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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
11
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes troop movements and a search for General Teenbar with cavalry orders pending. Congressman Maas reports on an army observation flight over the scene as troops are deployed and a protective measure described by Colonel McCleave is cited.
An advertisement-like text promotes a foot care bath named Liz or Ti2 promising relief for tired burning feet, bunions, and aching sensation. It alleges instant comfort and suggests buying at a department store. but the fragmentary copy lacks verifiable claims or product details.
Improvised report describes a mission with Maj. Shephir W. Kuta Gerald and Congressman Mansai Major 1 Gorahl observing air corps readiness near Naco Sonora. Details mention twenty eight miles from Naco and a two day stay with combat planes active under wartime orders to counter rebel forces.
A murder complaint followed a shouting incident on February 21 near 112 Tenchtreet and 5300 Brontway. White, a soldier, fled to 202 Coleman street as a shot wounded Mrs Hagen. Ernest Stoutzenberger Charles Krantgrubeeger and C. T. Reagan faced charges in camp. Jury returned 83 indictments.
Board approved a population survey of school need led by Devers Adnios and Adnans. A retainery fee of five hundred dollars was set for Aikridge and Wikl iams to pursue a court action over a $80,000 Du Zayala school trade. If bond satisfaction is achieved an extra three hundred may be added. Mrs Noble, cafeteria director for four years, was asked to resign by a board committee.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh departs Valbuena flying field at 12 20 p m for the United States via Brownceill after a week in Mexico with his fiancee Mae Ang Marre He plans to attend the funeral of Myron T Heretck.
San Antonio native Aileen Powers gains notice as she rises in films. She appeared opposite Jackson Mord in Clara Bow's The Work Ends and stars in Morquis Preserved filmed at Paramount in Hollywood. Powers, daughter of Capt. I G Powers, moved through San Antonio schooling before entering film in 1927 with Buster Keaton's Cameoramnan.
An old advertisement claims Cascarets provide real exercise for the bowels, unlike oils, pills, or tonics. It asserts Cascarets draw on cascara sagrada to improve peristaltic action and bowel muscle strength, helping with headaches, biliousness, laziness, and constipation.
Property owners on the Malt Street road between Live Lojuts and Chaeinnath ureant petitioned Tuesday to defer widening plans. Street Commissioner Taul E H Stoffler said the effort to widen from eight feet may proceed if owners donate land advancing seven and a half feet on each side. The committee cited an old request and proposed possible paving as an alternative if widening now proves impossible.
A negro woman named Vanity Dirham aged 105 died at a south Georgia home. Born during the presidency of Andrew Jackson Monroe era, she was formerly enslaved by the Durkin family of North Carolina and lived in Waycross.
City officials prepare to address allegations that Mitonia Derigation operates a failed sanitary sewage disposal system in Mion from Mitchell. Mayor Chambers reports the council will hear county judges and commissioners' complaints at 2 p.m. Wednesday at city hall amid pollution claims by MileLell residents.
A mysterious theft streak hits the military plaza district as a car disappears amid reports of a rash of stolen vehicles. Police investigate the incidents tied to a string of similar thefts reported Monday in nearby towns and suburbs.
Fragmentary university debate shows students opposing a liquor ban as several parties urge continued restrictions. The fragmented text hints at tensions over student rights, drinking norms, and the role of student government amid policy pushback.
County tax collector Tt. Neil Cauriell Woestay reports receipt of about 971000 dollars for ad valorem taxes. A check for a nearly identical amount was deposited by Sobieski into county funds, with 20 percent routed to the National Bank of Commerce and shares sent to City National Bank and Commercial National Bank.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes a home remedy for gallstone colic with dubious language and broken phrasing. It mentions a purported painless, inexpensive home treatment, a doctor’s prescription, and a 29 year claim, using vague references to a publisher and an unspecified location.
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