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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1931
Page
18
Residents complain about gar bage disposal costs and service delays. City official Rubbola credits improved operations and reduced daily complaints to changes in the garbage department. A large number of reports now traced to outside sources, with citizens near the colander noting holiday waste and Monday’s collection revealing Christmas leftovers.
In Tom Green and Schleicher counties a fenced plot is prepared for bitterweed research, with a focus on a new plant at the ranch experiment station near Sonora. The study tracks damage levels, weed spread, and potential control measures as bitterweed shows limited activity locally this year.
Police prepare for a bank robbery incident at the Federal Reserve in Kansas City. A would be robber attempted to hold the bank, with officers arriving about one and a half minutes after the alarm was set off in a dramatic response.
In Chicago on November 24 a blonde woman and a man entered Josephine Joslyn's parlor at 23 Skidmore Street. The woman demanded a facial, fumbled for money, then drew a revolver and robbed the till. A companion helped cover the proprietor as $40 was taken and Joslyn’s wristwatch was snatched.
Sumamersville West Coast December 28 A widow who had been bedridden since her husband’s death died today a few hours after the man who murdered him was sentenced to life imprisonment The slain deputy sheriff Ghuale Umate was killed on October 21 in the line of duty.
Gainesville announces a second district recreation school drawing participants from Cooke Craggann Collin Denton Wise Moningue Jack and Rockwall counties. The program aims to broaden farm talk and community activities with a focus on rural education and local engagement.
Savoy's Mrs Andrews wins three prizes in a fruit jam companys international contest. She submitted six jars and won items including verve fables, un'ments, and an am visited 'ick, with notification received.
A veteran trustee, identified as Doe 23 f, received partial recognition from the board of trustees as nine new members joined the panel. The announcement notes the appointment follows persistent service and the school district’s aim to strengthen governance with seasoned leadership.
The speaker of the house receives a new gavel in a ceremonial transfer. The article notes Roberts predating the change and mentions John Ormnnen as a pew oxpeaker amid the wrangling over the balance of power within the chamber.
At Kelly Field the personal appearance campaign tightens as soldiers must wear complete uniforms or full gear when off base. Inspectors led by Lieut. Cat.1 Th. Clagett enforce strict standards including socks, trousers, and cap. civilian clothing prohibited except in limited circumstances. weekly barracks inspections now required for unlisted men to secure hair, dress, and grooming.
Quicksand halted work on a highway project as crews faced a 60 foot stretch of quicksand delaying progress. Workers and officials described repeated engulfments and temporary suspensions while efforts to stabilize the site continued.
A man jailed after a door slam led to an arrest. The report mentions Mari Anatano serving 20 days in daily detention. Abe Itein claims Mugo entered the state, while others discuss a broken window and damage to a diner.
A Christmas party was held at Mrs Avolgh's home on 249 Cuenther street for a Wednesday afternoon with a decorated living room, gifts for children, and Santa Claus delivering toys and fruit. Mothers Club members and a long list of ladies assisted, including J Jordan and Lahn J. Marantz, as guests helped organize games, refreshments, and gift distribution. Several other clubs and sororities hosted parties and meetings, with plans for future events and charitable activities noted.
Paris report notes two American girls, from Chicago, in France sharing hopes in the arts. Elizabeth Boul of Lycard is described as determined, while Glory Lavena of Oak Park, Illinois, aims for a scholarship at the Conservatory of Music and to perform with Civic Opera.
In Roston a plan to reduce class sizes to thirty pupils prompts debate. Dr Joseph Lyng, a Roston school committee member and local unemployed teachers advocate emergency measures to balance staffing with smaller first grade rooms.
The heavy hand of the law is felt around the University of Texas area as Austin police enforce traffic ordinances. A two day blitz issued many tickets to students and motorists. minor offenders paid small fines to avoid court, while the department considers a permanent crackdown after rising accidents near the campus.
A. E. Sweeney faced a drunken driving charge in DAYEaArUN with police testimony that he appeared thick when arrested. He admitted drunkenness but claimed ill fitting false teeth and liquor caused it. After four hours deliberation the jury acquitted him.
