Fortieth Sixth Installment of Light's Wonderful Serial Love Story
The excerpt follows Chickie’s emotional turmoil as memories of a night with Jake haunt her sleep while daytime happiness with Barry grows. She wonders about future trust and love, then discovers lavender-scented evidence in a hidden drawer hinting at Jennie's knowledge, leaving Chickie anxious about Jennie’s awareness. (Continued Tomorrow.)
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Cride
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OGrady Re-elected Mayor in Alamo Heights Vote
Mayor Robert O Grady won re election in the Alamo Heights municipal race with a large majority. Councilmen re elected include Wot. Hime Ben Hammel JB Carter Wir and Faunition Talcott in a strong turnout election.
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Adame Heights
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Robert Ke O'Grady
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Hime
Ben Hammel
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Borrowing as Path to Fame and Fortune
An ironic column mocks a University of California professor’s claim that a person’s social power comes from borrowing. It contrasts casual loans with real wealth, noting how a clever borrower can gain influence while warning of the quirks and costs of such “success.”
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Bill
Ioan
Peter
Paul
Little boy struck by car in Estevan incident
Five year old Estevan Genaniqui was injured when hit by a car driven by J. Hit at 1405 El Paso. He was knocked down and treated at home by a resident. Police seek the motorist who fled and did not stop.
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Estevan Genaniqui
el Paso
J. JK
Gunter Building
Malice
A. Ranny
South Iaredta
Baenn
Hamburgers Net Caterer Tidy On Hamburgers Net
A San Antonio hamburger stand run by Charles Southern has grown from a small cart to a busy shop near the central police station. He serves about 350 hamburgers daily, claims 700000 sold in five years, and emphasizes low prices, high turnover, and trust with a no-check policy. A long line and a sign promising a free purchase if not thanked underscore its popularity.
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San Antonio
Charles Southern
Southern
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Thieves take bag and clothing from rooming house
Probers report burglars forced a back window at 631 Main Avenue Tuesday night and rifled rooms of J B Jones and Cole Albert. A blue serge suit, brown trousers, brown sweater, and a traveling bag were taken as the thieves carried on their loot.
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J.B. Jones
Cole Albert
Woman Seeks 19000 After Auto Crash Allegations
Mrs Stella Ryals and her husband C By Tiv als sue in Seventy third district court claiming an automobile owned by Alvin and J A Lawler collided with her car causing injuries. They seek 19000 in damages alleging the collision occurred on a date in October 1024 in Su ctiv Florés altech.
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Alvin
J. A. Lawler
Stella Ryals
Tivals
Qestober Bt
Suctir Florés Altech
English style suits dominate for Pole Cats and royals
A San Antonio fashion note describes the enduring English suit trend favored by an American manufacturer and exclusive tailors. The look features broad shoulders, narrow hips, and flowing drape with large cuffs, plus a rise in high waists and suspenders demand.
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San Antonio
Wales Styles Once More Prevail Over Youth Fashion
The article notes a royal visit by the Prince of Wales influencing local youth to emulate his sartorial look. Young men hastily shed proper attire for informal wear resembling a familiar pajamas style, reflecting a shift in dress during the royal visit.
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Prince of Wales
Animal Raised From Kitten Recovers Temper After Kind Care
A peculiar household pet at 119 Lafitte Street, owned by O. Alexander, has become the talk of the neighborhood. The black cat with a white stripe on its back is actually a pole cat or skunk misidentified as a cat. The creature was rescued as a kitten during a gas attack apparatus incident and now thrives as a peculiar but affectionate yard pet.
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Wo. O. Alexander
Lafitte Street
Woman Driver Sparks Wild Ga Had Street Chase
A deputy constable narrowly escaped with an officer recounting a perilous pursuit as a woman driver nearly struck him three times on Ga Had street. Her companion, a man, awoke during the chase and described the incident as a “pretty mess” while being taken to the patrol wagon.
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Stowe
Ga Had
Complete Plans for Orphans Home Drafted
Bids on the Protestant Orphans home will be called for once duplicate plans and specifications are prepared by the architects. The first plans were completed Wednesday and given to the building committee. As the committee approves the plans, duplicates will be made, specifications drawn, and bids called.
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Women Republicans Plan Texas Drive
Miss Satie Trinkle presided at a regular meeting of the Women’s Republican organization where plans to build up the group in Texas were discussed. The next meeting is scheduled for May 32.
