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Philatelists seeking information on stamps may obtain guidance on collection and value from Peter de Mrez0 displayed at Frank Arethers and the press of the San Antonio Philatelic Association.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
23
Philatelists seeking information on stamps may obtain guidance on collection and value from Peter de Mrez0 displayed at Frank Arethers and the press of the San Antonio Philatelic Association.
A late night gathering in Medliven ball room kicks off with a dinner at 0 and features a variety of performances. Organizers invite residents to attend as prominent San Antonino figures discuss new methods of engaging the public.
An article cites Hoover praising waterways as a cheaper transport mode to boost farm relief. It argues inland and river systems can move wheat and other crops up to 2000 miles, comparing costs with rail and river steamer services, and envisions rail lines connected by waterway systems to support population growth in the century ahead.
A New York dispatch reports on congressional views and expert testimony about inland waterway improvements, river systems, and canal projects. It highlights Senator Morris, Commerce Secretary Hoover, and advocates for linking agriculture to industry via enhanced transportation, arguing benefits justify costs while noting uncertainties about funding and feasibility.
In a terse report dated April 9, 1968, authorities outline planned conferences and the issuance of warrants to arrest and detain individuals tied to a labor dispute. The piece notes alleged kidnaping activity related to two union representatives and the ensuing strike actions at the Indiana plant.
April 9 report notes warm Atlantic seaboard. yet Nevada and California suffer frost and snow. Orchard damage hits fruit crops with up to ten percent loss in upper northern regions. cherries, peaches, plums harmed. Classified ads warn of real estate and farm listings for sale.
Joseph Cera, a confessed bomb planter, told police he bombed seven fruit and grocery stores in Chicago. He said an Italian named Peter Itnag employed him in an independent business. He described pay of 85 to 150 dollars per job and claimed more than 100 bombings were committed in the past year.
Credit manager E Wadell Wittell of Vosuu was principal speaker at the Tincheon meeting of the Bandutatiy credit men’s association held Tuesday at the Monger hotel.
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