Red Cross aid limits reach homes as flood relief centers operate
Red Cross directors report funds suffice to aid homeowners and renters who lost homes and property but cannot finance business rehabilitations. Loans of 16 and 50 dollars were granted to small operators while field workers coordinate relief, cleanup, and temporary housing in the Chamber of Commerce building. Officials warn funds may exhaust if business recoveries demand larger support.
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Red Cross
Lowes
Albert Steves Dry
Home Service Department
Augustus. McCluskey
Breves
Min
Gredler
Fingneling
Steves
Ted Crowe Hay
Fainiies
Miner
Heer Rennet
UN Home Service Department
G. I. Gwinn
Southawastern
3Rd
Crass
Wix
Gwinn Sani
Casera
al Eases
Conmneeee
Aneanole
Burke
Joan Ant
Home Service
Dnparement
Kawa
Dyer
Mini
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Crose
Chamber of Comaneren
Znilik
Rom
Crimen
Minervit Binoy
Heck Produce Company
Ents Mover
Honus Emploves
Mra
Zotkel
Tze Ching
Lee Bing
Yiee
A. Bhamnon Lytle
FG. Ball
Complete survey soon for deepwater port site in Gulf
United States engineers have virtually completed the survey of the channel from the Gulf of Mexico to a point near Cah and W. Choon, chairman of the County Christ executive council, to determine a location for a deepwater port. The report outlines the survey findings and potential port sites, with emphasis on suitability for a major harbor development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Cah
W. Choon, Chatrman
Coeniy Christ Executive
Auiver
Bruce Claims Relief After Antitexin Rheumatism Treatment
Bruce of 25 Avenue G Galyce lun Texay says Tantac knocked out rheumatic pain after other medicines failed. He describes severe insomnia weight loss and mobility issues before using Tantac and credits full recovery and improved appetite. Product sold in Bon Antonio by HT Wagner Drug Company and Meter Dharmacy.
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Tantac
A. W. Bruce
Avenue G
Galycelun
Texay
Tost
Fini
Botte
Tantac T
Tam
Tantaras
Am Medicing
Den
Trulne
Bon Antonio
HT. Wagner Drag Company
Meter Dharmacy
Obituary for Joseph Mackin fifty four year old
Joseph Mackin a native of New Antonio died Monday afternoon at 1 80 o'clock in a local hospital. He lived at 204 East Quincy street and was a graduate of St Mary's College. He is survived by his wife Mira Perea Mackin and two brothers Hubert of Douglas Arizona and Eugene Mackin of New Angeles. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 8 am from the Alals Undertaking Company chapel with later services at St Mary's church. Interment in St Mary's cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral directors listed.
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Joseph Mackin
Vncar
Nao Antor’o
Quincy Street
St. Mary's College
Mira Perea Mackin
Hubert
Douglas
Ariz
Eugene Mackin
Tew ‘Angeles
Alals, Gnderisking Company
St. Mars
St. Mary's Cemetery
R. J. Boyle
J., R. Davis
Ed Tynan
Ed Green
L. Lytle
Leonardo
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M. Adios
Galveston
Cayrain Gibson Aid
Eifforta
Gorge Christi
Captain Gibson
Duspwater
Gibson
Corpus Christi
Anginsory
Gulf Coast
Gibsonenki
Texas
Captin Gibson
Midland
Tex
C. P. Shearman
Neil
John
C. Arck Wood
el Paso
Wand
Shearman Hog
Yenne
Colt
Bruce
Pearce & Wilbert
Tatulsars Mariice, Crockett
Tage
Hangy and McCothim
Crockett
All Honra
Ady
Levine
Kash Levine
Man's Store
Alamo Plaza
Canton
KING
Columbia Records
King Furniture CO
Commerce
Mallory
New York
Via
Key West, Fla
V. Dover
Brady
San Antonio
Vitamon
Jilawewut
Oro J
Warner
Mebiay
Uruy
Willian
Nic Tengg
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