Texas Cotton Crop Forecast From September Conditions
The Agriculture Department reports a Texas cotton crop of 4 107 000 bales from 17 575 000 acres. Weevil damage, heat and drought hurt yields, with late planted acreage abandoned heavily and pests reducing output. Frost risks and dry spells threaten further losses, while some rain and damp conditions offer partial relief.
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Texas
Trent
Angita
Haina
Pisces
Talis Ares
Dude
Taoal Nieshinge
Matty Ani
Flandranthy
Westere
Groetk
Leneem, Triaaen Ag
Anutbert Lesene
Army Orders and field notes on crop insect infestations
Army orders from Washington detail personnel transfers including Brig. Gen Keefer and Col Lewis and others to Chicago Fort Hamilton and Fort Meade. Separate field notes report on cotton pest outbreaks, bollworm and leafworm damage, drought impact, and harvest prospects across Southeast and Sal toms regions with warnings of potential rain worsening conditions.
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Tank R. Keefer
U. G. AL Sous Aye
William 3. Lewis
Previdio
San Bennisca
Chicago
Francis M Pitta
Tacmbec Promotion Examining Board
Worthington
Flee
Bfin
James R. Biodzheus
Fort Casey
Fort Winfield Scott
Yesmand O'Keefe
Fort Stacy
Northiesteen
University
David A. Bissett
Vancouver
Fort George G. Meade
Homer W. Kiefer
F. A
Fort Hamilton
Mort. Wadsworth
Cariton F
Tate
Bern
Coroua
Man on 28th Day of Long Fast in Anatiuag Texas
A 70 year old man on the 28th day of a long fast in Anatiuag Texas walked about town and had friendly contact with a caller on the twenty pinch time of his fourth day of fasting. He is observing the fast to rid himself of a skin disease and Lemannie is his only normal ment he takes.
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Man
Anatiuag
Tex
Borrington
Mbout
Cailay
Lemannie
Movie Censors Debate Decency Versus Freedom in San Antonio
San Antonio film critic Mrs. Hugh Hice notes a shift from 300 yearly cuts to about 20 as decency standards loosen. She argues censorship is educational, not punitive, and that theater managers learn what will pass. A volunteer corps assists, while timing kisses remains a major headache.
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San Antonio
Hugh H Hice
Rive
Hirewaa
Bremilmindel
Mrs. Rice
Ead
Bart Lepe
Birz
Rice
Hop
Talhies
Rice Jnevec
Mia
Tice
Dickies
Abe
Local society notes and visits headline San Antonio scene
Spotlighted by O C Here Mrs S A Hisele and daughter are among travelers visiting relatives in Florida then Houston, with many city residents attending church and club events. The city federation meeting, parish gatherings, and community updates list members away, returning, or planning for fall activities across Fort Worth Fort Worth area churches and Texas.
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S. A. Hisele
S Gueef
Col. M. L
Horne
San Antonio
Houston
Arleday
Florida
Huge Texas Prison Vision Promoted by Board Member
RUNTSVILLE era, Sent. 19. A Texas prison system with eastern and western branches, capable of holding eight or nine thousand inmates, was envisioned as a possibility by A. H. King of Throckmorton. A prison investigation committee, after surveying the Wron prison farm, says the plan can be acted on quickly and people are beginning to realize it. The narrative notes political and public reaction as whispers of drastic reform grow.
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Runtsville
Eras
CAA
Etate
Texan SA
Sears
Crows at 200 Thrifts: Zoo Birds Seem Secretive
A scrambled report notes two thriftly crows at a municipal zoo, observed by A. K. Hoyles of the museum staff. The piece mentions curious behavior around permits and a mysterious disturbance, with garbled names and phrases describing the incident and the birds’ conduct.
Costly Education of Youngs in San Antonio Schools
The San Antonio Board of Education projects a rising annual education cost as enrollment grows. About 1000 teachers are needed as the term begins, with an estimated total expense near 1,600,000 dollars. A 2,015,250 dollar school supply and budget is set, plus 164,600 for maintenance and 1,0090 for repairs. The ministerial affairs budget stands at 72,000 and insurance costs total 82,504. Health services earmark 20,000 for physicians, nurses, medicines and attendance checks.
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Euverly
San Antonio
Mort Mint Mintha
Board of Education
Selool
Dangets Varled
Aduertinn
Pts
Colorado River tragedy claims mother and son
AUSTIN sent: the bodies of Mrs F. J. Beennt and her six year old son Freidie James drowned in the Colorado River are not yet recovered. The husband and father, F. J. Beennt, who went down with them, was later recovered about 200 feet from the capsized motorboat. Fort Worth, Fort Worth, Rene, 16-UP.
