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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
13
A flood of small ads lists loans, used furniture, sewing machines, housewares, building supplies, and jobs. Buyers seek leather, upholstery, antiques, baby items, and metal goods while sellers advertise furniture, carpets, rugs, and appliances. Also includes autos, parts, and livestock alongside odd jobs and services.
Numerous vehicle advertisements present with model years 1927 to 1938 and various makes including Oakland, Chevrolet, Ford, Chrysler, Buick, Pontiac and more. Items feature prices from 236 to 593 dollars, contact details like Main Ave addresses and telephone numbers, and notes on condition and terms.
Advertisement fragment lists Ford and Chevrolet models with payments and down payments. Mentions Milam Chevrolet Co at Cor N Flores and Martin, with 1922 to 1927 model notes. Some garbled text references various car types and a dealership location on Dranidway at Sixth Ward.
Partial quota shortfall triggers cleanup push as campaign underperforms. Paul Ta Uirvey reports waning momentum and warns of austerity steps. Amid worker advice, Youngs Crsate Moudaswight Ben Larbeene at Mix ranch figures in efforts.
A garbled obituary fragment notes Crum to officiate Tommins burial in Evzar Kan ibis AR. It mentions a San Antonina native who died Monday at a local hospital and lists several names including Mrs. diel ord Canming and George Witte, with unclear relations and locations referenced.
E.1D notes president of the Sit Antonia chamber of commerce, Barter Whaley, miner of the same group, will meet with Charles Woost, president of the San Antonio Hotel Men's association, to discuss ways of coordinating hotel men’s operations with the convention bureau of the chamber of commerce.
Officials announce a visit by Texas retail merchants to Brownsville for talks with the new border city association. The visit continues next Saturday with stops in Palfrins and Raymondville to meet with new merchants groups.
A petition seeks an injunction to restrain Une city from proceeding with widening Prosa Street between Commerce and Market. Filed by trustees Laurand Edge in Wampauini, the case appears under the seventy third rule of the local code.
A condemnation proceeding against Mary Beads and other Weirs of the Wat is before the city commission. The case concerns proposed boundary actions and an impact on a property described as the old Bruly boiling site with six feet set from the front.
The House Naval Committee reported favorably on a bill to authorize establishing a naval air base on the Pacific coast at an estimated cost of 3,000 dollars. The measure aims to strengthen coastal defense and project postwar air power.
Officials including Chief Kilday discuss clemency for Pete GT with references to electric chair and petitions. Governor Nog Mowe and local leaders debate the case as petitions and requests circulate among police, ministers, and residents.
Washington news notes a clash over Union and Power elements at the Radio Stations Commission. Bey 4- Scot advocates extend the authority for another year, supporting broader control and wider coverage while La Font Meanwiile critiques the committee’s extending power. Porat defends the broad consolidation amid proposals for nationwide chain promotions.
International opera star Warren Bulag arrives in Holls to preview the talkie revolution bringing grand opera to cinema. He envisions Carmen and other works projected with synchronized voice, promising opera a standing in film era and wider public access.
In Corporation court testimony Officer Valdex described stopping Menelnen after he struck a curb at Guadalupe and Modam streets. The man allegedly assaulted the officer twice and was charged with drunkenness.
In Taventool England on February 4, Jacob Reginald Victor Clarke, age 1, known as the boy with 200 kneetlars, was convicted of murdering Mire Alice Fontaine. He was tried in four and a half minutes, found guilty, and sentenced to death by strangulation.
A hearing on paving works for three streets has been scheduled. The meeting, led by local officials, will address property owner concerns and the proposed street improvements.
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