In Monticello Mississippi a brief marriage ends abruptly after three weeks when the groom learns his bride has been unfaithful. Dee, 28, and Mr. and Mrs. aha reportedly wed via a mail order arrangement. The juried case notes the husband discovered his wife with another man, ending the union.
A garbled Texas employment notice shows Baye university of i) Baye Inkenewlea positions throweh the onlerre Sits Increases Per cent in 1681 over IDAQ alcistju weet time fohw io other lings of employment ahowed shaty decline ya
In Brownsville, Dr. J. Ta Renttro, an expert fisherman, tested a decoy decay method in Gull nee Post Inlet waters. He claimed it drew a large quarry near the boat, with other fishers and boatmen observing the scene as the decoy attracted multiple targets.
A fragmentary report notes a Duke of the Empire aged 100 in Genoa in 1831. It mentions royal court bearing dignity, his role as prefect of royal palaces, and a ceremonial setting with aristocratic bearing amid references to Napoleon and Pope Pius Vt Hodge.
The prominent tenor Lawrence Tibbett performed on a traveling stage showing a row machine amid chatter about his audition and equipment. Reported remarks hinted at fans’ desire for a remittance film and noted a light Sunday schedule, with details obscured by OCR noise.
A report by County Agricultural Agent Th. CG. Robinson in Uvalde describes a successful year with several improvements. Twenty livestock records were kept, including dairy herds, flocks, and parasite control efforts. Members of the Wyalide County Club show creditable displays of registered Angora goats and other stock, with plans to exhibit at the Fort Worth show.
Perryton residents will vote on a refunding bond issue of 173 thousand dollars to fund improvements across nine locations. The measure includes issuing warrants and levy for the project, with the ballot set for the upcoming election.
A girl scout training program is slated to be sponsored at Rice. The event, titled TOTS 10X, aims to provide a course of training for wearers, with sessions from March 21 through March 2. The Navidad Girl penuh seth ceil dizeet participan.
Sherman dispatch reports a small town school community sacrificing a festive event to collect gifts and aid the needy as part of a charitable holiday effort. The piece highlights student involvement and local support for assistance to less fortunate families.
A garbled report discusses state and city pedestrian rules, urging walkers to stay on sidewalks where possible and to walk on the left or right of highways to avoid fines or charges. It cites Cobbs as a source, notes enforcement risks, and emphasizes safety over legal penalties.
Clovis reporters note turkeys valued over 30000 were sold in Clovis highlighting local produce dealers handling around 27000 units. The piece mentions Cunry county crops including wheat and other grains grown for fall and winter, with 200 workers employed that month and reference to Thanksgiving and Christmas preparations.
Canadian guards reassure townsfolk that no bank robberies have occurred and are unlikely. Sheriff Walter Jones has organized a townwide drill with the police department and Canadian Rifles CHY. a siren system will sound and officers will direct traffic to designated highway exits. Alarm buttons are being installed at the bank.
LAREDO Dec 28 Official figures show that about 50,000 Mexican repatriates are expected at the border at Laredo. Chief Gomez of Nuevo Laredo reported that from January 1 to December 1, 44,046 Mexicans crossed the border at Laredo. Since December 1, the average daily crossings have fallen.
Electra Group opens Electera Bank in the former Wirsk State Bank building, with August 3% closing and capital stock of 4500 and surplus fund of 1. Officers include A. T. McDonald as president, A. T. Mobb as first vice president, NML Clifford as vice president and cashier, with Clyde Martin serving as bookkeeper.
Amarillo topped a list as the most law abiding city in October with only 24 isolations reported. Chief W R Mee Dowell advised the release from Washington, noting few crimes and most residents employed.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Deaf Smith County effort to secure an agent in Wereford Texas amid train delays and unclear assignments. The text mentions Vince intel, drafting Smith counts, and a February timeline with implied actions.
Mise Arma di Lawes received a lengthy milestone achievement noted in Palatiebl records. The item mentions a Wednesday morning ceremony and marks three decades plus a substantial service period, reflecting dedication within a local governance or organizational role.
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