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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1929
Page
6
An extended social and civic gathering unfolds with officers listed, a May banquet planned at Brackenridge Park, and multiple committees arranging events. The program includes talks, a dance, a silver tea benefiting St Anima Chapel, and preparations for a state conference.
Clara C. Pancoast reports a Stanford hosted wordy gathering titled fineilag evening at Werbine. The event featured shy members of the strive clogs of Westignnt and Mes with Melifor entertaining. Guests included Mine Feely Thane and Taide som Asin. Moora attended a factional party at MA location.
Local drug stores carry a new prescription relief claimed to ease rheumatic pain neuritis sciatica and related ailments. Officials state it is not a narcotic and a money back guarantee is offered if relief fails after use as directed. The makers urged patients to ask their physician for the medication and try it at home with pharmacy guidance.
An old time remedy claims to ease indigestion by stimulating digestive fluids. Dr Siegert s Angostura before meals supposedly turns every meal into healthy blood and tissue, letting you eat heartily without distress.
A stream of social gatherings unfolds across the area with notable arrivals and guests. Everett ML Massie, a New Yorker, visits Westmorland College connections, while Marie Spears from Chicago plans Monday arrival to visit relatives. Aushibation shows at Water galleries invites Mobert Younel artworks, and a Chamivane Choral breakfast is planned at St Anthonys hotel with a long guest list.
Mrs. KV Hardwicke of Stamford returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. J L Landrum. The article lists numerous social events, teas, receptions, music and club meetings around Houston area, with guests from Chicago, Texas and beyond, and details about hosting venues and dates in late March and April.
A fragmentary report describes a renowned doctor testing a newly invented medical truss. The notes reference a trial involving a patient in Kansas, with scattered details about locations and people, but the overall narrative remains unclear due to missing text.
Mitchell Company submitted the lowest bid to construct a new fire station at a city bid opening. The firm offered 20 095 dollars for the project while the second and other bids were higher, with the heating and plumbing proposals also noted. City officials will review the bids and finalize selection after the required inspections.
County commissioners faced a bond issue to cover bonds totaling RS4,000 for county warrants. County Auditor Wil ter dgendall oversaw proceedings as the bonds were prepared for permanent investments in the county treasury.
Mayor C o M iShumhore and city Comamissionies Monde were invited to attend the opening game at League Park in Wheelank Yi Nerdy Afternoon. Tom Connor, milliger o f heelu, defended the invitation. The opening match pits Sanknituniy Didiniane against the Wary club with Mt Suanopers pitching to start the game.
William Fenske, 74, will be buried at Selma. The funeral in Selma will be held Monday at 2 oclock at the family residence. Relatives include Mrs Fred Fenske and Mrs John Mirkiveh among others. The ceremony will be conducted by the Rev G Morhninwe of the New. Teachers Association.
The city council authorized purchase of a mower at the meeting. A majority vote approved the expenditure for the equipment to maintain grounds and keep public spaces presentable. The cost was not clearly stated in the readable text.
An ordinance declaring widening of a street was approved. The measure aims to widen existing road near a bank intersection, with a preliminary plan indicating a forty four foot right of way adjustment and related municipal land actions.
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