Grandma's Cookie Company deemed licenized facility
Highland Park residents petitioned to have Grandma's Cookie Company at Avant Avenue declared licensed and regulated. The petition, filed with City Clerk James Simpson and routed to City Attorney, accuses owner H. E. Hargar of false permit statements and building code violations. Neighbors allege fumes from cookies and potato chips pose health risks and fire hazards due to late night deliveries and conversion of a residence to business use.
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Grandma's Cookie Company
Avent Avenue
Menare Ih Health
Eles
Highland Park
Ris Council
James Simpson
Dobbs Sr
M. Chambers
H. E. Hargar
Jorge Sones
Irey Teoece
Mra J. Woadson
Avant Avenue
Aged Man Faces Trial for Murder After 46 Years
A 70 year old man, James F Neely, is to face a murder trial for a death that occurred in 1913. He was escorted by officers from Tiler Texas toward Hatersville Alabama where the case centers on the slaying of Hiram ii. Sheriff JTN Mute and Counts Solicitor Clacd Scruggs accompanied the party traveling by automobile through Shreveport New Orleans Mobile and Montgomery.
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Tiler
Texas
James F. Neely
Wette
Hatersville
Ala
Hiram ii
J. TN
Clacd Scruggs
Wan
Shreve Port
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
14 Youths Freed After Train Ride
In a small court session Judge A. Le Mitch fined 14 youths after a train incident. The defendants faced $50 fines per offense, with each given $25 independent fines and released. The night crowd reacted with groans as the judge questioned whether they would leave the city. Special Officer WY Corrér filed charges. the incident led to a tense courtroom moment.
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Nes
A. le Mitch
Thes
Ri H Green Heads Wilson Legion Post Officers
Ri H Green was elected commander of Wilson Legion Post with I. Bi. Moupin as senior commander. GUL Cerroll named as first vice commander and J H B Weaver as second vice commander. Other officers include J T Janta war rer and Ayia Burley referenced in a local notice.
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Ri H. Green
Wilson Legion Post
American Legion
San Antonio
Cay
Green
Ayia
Uae
City approves park and water bills totaling 1954 dollars
City pays two park department bills including 1650 dollars to the water board for a water supply at Riseshidy Park golf course. Board authorized topping recess courts at Highland park and called for bids on zones of foundation in the Spanish governure TM perace.
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Te Park
Ee Ibe
H. E. Lanham
Highland Park
The
Water Board
Riseshidy Park
Park Department
Zones
E Foundation
Ati
Spanish Governure
Perace
Poultry Produce Prices Across Cities Shown In Report
Fragmented OCR lists assorted potato and poultry prices from major markets including Fort Worth Chicago and New York. It mentions rates, weights, and vendors with scattered figures and regional notes, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century price roundup.
Sugar and Coffee NEIT 2OKH ALGAR. NEW TORR Bert
An OCR fragment details sugar and coffee industry notes with references to Cuban refiners and various names, including Robe Papmene and Temgun Fabien. It mentions Nabco offerings, Vinier refined materials, and talks of prices and processes amid unclear context. The text is garbled, containing many misspellings and stray phrases.
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ALGAR
NEW Torr Bert
Eerie
Rawee Papmene x
Stee
Linea Ve Spa
Pannectienes
Wall Street sees mixed signals amid turning market trends
Wall Street observers in New York report fluctuating stock activity with forecasts wavering. Predictive models fail to foresee the rebound as industrial and utility shares rally while speculative lenders retreat and concerns over Germany and reparations stir cautious sentiment across markets.
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New York
Wall Street
London
Maris
Berlin
Germany
Ehare Watehera
mil-Geraber
Javeeturs
Havinan Koay
Mii Fasor
Grain Prices Take Slump In Early Trading
Chicago brokers reported lower prices across wheat and corn as rain fears and crop concerns weighed on futures. Wheat fell to new lows, with May and other contracts sliding as traders weighed British guidance and the potential impact on global supplies. Corn followed, dipping after an initial drop, while oats and soybeans showed mixed moves amid shifting demand and export expectations.
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Chicago
Argentiaa
Sarutiny
Jivsala
Norlbh
Ae Aisenurt
Provieiang
Money and Metal on Torn Retracts
Fragmentary OCR text describes money, metal, a torn retract, a note of Farurea 213, and references to London, ages, and a gun. Details are unclear, but the snippet implies financial and material mentions with scattered names and numbers.
Tariff Task Highlights Commons Debate OTTAWA
Ottawa reports a tariff debate in the House of Commons focusing on the tariff duties and related measures. The discussion centers on proposed changes and procedural considerations as lawmakers weigh the potential impact on trade and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Ottawa
St Alendias
Chicago Bank Closure Ordered by Board
City bank faced closure after mismanagement and reserve depletion. Directors approved the action, with Auditor Oscar Nelann noting withdrawals and impaired deposits as the key factors leading to the bank’s depletion during the examination.
