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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1931
Page
16
Partial readable classified notice fragment mentions a range and appearance, with references to an event or listing. No clear names, dates, or organizations are confirmable from the surviving text. Further context would be needed to identify precise action, place, or deadlines.
Ann Arbor authorities say seventy nine students faced liquor violations after police seized alcohol at five University of Michigan fraternity houses. County Prosecutor Albert Rapy confirmed the incident to police headquarters and noted the case awaits judicial action.
A New York case reports a dispute over using a three inch paint brush instead of a six inch tool, raising concerns about hiring more painters. Supreme Court Justice Lewis in Brooklyn reserved decision after hearings. note discusses university discipline and fraternity closures amid campus publicity.
Mrs Lavras Benoit reports weakness after birth, then rapid weight gain of 22 pounds after using Tronized Yeast. Ad touts Ironized Yeast tablets as a two-in-one tonic for weight, strength, digestion, and skin clarity. Claims quick, dramatic results within days with no taste issues and a money back guarantee.
An advertisement promotes Allenra as a weekend treatment to relieve swollen rheumatic joints. It urges starting Friday night and claims fast results, high effectiveness, and a money back guarantee. It targets readers unable to afford weekday medical care and promises powerful relief from uric acid buildup.
The readable text resembles a chaotic mix of words and phrases about pricing, products, and unclear names. It reads like a damaged OCR pass with mentions of ten cent items, a park, and colorful imagery, though concrete facts or cohesive events are absent.
Charles A. Simpson, an Alhove youth, confessed to the brutal murder of Mrs. Voorhies in her small grocery store. He described luring her, binding her to a chair, beating her with a club, dousing her with kerosene, and setting her ablaze after ransacking the shop for money. He claimed three dollars, cookies, and cigarettes were his haul.
Kroeger chosen for the male lead Satine in The Lower Depths by Maxim Gorky. Alred Easzmore to play Natalia as the Little Theater Workshop presents its first full length drama at Fourth and Nolan streets on Monday and Tuesday.
In Austin on February 20, Representative Youne of Wellington introduced a bill to empower Gray County commissioners court to provide three defeice out of the general fund to Sheriff Lon Blanscot as he continues a high profile crackdown. Ship Clanseet's life was threatened recently.
A man on Magnolias avenue was taken to Teterena hospital for first aid after smoke from frying bacon caused coughing and a nosebleed. The incident occurred on a Friday, with the background noting the strain on safety in homes.
Fragmented OCR recalls city dances at Martings and Midway Hall with Beck orchestra and Vets events. Mentions Spanish American War veterans, Terry's Cafe, and various local venues, dates, and performers amid faded names and place clues.
Manicurita Turns, who recently set an unofficial air speed record of 28 00 feet, will attempt a one stop flight from Los Angeles to New York on March 15 in her light plane.
Balbo and his companions arrive after a long rail run between Genoa and Rome, greeted with a simultaneous, hearty welcome in the city. The event signals significant enthusiasm for the group as they travel in connection with the 300 mile corridor.
The Southern Bee Keepers conference held here yesterday elected Jeos Ha ton of Kenner as president, Aly Penath as vice president for Louisiana and New York, G D Stourgeon of San Antonio as president, and Jensen of Jackson as vice president for Mississippi.
A man at 227 Tampico Street lost a finger when a wheel fell while he was fixing a wire. He was treated at Robert T. Green Hospital after the Friday mishap.
Police requested assistance Friday to locate Julius Norton of Alameda. A relative said Norton’s uncle lived on Sap Uedro Avenue and owned a cigar store. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact local stations.
Three pistol shots rang through the Reichstag lobby this afternoon causing minor injuries to none. Police seize suspect Hermes Hertan and prepare an examination to test his sanity.
In Denver Colorado a divorce case heard claims from Mrs. Flint that Spridge Flint struck her during a game and she sought a preliminary decree. The testimony revealed tensions around their marriage and alleged abuse linked to competitive play.
New York report notes widow of Chicago gangster Frank Mares fled her hotel fearing killers may target her next after her husband's February slaying.
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