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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1929
Page
4
A health article argues that sugarless cereals provoke resistance in children and urges mothers to smartly sweeten meals to encourage intake of cereals, fruits, vegetables, and milk. It promotes sugar as a natural flavor aiding energy and appetite, citing the idea as endorsed by The Sugar Institute.
Tuesday marks peak registration for the spring trade season by the trade extension department of the meal chamber of commerce led by Howell W W Jones. Merchants from 11 towns gather at the St Anthony hotel for the rock at ps fashion show with 42 models and nearly 150 garments under Mrs Lacy Gross Innil.
A seaman guided by distant appeals through a fierce storm finds his way to a sinking ship. He reaches the distressed vessel beside the other crew at ten past six, proving courage and ability under peril.
A legislative hearing heard a claim that payments to Judge Wordy were a love offering for radio and church work while Judge Hardy called 2500 a free will offering in exchange for advice. Mrs McPherson faced conspiracy to obstruct justice charges for false kidnapping claims and dodged questions about a weekly payment to Judge Hardy as the investigation continued.
Dallas January 20 William Dogger Pruett, charged with robbery with firearms, was granted a continuance until February 28. The defense cited Pruett's weakened condition after a gunfight with detectives and said arrests of relatives hampered their preparations.
A reported bandit, part of a trio accused of robbing the Ave-Mite bank and wounding teller William Dturnell, was captured at Big Springs Texas. Sheriff Toit received the message via G Griffin a special detective.
London report says Mrs. Kate Merrick, mother-in-law of two years and noted as a fight club proprietor, was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for charges of bribery and conspiracy amid a bribery inquiry.
Detective testified at a habeas corpus hearing for Walter Timnilens and Lina Ten Areng charged with possession of forged instruments. Police found $52,000 in cashier’s checks and bonds, after arrest at the Blue Donnet hotel. Proceedings were postponed to Tuesday for further state investigation.
The article discusses party fundraising practices and strict rules on contributions for the Texas Republican fund, emphasizing voluntary support and avoidance of quid pro quo. It notes regular contributions by Fort Worth and Austin postmasters, with Dallas postmaster John Philip not contributing, and cites Farther details about the party’s campaign funding and lists 4107 Democrats who said they would not vote for Alfred.
Former Governor Pat M. Neff testified behind closed doors about his renomination to the railroad board, sparking questions on Texas qualifications. He pledged to reveal further details if pressed, as the secrecy of the session triggered debate among senators and observers.
Mrs. Nocman G. Kittrell, widow of the judge, of Harrie Counts, died at her home after a long illness. The late Kittrell, once linked to legal circles, was mourned by family and local officials. Funeral arrangements were pending.
The local chamber of commerce debates a bill to create a special commission that couldblock railroad construction in the state. Walter Napier chairs the committee and argues the bill’s impact during the morning session.
Norman Sunday, ex Kenedy city marshal, was found guilty of shooting Fauna Bowen at a Kenedy filling station on June 24 last year. The jury sentenced him to 30 years in prison after deliberating since the previous afternoon. Sunday claimed self defense though Bowen was alleged unarmed. Judge W. O. Murray presided as the state and defense presented their final arguments.
Only about 80 traffic cases were tried in Corporation court on Tuesday with a light docket. The report notes 30 cases proceeded despite a deluge of cases pending.
City officials say no steps will be taken to lease the market until current leases end in May and June. Commissioner Inco Hubbla told a committee that the market may be offered for lease afterwards. The committee, led by I. Brenner, discussed plans to convert the market into a recreation center, but the commissioner indicated the market would remain for market use.
A M man named to test Bexar cows takes over from Roydee who was promoted to assistant farm agent R Lawrence at the Texas A and M college will be a new tester for the Bexar County Dairy Improvement Association. Fred Milly, the county agent, notes Laurence specialized in dairy work and is well prepared for the post. Appointment effective February 10. Radios and classified ads promote available radios and other goods.
In Washington D C the Public Health Service plans to raise influenza germs to seek a cure. Surgeon General Cummingbie asks Holy Fevie lab to be notified and volunteers may provide nasal and throat cultures. Animal testing may follow after safeguards are set.
Sheriff Alfonso Newton announced Tuesday that Pat Fox, a deputy, has been relieved from duty. The sheriff did not provide definitive reasons and Fox could not be reached for comment. A motel listing in the classified section offers cars with easy terms.
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