San Antonio junior school orchestras expand growth
About 200 students enrolled in the San Antonio junior school orchestras in the second term and over 270 students join across the year. C. C. Isa, the joint director, notes rapid interest in the school program and orchestras formed in each school under Maree Wella.
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San Antonio Jutioe Sehon
Thane
Stulenta
Lbrolghe Jussion School
Sihieel
C. C. Isa
Jawinr
Tarniy
Thyssid
Ehider
Maree Wella
Beinhiy
Positicar
Wells
Tgbel
Olly Misler
Zunder
Urin Avenue
Benekenridee
Seliaal
Spinach and vegetables bring steady market prices
The market lists prices for spinach at 18 cents per bunch and other produce including turnips at 4 cents a dozen, rhubarb at 5.00 cents per pound, and apples around 2.75 to 3.00 per crate. It notes abundant supply and strong demand with local farmers receiving fair prices from Snyder Produce Company and regional wholesale markets.
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Cormintralon
Encyme Peleey
Comedy Play at Soon Valleys Theatre Tonight
Advertisement notes a comedy play at Soon Valles theatre with a Saturday show and venue details. The brief item mentions Byance after the bragea and rehearsal, signaling a local performance event with time and location cues.
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Soon Valles
Byance
Political Primer for Young They are tearing down Tammany Hall
Poem about political reformers aiming for cabinet roles if Al is elected next fall. It notes a shift from adversaries to twentieth century ministers plenipotentiary and suggests urban graft opportunities in New York. The piece reflects hopeful, satirical tone on political power and opportunities in the coming year.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Antl Saloon Chief for Virginia Prohibition Fight
Dr John De McQuianelt president of the Virginia AnteSalonn tengne declares puppet influence in a drunkenness debate. He says the national erection is not a reform of prohibition. Superintendent Tepburn of Ve lute AutisSntygnd tengue is discharged. The announcement is tied to pressure from edgeaters committee cappordin Cocomor Smith led by resident Vehete AQ ATdormay of the University of Virginia.
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Hotemon
John de McQuianelt
Virginia AnteSalonn Tengne
McCrmucs
Proestre
Cappordin
Cocomor Smith
Vehete
AQ Atdormay
Ure
University of Virginie
Revised Prayers and Market Notes From Britain
Britain explores revised prayers under the Book of Common Prayer and bishops’ base in Logland. The week features a whaling market scene with prices listed for pork, mutton, and cattle, plus a note on the upcoming Antente Thursday events and local market activities.
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Britain
Church of
Logland
Calf roping and ranch life in old town fair tale
A readable fragment chronicles cowboys, roping, ponies, and contests at a fair. It notes entry fees, prize money and a talky set of locals including a bank man and a cowboy line, with mentions of specific names and places such as Pearsall, Texas, and Bearsal. The piece reflects rugged community life and nostalgia for frontier entertainments.
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Harry
Earsall
Euds
Etty
Tangho
Edwrs
Rome
Eulyenny
Uig
Thor Rilere
Rlylin
Twork Inc
der Moon
Park
Koy Atoms
Lo Clark
B Mar Jour
Ceorgn Biychailor
Veney Itieks
Tnidhey Boros
W. A. Ramsey
Linge Wright
Waller ‘Whompsum
Ira Woods
Joly Malone
Bon Unnirum
Jtes. Verdin
Doe Levant
Meank Tanilean
Jack ‘Tiley
Grover Ot Jas
Dick McCambs
Blind Attorney Wins First Case at Trial
A sightless lawyer, Marvin Shannan, won his first lawsuit after a trial before Judge Gustine. Shannan, a recent University of Ce student, represented the plaintiff in a labor dispute, examining witnesses and presenting closing arguments that convinced the jury.
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Obe Wiicler
Bent
Marvin Shanna
Atvorveyst
Enue
Lyney de Gustine Cavel
Shannan
University of
Ifs
Woskes
Remember When San Antonio’s Early Roads and Mills
The reminiscence recalls pre railroad San Antonio with a saw mill on the Medic and a vinegar yard on Commerce Street. Oxen, wagons, and crowds filled streets like Cypress and the winding river route. A whip cracked, guiding slow teams as vendors and residents navigated the busy route toward the Turner yard.
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San
Conmeron Street
Stock Market and Baseball In Limelight
The article discusses the stock market's and baseball’s neglect during the presidential campaign. It notes varied movements across sectors, highlights industrial diversification, and contrasts broad economic strength with agricultural struggles. It mentions New Orleans, California, railways, and textile trade, and weighs how credit and money rates affect business optimism before the election.
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Ireukinat
Amerion
California
New
New England
Stolen Love and Social Ruin in Small-Town High Life
In a 1925 Ing Frank story arc a teen named Joan suffers ostracism after a crush on Bill Weir, facing scorn from friends and family. As she endures taunts, dances, and gossip, a dramatic moment at the hilltop and a later quiet gift from Bill reveal the complex hurt of young love and social exclusion.
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Abe
Babe
Jona
Golmy
Isha
Bill
Miss van Fleets
Mort
Tio
Jisyy
Joan
Wardink
Hill
Prosperity Sweep Report Signals Broad Economic Growth
WASHINGTON Sept 28 a government business summary from the Federal Reserve shows a broad prosperity sweep nation wide. Manufacturing output rose in August to a record high as production surged and unemployment fell toward prewar levels. Textile activity rebounded with rising payrolls, while building activity gained with longer contract awards and favorable forecasts for investment.
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Cameron Jeeyie Wastiington
Woilern
Parachutes Save Six Lives In World War II
Parachutes saved six lives during a San Diego test jump as a flight of 96 American airmen practiced emergency drops. Reports note a parachute jump by Lainie Roger V. Williams of Spokane, with other figures referenced, and mention Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh performing four jumps.
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Wastiingson
San Diego
Calif
Lainie
Roger V. Williaons
Spokane
Treut
W. &. Cornelius
Ander
Okh
Charles A. Lindbergh Hols
Eclectic Social Notices At Eagle Hall And Nearby Venues
A garbled OCR listing various events across Eagle Hall 420 Maine Ave and Woodlawn Lake. It mentions musical performances by Jolly Chene-Cuie, Dick's Mobils Bogs, Natana tance Chstroville, Jimmie'n Son Dodgers, and Tie Play Mase. Also referenced are dances, engagements, and parties at multiple dates including September 20 and 25, with venue entries like Crescent Bond pack and Crlebes Lin Sent.
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Opentig Wanes
Eagle Hall
Maine Ave
Cardin
Jolly Chene
Cuie
Dlildine Daveo
Acdeclgall
Dick's Mobils
Natana Tance Chstroville
Son Dodgers
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