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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
13
A vintage image caption describes the Parma, a grand four masted sailing ship, gliding from a port with full sails set. The scene evokes romance and classic American sea adventure as the vessel cruises past cargo ships along the waterfront.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a workplace encounter involving several named individuals including Mr Potchernick and John Lobert. The speaker recalls a tense moment at a doorway and a vaguely described incident in a specific area with casual references to a possible claim of danger.
Report from Tagman Drilling Co at the site of the town and county seat describes an artesian well brought in with water flow near the Ni to of the town. The water yield runs about 180 gallons per minute, an average for artesian wells in the area. Observers note the well showed signs of high pressure and potential for broader supply. Details describe the drillers, naming the company, and reference to the water vane and test observations.
Funeral services for Trairat A. Weiers, 17, who died Wednesday at his residence 2423 Rais Street, were conducted by Goreh at Madison Square Bresbsterion. He was a member of Toes Manoute Nelies and Bib Avilonin chapter. Ministers and friends attended the rites.
Angeles Heights School Board will meet soon to discuss a proposed bond issuance. The event is organized by the Los Angeles Heights Civic League with committees chaired by Math Emerson, We Hollant, Fy Ly Davin, and Tyda Martin under league officers.
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Molly Bain, a tough girl from a Wild West show, navigates danger and desire as she plots revenge on Nick Brug and seeks power. The tale follows her schemes, the danger of her lover Mick, and a volatile world of crime and ambition.
A fragment from a late report notes overdrawn R O T G quotas in Minnesota schools. It cites a three week opening of a spring team and outlines senior school apportionments, with 200 members at Braekenrige and Main Avenue Senior schools, and a shift of 100 to 200 to DLP. No pure new applications will be accepted for the next term. Replacement companies are being considered to address uniforms and equipment.
St Mark's Parish Aid announces a luncheon at 12 19 PM with proceeds benefiting the parish. Visiting Episcopal guests are invited and a follow up event at the Wavlwan area is noted.
The Ursuline academy clock tower has stood for sixty years, clocking time atop a building once set in wilderness. The north face was not present at construction, reflecting the era and terrain then.
Latest word from Styledom highlights three suits for spring. Each is a two piece outfit in worsted crepe and covert cloth with piped edges. Designers note mannish lines tempered by feminine touches as well dressed women favor these styles.
A historic clock tower near San Antonio’s Ursuline academy evolves from a wilderness landmark to a city symbol. Mother Superior Franciz recalls the tower’s restoration after the Civil War era and a long winded maintenance history, noting the clock kept time despite occasional weight-related mishaps.
Active opposition to the proposed appointive school board emerges from a nonpartisan women’s group. A committee including Leis Debayler Helle Carke and Hada nok B Hort will travel to Austin to argue the system is undemocratic. A three day January program for intensive study of prudence is announced by Mrs J G Griswold.
Marshall Johnston superintendent states no gains from influenza epidemic in Sao Antonio schools. He notes about 10 or 12 percent of students absent but says this is not far above normal for the time, and cites uncertainty while urging continued vigilance.
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