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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1929
Page
20
Local notice lists names and vague contact lines about winning tickets for a new test and line Three. It mentions Missing Saints Sintest and a general call to remember the event and call for the Light Want Ad commer Relive. The text includes numerous misspelled names and scattered addresses.
The San Antonio Light announces classified advertising details including daily and Sunday rates, delivery options, and policy notes for local readers. It lists contact points, territory delivery, and disclaimers on errors, with pricing and insertion rules for classified ads.
Public notice seeks women for advertising work at Mage Cold Park. Flexible hours available, part or full time, with earnings based on effort. Apply to Advertising Director Thurman Barrett, 420 N. Bt Mary's Bt.
A garbled, OCR like text lists multiple employment notices and postings for sales, interior design, and franchise opportunities. It mentions addresses, names, and vague requirements, including sales roles, consulting, and franchise offerings, with scattered locations and contact hints.
A growing organization seeks ambitious men for sales positions with no prior selling experience required. Past three months sales exceed all previous records by over 20 percent. Liberal commissions and growth opportunities offered. Apply Sales Manager Thurmag Barrett, 429 N Saint Marys.
A distorted OCR listing mentions Mulintey Avenue and North Side locations, construction notes, and several names including Otto Klaus and Ruth. The garbled text references real estate, rooms, paving, and possible inquiries about planning or viewing dates, with sporadic numbers and addresses.
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