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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
10
A notice announces an eight-picture contest named That's Old Story No. 6 to appear in next Sunday's paper with drawings by entrants. The brief includes unclear remarks about engagement and progress as readers note the contest structure.
A health advisory warns that gum and mouth disease may signal systemic illness and threaten overall health. It urges seeking dental care promptly to prevent worsening pain and potential bodily impact.
Readers are urged to submit entries for a series of 10 pascale picture contests with $100 prizes each week. Contest No 3 entrants must mail or email answers to The Light at 422 Broadway by 11 pm next Sunday. Winners for Contest No 2 and answers for No 4 will appear with No 6's results.
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel D Bridge who died in Churstley will be held at Christchurch Belk Nap and Grass Place Saturday morning at 10 o clock. She resided in San Antonio for 17 years, coming from Monterrey. Survived by husband Samuel D Bridge three daughters Mrs W W Folien of San Antonio Mrs Ri and H D Vigeon of Monterrey Venezuela and one son J P Bridge of San Antonio. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers include local and Monterrey men and Mexico City notables. Classified note advises to don’t worry about bills and they will tend you the money.
In San Francisco on February 27 15 cent gasoline sparked a wave in California as independents and big oil firms vie for customers. Service station operators charged 16 cents a gallon yesterday while independents dropped to 14 1/2 cents at some points and wholesale price cuts by majors emerged. Standard Oil said it would not raise prices to meet the new rate. Analysts predicted further price moves by large companies before week’s end.
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