Bakers Refuse Bread Price Cut Demand Amid Wages Strain
Walter J. Crooks of the Federal Bakery Company reports bakers in the city resist a five cent loaf price, arguing selling costs remain high despite flour price drops. Mayor Chambers urged cuts. Crooks notes production costs and employee wages keep prices up, while charity distribution increases. The piece cites broad public hunger and changing shopper behavior as pressures grow on bakers.
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Srand
Linge
Chambers
Walter L. Tropis
Federal Bakery Company
Brooks
Remembering the West and a Peaceful Route
An evocative reminiscence recalls encounters with rustlers and hostile men in the Sabinat canyon Frio Tayakans and Turney creek regions. The speaker claims to have faced danger without harming anyone, asserting travels across Texas and witness of a troubled era.
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Entite
Sabinat
Frio
Tayakans
Thin West
Vye Rover
Tesay
Postoffice to Have Holiday for Labor Day
Postmaster P. Rama announces a Labor Day holiday with no city deliveries and regular offices closed at 2 p m Saturday. Rural carriers and post office staff will not work except to handle heavy mail with extra personnel. Local government offices and courts will observe the holiday and offices in the district will be closed. Commissioner Paul A. Lack liner confirmed the closure.
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Rama
Wera
Paul A. Lackliner
Hebrew Loan Body Elects Officers
The Hebrew Free Loan Association held its annual installation at the institute on Wednesday night electing A. Komensa as president and A. Verler as vice president. Other officers include Mots ry D. Dobias as secretary, Harry Orman as treasurer, and a slate of board members and advisers.
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Cnicera
Hebrew Free Lane Association
A. Komensa
Presi- A. Verler
Motsry D. Dobias
Stereinty
Harry “Sue Orman
M. Altermay
H. Cohen
G. Eldridge
Tiabhi Ephraim Frisch
J. Gestand
Ny Gosson
J. Hirshmen
Turan
D. Koster
FL Taube
J.P. Krrothin
Ak. Matye Soff
Teabhl
J. Mozorski
Itabbi
Samuel T. Phillips
D. Shnewfield Nag
J. Spector
Trurters
Enrollment Date for Schools Set at Brackenridge and Avenge High
Raw Aptonic publicigh school studybls will be registered at Brack enridge and Alain Avenge high prhools September 4. Enea Gary, Principal of Dyrckenridge announced Soturdas. Seniors will repiate from 88, my Breet or alighly. Euphomores from 12:30 to E0 p.m. Students on by the city are re version to register one day this week.
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Raw Aptonic Publicigh
Brackenridge
Alain Avenge
Enea Gary
Dyrckenridge
Soturdas
Bexar Farmers Demonstration at Farm Road Site
Local farmers at the Soil Conservation demonstration on Tabeack road Frisias featured Albert Amverick Jr and LS Maverick. County agent W A Cleger and Crterilae Tractor Company staff showed irrigation and soil testing equipment, including a hedging terencing machine and related tools.
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Bexar
Albert Amverick Jr
Maverick
Tabeack Road
Frisias
Wy Melty
W. A. Cleger
Wisk
Crterilae Tractor
Hudg
Malls Salt
County seeks 30 million in highway plan
County officials announce a proposed 30 million highway financing plan to be funded by 2 million dollars from each branch of government. The plan envisions a county road bond issue of 2 million, with clerical and citizen boards to oversee, while city officials weigh local bond options and labor sources. The effort aims to ease unemployment, straighten roads, remove grade crossings, and create a 44 mile loop around the city, with multiple public and district offices involved.
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Texas
Ol Gos
Mas’ Sterling
Etale Bigtieos Tomtission
Cew
E. P. Arneson
Arnesia
Wetty Bona Lasne
Sterling
State Highway Commission
Ne Willingo
Isaac
W. A. Wurzbach
C. M. Chambers
Court House
Chambers
City Hall
Carnegie Library to Close Monday Due to Tabor Day
The Carnegie Library and its branches will be closed Monday in observance of Tabor Day, according to an official announcement.
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Carnegie Library
Ite
GlA Alun Toentertan to Attend at Origine Restaurant
A group of Antonio Collegy alumni and visiting students will attend an event at the Origine Dex iton restaurant Wednesday according to Amboengemeni. A number of alumni residences are reported to attend the ensuing week at the institute.
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In Antonio Collegy
Tndustehi 'Arte Alnntini Association
Wilteaterlais
Lineheon
Dexiton
Nown
Anboengemeni
Eneherst Institute
Woodland Like Community Rereeniivin Installs Officers
Club will install its official roster with Man. A. Gosant named president after recent election. Officers selected Saturday include Mrs. E. A. Hice as vice president, Mrs. C. E. Sapper as recording secretary, Mrs. F. L. H. Kinns as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J. C. Binks as treasurer. Other officers listed include parliamentarian Irvin Gouger and historian D. Anerson.
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Gosant
Woodland
Rereeniivin
E. A. Hice
Ab Stockdale
C. E. Sapper
Berutchene
HL Kinnid
Finger Printing School Opens In Fort Worth
Eraereit Ja 2tee, a former Fort Worth police official with eight years service in the intelligence unit and World War II U S ties, announced the start of a finger printing school at 205 Afear building. The program will explore finger printing in the business world as its main study topic.
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Eraereit Ja
Fort Worth
Bat
Afear
Saistiday
Pricr
Rem
United States
Pinger
Army Reception Is Accorded Visitor
An official arms reception marked the visit of General 3, Mijores Palencia, Mexico City’s chief of staff, to Maj. Gen. Falwin Be Winns, commander of the Eighth Corps area. A squad of guns was fired by Capt. 4. M. Marper in salute.
