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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
13
Miss Pola Gil, niece of the Mexican president, rejects upper social rank and political life in favor of personal schooling at Sidney Lamerhera. She asserts not to seek the highest position in Mexico City society.
Polly Carter struggles with a family crisis as her mother presses for controlling details of her dating life. A confrontation unfolds about Polly's relationship with Bob, the toll of parental pressure, and Polly's fear of exposure. The scene shifts to domestic tensions as Polly endures a tense morning with her exhausted father and anxious mother seeking to shield him from worry.
A Mexican city setting frames a girl who favors education over society life. She attends classes at Fidnes Lawer Junior and aims to build a future in San Antonio. Her mother and family back efforts to secure better opportunities while she navigates cultural expectations.
The Southwestern Mills Engraving Company buys Mills Engraving with takeover by JydT Walton, president, and plans to assume operations within days. The widow Mrs Hin Inde J. Harry Stil, founder of Grow ihirtewle, appears in the transfer terms as part of the sale. The acquisition expands the firm’s reach across Kansas and nearby states.
A report describes a robbery of a cripple and a pal by four men near Work Common and South Tireda Road, with the attackers using force and taking money. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses to identify the assailants.
The speaker Fitzhugh will address local concerns about education needs. The event invites residents to join and learn about funding and district plans. Details on time and location are forthcoming for the Western public.
A nostalgic reminiscence by J. F. Dolard recalling older days of fuel and light. The piece contrasts past and present comforts, noting changes in carrying fuel and lighting brightness, with references to lanterns, wicks, and improvised refueling methods.
A garbled district report shows the district attorney earning about 24,704 dollars in the last year. It references county expenses of roughly 2,000 dollars and mentions a state deficiency warrant fund to be turned over upon garrnita clearance.
A garbled OCR style list shows numerous names, places, and terms like Happy Birthday and various surnames. The text resembles a scrambled street directory or memorial-like roster with scattered personal names and addresses interspersed with misread terms and typos.
A humorous note on New York society dogs dressing up in fur lined pajamas and smooty outfits. The piece imagines a German police dog patrolling a boat in boots with bells and predicts fur lined dog pajamas becoming exclusive in canine circles this year.
Air mail service shows a 25 percent year over year gain announced by Lucas. The report notes December 1928 figures, with Southbound volume around 107 vessels or miles and December 1927 at 25 percent lower. Weaker data in the latter months referenced.
The Sam Antonio Child Protective and Mamane Society released its annual report, noting guardianship of ninety ten children and care of deserted and needy youth in 1920. The year included animal work, pet shows, and plans to create a dedicated children’s home funded by a $10,000 annual drive, up from $6,000, with city bond funds to help build a devoted facility.
A dispute over rights to sell a film pits Warrior Nuiiders Vetures Inc against operators led by the Lene meer Kealty Company. The Supreme Court of Lexus denied an injunction, with lower courts ruling against restraining Warner Brothers from selling or leasing the picture after first offer at a set price. The case centers on a contract claim between the Aaley and the Mytace Brothers.
A 17 year old girl was injured when a car struck a bus line area. The incident prompted a police or safety report and an official inquiry at the scene near Sarlford court and Sorth Prova street. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Miss Belle Northrup of the College will present an illustrated lecture on The Verbologue of Cinqtune ing Play under the auspices of the department of Albany University. The event, at the Green Chapel Playhouse, features masks, costumes, and stage sets used in major New York productions, drawing on younger members of the Little Theater.
A garbled notice asserts a partition and new federal dwelling may be installed to ease crowding at the Post Office. The text cites Crowise conditions and a push for a second building, with Mr Luci as the presented advocate.
Report notes a rare Algerian bee plant in full bloom at the Apicultural Tabiriteries with Turks Teal reference. Mentions Turk's Head and seasonal bee behavior, a cargo unloading then reassembly at a port, and a late meeting of advisors with Ben Brite tt and others.
The Gers County Public Health Association authorizes a new tuberculosis nurse under City Health Department supervision. George F. Crate, executive agent, announces duties include home instruction to prevent TB, focusing on the Mexican population, funded entirely by Christmas seals.
Burial arrangements are set for Mrs Eve Dickson of 70 Lexington Avenue who died Wednesday. A native of Troope she had lived in San Antonio five years. Survived by fiancé Darwin Dickson a daughter Dorothy Evelyn Dickson her parents Mr and Mrs W W Mitchell of Trope three brothers Eugene M Iy and Ci Mitchell of Salinus two sisters Mrs F D Locker of Dark Rourillé and Mrs A FE Meermott of Sunakntanéy.
The children of Mr and Mrs G B Robey of Washington DC number 14 with eight twins. The fourth set consists of Constance and Clarence who are twins. The text notes their birth order among the siblings and highlights the twins in this set.
A photograph shows a family quartet with 16 year old Alice holding the newborn twins. The siblings arrived about three weeks ago and are described as likely to be as handsome as the other children.
A fragmented account notes how wedding rings sold in San Antonio fuel a thriving, informal trade. People bring in rings to pawn or sell, including elderly widows and young women, while men also participate. The piece highlights economic desperation and the social dynamics around keeping or abandoning expensive jewelry.
Public Service budget totals four million dollars for the Six Antonio Public Service Company in 1929 per President W B Tutte. One million goes to complete the 20 000 kilowatt line at New Denmarers. Transmission line sub stations and transformers require 725 000. San Antonio power division increases 110 000 and gas division 300 000. Traction gets 50 000 and 180 000 will buy fifteen new passenger cars. Track reconstruction costs 125 000 per Mr Writtle.
Last rites were held for M Comas 85 in Los Angeles. Survivors include a daughter, two sons, and a sister, with funeral service details and local obituary notes reflecting a messy OCR. The report lists names and relations with multiple transcription errors in the city division record.
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