Like Now Used Cars Offer Declares Low Prices
An ad proclaims Better lused Gara prices well below home prices, urging buyers to treat themselves by driving a used car home for a happier family. The tone pushes urgency with the phrase Like Now.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
11
An ad proclaims Better lused Gara prices well below home prices, urging buyers to treat themselves by driving a used car home for a happier family. The tone pushes urgency with the phrase Like Now.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and phrases including Seegenzer Roth, Andy, Tamar, Bate, Wy, Kerri News, and Mabel. It appears as a jumble of mixed words with no clear narrative or event to summarize into a coherent item.
A dense OCR list documents numerous deeds, property lots, and vital statistics items across San Antonio era records. Names such as Malis Russell, Parker, McGown, and Zedler appear amid references to city blocks, parcels, and April 1927 dates, with assorted hospital and birth notices and personal filings.
A garbled classified style notice mentions an auto exchange, various models and vendors, with unclear names such as John Linsey and Co and Ford-related terms. The readable fragments point to a used car exchange and a listing of parts or models but lack coherent details or totals.
Representatives from free-spirited clubs have been chosen to represent their group on the Girl Reserve float in the Earth of Flomtre parade. The selection, announced this week, highlights youth involvement and community spirit across the pageant.
A fashion discussion at the Palace Theatre explores modern versus traditional dress. Miss Taylor argues freedom and comfort define current trends while old style delights with ruffles and grand era flair. Observers note public scrutiny and social talk around fashionable choices.
The Fortieth Squadron edged the Sixty–Ninth in a 12 innings see-saw game 9 to 8 with late rallying. Batteries listed include Caumbell Smith Ryates Thompson Drobina and Dewey for one team and Graham Folsom Coney Gras for the other.
McMurry College Indians edged Texas Tech Matadors 9 to 4 in Abilene on April 21, overcoming a first inning home run by Marshall of Tech. Waller pitched in relief for McMurry after starter Teed struggled, with Edelman Woltee Hamilton Murphy and Brown contributing on defense and offense.
In Cleveland on April 2 Obie The Cleveland Roseing Conrail awarded $4000 each to two Texas and Idaho boxers after a twelve round welterweight bout was halted in the ninth round. Referee Caldwell deemed the contest a no contest amid accusations of withheld purses and crowd unrest.
The close track meet hinged on a final discus toss at the Wernosu venue. Competitors, including Kergenni Wilson, delivered strong performances as teams contesting a military pole event claimed a narrow victory.
A garbled 1910s page reports De Mar turning down vaudeville, noting contest results and a local theater performance. Names and details are partly unreadable, but the event centers on a performer named De Mar and a vaudeville venue in a small town.
Fay Universal Merrice reports from Chicago on Julian Copeland a University of Southern California athlete famed for a eight pound shot 33 feet 4 inches who plans to quit athletics for court politics after competing at the Climote games in Amsterdam 1935 she says sports has been enough and she will begin a political career.
The fragmentary text lists National and American League names and totals with player references, totals, and partial scoring lines. It references Teague Williams, Tavares, Hainer, Weil, and Gehrls in a stray box score context without a clear game result or complete details.
Tex April 31 reports Ewing losing in Brownsville amid fierce in ring action. The event featured Tanjay Hughes and Dimmit with contenders Dimmit and Wibby Jackson highlighted in late rounds. Final results sent Ewing to the loss column as the valley crowd witnessed a hard fought bout in the welterweight ring.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a cavern and horned figure in a back area with unclear context. Names and dates are garbled, leaving only sparse hints of a local discovery or event in a historical newspaper fragment.
Former national tennis champion Tilden plans a European tour to face top European players in Germany. He will be joined by Francia Ibanér, his doubles partner, as he trains for a comeback to reclaim a championship, eyeing a match with leading European net stars.
St Marys preps rally to win 8 to 6 as Buttons scores and Brat four skalage drive the Cadets victory. The Bottoms claim their eighth win of the season led by Selidx ui Te My Wyuf and Thrasher with multiple safeties and triples.
Forty six players from South Texas cities converge for the Corpus Christi golf tournament. Key names include Roe Ir Rent, Trelva Tinserk, McAllen, Shermanville, and Harlingen, with twelve clubs entering. Local banks provided principal prizes in the Rio Verde cup, won by a margin of three.
Unclear OCR text shows a boxing event mention with Zorilla and Bud Taylor amid garbled names and dates. The fragment hints at an upcoming bout in Bay area within weeks, mentioning university context and weather factors. Names and specifics are unreadable due to transcription errors.
In a San Francisco station telegram, Buren Burch agrees to temporarily grant custody of his two children to his estranged wife, Mrs. Burch, to allow the baby girl to be raised by her mother. The move comes after a long separation and a divorce, with the father expressing that a mother’s care and love are essential for the children.
A damaged fragment describes relocating a fountain at the court house patio near Market Street. It mentions the fountain’s history and prior placement, noting a planned shift associated with a theater or property development. The text is fragmentary and lacks full context or clear actions.
A scrambled note lists a gathering of hotel greeters in San Antonio for Wednesday night at a downtown venue. The message mentions general Luishndy and a tentative meeting location with unclear specifics.
The Rocky Mountain Polo announces dates for its 1997 world tour starting January 12 in Fort Leavenworth and continuing December 19 events. Colorado Springs outlet Map 1 reports official details from Trienall News Service and World Tour organizers.
Miss Ederle rides the Orange Crush float as crowds line the streets of Columbus for the city parade. The event marks a festive showcase with local theaters previewing performances during the celebration week.
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