A historic text outlines that citizenship is not conferred until a certificate is granted and that declarations of intention must be surrendered with petitions. Provisions cover widows, minors, children of naturalized parents, and armed forces members, detailing eligibility and residence conditions for obtaining United States citizenship.
Fragmentary Notice on Proof of Residence and Service
Fragmentary OCR text notes proof of residence and an honorable discharge from service, referencing legal standards and the Unified States. The readable fragment implies a requirement or guideline for verification by competent proof of status under law.
Officer Wood Quits The Police Force
Officer Wood handed in his resignation yesterday afternoon to City Marshal Manernary effective when he steps into private life. Wood, on the force for some time, says police duty is too severe and has made a splendid record. Tie says several resignations have occurred recently and more are expected.
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Omeer
Wood
Manerniuny
Tie
Limeon
Tien Kiclussa
J. Knaus
WEY
City death rate lowest in years in San Antonio
San Antonio’s death rate for Angust shows a record low, with early figures indicating as low as 7 per cent per 1000, possibly the lowest in fifty years. Vital statistics head Soavelary Mueller reports the rate may improve further, noting many deaths from violence rather than natural causes. The report highlights a remarkable decline in mortality and cites January and July figures to illustrate the trend.
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San Antonio
Soavelary Mueller
Ula City
Gine
United States
Jane
Paisis
Center Point Endeavorers Aim at Annual Convention
The Christian Endeavor societies of Center Point will send delegates to the annual convention in Center Point starting Wednesday night and running through Friday. The program includes sermons, prayers, songs, and discussions, with speakers from San Antonio, Laredo, and Hodlville.
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San Antonio
Christan Tnfeavor Societies
Thia
Carpis Chriethals
Jesus
WV. T. Nicholson
Hay Mackey
James Drummond
A Odell
Alonzo Rees
Tey
G. W. Flack
Madison Square
Firat Christian
Hifferent Missionary Committee
East End
San Antonio Christian Endeavor
A. Gilell
Ghrietan Endeavor International
W. T. Nicholson
Dovotional
Laredo
Madison Square Quartet
W. W. Wharton
Living Vislon
East Ent Society
Misa
Kirby
di Nuste
McChesney
Andras
Ah Cleaver
Mand Edens
Legon
W. J. Uatterfield
Hodlville
Briday
Beeville
Friday Night Devotional on Unfinished Business and Consecration
A Friday evening devotional features a sermon on unfinished business with themes of consecration. Speakers Stroalor and Payhosy are noted, with AMizpah also mentioned in attendance and tweeting updates.
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Tor
Stroalor
Payhosy
Amizpah
August birth record reports eighty three babies in Oils city
City health records show eighty three births in August with a later update suggesting higher totals due to weekly reports. The month set a record, with a split of forty two girls and forty two boys and seven born to colored parents.
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Oils City
Board of Health
Bourstary Mueller
Ming
San Antonio Rail Service Dispute Denied by Official
A.B. Arklayus of the Sunset division freight and passenger argues the Business Men’s club protest over discontinuing the double daily train San Antonio to Cuero has no basis. He cites ongoing single daily service to Cuero and intermediate towns, with plans to expand if demand grows, and notes local development support including the winter hotel project at Sutherland Springs. The club’s protest was referred to Mr. Fay for response.
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A.B. Arklayus
Sunset Iinus
Big City
Business Men's Club
San Antonio
Guero
Dunlap
Sunsitiea
Vale
Ciib
Atkinson
Cuero
Aransas Pats
Southern Pacific
Sta Ling
Here
Sutherland — Springs
Aourad
Beneft
Trang
Cuerd
Bustoom
Fay
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