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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
3
An economic discussion on inflation and deflation trends outlines how psychological factors shape price movements. It weighs wage-rates, production disruption, and transportation costs, suggesting a slow rebound after the deflationary period before prices stabilize and rise again.
A fragment discussing political stability and the pace of readjustment. It notes that no business leader should lose confidence as observers anticipate four to twelve months before further actions on “hatton” and a return to a stable level, urging belief in Tretiess confidence.
The article examines Woodrow Wilson's post presidency writing plans and the ironies of critics' views. It notes potential political writings may reflect his policies, with works unlikely to be unbiased but potentially revealing administrative affairs and ideas he championed.
A fragment discusses Wise Corporation delaying service by interpreting the public oriented ordinance to avoid costs. It argues corporations seek patronage and may exploit technicalities to maximize advantage while public service relies on fair access. The piece notes officials may be cautious of corporate manipulation and questions regulatory clarity.
The piece argues public reliance on streetcars declines as automobile use surges. It notes higher car ownership, street-car fare increases, and unsatisfactory transit, with some towns replacing lines with motor buses. It questions whether big cities will follow, urging operators to adapt to reduced dependence.
A fragmented narrative follows a traveler through a surreal, troubled vision. The prose moves from religious doubts to cosmic landscapes, touching on fame, fear, and a longing for meaning within a shifting, allegorical world. The dreamlike journey probes faith, fate, and inner conflict.
El Paso and Juarez police pursue a complex missing person case involving Glara Smith and her daughter Miss Binith. Reports say a confidential telegraph link hinted at her whereabouts while family members deny any knowledge. An intensive search of hotels and boarding houses in Juarez yielded no results as authorities investigate possible abduction toward Chicago or another interior point.
In a 2018 Ardmore incident summary, Clara Tailon is described as missing after a troubled life. The narrative notes marital strain, an alleged abortion, and rumors of a man named Jake Tammy, with mentions of Franke and Ty seeking wealth. The piece centers on Wyant’s disappearance and ongoing mystery surrounding Tailon’s fate.
A Southwest Lexag Oil Men's Association gathering in San Antonio debated gasoline quality. Speakers cited Somerset as equal to leading brands while discussing education campaigns to boost Somerset products locally. Officers and representatives from refining and distribution groups were elected to serve six months amidst potential future changes.
Pleas of guilty were entered in multiple burglary and theft cases in the Seventh District Court on Tuesday afternoon. George F. Gillette Nonoan B. Henry and Sidney Fisher faced two year prison terms for several break ins at area gas stations and related thefts, as prosecutors pursue additional dispositions.
A real estate transfer records the sale of block 205 between Henry and wife and Albert Reonkosky, president of the San Antonio Dive Vampiny, for 70000 dollars. The property spans West Commerce to South Buena Vista, near UC 16 GN railroad tracks, with two parcels totaling about 140 feet along the street. A second transfer lists 24 dollars for another tract as part of a separate sale from Nichaison to MT. Oppen Heimer, involving multiple heirs and an estate loan.
A fragmented report from Texas describes a railroad wreck near Wexarhamn Ark with injuries and unclear details. The account mentions a first stop delayed about forty minutes and references a list of names and actions, but the exact sequence and outcome remain obscured by the damaged text.
A garbled OCR passage describes a comical scene in a country store with an odd mix of dialogue and street chatter. Characters include Pamythes and a landlord as a door is misread and a tub appears. The piece mixes whimsy with stock figures like a merchant and a shopkeeper in an unclear village setting.
Fragmentary OCR text references a local event or meeting with scattered phrases about people and places. It mentions North Win' stint Osan and The AE Hrayitlay, hinting at a community gathering or notice. Details are unreadable, but several proper nouns suggest a civic or social item.
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