Labor Day celebration at San Pedro park in welcoming crowds
The Labor Day event at San Pedro park draws an estimated 15 000 to 19 000 people with picnics races contests and a grand march. Lieut Gov Gary will deliver the address with city and county officials attending. Prizes include a diamond ring for best man and woman and gold watches for second place.
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San Pedro
Ole Fishin’ Hole
Qarryier
W. L. Hoetgen
Traden Council of Labor Temple
Aventa
Velmers
Ban Pedro Park
Labor Temple
Wil Hava Concessione
San Antonio Palharmonigors
Chentra
Ed Armstrong
Bacterial Growth and Meat Decay Notice
Record notes rapid bacterial growth at an average temperature of 43 degrees with considerable discoloration and slight odor in meat samples. Dangerous growth observed underside of meat appears dark with a decided odor raising questions about meat condition and safety.
County School Pay Law Urged by Education Dept
A bill to be introduced in the next Legislature seeks to place county school superintendents on appointment by the county board of education and lets the board decide salaries. The current system elects them with salaries from 180 to 1200 dollars yearly and expense limits. The proposal notes that present pay is inadequate for maintenance duties.
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Austin
Department of Education
L. W. Togera
Cqunty Board of Education
Board of Education
FZECO
Rogers
Schoo Board
Evangelist Roberts Return To Lead Local Revival Meetings
Evangelist LL Roberts and Mae Roberts return from a two month Pacific coast trip to lead ongoing revival at the tabernacle on South Tresmatreet. Daily services are set for 10 am and 8 pm with broadcasts on KSA at 6 40 to 10 o'clock mornings Tuesday Thursday and Friday and Sunday at 6 30 pm.
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LL Roberts
Mae ‘Taylor Roberts
Tabernacle
South Tresmatreet
Pacific Coast
Roberts
Escent
KSA
Sp. m
Right of Way for Channel Through Pioneer Flour Property
Negotiations for a right of way through the Pioneer Flour mill property to build a channel past a bend in the San Antonio river may wrap up Tuesday. Street Commissioner Sieffler noted the city’s plan to swap a portion of the old channel for land needed for the new one, and to replace old bridges with railroad bridges as part of flood prevention efforts.
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Pioneer Flour Mille
San Antonio
Laur
Seettler
Saturda
Milani Guenther
Flour Wills Company
Steffler
Byte Company
Sieffler
Noeva
Martinez Street
Hayley
Freesr
Convict Granted Temporary Release for Wife’s Funeral
Governor Dan Moody granted Lam Anderson temporary release from prison to attend his wife’s funeral. Anderson was convicted in Anderson court of murder and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. He was released without guard for the funeral.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Lam Anderson
Anderson
Guatemala Names Edmundson Consul for Brownsville
BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 31. Guatemala appoints Edmundson as consul to reside in Brownsville to foster trade relations and oversee water port development in the region. Edward Edmondson, a real estate agent, will represent Guatemalan interests here. Eduardo Epnire, minister of foreign relations, confirmed the appointment. Central American republics show strong interest in the port project in the valley.
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Brownsvidle
Brownsville
Guatemala
Edmondson
Toon
Winheen
Eduardo Epnlrre
Quatemalamma
Goatermin
Trownsville
Encampment Committees Named for Tarleton Cadets
SAN SABA August 31 final arrangements for the encampment of Tarleton cadets set for September 5 to 15 were made at a meeting of the San Saba chamber of commerce. The reception committee includes Cr. Wilmot Mrs. IL Tagora Faigne T Seni and others, while fellow Fingate R W Burleson Rebecca McDonnell WE AL Smith George W Horton Clyde Smith Mrs. W A Smith and the Woman's auxiliary contributions were noted.
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San Saba
John Tarleton
Si Saba
Chamber of Commerce
Fingate
R. W. Burleson
Rebece MecDornell
We AL Smith
George W. Horton
Clyde Smith
W. A. Smith
Two County School Bond Issues Approved in Alabama
An issue of 210,000 at five percent interest and serially maturing was approved by the Attorney General's department. An issue for Gladlewater in Upshire County was approved for the Independent School district. The funds bond bears 12 percent, maturing serially.
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Okehed
Alstin
Ang
Ingerson Haskell
Schoo
Renewa
Gladlewater
Upshir County
Fonds Bent
Mexico Joins With U S In Pink Bollworm Research
Austen Aug 34 Announcement said Del Carte of the Texas department and McDonald of the U S department will lead cooperative research in Mexico and the southwest to eradicate the pink bollworm. The joint effort will detail pest distribution on cotton and wild hosts, with work likely long due to difficult mountain conditions.
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Austen
Dm. del Carte
Texas Department of Vericnature
McDonald
United States Department
Mexico
Southwest
United Sines
del Carte Wink
Toth
Scipilista
Southern Pacific appoints new depot ticket agent
Southern Pacific announces the selection of AL as ticket agent at the local depot, filling the vacancy created by the death of Albert Atkinson. Ford P. Weiss of 219 West Ashby notes the change and mentions related staff roles at various points on the line.
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Southern Pacific
Albert Atkinson
Weint Hing
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San Pedro Park
Crockett
Stowers Refrigerators
Ranney
Herrick
Bohn
Stowers Booth
Public Service Company
Fa Furngi
Herminis
Mae Taylor Roberta
8. E. Roberts
Pioneer Mills
Edmundson
Tarleton Cadets
Frigidaire
Cold Control
Brigidaire
General Motors Organization
Ast
Cadillac
National Food Preservation Council
Frigidaire Sales Corporation
N. St. Mary's St. Cr
Kilgore-Cavender Sales Co
N. St. Marys St
St. Marys Street
Navarre Crockett
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