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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
6
Methela works with the school board to obtain legislation to raise the tax rate to 1.25. A meeting of the South Side Improvement Group in Hom featured Tailor, vice president at Jane 1, discussing preliminary work on a new school building on the South Side.
Rabbi Frisch will speak at Temple Horh j in Habbi Ephriam about the economic crisis caused by Soviet Russia. He plans to outline fundamental changes needed for a more just economic structure and discuss the present value system in society.ervices start Friday at 5 p.m with a sermon at 1:00 p.m.
Opera stars to broadcast a teaser for Chicago civic opera offerings. The program will feature Wilk and others on KYSA at 8 o clock May night, with guests including Mare Ann Evans and Mrs Adams Beck under pen names George Elliot and T. Uarringwn. Reports mention composer Vieteal xante and others, plus a Friday afternoon segment on WTRA and a separate 3 pm Friday feature on Columbia network.
George Warren Wilder, former president of Butterich Publishing and New Hampshire state legislator, died yesterday in New York. The report notes his long service and connections with publishing and legislative work.
A garbled OCR listing outlines radio station IDs and a mix of program notes. It mentions various frequencies such as KMAC and KTAP with scattered times like 10:00 p.m. and 6:20 p.m. along with vague program names, operas, and music segments, all presented in a jumbled page fragment.
Uneven OCR yields a shattered listings page noting music events and performers such as Toscha Seidel and the Dr. Gola School of Music with scattered times and stations. The legible items reference Bilocretea and Singers, with fragments of names and broadcasts amid chaotic text.
Fragmented account recounts a doctor J. S. Leenhardt promoting an internal medicine named HEM-ROID to treat piles by stimulating circulation and strengthening tissues. It details a 64 cent price, large patient usage, and a refund guarantee at Sommera Drug Store, urging readers to try HESCIGID for relief.
Fragmented OCR text mixes toy phrases and garbled lines. The readable portion mentions Just A Touch Of Ice Mint and PRESTO Corns withers and lift out with, interspersed with unclear names and phrases. No coherent event or person detail emerges suitable for a concrete news summary.
A fragmented list shows dance bands, programs, weather, and morning segments across radio stations and venues. Mentions include Connecticut Yankees, Casa Loma, Libby program, NBC studio features, breakfast broadcasts, and assorted musical acts with timing hints and station codes.
A fragmented Washington dispatch notes a planned speech in Congress amid a garbled text. It mentions an upcoming event with references to the decorum, a memorial presentation, and preparation by an orator, but the exact details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MICAGG reports seven Chicago police officers suspended after investigations into bribery and extortion. Five officers allegedly accepted monthly protection money from a bookmaker, while another five were tied to fees from a hardware investor.
New York report details a girl seeking a plane to transport a horse from New York to another state. The request aimed to move the animal to a different location, with the source noting the transport was arranged or discussed recently.
George Beuchler and Portulari praise Pertuzain as a fast acting cough remedy kept near microphones. They claim it is free from narcotics and harmful drugs and has been prescribed for over twenty five years, especially for children.
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