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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
19
A dense automotive classified fragment advertises numerous 1920s and 1927 models including Chrysler 70, Buick, Chevrolet, and more. It lists prices, dealers, and contact notes while promising easy monthly payments and guaranty financing. The tone mirrors a busy dealership promotional page with multiple brand mentions and model notes.
The cotton market opened lower with prices slipping on renewed selling and favorable weather. July and December futures closed weaker, with July trading around 18 cents and December about 18.62 cents, as traders covered shorts amid light demand and steady supplies.
Vendors reported cheaper roasting ear corn at Friday morning market as weather and crops affected demand. Crowds gathered near stalls selling cabbage and beans with prices around four cents for corn and related produce.
A dense listing of vegetables and fruits with assorted prices and weights. Items include potatoes, cabbages, peppers, onions, and cornbased goods from numerous vendors and auction houses. The jumble reflects regional market activity with fluctuating per bushel or per dozen figures.
A new Episcopal church edifice in Boerne, costing an estimated zero thousand dollars, approaches completion and readiness for occupancy in late next month. Rock material was donated by A G Gilliat, cornerstone by H H W McFarland, Fredericksburg, with Rev. George Belsay serving as rector.
Beno Kayton of San Antonio died at 200 Madison Street. He was a member of the Ac Di & A My Lodge and past patron of several orders. Survived by widow and two sons, four sisters and brothers. Funeral from home with pallbearers and attendants named in notice.
A dense docket lists numerous court actions across civil, commercial, and foreclosure matters. Names such as The Wraymouth Company and Commercial Credit appear amid cases involving manufacturers, retailers, and lenders with multiple defendants and assorted claims and liens.
Nonsense OCR fragment mentions Uncle Sam’s postmen names Arthur Delninger and Kitper Sires in a garbled line. No clear event or context to summarize into a full news item.
Fragmented notice describes mail delivery sector from Armour Place to McCullough Avenue with garbled references to locations and route notes. It mentions 624 1: 9 street and a placeholder list of addresses including 1207 to 1399 McCullough Avenue and nearby streets Magnolia and Ostrom Avenue.
A garbled OCR record from the Thirty-Seventh District Court and related courts outlines various cases in Texas legal districts. It mentions forgery and counterfeiting charges, contracts, and damages, with names and party references obscured by text corruption.
A parish announces construction of a stone church building estimated at 30000 dollars. Architects Terré onl Hance and others are named, with details of completion and design plans dated for March.
Mrs Edith Resch files petition in bankruptcy here with attorney James reporting motion to vitiate assets. The case cites U S bankruptcy proceedings and references a long list of creditors and assets, with court involvement expected in San Antonio as part of the proceedings.
A suspect faced charges in London for purse theft and related offenses. The court proceedings, penalties, and cited names reflect a chaotic damaged OCR with multiple individuals named and scattered details. The reporting centers on a theft allegation and associated legal actions.
A OCR fragment details erratic wheat price movements and sharp declines in Chicago trade, with references to futures, bids and tender activity. It notes weather, demand shifts, and price quotes for wheat, corn, and related commodities, alongside scattered market notes from Liverpool and New York.
Washington report notes that Paris entertainment receipts hit an all time high this year, with indicators showing greater visitor spending and more events drawing crowds than in prior years.
A dispute near 240 South Cherry Street in Morponitinn led to a fight when a shipping clerk joked at a colleague. Bricks were hurled, injuring one person as the other retaliated. An abusive language charge followed the brawl and arrest.
City officials announced selections for lifeguards and checkers at the municipal pool. Commissioner Phil Wight said twelve lifeguards and twelve checkers will staff the facility, with duties including supervision of swimmers and enforcement of pool rules.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or entities to summarize. no identifiable people places or organizations are readable enough to form a factual record.
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