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Miss Satie Trinkle
Women's Republican Organization
Texas
Two Year Streak Ends in Tender Honeymoon Tale
In a Port area wedding, R. Wubelis and Marie Tevez of La Buena her ward, Viala street, tied the knot while the groom still recovers from injuries in Houston Base Hospital after a recent airplane crash. The couple wed during a furlough period granted for a honeymoon.
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Sain Houston Base
Marie Tevez
la Buena
Viala Street
Wiese
Tubelis
Wills Distribute Eleven Thousand in Three Estates
In Bexar county probate court three estates totaling about 11000 are disposed of by wills. The RH Kersey estate valued around 6000 and Tutins Duminel about 5000. The remainder details list other named heirs and amounts, with distribution to grandehillil Bark Ler Camp and others.
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Bexar County
RH. Kersey
Wager on Hosiery and Odd Anecdotes Spark Fringe Debate
A collage of quirky notes and oddities appears in a 1920s style page. References span hosiery ads, aviation jokes, political quips, and curious incidents from everyday life. The item highlights playful commerce and cultural curiosities rather than a single major story.
Lutheran Churches Hold Joint Holy Week Service
Seven Lutheran congregations in and near San Antonio joined a noon Lenten service at the Empire theatre Wednesday. Rev. Paul S. Hein of Grace English Evangelical Lutheran preached on The Attractive Power of the Cross. Participants included St John’s Grace Highland Park Government Hill Trinity Beitel Memorial and Zion.
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Empire Theater
Paul S. Hein
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
St Sohn’s
Grace
Highland Park
Government Hill
Trinity
Beitel Memorial
Zion
Boy Hit by Trolley Car Seeks Damages
Celedonio Rodriguez a minor through J A Guerrero sues San Antonio Public Service Co in Forty fifth district court seeking 30000 alleging on November 20 1922 he rode a bicycle on Broadway was hit by an automobile and thrown onto a street car track where a trolley struck him causing serious and permanent injuries The suit cites automobile and street car as contributing causes.
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Celedonio Rodriguez
J. A. Guerrero
San Antonio Public Service Company
Rodriguez
Broadway
Tobin Authorizes Widening of Street
Mayor John W Todig orders widening Market Street while leaving the front of the Market House building intact. The structure will be placed in Brackenridge Park until civic groups decide its disposition.
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Scientific Society
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Conservation Society
Market Honss
Market Street
John W. Todig
Market Streek
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio Market Sees Vegetable Movement Rise
Produce dealer Edwin Lamm reports wagon and truck loads of fresh fruits and vegetables arriving daily at Hay Market plaza as shipments from a 25 to 30 mile radius surge toward May peak. Local berries from Poteet, green beans, squash, potatoes, and tomatoes begin arriving from Rio Grande Valley, with plums, figs, dewberries, and corn due mid spring into early summer.
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Edwin Lamm
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Rio Grande Valley
Bexar County
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Lamst
Poteet
Somerset
Captain A H Perkins Dies Suddenly in Brookline Mass
Captain Alva H Perkins Corps of Engineers former duty in L A left San Antonio February 27 for Boston assignment died suddenly at his Brookline home Massachusetts. Born in San Augustine Florida he was Harvard 1906 graduate and had served with Second Engineers at Fort Sam Houston awaiting new district engineer posting. No funeral arrangements announced.
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Corps of Engineers
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Boston
Brookline
Mass
Perskins
Second Engineers
Fort Sam Houston
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San Augusting Fle
Harvard
Deaf man struck by switch engine on San Fernando street
Pablo Estrada narrowly survived after being hit by a switch engine crossing the X. N. railway tracks on San Fernando street early Wednesday. The locomotive was moving slowly, easing his peril and saving his life.
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Pablo Estrada
Estrada
San Fernando Street
Prowler Steals Purse and Jewelry in Mars S. Markel Home
A prowler entered the Mars S. Markel residence at 3221 Main Avenue Testay night and fled with a valuable purse containing $4. He also took a three piece fir set valued at $130. Police investigate the burglary at the city precinct.
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Mars S. Markel
Main Avenue
Thief Steals Easter Clothes From Line
Report records a burglary at 240 Piedmont Avenue on Tuesday night. The thief took Easter clothes from a clothesline near Mrs Ay Hamnitz's home.
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Saytey Meileg
Ay Hamnitz
Piedmont Avenue
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