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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1931
Page
13
A long string of unstructured listings pledges unoccupied rooms and houses for rent. Ads mention 4 room and 5 room dwellings with garages, electricity, and water, alongside multiple addresses and contact numbers. The jumble notes Furnished and Unfurnished options, prices, and various amenities, reflecting a bustling rental market with broad availability.
An unclear critique argues that people profit by renting and using Light ChiiGied AiG with mentions of seeking worth while spending minutes and examining prices. The fragment hints at price comparisons and potential incentives but lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
The 1928 Chevrolet Business Coupe is described as a solid, original car with four good tires and strong mechanicals. The seller notes a minor issue with transmission or torque and offers favorable terms for cash or credit.
Dense used car advertisement featuring Chevrolet Ford and Pontiac models from 1920s. Mentions prices like 295 and 700, repossessed cars, cash offers, terms, and dealer locations in Lone Star Finance Corp and Mor gan Fordward Auto Co. Includes various body styles and sale conditions with limited legible details.
The report details Allied logistical boosts and American involvement in the war effort, including increased aircraft production, shipments to France, and efforts to coordinate supplies and training. It notes constraints such as mechanic shortages, the need for orderly mobilization, and the push to deploy divisions before opportunities pass.
A fragmented report discusses officer shortages in Bratt and line units, noting only a small fraction of captains came from the regular army. It reflects on training, discipline, and morale as inexperienced leadership struggled to sustain divisions at the chateau headquarters during early operations.
A wartime exhortation addresses cadets amid training to apply absolute principles under changing war conditions. It urges learning, adaptability, and discipline, stressing that their conduct will shape future soldiers and reflect national ideals as they join the Allied effort.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a visit to General Foch to discuss Allied morale and potential troop formations. The author suggests drawing divisions from the Lys salient near Ypres and coordinating reserve units with the French command, noting aggressive action against British lines and ongoing operations in 1918.
A World War I dispatch describes German forces massing along a 50 mile front near Armentieres with 27 divisions in attack against exhausted British and Portuguese troops. Despite heavy losses, British resistance is praised as the French army moves forward rapidly to reinforce. The report notes Haig’s call for steadfast defense and urges continued fighting to hold the line, with plans to regroup and counterattack as French divisions are committed to the front. Uneasy frontier actions push toward late April, leading to gains for German forces but widespread fatigue among Allied troops. Tomorrow: Pershing in London.
In a convoluted case, Dan Zapata faces charges from gronkenman Sal Siedlein and a list of defendants including Bow Victor Mora and Jean Capas Tint Veins. Additional names appear with unclear roles amid allegations of disturbances and warrants.
Public notices summarize issued marriage licenses and births with numerous names and addresses. Includes intentions to marry, births at Green Memorial Hospital and Fort Sam Houston, and burial notices. Names, dates, and locations appear densely with hospital and street details.
A theft was reported Monday by J A Bleter and L Ne Aaron. An expensive ring was taken from a vehicle near the Plaza hotel. Police were also told a crate of format was removed from a Petite Commission company truck at St Mary's and Crockett.
A. Men, J. Tlaile, and Howell W. Jonen will address Kerrville central bank and city chamber leaders at the upcoming Kerrville chamber meeting. Clementhie will chair the gathering as the group aims to discuss commerce and community issues.
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