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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
6
Local druggists dispensing A-2851 claim quick relief for rheumatic pain from long standing to occasional flare ups. The formula targets the pain at its source and has shown success in gout neuritis and sciatic nerve pain. Tear out this notice and present to your druggist or reference the product name Treroontinn A Enliquidor pilform.
Austin news reports the general land office audit hearing will resume Tuesday with Representative Jed A. Minot chairing the joint committee. A Monday report from the auditors is awaited and Commissioner J C Robison is expected to conclude testimony as Commissioner Michison may require several days.
Readers are urged to prepare a home remedy using 2% ounces of Pinex from a druggist, mixed with sugar syrup or honey in a pint bottle to treat stubborn coughs. The ad touts rapid germ-laden phlegm loosening, reduced inflammation, and direct action on bronchial tubes, claiming strong relief for bronchial coughs and chest colds. Pinex is described as a Pine-based concentrate with creasote, guaranteed to relieve or money back.
In Austin on February 24 the state board of education upheld the decision of Prof. SoM. 8. Marrs state superintendent of public instruction, ruling the Dallas Independent School District has no legal authority to charge non resident students ten dollars per month tuition. The board sustained Marrs and ordered Dallas ISD to refrain from collecting the extra tuition and to refund all tuition and excess sums previously collected.
Thieves broke rocks on the Southern Pecan Shelling company building at 614 Hi Pato street for the fifth time in a month, stealing pecans and shells valued at 8875. Fifteen cases of shelled pecans were reported missing as detectives William Carver and Joc Fuhnke investigated. Other thefts included items from a Thorns filling station at 1 South Pine street and clothing from a line in Mrs. W al Magness at 624 West Agarila avenue.
A man identified as Esquival from 800 South Sith received treatment for minor injuries after being knocked from his bicycle at Pecos and San Fernando near Robert B. Green Hospital on Yoursday. He was treated at the hospital and listed in stable condition.
Austin Feb 21 The senate prepared to resume work with a shortened calendar after a night session. House measures on the slate for initial consideration include prison bills and the aviation licensing act by Senator Tom Polard. The Crockett memorial appropriation of 20000 and a pay raise for state ranger members were approved. An interstate bridge and an Abilene experiment station bill also passed as the chamber moved through local and contentious measures.
In Austin on February 31 the highway inquiry paused after Gilchrist the state engineer continued testimony on bid merits for gasoline and lubricating oils and costs of operation. Roy Pennant had earlier opposed engineer recommendations while Elvin Gercon dissented on the resolution. Judge Ely supervised Gilchrist’s cross examination and rumors spread that Gurrou wished to wrap up the hearing.
The reminiscence recalls Electric Park as a lively baseball site on Main Avenue. High school teams paired with Peacock and West Texas squads, crowds buzzing as fights and celebrations framed each game. Tony Thebo’s eighteenth inning homer endures in local lore.
Former detective Will Powell, described as a negro city detective, faces an indictment charging exhibiting a slot machine or gambling device. Grand jury in the Thirty seventh District returned four indictments and eighteen bills, with Powell ordered held on a $54 bond for his appearance. Indictments also name Ludgren W Andersen, J. Wilson, and B. J. Scott. Scott faces six indictments in connection with forged vials and counterfeit offenses in Bexar County.
Police court proceedings led by acting judge Phil Wright show a series of traffic cases Thursday. Docket lists fines and dismissals with several defendants facing penalties and others released on new charges. The report details total cases filed, February 1947 activity, and docket outcomes.
A reformatory bill, aimed at separating youthful offenders from adults for up to five years, was reported out favorably by the House committee. The measure proposes targeted penalties and zoning of penitent terms within the reform system.
Austin reports that a court considered sentences for chicken and turkey thefts. The convicted thief faces potential penalties including up to one year in state prison or a fine, with alternative terms for lighter offenses.
In Austin a night House session approved a measure tightening Texas marriage laws. Applicants must give notice of intent three days before ceremony and males must show a non Venereal disease certificate. The bill originally set 19 days notice before license.
A constitutional amendment was introduced by Rep Morse to pay mileage for legislators traveling to and from the state capital during a session, cap at 25 miles per day, no mileage for extra sessions. Next general election day, November 4, 1980. Wallace proposes prohibiting arrests in speeders cases by officers lying in wait. fees not paid and dismissals directed. Keller seeks to raise bailiffs pay in Dallas County courts from 4 to 3 per day.
Health lecture titled The Pond Value of a Milk will be delivered Thursday at the Main Avenue High School auditorium. WN Laubsher announced through the chamber of commerce. Lecturer Dr. W. F. Phipps of New York will discuss milk’s value and health implications.
A young New Yorker lands a role in The Loves of Bunya after praising Danderine use for its simple routine. She credits the product with bringing out natural hair color, shine, and easy manageability, noting friends compliment her appearance. The ad touts a 35 cent bottle in drug stores.
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