Brackenridge Park site urged for exposition in San Antonio
A petition signed by over 30 business leaders urges accepting San Antonio mayor and commissioners offer of about 70 acres adjoining Brackenridge Park for the International Exposition and Live Stock Show. Supporters praise location near the city center with rail access and park amenities, plus plans for permanent buildings and future racetrack.
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San Antonio
Breokenridge Park
York
Brackenridge
Brackenridge Park
Jones Svenm
Brackenridge Derk
Grautads
Trevent
Jones Avenue
Liv
Elf
Nedel
Fair Association
Rajve
Antonis
An Antonio de
City Park Fund
Anerica
Petine Requet
Tonia
Love Brook
Ion Frackenridge
Bislnexe Firma
Frodividuxty
Alnino Tron Worly
bin Antonie Mavelite and Single Company
Durcler Comme
le Prank Saddlery Company
Antonin Drug Maripunre
Monebold Furniture Company
Hytion
Unclear Company Names Stir Historic Business Ledger
Fragmented OCR lists numerous firms from various sectors including lumber, jewelry, manufacturing, printing, and banking across cities such as Newton and San Antonio. Readable entities include The Bell Jewelry Company, San Antonio Printing, Liberty Mills, and Grower Netorial. The passage appears as a garbled directory or advertisement page with many misspellings and incomplete entries.
Rail service improves after washouts across lines
Railay service and main lines see restored schedules after washouts. The International and Great Northern line to the north is nearly cleared with Sunshine Special on time, while Train No 4 and No 8 adopt adjusted routes. Some lines like M R T Vine between Austin and Giunger remain unrepaired, and the San Antonio and Aransas plans resume through service late Sunday or Monday. Engagement announced for Maz Arnold to W Foigae iohyston with wedding planned for Sunday.
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Tod
Great Northern
Swithvilla
Wexas
Tyslles
Fords
San Antonio & Araneds
Rockdale
Cameron
Yoakum Waco
Stin- Say
Aomori
Corpus Christi
Teh
O. Arnold
Wi Maz Arnold
W. Foigae Iohyston
Lavaca County Cotton, Bales Reported For 1920
Lavaca Texas Sept 17. A summary report shows county cotton production for the period in 1920 with 112 bales tallied, 1424 bales listed, and 12 074 bales recorded in the same interval.
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Lavaca Gins
Youtuni
Tex
Bates
Cutton
Army Here 15 Reduced Half Singe Spring
The Eighth Corps Area reports big cuts in Army strength. Enlisted men total about 71,000 with 11,0 officers across camps including Fort Sam Houston and Camp Travis. Recruitment slows as enlistments expire, limiting near-term expansion and maintaining San Antonio as a major military hub.
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Say Au
Eighth Corps
Enlice
Jess Ninn
Thin Nity
Camp Travis
Camp States
Brooks Vield
Kelly Field
Camp Normoyle
San Antonio
San Aylies
War Department
Seventeenth Infantry
Semi-Annual Austin Presbytery Meeting Planned in San Antonio
The Austin Presbytery, covering S1 Texas counties, schedules a two day semi annual gathering at the Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church in San Antonio. Notables from the Home Mission Board and Trinity University are expected, with meetings open to the public and roles filled by officers such as Rev. T. W. Wilbarger and Rev. Matthewold.
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Austin
T. W. Wilbgeks
Hutto
Muthewold
Smithville
Willis
Barberio San Marcos
Roy
Mr. Wilbanks
Rv. W. G. Huie
Asher H. Brand
Madison
Square Peesbytering Church
Ki . C. Baler
Austin Trading
Fultw
Busineay Nension
Ferino
J. Wood Parker
Sharp
Corpus Christi notices from Sept 17 with river rise and school officers
Corpus Christi reports the Nueces River rising near Calallen to seven feet above normal with uncertain damage. Also announced: Corpus Christi High School senior class officers for 1922 led by Charles Maning as president and Gladys Caldwell as vice president. Also a note praising Roselawn Cemetery as a well kept burial park.
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Nueces River
Corpus Christi
Tok
Nueces
Bruhmis
Corpus Christ
Tex
Uenior
Crockett
Food Train Departs for Stricken Russians
The American Relief Administration food train left Moscow for Karov with 27 cars carrying 250 tons of beans condensed milk cocoa rice sugar and flour. Blner G. Burland supervised the expedition joined by four dozen newspaper men. Moscow date Sept 17.
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Lout Levine
Chicago
Dally Wawa
Chicngo Pally
Foreign Service
Moscow
American Relief Administration
Karon
Blner G. Burland
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Livestock Show
Nny
United States
Austin Presbytery
Denver Boulevard Church
Hull Bros Co
Cinderella Electric Irons
Food Service
Hull Bros. Co
Wagner
THE
Gainsborough
Tye
Kodak
Kodaks
Eastman Filme
Hewiton
Tess
Wagniwos
Mtn
Spall Wagner
Houston
Mary's St
Ness
Tata
Ewanistte Hager & Gallet
Stiltegan
Coll Crean
Nmall
Johnson & Johnson
Wegienes
Bhampou
Italy
Watkin
Aorgen
Menuien
Ors Willems
Biltlee
Fia Gillette
Hottle Uillette Kafely
Kander
Dallas
RT. Tax Inc
Southern Pacific
Adj
the Bell Jewelry Co
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