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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
13
Brett searches Reno Colony with wife sightings and a tangle of names, betrayals, and hotel leads. Detectives probe a web of suspects, reunions, and an exiled lover, as clues surface about a missing plan and a planned return.
Milam Girls Club enjoyed a social outing at the Culebra Inn with a chili roast around a campfire. Doris Deck won a potato race prize of wine, Traymond Sentt took top honors in a potato sprint, and Decg earned a chicken limb prize in a separate race amid a bring-your-own picnic atmosphere.
The Serlitys and Professional Women’s club of the YW plans a Tuesday night meeting in the chin romma at the X venue to hear reports from delegates who attended the recent business girls conference. Wir Joney Mothln is listed as providing at the gathering.
The fragment lists numerous unreadable names and street addresses across multiple cities, producing a jumble of personal names such as Isabel Semmelmain and Sophia Maltemay Schwartz with varied street references like Avant avenue and West Misite Ion avenua, indicating damaged OCR data rather than a coherent event.
Mrs. Tirzah Ware Rodgers recalls 1800 South Wire Errest and a past era when the author and bride-to-be sang in the Mahncke hotel's evenings with Meatran omemicians. She reflects on Mr. Muaheve, town joy, and a lively, chaotic scene including Mexican dogs and a donkey carla carrying mes nulla rants.
Mme Alivia Miller once with Vernon Etork company signs contract with New York Opera, to be broadcast on KGRG radio panel Wednesday. After her radio appearance she will move to a movie tone picture in New York.
The garbled report describes an incident on a street involving a person named in a broken line, with unclear actions and injuries. Readable bits indicate a fall and medical transport, but names, dates, and places are obscured.
In a tense scene Felicia contends with her husband in their New York setting. Nes, Ann, and Peg greet Lindbergh’s infant as Brett watches Felicia’s poised transformation. He asserts his claims while she defies him, warning of an imminent separation.
A handwritten account tells how a boy named Willian Jol Tonnersy faces illness with faith and courage, turning to crochet to pass time. He works on a sun chest and crocheted pieces for a girl. the final lace edge remains unfinished after hours of toil.
A fragmentary report notes that the skin of a coyote was given to Police Captain Brown after a hunt. The garbled text references Captain Town, a coyote notably prowling a neighborhood, and a scene involving chickens, but many details are unclear due to damage.
Hobart Huson purchases Old Farm Journal from Tintart Tilson, attorney, a longtime Dexna publication. Paper moved from Front to Olaf Johnson estate with verification beginning February 1908 in Amacity, Terns, later halted and moved to San Antonio. New owner becomes head of Gull Press, Inc, publisher of several weekly points in South Terns.
Funeral services for George Baxter were held Sunday at Marlisan Square Refresherian Church with officiating. The 67 year old former New York teacher died at home. He is survived by a daughter and two sons, including Miawilaw and Mora Baxter, and other relatives.
Beautiful handiwork crafted by a deceased son, William, to comfort his mother, Mrs. John Hennessy. The invalid boy made the fancy work for the girl he dreamed of.
Printers of Texas shift convention dates to March with changes announced by secretary T J Wnehidy. Officials say the move affects lodging and schedule, with the event linked to Chicago Civic Opera and the International Livestock Show. Proceedings will be held at the Mina hotel, details to follow.
Liss Homer C. Lyrris, former Main Avenue high student, becomes superintendent of Robert B. Green Hospital. She succeeds Mrs. I. H. Wilson who resigned recently. Her parents reside in San Antonio.
The Wight invites readers to define convict talk by compiling a prison vocabulary from a long list of coded words. Contestants must submit four word definitions and the four strongest answers win prizes ranging from $25 to theater tickets. Entries due next week.
The Maddox Air Lines contemplates extending its service to San Antonio as a future project after reviewing prior routes. A letter from the chamber president and the airline’s general manager confirms discussions with city officials about potential expansion and operational permits.
Edward W. Hase, formerly of Katy Antahia, died Thursday in Charlottesville Virginia after an illness. He is survived by his wife and a brother. Funeral arrangements are pending in Hoy Anionsy.
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