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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1929
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR scarce on cotton trade and local names from a Steady Gables page. Mentions New York and references to cotton, officials, and dates with numerous unreadable tokens and misread words.
In Chicago grain notes the market faces weather related pressure on wheat and corn with reports of diminishing futures strength. Rain and thawing raise concerns while prices show pockets of higher bids for certain grains and livestock terms appear in the trading blur.
In Bexar county a Department of Commerce report by Dridgon notes 6580 cotton bales from 1928 exceed 1927 figures. The document compares 1925 data and cites arithmetic inconsistencies, stating totals reach 1024 counting all bales.
In Baylor University dormitory Tatther hall a fire destroyed the hall early morning. About 250 girls fled in their clothing, and meal aid was organized for all. The incident prompted student volunteers to help victims and provide immediate relief.
A garbled OCR note lists multiple street blocks and addresses, mentioning a postman with a twelve year service record. The text references streets such as Hartson, North Monautte, North Hackberry, Olive, Willow, and Willow Street, with numbers and blocks unclear.
Readable segments describe replenished fruit supplies and varied prices across items such as apples, cabbage, celery, and grapes at regional markets. Mentions units like crates and pounds, with price ranges and stock notes for Nebrurene BAT and other produce.
Fragmentary OCR fragment notes poultry prices and market terms. Mentions Tepera and 32 cents per pound, plus references to eggs and goods like Kerrys gates live. Incomplete entries show market jargon and vendor names with unclear context.
The National Association of Boston reports a near doubling of cotton imports on 8 February amid tariff concerns. Officials warn prices may rise as market demand shifts and trade rules face scrutiny.
The Senate postponed the Johnston impeachment hearing after the governor appeared with counsel to challenge charges of misappropriation and fund diversion. Chief Justice Mason presided as proceedings continued for a day with lawmakers and witnesses in attendance.
The trial of Nor wun Sunday adjourned to Monday as both sides wrapped up testimony in a murder case linked to a June 23 incident at Benedr. Prosecutor Shalbin and defense counsel presented closing arguments, with W. Tf. Blanton and others to follow in a high profile proceeding.
A community group requests funds for material purchases and street repairs on Nevervalent Road and adjacent avenues. The plan includes paying vendors and covering a claim of 5875 tied to a loan payoff, with authorities expected to approve the financing and expected costs totaling 491.00 in street work.
A National YMCA officer with a distinguished wartime service record will address the weekly supper. The speaker is noted as the only chaplain to wear certain decorations and is recognized for awards from high military and religious bodies. The event is organized under the national YMCA umbrella with details from their New York headquarters.
Fragmented OCR text depicts a chaotic night in an unnamed city with references to trains, passengers, and dimly described events. The garbled lines suggest a transit or street scene with mentions of Merriman and other unclear individuals and places, creating a murky snapshot of urban life.
The mayor considers pool safety measures including showers at entrances and mandatory procedures for bathers. Officials discuss placing cleansing stations and special gear for lifeguards while enforcing rules for water entry. The plan cites San Antonio examples and aims to implement before opening season.
A city council proposal calls for paving Grayson Street from Brailway to the Han Antoneer at Rua per Trout Yout and Weir Ware Nreel from South Blackenty to Soak Pine with a cost of 2.08 per front foot. Bids will be opened before 10 am on May 11. The notice also lists other street widening and paving plans, with property owners’ claims addressed and assessments to follow.
In wet conditions inmates overpowered guards and fled from the prison in Wetompha Alabama. Authorities pursued them as alarms sounded and the yard crowd watched the unfolding escape. No further details available in the readable text.
A smoke incident at the home of Mtr Simcha Agaric on Torreon Street led to a fire that caused light damage to the garage. responders contained the blaze with no reported injuries.
A garbled passage hints at Palage performing a Western drama titled Diner s of the Plain. It mentions characters such as Pierre the gambler and a red coach driven by Dui Wools Foy, with references to rivalries, love plots, and a park scene at Cornered tun Kear.
Abilene Christian College facilities suffered a major fire damaging the administration building and destroying furniture equipment and fixtures. Officials said academic work will resume in temporary quarters as repairs continue and a new location is sought for the main site.
A garbled report places the season’s first rattlesnake bite in Los Angeles with scattered names and fragments. Authorities cite a hospital, a patient recovering, and a local hospital ward as the scene while details remain unclear.
An Oklahoma man confessed to shooting his former friend in Bartlesville Jail, admitting the killing was driven by a need for money. The incident occurred near the Oklahoma college area, where the suspect awaits further legal action.
Jenny Dally, a dancer, underwent surgery after a flight accident during a pandichis tails event. The opera was planned to be successful and the diver involved was described as in good shape and expected to recover fully.
A chaotic dispatch reports rumors linking film director D W Griffith with United Artists. The piece names Susan Beattie and Marian as possible partners, cites New York and Los Angeles sources, and hints at industry tensions and personal ties shaping a supposed collaboration.
The city commission approves purchasing land along Maio Avenue to widen and pave streets. Funds of 15 563 dollars will be paid to the Main Improvement Company for the paving work. Names and amounts listed include martines 6725 and others connected to the project.
A garbled court record fragment lists numerous individuals and places with scattered roles and affiliations. The unreadable OCR string includes personal names such as J. BB, Arthur Ginandze, Joe Morgan, Grace, and others, along with scattered locations and dates, but the overall events remain unclear due to corrupted text.
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