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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
5
City officials push for two more incinerator units to handle waste. Plans include building walls, relocating operations to a northerly site, and using $100,000 in funding. Officials warn of current facility limits and stress need for timely construction amid park and resident concerns.
Charles Gildemeister & Son, established 1880, is listed as expert watchmakers for all railroads. The ad notes their address at 616 East Houston Street near Walworth Building with directions “West to Walworth Building.”
Fragmentary OCR outlines a contractor and builder named Leon Rouse doing design planning estimating and valuation work. It references construction or building tasks, supervision, and likely a bid or detailing entry. Details are garbled but suggest professional services for a 45 year term and a truck crane element.
OCR scraps mention names and places but details are unreadable. Likely a public notice or classified snippet referencing dates, locations, and individuals. With current readability, extractable facts are minimal and uncertainty remains.
A rough record notes items for sale tied to individuals such as Charles Stevbing and Ed Povious. It mentions uses in a vault or province and possible warrants and checks. The text is garbled but indicates orders and older procedural notes without clear outcomes.
Obituary notices for Bertha Cotaeutm of San Antonio with family survivors including Coblentz and Mrs Florence Wobtente. funeral services scheduled from Cantro street and interment at Orthodox Tewish Cemetery under direction of Shelley Undertaking Co. Also notes on Private Waldo A. Westerman killed in 1918 Mense Argonne drive with services by Hagge McCatlun and American Legion, plus various memorials and local notices.
A fragmentary report mentions San Antonio and a terminus near a road, noting a recent decision to educate employees by their particular lines of work as part of a corporate policy change. The text is incomplete but suggests organizational training initiatives.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a trip and a person named Fred, plus references to buying something within weeks for a similar journey. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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