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Austin
F. J. Beennt
Freidie James
Colorado
F. J. Brrant
Fathes
Little Ann
Community club meetings and charity event scattered notices
A string of community notices lists a meeting by The Girly Friendly Corkety of St Mark s Church at 6 16 in the evening, a 2 30 o clock Wednesday Women s Reel Corp session at 215 West Commerce Street, and a Riverside Park Parent Teacher Association gathering at 3 o clock Wednesday Sept 11 near Riverside Park School. The Architeccean Council of Catholic Women of San Antonio hosts a garden party Monday evening at Mrs O Brien s home 908 West Magnolia Thomasten with a long list of assistants. proceeds support diocesan extension work.
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Woman's Reel Corp
Tepwlar
Pythian United
West
Commerce Street
Riverside Park
Riverside Pork School
Architeccean Council of Catholic Women of
San Aulouio
Cves
Tomer JG
O'Brien
Magnolia Thomasten
Hesdurien
O. B. Monddeh
Sinclair
John ' $Wilhinna Gualon Edward
Valets
A.J. la Binne
Willing Stevens
Sturt Hays
Will dispute in Cameron County probate case follows sensational misfortune
Judge O CG Danes set aside the probate of the Mare E Blackerby will valued around 50 000 in Canaron and Toxtland counties. The will left all property to A TW and Hettie GL Armstrong nephew and niece. The estate’s division was set among siblings and nephews and the Merchants National Bank of Brownsville named administrator. The defense filed notice of appeal.
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Brownsville
O. CG. Danes
Mrrs
Mare E. Blackerby
Can ¢Ron
Toxtland
Camoryy
Manny
Danes
J. B Binckeehs
AL H. Dinckerbs
Marion Bkeckerby
Macy B. Clowee
A. J. Trckerby
Antseventh
Mika Willie Blackerbs
Bruce
Eddie
Scott
Robert
Merchants National Bank of
A¢Linin
Furthar
Flatonia Fair Opens With Major Exhibits and Events
Flatonia Texas September 10. The seventeenth annual Flatonia fair opens tomorrow and runs through September 14. Over 100 stockholders prepared the grounds and exhibit buildings including a permanent automobile display, merchants’ hall, and livestock show areas. Exhibits from Fayette and surrounding counties arrive, with 300 entries in the wine division and poultry, sheep, and farm products shipments underway. Special days include tomato day, Yoakum day, Sweet Home day, and children’s day with free admission to the auditorium. A boxing arena begins nightly events, a grand ball, and a dancing program featuring South Texas bands. There are lectures on dairy culture, goat-raising contests with cash purses, and athletic events. Notables such as Will A. Wurzbach of San Antonio are scheduled to speak, with parades and lodge representations from local organizations. The officers for the 1920 fair are listed, including president William Gneeser and manager M. Finnan.
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Flaltobia
Texar
Elatonia
San Antonio
Fayette
Bose’ Wad
Yorkttown
Tau Allen Stoma
Hove
South Texas
Arcey | Geen
Carnation Cits Das
Rhiner
Waelder Daz
Wisconsin
Sehulenbueg
Will A. Wurzbach
Sas Ay Lonin
Will Adilerss
Herman Mons Lodge
Brothree 17
Grand Lodge of Teaus Ac Sg
Antt
American Legion Band of
Moulton
Sainting
Muldoon, Clatern
Prana
Enpelins
C. N. Gheenoaks
Houston
Loreal
Penn Avenue
Fair
Carnival
Korckout
William Gneeser
HS ‘Thilemeier
Secevtars
P A
Nesbth
Keaskey
M. Finnann
Lenny Miller
Acnim Wr
Pianizers
Unclear public safety case linked to Gonzalez incident
Fragmentary report notes a public safety incident involving Terran Gonzalez and Betty Tenearh with a death, a suspect charged from a single public safety item, and references to Craore Paraco and Ung Lengel. Two other children connected to the event are mentioned as present or witnesses.
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Negro Gonzales
Terran
Betty Tenearh
Fee
Craore
Paraco
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Offerra
Ele Municipyl Aushtorium
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Lome
Mra
William Winnetich
Elsie Crysler
Frank Cunninghaw
Southwestern ‘Theosogical Seminary
Fort Worth
Educational Directors
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Charten
W. Ogden Bundy
Dallas
Ol. G. HH. Scott
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Frank Evans
Cne
Helen Mfarer
Misa Ruth Muir
Merriary
Y.W. CG. A
Fray
Estey Park
Unio
Ress
W. N. Baker
Ras Auigeles
United States
Marcellus Scates
Simmons University
Pill
Famon Cowboy
Wiiter
David Kuhn
Aimmona University
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Religiouy Educaion
Madison Square
Brebia
University of Cincinnati
Cann Theological Centrary
Lester J. A. Ketner
Honing
Hityersod
Len Chamberlain
Myre
Frank Marshall
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Mies
A. W. Seaecy
Fort Wertheas
Mra. A. J. Monre
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Medlin
Sostia
Norler
Jenning
Howe
Momi
AD Carter
Smiths
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Museum
Troumerthia
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Rene
Dexia Eara
Atranete
Sophine Adler
St. Mark's
Flatonia
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