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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1929
Page
18
An odd OCR fragment notes a departure from Cros sgland to South Africa with references to Feb 18 and delays. Names and places are unclear, but it suggests a travel or transport update involving a person from France and Africa hopping connections. The text is partially legible but lacks coherent facts.
Rolston Sanford, 20, a bookkeeper at First National Bank in Orangy, was taken into custody after a bank examiner flagged a cash shortage. President W. Ti. Stark confirmed the discrepancy estimated at about $20,000.
In San Francisco on his annual tour, George Rossu James, a Federal Reserve board member, backs Hearst's 525,000 prize for a practical temperance plan. He criticizes prohibition as unsound and calls for changes to improve national business conditions.
The steamer Eleanor Bolling left Wellington on the Byrd Antarctic expedition’s third supply voyage to the May of America base. The vessel sped from harbor to avoid winter imprisonment, carrying a bin of Byrd’s equipment as Commander Byrd and his men prepare for the approaching Antarctic season, with a wide range of country and suburban properties offered in the classifieds.
Pioneer Flour Mills operates a seven story modern plant on Guenther and South Alamo streets with direct railroad access. Established 78 years ago by C. Il Guenther, the mill produces Pioneer and White Wings flour and Christmas Tree bran, supplying Texas and Mexico with high capacity output and strict sanitary standards.
A large winter tea and final program will be presented by the Federated Protestant Women's group at the auditorium at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. It will be followed at 8 p.m. by a dance in the Maza bowl room. The event is open to the public with proceeds aiding a charitable cause. Members of the organization will host the fundraiser with donations from attendees and supporting party members.
An army of shovelers works through snow to reach Silent Bilverton and Kiyreka, attempting to clear routes within a day. The effort aims to restore access for 104 families and ensure essential supplies, with lingering gaps for some residents.
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