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A weekly column offers readings by Professor Alifin at Joske's doorway Mystic Room. Q and A cover marriage, careers, land leases, and family matters with direct yes or no guidance and brief outcomes.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
11
A weekly column offers readings by Professor Alifin at Joske's doorway Mystic Room. Q and A cover marriage, careers, land leases, and family matters with direct yes or no guidance and brief outcomes.
Radio schedule excerpt from San Antonio Light listing a day’s programs across KTSA ATSA including Texas Orchestra, The Funniest Things, Paramount Publix hour, Easter services, symphonic and religious programs, and various musical acts. The dense itinerary mentions multiple times, stations and performers, reflecting a full public broadcast day.
In 1924 a libel suit involving conspiratorial accusations against political figures emerges as details surface about payments and alleged coercion during the closing weeks of a gubernatorial primary. The case, centered on claims against Simmons and connections to the Klan, highlights financial and speech-related disputes as lawyers for the imperial wind present evidence.
Puccini opera Ta ohore based on Henri Mourger’s tale will be staged on the NBC network across WOAL San Antonio with Alda Hessler Amato Chamlee and others. Mendelssohn and a Felix recital follow. Floyd Gibbons recalls wartime escape and sends a 2000 word cable while later Amos Updons hosts the Lucky Strike orchestra broadcast unspecified.
Pedro Feanez was arrested by Sheriff W. M. McGee charged with robbing the Marlin Gurel home. Tranea remains jailed awaiting grand jury action. Investigators question him about a robbery at the Orange Crina Bottling company Sunday night. Items valued at about 109 dollars and 300 dollars in papers were recovered. Easter gift stock advertised at Military Plaza.
Fort Sam Houston hosts teas and dinners in early April honoring Major and Mrs. B A Simpson of Amarillo with a Distinguished Service Cross presentation. University of Texas student Doris Lavanture arrives for the weekend as Major and Mrs. Lavanture host, with many visitors from Austin and California noted. The Ninth Infantry officers’ wives plan a Saturday luncheon, a spring dance tops the week’s events at the Gontrr hotel, and social gatherings include a dinner at the Menger and a charity car sale atop the Anthony Hotel roof, featuring numerous local guests and family connections.
Automobile stocks rise in February and March signaling a recovery after a pinch in the industry. Production cuts helped turnover while dealers face a backlog of worn and costly automobiles. The article notes exploding stockpiles and costly disposal as a key challenge for manufacturers.
Readers are urged to cut out the charts on vital factors and keep them on cards for daily reference. The notice emphasizes routine use and orderly filing to assist ongoing monitoring and personal record keeping.
San Antonio livestock report shows a weak end of week with heavy receipts and light demand. Cattle and sheep prices fragmentary lists indicate cows priced 3.40 to 4.50, common to choice. lambs 4.0 to 5.1. wooly stock around 6.00 to 7.00. corn and grain values also noted with slight shifts.
Dealers reported steady demand for perennial Easter dishes at the San Antonio grower and market mission stalls. Fresh vegetables and fruits were scarce, with prices holding steady as markets prepared for the holiday dinner table.
A scanned market listing shows varied prices for fruits vegetables and poultry items. Items include mustard greens loaves onions tomatoes and celery with per unit prices and dozen counts noted alongside. Many entries reflect typical wholesale to retail pricing with occasional typos and archaic spellings.
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