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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
5
In Society pages a brief item notes an opening of a sale of property conducted through Moerseheidt and Reutael. The fragment indicates a listed sale as part of local society notices without further details.
The San Antonio Elks Club plans a farewell luncheon and program Thursday on Camden Street to honor the convention delegation traveling to California. The event includes a noon meal, a brief program, and a march to the station by the band and patrol.
An office building may be erected by Alexander Dorke on vacant North Inten street between Comeres and way. A proposal arises from Mercantile Fielding Company led by N Smith and Athens. The action notes frontage at North VPiern street 45 feet on Ceeckett street. mortgage terms unclear. lease by Nurtle Leesa etect.
In Corpus Christi a murder trial began in the 45th district court as Hor aee Brown denies guilt in the killing of Willie Wright ten years ago. The case, tied to a June shooting after a quarrel, features a waived special jury and a potential manslaughter verdict if found guilty on a lesser charge. Brown pleads not guilty and the trial proceeds with jury selection.
The Texas Letter Carriers Association and Texas Postoffice Clerks met in a three day joint session in San Antonio. Teo B. White of Houston was secretly elected president of the carolers association for the coming year. D. O. Cooper of Fort Worth had announced a candidate at opening. Officers for both groups were named with White as president of the carriers and Wallace W. Taylor as president of the clerks. Delegates planned further actions including national convention roles and future meeting sites. The group toured San Antonio missions and Roscianda Cemetery before adjourning.
Homely letters from women express heartfelt thanks for health restored by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notes urge other suffering women to try the age old herbal remedy, claiming it provides relief from female ailments.
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