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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1930
Page
6
A fragmented report notes proposed widening of a three mile Mission Loop road corridor near San Antonio. Officials seek property owner contact for plans, with Archbishop approval required for church property improvements. Bushick advocates trees and flowers along the route to beautify the Mission area.
A detailed account of a wedding in San Antonio highlights the ceremony at the Tapal Letel with Miss Thelma Ely and Miss Zillah Vani among attendants. Bride Adolph Joseph Rummel, with ivory satin gown and rose poinsettia veil, leads the splendid reception at Summit Avenue. Guests from local social circles and military families attend, with extensive decor, postnuptial festivities at the bride’s mother’s home, and planned social events for the couple and guests in the following weeks.
An advertising notice urges mothers to value Phillips Milk of Magnesia for soothing infant discomfort and aiding digestion. It touts its safety and effectiveness in relieving common stomach troubles in babies and children, promoting easier feeding and fewer fussiness symptoms.
John A Page 76 dies at his Los Angeles home after a life in Jonesboro and San Antonio. A native of North Carolina he lived in San Antonio for nine years and is survived by three sons including John Page of his city and Ernest and Norman Page of Jonesboro. Services are set for 4 p.m. at the chapel of Riebe Undertaking Company followed by burial in Jonesboro.
Fort Worth issued 800000 in bonds to finance preliminary work for the S050 building program. A telegram to City Secretary Van Zant advised the funds had been dispatched through the Chi-Shan bank to the First National Bank of Fort Worth for credit.
Sale of four jars purchased by Clifton and Deriha Milleron from Tex-Mex Lumber Co. is stopped pending final settlement after an injunction suit filed in the Forty fifth District Court. ANI alleges foreclosed due can and impending sale of lots where the Millers hold 800 equity. Judge Tayloe granted a temporary restraining order with no date set for final hearing.
San Antonio chamber of commerce announces a new Mend Aitmans line linking Mexico City to San Antonio within ten days. The plan includes rail from Mexico City to San Luis Potosi and air service from that point to San Antonio via Torreon and Eagle Pass.
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