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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
17
In Washington, dry agents stand by as a truckload of liquor is loaded for removal under federal sanction. Agents were assigned to guard the shipment against liquor looters and theft, ensuring enforcement of the dry era policy.
City officials ordered a property line ordinance for a 9-foot rear setback along Fredericksburg road Cincinnati avenue and Fire Points. Stakeholders argued the plan would create a safe, navigable strip enabling future utilities and access, while critics warned of potential takings and disruption to adjacent properties.
At a joint city and county meeting, property owners debated widening Main Avenue from Main Street to Nuera Street. County work official Ke Noll Campbell supported an 80 foot right of way, while other owners preferred 60 feet for the extension. The issue was raised as city and county authorities prepared to formalize the project.
The obituary notes Daniel McGowan of Newport and San Antonio died in a hospital. He had lived in San Antonio for nine years and was connected with a New York City burial service. The piece mentions his family and local associations and includes a reference to a funeral home and officiant.
Charges of quiting with a Inliers were filed on Tee Ven and Lome san Thursday morning before Justice of the Pence Lowa I. Goltz following a full Wednesday night at torn via bunding at West Cosinrvey and salt Yoba streets. Deputy Sheeik Angel Garlweo minis the perotts ai ytlayd a euantity of lottery ticitts out Aung money.
A fight to move the 12 convention of the American Association of Hallroyd Superitie Inodente was lost. Heatha-Hild of St tania, secretary, reported Thursday that the mechanism stage would be moved to Meklea Blt en route to the city where the excursion will be held.
Forsythe recounts memories of meeting Astin A. Cool a lawyer in Raw Antonio in Dec 1840s. The narrator describes jobless despair, wandering, then a risky trade with frogs and barrels near New Orleans. He profits, marries into stable wealth, and dies about 40 years later leaving an estate of $900,000.
A campus musicale hosted by Wesenosrliid College Choral Club featured a night of music and performances. Students presented a varied program in the college hall, showcasing vocal and ensemble pieces to an audience of peers and faculty.
The Austin Presbyterian meeting at Madison Square Websterian church featured temporary committees and remarks by Rev John J Byres of Veinity University and Rev Thuns Teyner. The Fifteenwnn program included commissioning of workers and the election of commissioners. Mrs Figar Hubbard presided as president.
Reported crash injures Mrs Angelina Velanti age 8 and Rudolph Leyes 36 amid a city transit collision near Soledad quad Meurtin. Both were treated at Green Hospital after the accident.
Fragmentary notice indicates a city property offer on Josephine Street with efforts to widen safety margins. The readable text mentions a public sale or exchange, a name similar to Baul and references to a commission or committee seeking to widen street access at no cost.
Ward Orsinger of the Texas Cavaliers trains for a tournament to be held at the International Exposition grounds during Fiesta. Many of the citys top horsemen will compete, drawing thousands of celebrants to the event.
St Marys alumni organize a fundraising drive to build a new gymnasium. The campaign targets a total $75,000 with $49,000 already pledged through a committee, and a second phase to follow as pledges are clarified. Local organizers include Mrs Philip Weigel and Mrs John Sucek with college support anticipated.
Billy Forbes aged 2 survived a fall from a second story window at his aunt's Los Angeles home. He landed 26 feet below on a concrete walk after leaning out to watch children at play. The window screen broke loose from its front fastening.
A chaotic account of Oscar’s involvement in a camera contest with a disputed photograph of the Capitol Washington and White House. The editor questions the image, editors discuss authenticity and merit, and prizes are awarded to winners including Garrett at 21 Billing Street, with various contestants listed and prize money noted.
The Bexar county 1928 cotton crop totals 15 787 bales as compiled by the U S Department of Agriculture. San Antonio agent Dr Pridgen contributed the figures while the report notes 4926 dates and 620 bales in the tied period.
Cavaliers announce a lavish Fiesta program with a royal theme and horse exhibitions. King’s procession, ceremonies, and a major tournament will feature riders, pageantry, and a display of strength and horsemanship.
Mrs. S. O. Garrett of 121 Alling Street won the first prize of five dollars today for a picture of her police dog. The Light and the Fox company will continue to award four prizes daily through April.
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