Macy Family Anticipates Engagement Dilemmas
Chapter XXV reveals Vr. Macy sharing old fashioned views on engagements. Ann Marie fears Neal’s engagement discuss will reach her father and disrupt their plans. The family debates parental permission and social expectations as Ann Marie hides her own excitement and anxiety. Continued on Page 2.
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Ann Mikie
Peter
Song
Ann Marie
Neal
Tennie
Jeanie
Papa
Jengle
Matla
Woris
Thia Town
Crooky
Mr. Macy
Joba Law
Sly
Johnny Lantern
Rexwon
Real Estate Investment Guide Teaches Courage to Buy
A reader advisory essay exhorts buyers to invest in real estate with courage and patience. It promises profitable returns over years and notes that options span improved properties and improving suburbs, urging cautious thrift and smart choices.
Letter Circles World as Graf Zeppelin Delivers Dream
Howard E. Williams, 12, received a special delivery letter Monday morning that grants him a dream around the world trip aboard the Graf Zeppelin. The event sparked excitement as a remarkable acknowledgment of his curiosity and imagination.
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Howard E. Williams
Graf Zeppelin
Remember When by LEE WALLACE recalls Kerr County life
The memoir recounts a San Antonio morning, a visit from a friend of a father, a medical exam with a prognosis of months, and a move toward the hill country. The narrator reflects on leaving San Antonio, boarding a northbound train, and settling in Herrville to begin a long period of improvement and residence.
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Lee Wallace
San Antonio
Herrville
Pageant spectators chauffeured to Park in special buses
Transportation arranged to bring crowds to a park pageant at the sunken gardens, with buses departing from a designated street location in the afternoon and returning after the event. The schedule repeats for the return trip, with service on the same line and times.
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Fhackenridge Park
City May Buy 14 Huge Floodlights
City officials consider purchasing 14 floodlights for public venues. A city meeting Tuesday discussed costs and funding as part of plans to illuminate events across parks and stadiums. A test of lighting was conducted at Uphial, with demonstrations for a pageant at Wordlawn loxe and a health pageant in Prockenridge park.
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John Hansard
Wordlawn
Prockenridge Park
Alamo Heights Youth Wins Graff Stamp Fame
Eleven year old San Antonio resident 12 year old A William e of 210 Abie Avenue prized a Graf Zeppelin stamp as a prized part of his collection. He sent a special delivery letter to himself when the news spread that letters would be carried on the Graf. Howard’s brother Homer, 14, is a ship model hobbyist whose work features a Zoonelin zoom. During the summer he also pursued aviation in a Maye camp.
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San Antonio
Loward A. Williame
Abie Avense
Graf Zeppeli
Ate Teller
Hig
Wobiare
Howard
Homer
Chow Chow Fraternity to Meet Tuesday at Cypress Street
The Chow Chow fraternity announces its eighth meeting to be held Tuesday evening at 521 Cypress Street. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned programs and refreshments.
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Chows
Chow Chow Fraterniity
Welock Cioslay Everning
Qiume of Tas Paxdyll
Cypress Street
AN Revitiers
Plane Fire Burns Soldier During Hangar Incident
Private Adolph Voanick of Dord Geld was severely burned Tuesday when an air plane he was cleaning caught fire. The plane had just returned from Tallah and was being cleaned in the hangar. Voanick, trapped beneath the burning structure, could not escape before fellow soldiers pulled the craft away. The fabric covering the wings and fuselage was consumed by the blaze.
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Adolph Voanick
Dord Geld
Aire
Tallas
PTS Traintoy
Three Men Injured as Car Rolls Over on Delenns Street
Three young men were hospitalized after a car overturned on Delenns Street. Symaclos Lisnos of Orleans Street sustained serious injuries to the head and shoulders, Dim Perez of Oriental Street was bruised, and Don Fapsta of Saurh Bravos Street was injured but not seriously.
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Robert Th Croen Hospital
Delenns Street
Symaclos Lisnos
Orleans Street
Dim Perez
Oriental Street
Don Fapsta
Saurh Bravos Street
Watchman Prevents Courthouse Fire After Trash Chute Incident
Night watchman Toni Itivxa acted quickly to stop a fire that started in a trash chute in the courthouse basement early Tuesday. A belief arose that someone carelessly discarded a lit item into the chute, prompting swift intervention.
