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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1930
Page
13
The fragmentary tale centers on Tom and his wife in Lewes where the absent wife triggers Tom's suspicion. A Lovejoy figure and unnamed characters appear, with references to a baby, a servant, and a mysterious letter writer guiding actions. The text hints at romantic intrigue and possible deception within a household.
Lovejoy plans a quarrel with Tom to avoid answering where she spent the evening. He insists on knowing, while she pretends to read a magazine. A poker win of thirty seven dollars becomes a tense point as she hides the cash under her pillow after their heated exchange.
Lieutenant Gregg, long associated with the Cat erpillar club since his Kelly field days in 1925, flew a pursuit plane from Los Angeles toward his big home station when fog shrouded the canyon. He landed safely in a dry canyon bed despite rough ground and rocks, then returned the next day to extract his craft. The report also notes a Texas census reorganization listing district supervisors and counties, with multiple names and assignments across the state.
A blaze consumed a two story residence once among the county’s finest. Firemen found the Arsenaux household largely away from the city, with only Arseneaux sleeping upstairs as flames crept through the roof and Garson rushed to aid. The dwelling, ten miles from the city, was valued at eighty thousand dollars.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Geronimo the Apache chieftain held by federal soldiers near Fork Yam Htounton in 1882. Narrator and about nine others traveled to view him, one Indiana offering a light while Geronimo and companions watched, leaving the crowd puzzled by the unfamiliar object and the Alde silek’s reaction.
Three veteran Kelly Field staff sergeants were promoted to technical sergeant under a five year program. The promoted men are Staff Sergeant Bereante Benton Thompson and Alfred N. Smith of the Forty second School Squadron and Staff Sergeant Irvin L. Clark of the Forty first School Squadron.
Charles FE. Yopf, 42, of 16 Guleben Road, was found dead slumped over his car steering wheel at his home Tuesday afternoon. Neighbor E B Drawn discovered him and firefighters attempted revival with a pulmonary effort but failed. Survivors include his widow Lue fille Hopf, son Charter, two daughters Joan and others, and his father Henry Eing.
Mrs. A. J. Ballard of 710 Gate on Street was acquitted after a court hearing following a stop sign charge. The case noted a sick child, bronchitis, and relocation to Nacogdohea and Dowie streets. Witness Juror Dave Watson observed the proceedings as Officer A. A. Erlworts testified. The child soon went into a doctor’s care.
Sixty L A Hi Y delegates will attend the annual conference in San Antonio from February 7 to February 11. GC Robinson of New York City will be among the original Newport delegates at the meetings.
San Antonio quartermaster announces the largest coffee order ever placed in the city for Fort Sam Houston. Mose Holland’s Bap Antonio Coffee Co. will supply 400000 pounds of green coffee with 4900 bags roasted and packed locally for distribution to Eighth Corps posts. Delivery of over 32000 bags is required by February 23 under the contract, totaling about 14000000 cups.
Mrs. Far Watters asks 50000 dollars in district court for the death of her husband Cheris B. Watters killed near Flunier Texas when his car was struck by a train. The suit names the Blisgood Kansas Texas railway and was filed Wednesday.
A special deputy is established in South San Antonio to encourage poll tax payment. St. Neil Campbell, Bexar county tax collector, announced the arrangement on Tuesday to facilitate tax collection and ensure compliance.
Tita Schipa, renowned Tyrie tenor, appears March 1 in Tauvl a de Tam cinrmoos with the Chicago Civic Opera troupe in San Antonio under the Terrie league auspices. It is his first San Antonio opera appearance. Other works slated for the season include Tannhäuser and Götterdämmerung.
Tobn Hinojosa of 1013 Blonterey ghest was beaten in the 1500 block of Montana Street Tuesday night by three men. He was treated at Robert B. Green hospital for cuts and bruises to hands and face and could offer no motive or identify the assailants.
The Minn Avenue High School library plans an aviation department led by librarian Edith Schneider. The program will cover aviation history noted aviators and mechanics of the trade, aiming to spark interest in flight among students.
A local chamber proposes employing a public defender for offenders in a likely Florida venue. The plan follows discussion by a legislative committee and is set for a Wednesday session. The details reference the chamber and a public defender role in unipen cases.
A 56 year old man seeks criminal action against his wife for desertion alleging neglect and impropriety. Assistant district attorney Fred N. Cowen advises seeking friendly settlement as the law offers limited remedies in such cases. The man hopes his wife will return and reconcile, while Cowen notes the possibility of probationary avenues.
A burglar entered the home of J. Wuposs at 102 Lynwood on a Tuesday night. Mrs Duppy woke, the intruder crept from bed to a dresser, and fled when a muffled noise prompted her to reach for a pistol. The resident heard the escape and pursued no further.
Jorge W. A. Tarver state insurance commissioner of Anailn delivered the principal address at a Tuesday insurance meeting. Delegates toured the city and army camps after the session. Sweet Water was chosen as the 1931 meeting place for the insurance men.
The Los Hidalgos club of Brackenril high school will install officers for the new term at a meeting conducted in Spanish. Officers include Curley Loren as president and Dor Trevino as treasurer among others. The event is set for Wednesday February 5.
Daily Light Classified Rental Ads now include a Price First layout under each class to speed finding rentals. If you want a $35 a month place, locate it quickly without reading the entire column.
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