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Chicago Bank
Eincagh
State Tau
Ile Iirectare
Oecar Nelann
E Rexerven
First Italian prunes arrive at San Antonio market
First Italian prunes reach San Antonio via Jiellint shipment. Market prices show $1 per peck and $11 per barrel bushel. California tomatoes listed at $425 to $4400, with other commission changes noted. Local policy mart reports small price shifts, including beets at 6 cents and ripe walnuts at 60 cents.
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San Antonio
Uruitt Commission
Mowley Wavening
California
Flens
Potlicy Mart
Stendard Produce
Voulley Company
Becta
Market scene lists fruits vegetables and prices in old style
A bustling price page catalogs produce and goods including apples oranges pears cucumbers tomatoes and beans with prices per pound bushel and dozen. It enumerates fruit like grapes peaches and avocados and vegetables such as cabbage onions and okra while noting poultry eggs and other staples with varied unit prices.
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Onishi
Kevin
White
Taraley
Daern Papper
Uae
Caine
Almonio
Appice
California
Fee
Dee
Gauli Torn Vales
Wedasa
Grenberriew
Ai Itarn Ra
Grapetrust
Calleornis
I. Leiona
Paige
Gass Tat
Ate
Varatey
Calliorela Elingstor
Terax Ileter
Martlett
Colorado
Cobblees
Potey Tate
Hagleses
Qeinzes
Terey
Endurance Swim May Be Staged by 9 Women in A A
San Antonio venues may host an endurance swimming contest next month featuring challengers Myrtle MuirMeston holder of the 26 hour 16 minute record and Meg Martha Will of Memphis. If Will declines to attend San Antonio the event will move to Memphis in October as announced by organizer Huddreston.
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San Antonio
Yen
Myrtle MuirMeston
Meg Martha Will
Memphis
San Ang Ten
San Antonis
Asia
Huddreston
Huddleaton
Jan Piel
New York
Circus Man Body Sent to California After Tragedy
The circus veteran Walley densen of California died during a performance here when a stunt went wrong, tossing the tent actor from a supporting structure. His body was sent to Los Angeles for burial after authorities completed the investigation.
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California
Aual
Per
Walley) Densen
Barna
Decor
Los Angeles
Soenter Pote
Shan Bere
Fellowship Club Plans Fifth Fall Meeting Tonight
The TML PAL Fellowship Club schedules its third fall gathering on September 30. W A Harksell, membership secretary, notes strong turnout plans with over 50 members showing intent to join. Rus sel stated Rem Canart was elected president of the club.
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TML Pal
W. A. Harksell
Rem
Canart Han
Russel
Endurance Record Flight Ends Abruptly Over Los Angeles
An endurance flight attempt led by Loren W. Mendel and Vetez Reinhart ended in failure as the plane ran low on fuel and had to land in Los Angeles. Officials reported the aircraft struggled during the long flight, losing altitude and forcing an early termination after a significant period aloft.
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Air
Los Angeles
Dept
Loren W. Mendel
Cotton Market Drops With Mixed Liverpool Demand
Cotton futures in New Orleans and Liverpool showed early declines, with prices slipping 2 to 7 points as selling pressure rose. By midmorning the market steadied slightly with some buying on the Liverpool side and new October and December contracts trading near steady levels amid ongoing cautiousness and reported demand shifts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Bedige
Matean Fangh
Will Mareh
Liverpool Cables
Aslack
Ortaber
City Not Ready to Accept Sewage Disposal Plant
City officials fail to accept the new sewage disposal plant after a two hour closed conference Monday led by Mayor G. M. Chambers. The dispute centers on alleged defects and a $7000 claim by contractor J. LaPuy, delaying acceptance. Attendees included Sen. Staples, City Commissioners, the plant's chief designer, and Superintendent of the plant Cobbs Ire.
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GM. Chambers
Chambers
J. LaPuy
Jostea
Sentor
WW. A. Staples
Dhensist
Charley M. Tobin
City Atordes 1D
Cobbs
Two-Make Bond in Liquor Arrests Prompt Raids
Two liquor arrests followed by raids that destroyed stills and equipment. Navilad 1 Hantos was nabbed on a farm north of Mluresville for manufacturing whiskey paraphernalia. Yeo stills and a large quantity of pieeh were seized at a place elijla Lasiro eight miles south of Saypames. je Wil non couply faces charges for manufacturing and possession of whiskey making gear.
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Mluresville
Lasiro
Saypames
Je Wilnon
Brazil Moves to Bar Alcohol Toasts in Officials Functions
A draft bill to ban alcoholic toasts at official functions in Brazil advances in parliament. The measure targets ceremonial gatherings and public events, seeking restrictions on drinking toasts by government figures and attendees.
Sale of Materials on Big Increase in Industry
Washington report notes a sharp rise in material sales, with centers of industry accumulating raw materials faster than current production rates. The summary highlights elevated demand across sectors and the implications for prices and supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lamina
Tony
Livestock Markets Hit by Flood Delays and Price Ranges
Reports from livestock markets show flood disruption over the past two days with mixed quotations. Goats and sheep varied from $2 to $7 per head while calves, bulls, and lambs posted range prices. Chicago and Kansas City markets cited heavier weight cattle and feeder lambs with notable activity and steady to lower demand.