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Toni Itivxa
Man Leaves Estate to Widow in Probate Filing
The will of THego Cidron, filed in county probate, names widow Mrs. Roswurtt Cifrot as sale beneficiary and executrix. The estate valued at £154,000. Cidron died August 6.
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Cidron
Tuenil
Roswurtt Cifrot
August G
Missing 15 year old girl Etna Hickman reported
A 15 year old girl is reported missing from Lenwoorl. Etna Hittiana, aged 15, has been missing for three weeks. Police request information from the public to assist in locating her.
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Hittiana
Lenwoorl
Etna
Larch Day Celebration Draws Crowd and Winners
A large crowd attended the Larch Day program with funds aimed at repaying local debts. Mayor Chambers and Lt. Barry Millvesae attended the festivities which featured multiple contests. Nellie Parks won the women’s popularity poll with 26 000 votes, followed by D. Writer with 5 000. F. J. G. Markhart won the most intelligent clothing prize, and various races and craft contests crowned winners including Keith Harper and William McTall in men’s and mixed events.
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Pedro Park
Gueerser Barry Millvesae
Chambers
Festivitiog
Nellie Parks
D. Writer
N.S. Nordnox
Cilitar
Labor
Flint Road Jourual
F. J. G. Markhart
Marrioma Clack
Oae Men's. Union
Kintlem
Faex Hanus
Keith Harper
Xeonad
Tyes
Cotton Batley
Wilhona Sorder
Vsygond
Burglar Targets Regular Income in Local Thefts
Police report a string of burglaries at a milk hall near 202 Vifthatroot, noting 13 rents have been stolen from a Front porch over the past week. S.C. Gardner reported the incidents, with thieves taking small, routine items as part of ongoing losses.
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S.C. Gardner
San Antonio River Cut Off Work Averts Flood Risk
A photo shows ongoing work on the San Antonio river cut-off between Market and Commerce streets. Engineers say this project and other flood-control efforts aim to prevent a repeat of the city flood eight years ago. The flood-prevention program costs about $2,000,000.
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San Antonio River
Market
Commerce Streets
Paper pillows on display at Concepcio n park exhibit
Mildred Forkey stands with a blue and gold paper pillow crafted by girls at Concepcion Park under the supervision of Mrs W L Holland, city playgrounds handcraft director.
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Mildred Forkey
Concepcion Park
W. L Holland
City Playgrounds
Professors Form Toy Honey Marketing Committee
Dr Paulsen head of the marketing research department at Vesas A. and M spoke at a Tuesday morning meeting of "Torua Honee profitcers" in the Plaza hotel. A committee including Bonaris, Dehuvep, Steinherp, Anderson, Patteran and Coffer was appointed to develop a cooperative marketing plan. The group will convene after Thanksgiving College Station, with plans for a wider organization after the November session and a regional meeting in February 1930 in Baton Rouge with Federal Farm Council reps.
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WE. Paulsen
Warkeling Research
Vesas A
Plaga
Bonaris
Eanisien
Cy W. Dehuvep
Seguins
Archie Steinherp
Lockhart
AB. Anderson
Marathon
A.M. Patteran
Senn
If K. Coffer
Bato Trouge
Coan Bal
Parents Shield Daughter From Knife Wielding Attacker
Jesus Voeinex and Mrs Merin Vasquec restrained a man attempting to stab their daughter Panting Terrere. The assailant entered the scene with a knife aiming to harm the girl before the parents intervened, according to police reports. The incident ended with the suspect taken into custody after a struggle and claims of intoxication.
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Jesus Voeinex
Merin Vasquec
Zurstcus Plex
Hey
Mies
Terrere
Maverick Clarke Opens New Home Plant Invitation
The Maverick Clarke Geophaping company opens a new plant on Dad Street, inviting the public to inspect the facility in October. Norman J. Waffaker, president, and Toned Thasing lead the company as it begins operations in the new building.
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Maverick-Clarke
erick-Clarke Bithogeaphing Company
Hinkling ml Temann
Boledad
Norman J. Waffaker
Persident
Nore Builling
Col Crimmins to Address Jr C G Chamber Meeting
Col Crimmins will headline a junior chamber of commerce event Tuesday evening at the Coxine club. Principal speaker Col Mh Ty Crineans will present a lecture on venoms and cures for bites, with demonstrations by the Falcon Jirpes of venomous reptiles.
