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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1928
Page
18
Fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of vehicle models, makes, and dealers including Studebaker entries and various car names. Mentions of Sage Motor Co and Smith Motor Co appear among incomplete lines. Content reads like an automobile dealer listing page with model names and partial prices.
The ad touts deep discounts across Good Will Used Cars, urging demonstrations and calls to inspect a large Pontiac line and other models. Listings feature Chevrolet and Ford offerings with prices, trade-in mentions, and terms, claiming “within reach” deals and various model years. The chaotic copy lists many car names, prices, and dealer tags, reflecting a busy used car sale at Alamo Automobil Co.
A Chicago area report details Loulet Wiffany, an Illinois police official, visiting a San Antonio hospital to confer on the detention of a suspect named James Belly. The narrative mentions medical observers and civil authorities assessing the case amid unclear wording and fragmented phrases.
Fragmented text discusses immigration policy and actions tied to a president elect visiting South America. Mentions possible legal or congressional context, and upcoming meeting in March. Names and places are garbled. core idea concerns immigration and policy debate during a presidential transition.
The city council approved a permit for a Santa Claus party hosted by Rotarians at Santa Lane. The event, requested by Mr Simpeon, is planned for December 24 in the afternoon at the auditorium. The Christmas tree will be lit, and attendees will be escorted to the viewing area by Vicerters.
City resolves levy assessments to widen Alamo Street between Taye Nueva and Lovner, funded by property assessments. Relief funds cover part of the cost while residents' payments and city contributions determine the final total.
A garbled text fragment references an auction near Orles and ongoing city ordinance debates. It mentions Murrey AL and Muska Woe as locations or names, with scattered phrases about legal action and land deals, but the overall sense remains unclear and fragmented.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a broker named Chiang Wo MeCipley and a list of names including Mrs Tent Metals and Lindsay. The passage appears as a mangled obituary or notice with scattered references to relatives, places, and possible dates, lacking coherent facts.
A union meet led by Clatemm Willian Qebse aims to canvass small divestors in the Gulf and West Texas Railway stock sale. A “pep rally” style dinner is set for Monday night at the Gonter hotel in Gs vielouk. Speakers include Chain Deligo Col W. Tr. Duttle Albert Steves Tr. Young and Th Speelu.
A notice from postmaster G. G. Turn announces a Milam Building P.0 branch relocation or service change. Details are garbled but refer to postal operations and official timing at the Milam Building site.
Report describes a crowded scene at the Miabadtaiy cafe where a soup spill caused property damage and overturned items. Officers say four women received minor injuries while several dishes and other objects were damaged. One man faced affray charges, with fines noted and ongoing investigations.
Mrs. A L Holland shows baskets woven by city children as an example of art taught at playgrounds. The note references basket weaving as one of the arts nurtured in local playground programs.
One of the last covered wagon pioneers, Extra Meeker, died in Seattle after several months of illness. He was 7 dollars away from nowhere, life-long travel and frontier hardship ending in a final battle with illness.
A damaged OCR snippet lists produce trade terms with prices per box and per crate. Entries include apples or peaches at $3 per box, crates priced around $4 to $6, and general freight rates. The garbled text references a market or wholesale context with multiple providers and per-unit costs.
A garbled market page lists vegetables and produce with prices including carrots at 50 cents per bushel, cucumbers 42 per bushel, potatoes 13 cents per pound, apples 3.25 to 3.50 per box, and beans at 43 per bushel. Entries mention beans wax 43 per bushel and melons 42.75 to 49 per box.
ELAS Club plans for regular meeting Monday night at the Biks forge. Fike will report on Camp Lafen-Bor and the annual event. Tolze will discuss fundraising for children’s charity as well as a stage show. The evening includes business, a vaudeville show, and entertainment.
A fragmented financial market report notes an opening session with muted activity and scattered trading by various firms. It references prices, market tone, and factors influencing early day moves, with occasional mentions of institutions and traders.
Goehel delays his planned record attempt citing unclear conditions. The postponement follows conversations with WICIRA and Ark Wruehel as the crew faces indefinite changes to the proposed flight schedule and a new timeline for the event.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous individuals and charges including drunkenness, forgery, and other offenses. It references court proceedings, penalties, and various names such as Thomas Morisland Cavitisle, Nick Hernandez, Jon Moire guez, and Antonio Tuite, but lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
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