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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
15
Fragmented text describes concerns over women and fashion in springtime with mentions of hairstyles and public interest. It references San Antonio women and officials and mentions fashion trends, hair length, and hairstyles, but the content is garbled and unclear in detail.
A fragmented account describes Queenie dipping into a $2000 bill stash, Hank and Queenie’s scheme, and rehearsals for a Broadway production. The text reveals Queenie’s manipulation, tension with Hank, and an uneasy mix of theater life and financial risk as they navigate money, ambitions, and consequences. The piece hints at stage money, personal strain, and dreams of work in “Broadway Melodies.”
Gimeras keeps Fostor on his job as the city attracts air-minded visitors and national attention. Photographers capture scenes of prize contests at the Metropolis event in New York with prizes awarded to several winners. The Light Desung wall display and camera center plans are noted amid broader coverage of national interest in aviation and urban growth.
George Brown of 215 Tytwenn Street Pueaday was injured Monday night when his car struck another vehicle on St Hedwig Road five miles east of San Antonio. His wife, a passenger, was not seriously injured. both vehicles involved were damaged and he was taken to the hospital.
A garbled report describes an event where marijuana allegedly did not affect aim during a disturbance. It mentions a corporate ratification, battles through windows, and a door turned on Spend Street. A fine of 25 dollars is noted related to a person named Jorge Dave Watson.
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City plans to condemn Poppe’s parcels to extend Alamo Street from Apt er to Cunningham, aiming to acquire land for the project. Officials indicate that an agreement with Mr. Poppe may be rescinded as part of the condemnation process, while the Street Commission reviews steps and funding.
Funeral services were held Tuesday for William B Warey 43, who died at his home 401 Gollad Street Non Waa Whe Dey. Pastor Taues of Majlison Squire Presbyterian Church officiated. Commuernial Camp No 41 Woollmen of the World conducted the ceremonial march. He is survived by his widow Mrs Nonnie Ware two daughters Nancy Netner and Johnnie McDonald, three sisters Mrs Minnie Gilaster of Dow ork and Mrs Linsin Hatley of Wre non, Atk.
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Donkey polo experts in San Antonio speed up drills for the Strolling players parade of the caring fiesta. W. C. Brickiey Jr on Nellie and Alvin York on Blue are two of the most enthusiastic riders, having dented a tin can during several practice sessions.
A San Antonio volunteer traffic officer, dressed in a pottered uniform, was arrested after directing traffic and causing confusion. Witnesses described a chaotic scene on West Commerce Street as police moved in to detain him. Judge Marc Watkin fined him on a drunkenness charge as testimony concluded in court.
A report discusses plans to remodel the grand jury room at the courthouse. It notes potential changes to improve hearing and reduce corridor noise, aiming to support the jurors during deliberations.
A public notice from 1005 West Salia describes today’s prize event featuring a funny faced photo by M. C. Valencia and a Nubian goat entry on S Street. The Light and Fo four prizes daily for kadak picture with a $60 company prize is offered.
San Antonio youths prepare for a winter program described as a miniature stay and youth festival. The article highlights local organizers, a season of performances, and aims to showcase student talent with a welcome to the public.
Two attorneys submit applications with the county commissioners for the permanent position of a foreign George W. Huntress clerk of the commission. Court staff plan changes and the abolition of positions, while candidates await official action. The military service has not yet been established and union members discuss new rules for civil appeals.
City commissioners voted to spend 3000 to acquire a 199 foot by 2 strip of land for widening Nucom wheat between Lwgar and Main avenues. The ordinance appropriates the funds to the Chapter Really company for the property.
A short circuit in the motor of an electric refrigerator caused a fire at the residence of M. W. Togera, 01 Warren Street, Miss. The blaze started in the kitchen and was quickly controlled with minor damage reported. No injuries were mentioned.
The reminiscence recalls a 60 year period and a mid San Antonio festival. Students faced unexpected discipline in school, with some boys banned from activities and a two week stay in the principal's office as punishment.
In a county election three school trustees were named. The vote produced Charles Tech wal Taulis Hilder and Arthur Helnut BE as winners. Other candidates included Tenn Valley etveted, Chartres, Kuli, AL Bormann and Ay Reinivees, with Walter Neimann and W. W. Littte noted for vacancies.
The piece asserts San Antonio’s growth hinges on an intangible asset—the public spirit—describing the city as the “Stronty” city with Southern hospitality and opportunity. It stresses civic leadership, distribution of prosperity, and the need for government and business cooperation to foster industry, health, and welfare while noting diverse city elements and the mingling of military and civilian life as crucial dynamics.
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