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Mijores Palencia
Mexico City
Trimble Visits Trappists at Genthemany Abbey
Charles Hammett Trimble, long active in education and reform circles, arrived at Genthemany Abbey in Kentucky to study and work with the Trappist lay brother community. The move was announced Saturday under church authority and grace.
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Trimble
Charles Hammett Trimble
San Antonio
Faasa
Genthemany
Kentucky
Albot
Eurly
Ft Sam Sergeant Ties for First in Camp Perry Match
Sergeant Clarence L Umberger of the Third Infantry at Mort Sam Houston tied for first in the Camp Perry match with perfect scores in a 20 yard rapid fire event. Other top finishers from the Light Corps area included Sergeant Adolphus Surman Fort Wayne EL Warren and Wilse Greut, plus Paul We Schultz of the New Mexico National Guard.
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Clarence L. Umberger
Treaty Third Infantry
Mort Sam Houston
Verry
Acares
Fouston
Adolphus Surman
Adolphus Surman of the Pirst
Finbeyy
Church Barbecue Sunday Fundraiser at St Joseph Jennings
A church barbecue and carnival will be held Sunday at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Jennings, located 22 miles south of San Antonio on the Pleasanton road. Rector Nev He Thong will announce the fundraiser hosted by Rivenly parishioners with chicken and barbecue offerings.
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St. Toseph's Catholic Church
Jenning
Mies
San Antonio
He Thong
A. Ilance
Will Ba
Alpine Institute to Host Trans Pecox Teachers’ Institute Revision
Gary Enos, chairman of Bracken Ridge High School, will preside over the Alpine Institute’s high school revision of the Trans Pecox Teachers’ Institute. The event is scheduled for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in Alpine.
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Gary
Alpine Institute
Enos Gary
Brackenridge High School
trans-Pecox Teachers’ Institute
Brackenridge High School History Courses Endorsed
The state board of education endorsed world history courses at Brackenridge High School. Principal Enus Gary announced the action on Saturday, noting the program aligns with college entrance requirements.
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San Anton
State Board of Education
Enus Gary
Principel
Brackenrilge High Schow
Lorne Science Clubholds autumn gathering in Venus location
The Lorne Science clubs plan its annual fall get together with a science fair style program. About one hundred members from all parts of Venus are expected to attend the event in the Traders' Institute area. A public science program and exhibit are scheduled as part of the gathering.
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Lorne Science Clubs
Mesling
Degrees Awarded To L4G Students At University Of Terny
Lists 18 graduates from the University of Terny in the allcumer term, naming Airs. Jessie White Dein Erhebert Harksdale Janie Raten Sister Mary Frederica Rakes Toha Burleson Helen Franke Ada Georke Mary Lucicke Marion Mune fin Elrwiod Querean Martha Ragsdale Robert Ethea With Schucider Mia Gertemle A. Smith Stella Smith and Sarah Ware.
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University of Terny
Allcumer
San Acconins
Airs
Jessie White Dein
Erhebert Harksdale
Janie Raten
Mary Frederica Rakes
Toha Burleson
Helen Franke
Ada Georke
Mary Lucicke
Marion Munefin
Elrwiod Querean
Martha Ragsdale
Robert Ethea
Schucider
Mia
Gertemle A. Smith
Stella Smith
Sarah Ware
Vacant House Leveled by Fire on Rogers Avenue
A vacant two story house at Rogers Avenue was destroyed by a blaze early in the day. Fire officials could not estimate losses. The fire also damaged W. R. Garrett residence at Goodrich Street. Miss Monta Stunter, employment secretary at W. GCAL, returned to the city after a California vacation.
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Ites
Rogera Avenue
W. R. Garrett
Goodrich Street
Cizerven Mais
Tabor day events mark big San Antonio labor celebration
Ten and twenty years ago notes recall Tabor Day festivity at San Pedro Park with speeches athletic contests dancing and prize winnings. Mrs Edgar Kelsch and Mrs Walthall figure among winners as Governor Neff and party visit from Austin.
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San Antonio
San Pedro Park
Mra
Eidgar Kelsch
Labor Day Observance in San Antonio Highlights City Events
San Antonio readies to celebrate Labor Day for the fortieth time with parades and concerts. Downtown hosts a pageant and a big park celebration with contests, prizes, band concerts, and a Monday banket picnic in San Pedro Park. Thousands may leave the city as trains offer special rates and extended ticket sales for weekend travel.
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Sao Antonio
San Pedro
Asm
Antonia
Federal
William Ly Muorgen
San Antonio
Rades Council
Gunmeil
J. McWaire
Gimots Inbar Lend Hind
Grover Cleveland
Alcitaire
Galilee
York
Fon Banket
Jeesest
Wittem A. Waorsbach
C. MI. Chambers
Utren
Mire WL . Williams
Workmen's Circle to Hold Conference in San Antonio
The Texas and Louisiana Workmen's Circle conference will be held in San Antonio Sunday and Monday at Redman's Hall on Sole Dad Street. Delegates from Houston, Dallas, Galveston, Fort Worth and Waco will attend.
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Workmen's Circle
Texas
San Antonio
Soledad Street
Troy Horston
Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
Waco
Mexican Consulate to Open Monday Hours
The Mexican consulate to the Hoe fon Sulliting will be open Monday for four lea from A to Jl e me Monday, Jabordar, accapting Rodpegmant.
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Jabordar
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