Liberty as a right of the individual voiced at Temestown address
Missouri Governor Fotkt spoke in Temestown Va about individual liberty as a right not privilege. He warned the nation to stay true to equal rights, resist lawless privilege, and insist that laws reflect the will of the people while safeguarding honest industry and state self-government.
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Missouri
Deal Republic
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Navilon
Tracy
Unclear Frontier of Liberty and Future Uplift
Fragmentary quote reflects a 19th or early 20th century civic ideal emphasizing individual uplift, generational progress, and America’s mission to enlighten the world with liberty’s benefits. The text hints at a lofty, aspirational tone without concrete events or identifiable entities.
Fraternal Meetings and Leadership Changes In City
Fraternal circles report a busy week with numerous lodge meetings across San Antonio. Past Chief Patriarch Harry G Miller resigns from Bexar encampment No 11 and Charles L Sauer elected as successor. several orders announce upcoming gatherings at Woodmen Hall and other local halls with notes on candidates and activities. the day’s schedule includes unveiling of a monument for Margaret Lee Davis by Myrtle Grove No 26 and a push for community service through 38 lodges.
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Ptelligent Service Ag Service
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Order of Gold Fellows
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Charies 1
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Miller
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Bexar
Odd Fellowship
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Patriarvh
Charles L. Sauer
Revue
Bexar Encampment No. 11
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen
Margaret Lee Davis
City Cemetery
Myrtles Grove
Woodmen of the World Grand Ball Planned Next Wednesday
In Texas Cotton Region Report the Woodmen of the World, Wesatehle Camp No 38, prepare for a grand ball hosted by No 3 at Turner Hall next Wednesday night with ladies aiding the effort. A hopeful forecast hints at fair weather Sunday amid unsettled conditions.
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Woodmen of the World
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Local Forecaster Allen Boegs Reports Weather Briefing
Remarks describe belt weather with variable conditions in the east gulf and broadly normal minimum temperatures. Rainfall is negligible, detailing yesterday’s four hours ending near m. and meridian time, by Allen Boegs, local forecaster for the U S Weather Bureau.
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Local Railroad Notes and Special Sleeper Arrangements
News from city offices notes Katy Railroad will run two special sleepers from North Texas tonight and tomorrow to accommodate excursionists for a weekend and for a retail liquor dealer convention. Low rate tickets will be sold September 22, 23, 24 and 27 for the Shriners meeting at Dallas.
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Sunday excursion season extends to month end
W B Witch, southwest passenger agent at the Iron Mountain route, returns from two weeks away and recalls Nashville trip with thirty Texan young women bound for Belmont College. Excursions in and out of San Antonio are common with crowds and trips to the coast and Landa's Park. Ladies' orchestra Schuermeyard accompanies the events.
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Funeral for Isaac James Held at City Cemetery
Isaac James aged seven died Thursday at a large Clauria street residence and was buried yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock in City Cemetery. English-born, he came to this country in 1883 settling here until death. The funeral service was by Rev Palton of St. Mark's Episcopal Church with pallbearers C P Finch Ed Schunke James Conway Carlos Scholl Chas Lucag and Julius Tenge.
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C.P. Finch
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James Conway
Carlos Scholl
Chas Lucag
Julius Tenge
Weather Notes Storms Spread Across Regions
Storm areas move eastward as gyratory Gulf circulation intensifies. A cyclone from the Rocky Mountain area affects much of the country, bringing rain in eastern gulf states and cooler conditions west of the Mississippi. Highs reach 76 along the gulf coast. lows drop to 20 in Modena, Utah.
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