First Black Split Shakes City Council Vote
Commissioner Pfeiffer refused to vote on a key motion in a city council split over flood damage repairs. The dispute centered on a $1300 lumber purchase and charter rules for bidding, with Mayor Black urging swift action to repair bridges and restore streets.
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John P. Pfeiffer
Tax Lambert
Phil Wright
Blank
Ati ‘Panda
Bisel
Ely
Comesioner Pfeiffer
Assistent City
Marshall
Wieiffer
Jie
Tse
Décifier
Black
City Council Approves Paving Bids And Street Widening
Bids for fourteen damaged street sections were opened and sent to the city engineer for tabulation. Mayor Black and commissioners Tabert Wright and Riedyn voted with him on the proceedings. Work will start with day and night shifts and all streets are expected to be restored within 30 days. Settlements with tenants on Tinyoya Street clear obstacles to widening that block between Crockett and Commerce Streets. Appropriations include 444.70 for feeding provisions and 4600 for weekly payroll.
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Commiesioniera
Tarbert
Wright
Riedyn
Black
Allunnece
Hue Thhe
Othe Houston
Gommexce
Tinyoya Steret
Crockett
Copimerce
J. Altgelt
Citizens’ Committee
Pack trains to go as trucks replace mules in army service
Washington dispatch reports a shift in cavalry supply as packing trains are phased out in favor of trucks. Four of the remaining nine trains will serve the First Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss while inactive lists grow for truck trains stationed at Fort Sam Houston and Fort Bliss.
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First Cavalry Division
Fort Bliss
el Parc
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Blise
Chia
Camp Travis
Texas Rotary Meets at Waco Amid Banquet and Plans
Waco hosts a Texas Rotary gathering with 150 Rotarians from 44 cities. Principal speakers include J Luther Stark of Orange and George Olmgreen district governor who speak on ideals and progress. A proclamation by President Harding for a day of prayer on disarmament is discussed, with Dr S B Brooke of Bay City noted as author of the request. Corpus Christi youths prepare to leave for A and M College as several residents join the football squad.
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Waco
Tex
Texas
Ciguic
J. Luther Stark
Orunge
Interdadtional
George
Sassy Jane Frocks Debuts For Fall Porch Wear
Charming new frocks for porch and neighborhood wear showcased in fall assortments. Styles vary with fine Japanese crepe and chambray, trimmed in fasc inating details. Prices range from 2.95 to 8.95 dollars.
Pretty House Dresses at Neat and Inexpensive Prices
The ad pitches Pretty House Dresses as neat and tidy home wear. They come in percales and ginghams with checks and stripes in light and dark colors. Values highlighted are 1.95, 2.95 and 3.50.
Men_s Wear Serge 54 Inch Wool Serge Suiting
Preview of men s wear fabrics including serge wool 54 inch yardage in black and navy priced at 200 per yard. Also wool plaid worsted plaid Scotch ginghams and outing fabrics in 27 inch widths offered in assorted patterns at discounted yard prices.
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Copenhagen
Apeciathy
Ube
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Ted
Washington
McAllen
Rio Grande
Texas Rotary
Mundrey
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christ
Sud ML
William Tompkins
Jack Masfield
Acthue Muncey
Keats Dunham
Mero
Pinkham’s Medicing
Annunciation
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schoeft
LYDIA
Sau Aul Wolfsory Goods Co
Ausor
Wolfson
Crepe
Jane
McCall
Corsetiere
Redfern
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