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Lpast
Baunders Commission Company
Kansas City
Kasmas Cicyt
Hoxs
Noande
Serena
Aleerr
Taiwan
Dideen
Eboce
Erholce
City Awards Bids for Flood Gates and Oil Supply
City council, on recommendation of the city purchasing agent, accepted bids for flood gates and oil supply. Nominations include Columbia Oil for heavy oil at a set price and Graydorg Oil for light oil at 1.40 per unit, plus Alamo Front Work for two flood gates at the disposal plant for about 3410. A bid from Bul ard and company of San Francisco for a drainment indicator was also accepted.
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Nlima Oil Company
Graydorg Oil Company
Nose Nerge
Af Bt, Bulard and Company
San Francieco
Pat Bao
San Antonio Youth to Lead Hi-Y Program Meet
San Antonio youth leader Levy heads the first annual meeting of the Nonthwere program, with Norman Macleod noting the event and Jacal Edinbure chosen for 1804 convention duties. About 500 toys expected at the gathering, Marlen says, as San Antonio sends the largest delegation to Higonde with 20 of the 81 members present.
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San Antonio
Clince
Run Levy
San Antonio Bor
Norman Macleod
Mardens
Dix
Argare
Marlen
Hn Antonio
Higonde
Karnes City High Announces 1931 Class Officers
Karnes City Texas September 22 1931 pupils at Karnes City High organize for the first term class offices Seniors Fred Ingeipao Allen Barnes Willa Kirkpatelele Coslea Corley Afr Smith and others head the senior slate. Juniors Catherine Haller Charles Boucher Francis Winerich Lyrde Walerie and Aline Cordrhil lead the junior lineup. Sophomores Catherine Haller Charles Boucher Francis Winerich and Lyrde Walerie appear among sponsors and officers in the class roll.
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Karnes Omty
Texas
Sinesen
Karnes City High School
Efred
KJ Ingeipao
Allen Barnes
Willa Kirkpatelele
Coslea Corley
Afr
Smith
Conan ‘Gilron
Merley Beard
Atbem Barnes
Virginie Mets
Coslew Carles
Ot Alsigns
Melane Yeary
Charley Henry Gorham
Gres!dent
Nell Billings
Tronsurer
Bobbie Golthardt
Tesce Syll
Milas Ip Grey DePrer
Spronsors
7 ’ ' Sondomores
Oil Notes Relate to Wildcat Drilling Near Gonzales
Oil notes describe a new well near Gonzales and Waelder with 2000 foot depth, 2588 arnt and multiple locations including Tem Grilling and Martin place. The report lists drilling crews, locations and test results across several county sections, noting a gas test and a pile of data about lines, distances, and trenching.
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Wildcat
Gonzales, Teana
Oriiline
Wality
Anitibie
Qince
Martin Piace Lal
Alan Damne
Gonzales
Hitch-Hikers in A. A. Search for Wife and Children
A chaotic 1920s era item reports Adler separated from his wife and two children while traveling toward San Antonio on August 22. Police pursued rumors of sightings as investigators tracked possible leads through several towns before vanishing. The account cites names and ages but offers little verifiable detail, leaving families and authorities awaiting further developments.
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Amaba
Inat
Trio
Training School Opens October 5
A religious training program for youth up to 24 years old begins October 5 in Westmoreland College hall. Dr W W Jackson heads the effort with all denominations invited. Evening sessions start Monday through Friday at 7:00. The course covers The Building of Christian World, The Life of Christ, and other church topics.
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Weatmodaraud College
W. W. Jacksony Dlean
Civedny
Hoe Wealmearlani
Chrial
Mey
W. Ef. Vatrick
Paving Contract Let for Shook Avenue
City council to approve paving of Shook Avenue with private property owner costs for frontage. City to lay base, paving to extend from Hirbnoth Place to Mulberry Avenue.
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Coe Alama
Ingermipang
Pedverts
Gut Shook Orenge
Hirbnoth Place
Mulberry Avenue
Captain Harding Relieved at Fort Sill Appointment
Captain Harding is relieved from command and reassigned to Fort Gill to join the Find Field artillery unit in service. He reports to the war department office and will be stationed at the acting post.
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Harding
Fort Silliant
Florace
Fort Ham
Anil Ther
Pield Artifery
Port Gill
Rhs
Major King Back on Duty at Post
A garbled report notes Major King resuming duties at his post after a period away. The text references personnel changes and an apparent return from a leave, with unclear details about related individuals or locations.
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King
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Conta
Bureau of Agricultural Economica Ue 3
Department of Agriculture
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Trovision
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TRONT
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Wiiter
Starket
Canada
Nele Eredeo
Womapans
Evele
Avid
Garin
Eveett Lee
Farurea
Joe
Duiaren
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Tyr
Humber
Cotton Mart
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Brazil
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Ateady
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Ste Bower
Indioutiaga
Louis Livestock
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Pwand Seladis
Hecelvis
Calven
Atherwlee
Rome
Moss
Atas Onus
Khaeg
Merelpix
Bulctiene Baeaen
Gol
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Lavin Canney
Wade
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