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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
2
Jan. 30 New York endures heavy snow with 2 to 18 inches in the city as street crews clear slush and ice. Rail and trolley services suffer while warmer air threatens melt, with New England also hit by the storm and power outages reported along the Jersey coast.
Police report thieves burglarized a camp at Medina Lake taking eight blankets two hunting coats a rifle and a bulky music box. Detectives received word from 7 D Wolf of 355 Peck Avenue detailing the theft and noting attempts to set up housekeeping by the burglars.
The body of a man believed to be John Goings of Carrington North Dakota was found concealed in a corn shock on a farm near Wadena Minnesota. Authorities say Goings disappeared November eighteenth after his car was found blood stained in Minneapolis and traveler's checks bearing his name were forged. Buck O Connor and Edward Helm, both of Minneapolis, are tied to the case with O Connor convicted of forgery.
Local resident Charles Ezell reports thefts at 2218 East Commerce Street and nearby sites. Thieves stole glass doors locks wall paper paint and carpenters tools while attempting other break ins including a downtown incident. Authorities note potential intent to furnish a new home with stolen goods.
Three men from Houston were arrested Thursday night by Special Agent Z L Martin in the railroad yards and booked on charges related to arms and riding a thorn at San An ai for bums. They received lodging in the city jail ahead of further police actions.
A Canyon Texas AP report details a long overdue repayment by a man once a youth near Italy who stole watches from jeweler Burroughs about 25 years ago. He sends $25 now with a promise of $50 later and a letter explaining guilt and health decline while seeking peace of mind.
An advertisement touts Emulsio for obstinate coughs persistent colds and bronchial asthma claiming rapid relief. It asserts creosote based formula inhibits germs and loosens phlegm while protecting inflamed surfaces with other ingredients and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
Manta Garcia and two other Wilson county men were arrested Thursday afternoon after federal agents seized 3800 gallons of sugar mash, seven gallons of whisky, and three large copper stills on Gartia’s farm. Garcia was arraigned Friday, waived prelims, and was released on $750 bond. The other two men were nabbed on a nearby farm where 2800 gallons of mash were found and will appear before U.S. Commissioner R. L. Edwards Friday afternoon.
City Detectives Carver and Rubnke stopped two 18 year old Mexican youths on South Brazos street. They found spare suits tucked in their overalls stolen from Peay’s store at 1401 South Brazos. The pair were jailed on theft charges under 50 dollars.
Police report says forty belts of cloth were stolen from A M Quasso Tailor Shop at 205 North Presa y Street Thursday night. A bystander saw a man on a bicycle leaving the shop with cloth belts under his arm. Authorities believe the bicycle rider may be part of a larger theft and tampered with by other thieves.
About three weeks ago a store reported $500 worth of merchandise stolen. Detectives located the recovered property and returned it to the owner.
About 10 205 Wichita County residents paid poll taxes by noon Friday. Roughly 350 polls sent by mail remain unreceipted due to heavy business.
A terse report notes that Sweden is overwhelmed by visitors, with sparsely legible lines describing a surge of foreign sport-loving tourists moving north into the Jagmtland province and other mountainous regions, shaping a bustling seasonal scene.
An annual sale attracts a growing number of women who value Gosssard Corsets high character and the unusual savings offered. The event emphasizes quality and affordability, drawing shoppers seeking dependable fittings and good value.
A newspaper ad outlines a sale of chiffon silk hose and ribbed hose for women and children. Items include sheer chiffon silk hose at 1.35 and 1.50, full fashioned reinforced heels, and various colors. Also featured are mercerized ribbed sports hose, silk stockings, and wool socks with discount prices around 79c to 95c.
A vintage-style glove listing shows spring glove options with self stitching pique sewing and Paris point details. Colors include natural white grey black and cream. Prices range from 2.50 to 3.95 per pair with various styles and embroidery.
An old advert lists Hughes ideal waterproof hair brushes with pure bristle and rubber sets. It mentions price points around 2.59 and 1.79, notes ebony finish handles, and small items like 75 cent quality brushes.
The ad lists 98c to $1.50 veils including octagon hexagon and square mesh styles with chenille dots chantilly borders in black brown navy taupe and other trims. Brim straight drape veils feature chantilly and metal embroidered edges in similar colors with prices around 39c to $1.50.
Miss Katherine Kues, personal representative of Elizabeth Arden, is in London to consult on skin care. She will be on the fourth floor answering questions and offering advice on Arden Venetian Preparations and instructing the Arden Muscle Strapping Skin Toning method.
A representative will demonstrate Marvel Water Wave Combs in our shop. Made of tortoise shell, they measure five to six inches and create a perfect wave. The five inch card of six is available at BO and the six inch card of six at T5e.
Readable sale item list for boys clothing with monthly stock adjustments. Highlights include flannel and wool shirts, bath robes, raincoats, percale blouses, and caps with discounted prices such as 59c to $4.95. Names of price points shown, with regular values and sale figures.
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