Coeds Shine Shoes to Raise Money for Practice Home
Lansing reports the Michigan Agricultural College community organized shoe shining in public venues, selling lemonade and serving lunches to raise about 1000 dollars for a senior home economics practice house named the Flower Pot. Coeds and alumni supported the effort with work chores, while campus organizations and the dean's office oversaw the project.
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Lansing
Ca-Eds
Lee Bowsa
Lome
M.A. C
Teanion
Earori
Wenk
Alice Fair Opens With Feature At The Arts Fair
A grand Arts Fair opened with a prominent three stack exhibit drawing attention in the Pure section. Nitin cirenunetis Bee recondan a pure and Aecanmadate displayed among over 20 head pieces. The event highlighted the fine arts building and featured a mammoth yard show as the centerpiece. No protestors were seen.
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Anns
Fine Arts
Nem
Farm Race Benefit Promises Prizes and Contests
An event chaired by George A. Clegg will raise funds at his farm south of Allen with daily races roping bull dogging and bucking busting. Private donors including Tautsey of Palseving Robert and Kleberg of Kingsville contribute belts and cash prizes exceeding 1600 dollars for exhibitors in various departments.
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Uonses
Anil
Jeorge A. Clegg
Alii
Areamed & Progran
Ike
Alien
Ta Tasutey
Legal trouble over bond docket misplacement and injunctions
A court dispute centers on how bonds are docketed between the thirty seventh and forty fifth districts causing rechecking of criminal dockets. Judge Friday and Sheriff Alphonse Xuxton oversee transfers while a July case prompts injunctions on a house at Walling in Pursuit.
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Vriday
Denutr
Alphonse Xuxton
Injauciiog
Estel Snead
Met
Bend Ts
Bung
OG. C. Whitley
Seveial Tidge
Get His Cars Back Involved Detective Neal Retakes Stolen Autos
Volk C Neal former detective managed an automobile company and led the recovery of stolen cars. He aided in arresting a thief and detaining two deserters from the U S Army with help from local authorities. A tow vehicle theft was later resolved with successful return to San Antonio and government support.
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Volk C. Neal
Vnly
Gutden
United States Army
Everal
San Antonio
San
City council to sign paving contracts Friday afternoon
Contracts for street paving across fourteen blocks were awarded at Phiesias's council meeting. Officials and paving firms will sign Friday afternoon with choices for paving materials to be used by affected property owners. Southwest Wirelithic Company received two thirds of the work. Valida Asphalt Company received the remainder. Some owners have not yet signed.
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Phiesias
Southwest Wirelithic Company
Ie ‘ Ri
Th Valida Asphalt Company
Neactnatle
Hartigan Sai
Chiborule Day Plans. Salute to Flag at San Pedro Park
A community event outlines a salute at San Pedro Park and a celebration weekend with dances and a Nos tan pottery exhibition. Funds support Mestvans relief. organizers include Angel Cusatin and Francisco R. Lata. Also reports on a 200 day jail sentence for a man linked to a dive, a postponed tax hearing, and local license updates for delivery wagons.
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Alco
Eine Five
Che Metican
America Color
San Pero Park
Mila Gauare
San Pedro Sank
Sam Pedro
Angel Cusatin
Mestean
Dose Quiroga
Mexico Camp
Antonio Jutriogo
Viteri
Hiram
Doze Bo Ad Custrer
Hue +Wejnda lodge
Medettin
Dulfa
Celebration to Begin Fundraiser in San Antonio Event
A late stage celebration in San Antonio aims to raise funds for a local sufferer with a centennial observance delayed due to a liquid interruption. Mayor C. TRE Thinek opens at 8:00 pm in San Pedro hall, followed by speeches by Wederien J. Arr ovanda and Vraneisun R. Lara.
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San Antonio
Dccnse
C. Tre Thinek
San Pedro
Wederien
J. Arrevanda
Vraneisun
R. Lara
Beatrien Chaves
Mynier
Ricarda Almanan Gorin
J. T Mynier
Maton Rice Couru
Mexico
Ge Company
Exereixes
Ie Aight
Rail freight rates and transport woes dominate regional talks
In a tense session at St Anthony,Business leaders urged rate reductions as high freight costs throttle traffic and prosperity. Speakers warned private rail lines face pressure to lower charges to revive commerce and ease regional strains while Rotary and church alignment notes emerged from Austin Presbytery adjournment with plans for outreach campaigns.
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Alkins
St. Louis
I, Rapens & Meng
Imicheo
St Anthony
BACK FROM INSPECTION AT FORT SAM HOUSTON FUNCTIONALITY UPDATE
Col. W. M. Fassett assistant chief of staff for driving and Wighth Corps led a border port inspection tour from Fort Sam Houston on September 2. Accompanied by Lt. G. AM Russell Maj. HB Taylos and Capt. G. Miller, they began at Fort Bliss El Paso and moved to Columbus Douglas Kurt Hunchner and Nogales. Fassett reported the commands in excellent condition and noted progress despite reduced personnel and lagging train movement.
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W. M. Fausete
Wighth Corps
Are
Fort Sam Houston
el Pako
Haxset
Lient
G. AM
Russell
HB. Taylos
G. Miller
Fort Sam Toastoh
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Columbus
Douglas
Kurt Hunchner
Nogales
Fassett
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