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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1929
Page
10
In a tense Broadway Melody style scene, Queenie confronts Eddie Keeits amid kissing, threats, and rivals. Accusations fly as Queenie pronounces a stark choice while Hank and others watch, building to a pivotal, unresolved confrontation.
The article lists three additional Confederate veterans: Henry Burns, D. J. Cater, and EB, W. B. Leach, noted in top to bottom order as part of a broader roster of veterans.
In 102 years the Schultz Geer garden on Alamo plats faded and Frank brothers prospered. A big fire drew volunteers as water teams fought flames. The narrator joined the fire department, with PHY Wright as Police Commissioner supervising firefighting. The speaker served as a call man earning ten dollars a month for station duties.
Two young orphans face an uncertain future as court appeals and protective services weigh guardianship and care. The narrative centers on efforts by San Antonio authorities and Kansas protections to secure a stable placement for the children amid legal claims and outreach by foster systems.
City clerk Fred Fries announced bids for the fire station opening would be postponed due to holiday. a special meeting was set for 2 o'clock Wednesday morning to address the issue.
Victim Sulin Roi reports being attacked and knocked down by an identified man in Dforndng. She received treatment at Teobert Street Green Demyital. The incident occurred near Ruylz'n Boma na Ruls van 2olna home. attacker fled after striking.
Population is described as shifting across towns from Accra to Virginia and Ohio areas with talk of homes and permanence. The piece notes a rising trend in migration and the role of wanted ads in connecting buyers with sellers, urging reading readers to consider practical housing and relocation needs.
An article recalls a fraught incident involving Ald I and a group of aviators, with a report of women being approached in a public space and a man, Alfred T Elliott, connected to the case. Jerome Matamoras is noted as a female lead in a related event. Police quarters and witness statements frame the downtown disturbance as planes hovered above the street.
A man at 323 North Tolmetin Street heard a strange noise early one morning. Police officers responded and found a large black cat stuck inside a saloon can, unable to escape. They freed the animal, receiving light scratches in the process.
The University of Texas class of 1930 is cited with honors. Mary Mergacht Glass of McAlpin is named president of Gap and Gown, senior girls' organization, for next year, with Mary Tateher of Shreveport as vice president. Hosalie Kirhe of Sromasville is secretary, Graesieve Crit of Austin treasurer, Lori Cufftan of Redumanl reporter, Dorothy Peacock and Frances Crethwoo of Ben Antonis as sopho- officers.
Military order bans disposal of 22 caliber rifle cartridges in mixed lots and prohibits expending certain rounds. Official guidance directs commanding officers and ordnance officers to retain cartridges deemed unsuitable for use.
Ad men will hear a Sales Club head speak at a gathering. The program includes notes on advertising mindsets and a planned feature for the Purvitay event. Speakers include Kay kneinin Ader Hie Wit at the Plier field with members of Ui Ran Amtanty Hilesanénsh Flite.
Two hundred applicants are expected to take the examination as the Harmony finners of warm not clear. The text indicates exams near Waco on August 22 or 24 by the Army, with local officials announcing.
Soldiers plan to honor their mothers on May 12 by writing letters. The notice urges all officers and men to retire home and observe a tribute, thanking every uniformed service member for duty and sacrifice on Mother’s Day.
Funeral services were held for Andrew De Vatte Nogueira 1 of Callas who died Thursday in that city. He is survived by his wife and four sons, G R Noguien of San Antonin, Ve nm Ta Noetteita of Galing and FC Nogerira of Ola Hon Clg.
City commissioners allocate 1500 dollars to pave a convent access road after reviewing the budget proposal. The decision follows a routine funding request from local religious property stewards and ties into broader street improvement plans for the area.
City council passes paving ordinances for three streets including Guie Street New Bryantel Avenue Rio Cenda Street and Canton Street. Estimated costs per block and frontage lengths listed, with work to last through final street improvements.
The city clerk announces filing hours for candidates seeking office in the upcoming election. Notices indicate multiple contenders, including Mrs. FH Baller Nas and Maser Chambers, with filings to occur before the stated deadline.
In Comnoration court with Tuigearr Watson presiding, Dr G Wadle of Wan was fined 25 and costs for keeping a vicious dog that was chained broken and caused injury to Mr Be Dickineun of 204 Aver Grove. Dickineun testified showing his damaged arm as evidence while the judge heard the case.
Mrs Fiorence Meornntt of the Applied Psychology club has announced the postponement of the next meeting. The group will delay the scheduled lecture until a later date to allow full attendance and participation by members. The postponed session was to be held Monday night, but plans were altered to ensure a complete gathering.
A fragmented OCR listing presents names and addresses such as Charles Neldeci 134% Weat Age arila avenue and W. G. Wisnnp 23 Denver ponte ward f Me Wooker 128 East Mage Holle ayemin neh Kreeman 2012 South brea Adreet plus others like Fred Mage 18 Canal strarl and Gladys Bushnell at Middlsuiny treet. The legibility is poor with several misspellings and garbled lines.
Obituary item notes funeral services for Ruth Furman Ig, with references to a residence in Vitamin Bowlevted area and her husband and daughter as survivors. The text mentions a former president and several relatives, though it is garbled and incomplete.
Viola Brennan reports on the Albert Sidney Johnston camp of the Confederate Veterans honoring 11 missing members. A reunion is planned for June in Charlotte with a fundraising drive to cover about $500 in veteran expenses.
Mrs. Flewellen, a resident of Hom Salonlo, will be laid to rest Tuesday. The Rev W TD Nickner of the South Asda Methodist church will officiate at the service in Wirikal park. She is survived by her husband T C Mlowelleny tresare, Cfittopd and Thingd Llawellany hag mopar, Miss Talk Willany and her grandchild.
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