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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
23
A historical newspaper fragment advertises used cars including Hupmobile and Buick models with prices such as 650 and 820 dollars. It notes dealers like GUANANTY FINANCE CO and mentions financing offers, contact details, and various car types including sedans coupes touring and cabriolets.
A damaged OCR from a 1920s motor car ad shows multiple listings. It mentions a 1927 Essex Coach Wack enamel, a rebuilt engine option, and prices around 279 dollars. Mentions Hugo Grote 710 Broadway and 1323 Broadway with scattered model names and contact hints.
The notice lists sealed bids for county road and water main projects in Medina county including paving, fencing, and drainage work. It describes public auction details for an irrigation and road project with qualification of bidders and terms, and mentions a May deadline and the county judge as contact. The classified section concludes with a light classifed ad line promising quick, sure results.
The cotton market opened unevenly with futures in New York and Liverpool showing varied movement. Prices traded at modest losses or gains on reports of demand, weather, and larger trade activity, while contrasting notes from export regions influenced nearby contracts.
Fragmented OCR shows a long, unreadable vital statistics list with numerous personal names, ages, street addresses, and scattered numbers. The legible parts include names such as Sidnex J rumlin, Maria Thintan, and Arturo Almaguer, plus street references like Palmetto street and Klein streets, with prices and dwelling notes.
Report from FIVCOHBERG dated April 25 describes Torey Marniton, 65, a factory foreman, marrying widow Ellen Sawyes, his housekeeper, on April six. The ceremony was certified April 22 by local authorities.
In Indianapolis Ritchey completes a needlework bed cover hailed as one of the era’s finest pieces. The project, started eight seats ago, aims to preserve employment amid local craft production while honoring a mother and family heritage.
Two sisters sustained minor injuries in a private taxicab collision on Pike Street. The taxi, driven by J. B. Sampson, and a car operated by Kendore Johnson, transported the injured party to hospital for treatment. The crash response involved City and County emergency services.
Noting lack of humor in a court matter Lloyd Hamilton faces, his wife Mrs. Ethel Hamilton has cited him to court amid his screen antics. The incident highlights personal conflict behind a public career as thousands watch his performances.
Comedian cites $7600 in alimony arrears as a key issue while pursuing divorce from Irene Dalton, his second wife. He notes unemployment adds to his difficulties as the case proceeds.
Market prices show okra at 30 cents per unit while late peas and cucumbers appear at varied levels. California prices hover around 35 cents for pavet lenses with recent shifts to higher rates.
A garbled crop list shows a chaotic mix of produce items with quirky prices and misspellings. scattered entries mention apples oranges lemons pears peppers and greens with odd currency marks and inconsistent quantities, suggesting a damaged or OCR corrupted page.
Readable fragments show poultry pricing per pound with rerym, can ta, and various regional notes. Mentions by commission and county collections hint at auction and sale terms, with prices around 19 to 32 cents per pound in Hawern and nearby locales.
A child sent a check to pay for a stolen bottle of pop found at a horse sale. The item was purchased by the father of the girl it was addressed to, and the incident ties to a larger marriage secret revelation. The article mentions a phone listing under Myrite Gallthynite and a misused number.
A long court docket outlines writs of eviction and various motions in multiple cases across McLennan and nearby counties. Names include Wallame, Latkter, Maria, and others with proceedings involving foreclosure, attachments, and fee disputes. Acts span writs of evict, motions for releating of cause, and trial settings in the Texas courts.
Chicago reports Professor Albert Michelsen argues a person’s longevity may hinge on the world’s capacity to amuse. He envisions living to 100 if humor and art sustain interest as the universe ages. The interview notes varied diversions from painting to violin as factors in health.
Police say twelve people were arrested in a raid led by Dee Give Cuph Andres Tupkine on charges including gang activities and tampering. Det. vombel and Chief Owen Kilday announced the operation, naming individuals such as John Kelly and Corks Crown Us among those charged.
Native land owners face a September sale of unpaid inter ests on public lands. About 20 000 individuals have not completed payments and will risk loss of land if they fail to cure delinquent amounts, with sales to highest bidder and 40 percent down. The total land value exceeds 8 000 000 dollars.
An ornithology figure will visit Austin Dallas and other Texas cities delivering lectures on egrets and herons. The speaker, tied to the Audubon Society, will present in Austin on April 25 and also visit nearby locales.
Susy and Heiberg mark repeated efforts to detain their son as he runs away for the eighth time. Neighbors say the child’s behavior has caused strain while authorities consider steps to ensure his safety.
AUMUAGO April 45.3ss Mary Mingle, worker at Asiura Moose lilt, disappeared March 24. Found drowned in Plot Liem weeks later. Mary was noted as secretary in a labor organization and widely known in Moose circles.
CINGAGU April 27 De Fennk J Carder an alleged quack with no medical license was charged with practicing without a license. He had an office at 177 North State street, same address as before. His firm’s license was revoked after reports of injuries and demands for payment totaling Boone from patients.
A chaotic report describes a burglary spree involving youths on Southroise Street. Accused, including Lave and Lacey, reportedly confessed after police interrogation, with investigators aiming to prove the motive tied to a vote and school tensions.
April 2 report notes gas workers gathering in Kangas City to discuss natural gas regulation. VS Morris, vice president of a Fort Worth company, serves as chair of the separate committee amid talks about the gas project scheduled for May 9.
A report notes a man awoke to find his shoes missing in a park area. Police advise residents to secure belongings at night and report suspicious activity. No suspects named. investigation ongoing.
An Austin report notes the University oil venture in West Texas has reached a total of 10 million dollars since inception. Recent receipts from Ameh Production totaled 1.5 million, supporting the university’s oil fund growth and future royalties.
Walter & Bridge sue Potec Fordenaye for damages after a bicycle crash in Stockton. The plaintiff alleges a collision occurred on January 19 when struck by a vehicle or object, leading to injury and demands compensation.
A robbery occurred at a gas station on St Mary’s Street in Worth amid night hours. The assailant entered the shop while Kriger filled the fuel and demanded money from the attendant, fleeing in a car with the victim’s wallet after threats and a gun shown.
Jule Jositta Cohen of Common Pleas Court has granted role in the Gardner divorce case. Martha Gardner seeks show cause why the petition should not be granted, alleging desertion by Gardner and requesting audience for relief. The couple reportedly separated after disputes since October 1, 1925, with Gardner denying the claims and the matter headed for a jury trial.
Rhoda once Pride of the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth was sold at auction amid the annual event. The mule, long famed for strong work and endurance, drew buyers from the city market. The sale closed after lively bidding reflecting the show’s prominence in the region.
In Seattle a man, distressed by the loss of a cherished jewel, attempted suicide after a robbery. He was admitted to St Anthony's hospital in a drug and alcohol affected state, receiving surgical treatment. He is expected to recover.
A scotch collie named Nellie died after showing strong maternal instinct. The dog reportedly refused to abandon her unborn puppies and died beside them as the family mourned the loss.
A small sale aboard the mitorship Alaha near Tarbor Avenue reports a safe containing cash was stolen. The sale lists $71 and $10 belonging to the ship's cook as the known contents, with the incident attributed to Sona Navigation Company. Local authorities note the figures and vessel name in the report.
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