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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
13
In a tense chamber of fear and resolve, Mary presses Dick and Tommy to confront a sudden crisis. She reveals a desperate need for funds and hints at a risky purchase, while Tommy resists, torn between fear and loyalty as the trio weighs a drastic option.
The First Annual Hog Front contest of the United States Ting association, backed by Hearst newspapers, wins broad approval from Presidents, governors, senators, and patriotic groups. It aims to educate youth with essays on American ideals, the flag, and reverence for the nation, offering world travel and Washington trips as rewards.
Responses to the Light's Out contest appear in Sundays paper with details from distinct sections of the South. Entries cite Hing consent with 10 servers from Mes Tole G Wright at 10 South Main Street Maris Coxay, representing Jose Ligon chapter of the A Tt Mids Wright communicating about prizes and participation. A second entry comes from Batesville Ark with Mrs J Ni Larnety, press ident of the Miry Ball Washing eapler, outlining inspection for bolle ing a contest there. A break in at Southern, Men Shelling company yielded 180 pounds of shelled yorms seized during a theft.
Seven members of the Sain Ancond Tine terminations smeared by President Lantar Secizson to a key committee to go to Austin to push for a passage of DHT before the legislative push to increase the Supreme Court to nine members. Committee members include Hob TL, Hickett dra William Aubrey, pAb Taint A Frantlin, TR a Thee Wil Marzis and Toward 'Vom lynn.
Lady Tan Malcolm hosts annual costume ball among London servants. Delight Potter Arnold, a Washington beauty, had her marriage to Prince Routfat Bey annulled after discovering he was a commoner.
Committes on a 325000 Bay campaign were named with A J McKe nv ie as finance chairman. Meetings begin daily at noon until the closing date February 16. McKenzie Wallace Carnoda G Hignint and others named as committee members with McIntosh Wright Durhea and Williams among officers and speakers.
A garbled but discernible report lists Abbott as an official of the Border Service slated for placement locally. Names and phrases surrounding immigration, transfers, and government roles appear, but many terms are corrupted, leaving unclear specifics about dates, places, and exact duties.
E J Sipple recalls old times at 212 Broadway when meals were free or inexpensive and taverns offered two beers for a penny. He describes noon meals of corned beef and roast, widespread eating and drinking, imported sausages, cheese, and sherry, with prices as low as 75 cents for a personal plate.
A fragmented OCR listing highlights the Alamo feature in a February issue of BR Magazine. It mentions Morality by Lethwick and a quoted line about Milena, with references to quips and Minne Tine as part of the cover text.
Sixteen officers from multiple army posts begin a course at Wortham Houston designed to qualify them to return to their stations and run company messes. The program, under Captain B W Pullin, covers army rations, cooking basics, meat fish poultry game, kitchen sanitation, menus, buying, and inspection to promote domestic efficiency and morale among officers.
County issues call for bids to demolish the Barkett Building located west of the Bosayents area near Uvand on Dolores Alcort. Project aims to clear the old homestead site opposite the Uemuerk property for planned improvements and annex-related work in progress, with funds allocated by the county.
The report notes the debut of blue bonnet bloom in Heights at an exposition with descriptions of displays and sponsors. It mentions social events and local figures attending, highlighting the early spring scene and community involvement.
An expedition led by Professor Manson reports finding a thousand problems in the desert as researchers describe primitive tribes and a hunt for a buried community. The team walked 100 miles to locate the ruins while observers note their lowly status and the discovery of film and artifacts for the Witte Museum.
Miss Mary Wilson announces a soap carving contest for children to be held in the first week of April at 4 o clock. Entries open with no age limit and run through March. The event aims to showcase young carvers with prizes and a small exhibit on Saturday.
A fragmented clipping notes General Lahm’s dog is missing and a vague reference to related events. The text mentions Reig, Grins, and various garbled terms suggesting a military or wartime context. No clear dates, locations, or names beyond Lahm are identifiable.
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