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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1935
Page
6
Wanted to buy ready cash for furniture and small household items. Customer offers highest cash payment and operates from a Benwoston or Houston area address with contact details. Includes miscellaneous sale line and large partial ad fragment indicating a pay-for-furniture service.
A garbled OCR record lists numerous San Antonio property transfers and deeds to and from multiple individuals and entities. Included are references to blocks, lots, cemetery parcels, undivided interests, and sheriff sales with scattered dates and monetary amounts, reflecting a busy sequence of real estate transactions and estate settlements.
A dense, fragmented ad page lists radios for repair and sale items, power tools, wood, livestock, plants, kennels, and delivery services. It names suppliers and locations like Mesquite, Alamo, and Evergreen, with prices including 5.25 per cord and 3 to 26 inch sizes, reflecting a wartime era rural marketplace and miscellaneous equipment.
How to obtain a loan under the Housing Act offers property owners a chance to refinance short term, costly mortgages into a 6 percent amortized mortgage. The Federal Housing Administration develops facilities to help owners. A booklet, How Owners of Homes and Business Property With The National Roaring Act, is available by request.
A mix of weekly church activities and Sunday services is listed for multiple Baptist churches in South A, detailing Sunday school times, preaching hours, midweek prayer meetings, missionary gatherings, and youth programs. The notices name several church locations, pastors, and varied service times through midweek and weekend offerings.
A garbled OCR list catalogues Sunday school sessions, sermons, and midweek prayer meetings at multiple churches. It notes locations on Main and West Commerce streets, Poplar and Jackson streets, and other avenues with pastors such as Rev H C Bleile, Rev A Le Wolff, and Rev W We Lan mock.************************************************************************
A fragmented OCR list outlines multiple churches and rituals. It mentions Episcopal, Universalist, Assemblies of God and other groups with prayer, services, communion and sermons at varied times and venues across denominations. Names like Rev Samuel Capers and Rev Anthony appear alongside locations such as First Universal Spiritualist and 253 West Commerce, indicating a schedule of weekly religious events.
Several church notices list services, Bible study, and prayer meetings across CHURCH OF GOD and CHURCH OF CHRIST congregations. Locations include South Palmetto Street, Sahlas Street, Santos Street, Grove Avenue, Braunfels Avenue, and South San Antonio. Times vary from early morning 9:30 to evening 8:00, with Sundays and Wednesdays featuring sermons, Sunday school, and youth activities.
Sunday school at 2:00 am and evening service at 7:30 pm follow at Mount Olive Mixcourt synod 2103 Buene Viste. The Rev Arthur Repp leads Sunday school and youth activities. other churches listed include Heacon Hill and Christ Fur Narmante avenue with Rev St. A. Palevanberg Gesang gatherings and 10 am Sunday service at Calvary Muscun.
Fragmented OCR text lists street names and irregular meeting times and places, including religious and council mentions. It hints at Wednesday and Sunday gatherings, with streets such as North Colorado, Frederickaturg road, Green ale Nore Polaris atreet, and Guuth lores street, plus a Wednesday pear meeting and an 8 p.m event.
A scrambled OCR list details multiple Methodist congregations with pastors, addresses, and service times. It notes morning worship around 9:30 to 10:50 a.m., Sunday school, young people's meetings, and evening services at diverse locations including Broadway, Woodlawn, Trinity, Government Street, Laurel Heights, Alexenders Heights, Denver Heights, and Alamo districts.
A garbled OCR list of religious services includes Evangelical Prie dens Kermanians, Rev Schooter, and various worship times such as 8:30 am, 10:30 am, and 11:00 am. It mentions a range of congregations, locations like South Caerry Street, Rockwood Street, Fort Sam Houston Catholic services, and numbers implying class or program times, with scattered references to Sundays, Wednesdays, and prayer sessions.
A fragmented listing shows multiple Presbyterian churches with service times and locations in Denver and surrounding streets. It includes worship sessions at 10:55 am, 7:20 pm, and weekday meetings, with mentions of Ladies' Missionary Social, Bible study, and various parish addresses on Broadway, Alamo Heights, Tenals streets, and nearby avenues.
Fragmentary OCR outlines multiple entities including Wasry Murrey Inc and Parking Vrerny OM in Austin and San Antonio with mentions of incorporators, stock values, and connected firms. It references Vermilya-Butfman in Cincinnati, a foreign portion, and partial notes on construction and general contracting firms across Texas and Minnesota.
Patricia Marcella Goldbeck dies. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs B O Goldbeck and brothers Robert Edward Donald and Lawrence. Services held at home at 20 m Sunday with Rev Edgar Hubbard officiating.
Austin January 5 The Texas relief commission today approved work relief projects estimated to cost 46767 dollars and employ 724 men daily The largest item was 1810 dollars for rehabilitation of 72 houses employing 23 men Road projects will cost 10528 dollars and employ 377 men
NYU economist Lewis Haney delivers a critique of 1904 policy errors. He argues excessive credit expansion, devaluation fears, and high wage costs hinder investment and growth. Haney advocates relief tailored to stimulate employment, lower taxes, budget balance, gold standard, and a shift away from government in business to restore confidence and stability.
The article discusses shifts in House leadership as Thomas Bankhead of Alabama rises while John J. OConnor of New York, longtime rules chairman, faces changed power dynamics. It notes OConnor's potential to become de facto House leader during Bankhead's health-related absence and details intra-party maneuvering within Tammany Hall and the Democratic caucus, including reactions from Brooklyn and Pennsylvania factions.
Fragmented OCR reads like an Army orders list with names and ranks shuffled. Mentions Vancouver, Washington state, Majors, Captains, and a roster of officers likely detailing postings or retirements. Reading is obstructed by garbled text and misaligned phrases.
A heavy rainfall struck Southern California early today, flooding basements of many business establishments and knocking out telephones in downtown Los Angeles. In the Sierra Madre foothills residents were warned to evacuate as rivers ran through streets, recalling New Year’s Eve floods from a year ago.
Mae West is named honorary member of the Goody-Goody Club in Hollywood. President Carrie Lil ite says the group works to eliminate bad habits while Mae West expresses happiness at the honor. The club’s address appears as 10900 New York.
A garbled OCR snapshot lists numerous court actions including suits on notes arrests parole reviews divorces and possessions. Named items mention Bank of Commerce Alamo Iron Works and Southwest Realty with entrants like Tony Gorse Frances M Laaville and W P Carter among many others.
A Vatican audience canceled after former King Alfonso of Spain did not show along with his daughter infant Beatriz and other nobles. The January affair promised a royal reception with Swiss guards and Papal attendants in full dress, but the centerpiece alliance could not proceed.
Mussolini and Pierre Laval, foreign minister of France, opened conferences aimed at strengthening unity and securing European peace. The talks focus on promoting friendship among nations and reducing tensions as the war scenario evolves.
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