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Ahi Wachean
Janine Chamber of Commerce
Coxine Club
Ty Crineans
Girls Learn Useful Gifts at Concepcion Park Classes
Young girls attend Mrs. W. D. Hollan’s handcraft sessions at Concepcion Park learning plastichroming pictures, pillows, weaving, and other crafts. They create items for gifts, discovering the joy of giving over selling, and practice practical arts while socializing.
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Concepcion Park
DT. Hollan
Concepcion
Alamo Heights Residents Connect Sewers After Ordinance
More than 80 residents of Alamo Heights connected sewers following a city council ordinance requiring all improved property to be linked within 80 days of passage. City clerk T P Lure says fines range from 35 to 200 dollars for violations.
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Alamo Heights
North Side
T. P. Lure
Hospital Reports 280 First Aid Cases This Month
Robert Th. Green hospital in Avpusteg handled 280 first aid cases this month, compared with 88 in May and 48 in June. Superintendent Tomer Co Maris notes during the month 1672 cases were admitted or treated.
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Sid Etrer
Robert Th. Green Hospital
Avpusteg
Sian
Tomer Co Maris
Sui Wersons
Mexicans Plan Independence Day Celebration on November 14
An announcement from CG Darlin states the Mexican Independence Day celebration will be held by the Orden Amigos Url Paebin in the Casting pink on November 14. The event is open to the public.
Protest Filed Over Dropping of Laurel Heights Streetcar
Residents protest discontinuance of Laurel Heights streetcar service by Public Service Company. Hearing postponed to next Monday after City Street Commissioner suggestion. Highland Park Improvement Association to protest on Saturday at 7 80 p m. J M Schete secretary announced.
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Lerena
Groun
Alamo Pnze
Buatrera
City Commission
Mpokeemée
W. Pensleempkes
San Antone
Tighyland Park Street
J. M. Sehete
Amp
Dave Watsom
Plane Takes Off From Kelly Field to Aid Ill Soldier
Master Sergeant Peter Beault, Pet, ani Maj, GC, LL Beaves, fought nargeon, took off from Kelly Field for Fort Clark to being Woerennt Officer. Gy Sanders to Bort Sem Houston for j treatment in station hospital. Amrasaga received at Kelly Field from Brig. Gen LeRoy Eidage at Fort Gack requested that the air plane hospital ship be sent for Honile.
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Peter Bieaolt
Ani
LL Beaves
Fight Nargeon
Kelly Field
Fort Clark
Gy Sanders
Bort
Science Luncheon at Beachenridge School hosts 100 guests
More than 100 attendees are expected for the third annual Science Luncheon at the Texan Science-Loh held Wednesday noon in Room 11k Beachenridge Scarce Schools. Mrs Ellen Schule, curator of the Witte Members Museum, says the event ties to the Southeast Texas Teachers Institute. Mine Viola Moore, head of the science department, will preside.
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Texan Sciencs -Loh
Beachenridge Scarce Schoos
Ellen Schule
Nile Lan
Witte Memboris
Tha Joneboon
Southeast Texas Teachers’ Institute
Mine Viola Moore
Woman Thrown From Moving Car in South Laredo Street Incident
Mrs. Cema Merrates of 208 Kingsbury patters was thrown from a moving car on 400 Brick of South Laredo street. She was taken to Robert Be Green hospital Tuesday and treated for a broken right arm and shoulder.
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South Laredo Street
Cema Merrates
Kingsbury Patters
Robert Be Green Hospital
Twesdas
Institute Visitor Reports Key Loss at Brockenrige
A visitor from the Southwest Teachers Institute in Brockenridge reported Tuesday the loss of a tote bag containing cutlery and keys from the Breckenridge Sewer School during the weeklong event.
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Institute
Alamos
Bireel
Tess Teachers Institute
Brockenrige
Ibia Week
Polies
Seco
Woman Injured in Fall From Auto Incident
A woman was injured after falling from a vehicle near 35, Fant Commarce Street. The report notes she was treated for injuries and transported for care. Details are garbled but indicate an automobile incident with immediate medical response and care.
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