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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
33
A chaotic collection of old ads lists items for sale and services. Reads like a period classified page with references to pottery, lumber, appliances, tools, furniture, and repairs. Names and locations appear oddly, with various prices and contact hints scattered throughout the column.
The page blends car and home listings with swap ads promising bargains. It cites items like Ford coupes and Viking cabriolets, plus numerous real estate swaps and trade offers across multiple locations, vendors, and prices, reflecting a bustling classified market.
A highly improved farm for trade within 1 to 2 miles of a good town. The description notes fertile soil, bearing fruit trees, and substantial improvements. The listing emphasizes productive land with potential for profitable farming or resale.
Fragmented OCR shows land listings, machinery, furniture, vehicles and notices. items include 7 acres land, electrical motors, refrigerators, furniture, and swap ads. Mentions Barbee, Coptrab Investment, Graat Karotkin Fuspliers Co, and various addresses. no clear single event or verdict.
An old newspaper ad section shows a lengthy, noisy catalog of used cars for sale in San Antonio. Amid garbled text and stray prices, multiple makes and models appear with brief descriptions and dealer names such as Yantis Motor Co. and various branches, all promising low prices and immediate delivery.
It stands to reason ads in one medium reach more readers than any other. The Sunday Light offers the largest San Antonio Sunday circulation with over 77 000 readers. Phone an ad writer at Crockett 2400 or visit Broadway at Fifth Street. Classified until 6 p.m. Saturday.
Classified notice highlights truck and tractor offerings with prices such as 2205.00. Mentions San Antonio Buick Co address 424 W. Guenther and related sales terms private bargains stock Wallnee 32-foot akion and various items listed in a cluttered merger of OCR data.
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs calls for a campaign to gather signatures from women to press for drastic armament reductions. The effort stresses prompt action in February 1932 to influence policy and reduce military spending.
An inquest is planned into the death of Anlien of the Deace Zobn Onion whose body was found Thursday afternoon in a room at a hotel. McPhail, 70, of Big Springs, Jens, identified as the deceased, is linked to the incident.
Greek Prime Minister Vontzelna travels to London for talks with British leaders. While in the capital, he is slated to meet with officials on European affairs and potential economic cooperation. The visit follows earlier discussions on trade and regional security among allied nations.
A garbled OCR style list presents numerous personal names, places, and addresses interwoven with scattered phrases about Vital Statistics and local figures. The text includes mentions of individuals such as Marvin Ay, Mel Weriene, Jersh, and Hara, plus places like Dallas and Saint Teras, yielding a chaotic mosaic of names, addresses, and descriptors without coherent narrative.
A fragmented list references numerous individuals including Matheo Christian If Devers and Benjamin Katrior, with scattered titles such as retired, college names, and military affiliations. The garbled text appears to catalog names, ranks, and places like Hartford, Lanaroay, and Panatra, suggesting an army orders roster or personnel roll.
Violent storms of hurricane strength lashed the northern German coast, reaching a climax yesterday. Wireless stations reported numerous calls from mobile units and ships in the Baltic and North seas as authorities warned of continued hazardous conditions.
A stayed execution was granted amid a chaotic, unclear court filing. Governor Dur Roy’s involvement is noted, with references to records in Luc rage and efforts to interfere with the proceedings.
In Canton, defendants plead not guilty to charges of vehicle theft and conspiracy. Prosecutors allege involvement in a stolen car ring with 75 or more vehicles linked to the scheme. A preliminary hearing was scheduled before Commissioner Claring at the county courthouse.
A garbled June report references Empire Steel profits and related entities. The text mentions Ke hireting ada Af bondira and Holdeve anil pemdiraza, with unclear ties to federal authority and ongoing power concerns.
In Dallas a petition seeks to remove the city manager Dale Jaa amid political maneuvering. Mihragh Edy questioned petition contents while an order was issued for a mobbing to halt orientation. Mall ass stays on top as July 30 marks unrest. a night incident involved blunt force and chaos in a hall.
Bids submitted on the county home project ranged from $47 000 to $37 000 for general work. Electric and plumbing bids were also opened with nine bids received for electrical work and plumbing bids noted as part of the contract process. The article mentions commissioners and Harveysiolih in reference to the bidding.
An unidentified man named LC. MrDna ule, a former city employee, died after a crash in the downtown area. Police report says the incident occurred near Brida and unley streets, with bystanders gathering at the scene. Authorities are investigating the cause and identifying the deceased.
The United States will formally announce its participation in the arms control conference in Geneva, with a formal invitation received and expected replies from Allied officials within a few days. The notice indicates early acceptance and aims to discuss reductions at the Geneva gathering.
The state invites bids to repair and surface a 5440 mile stretch of highway. Officials plan to allocate funds near 4500,000 with August 1 as a key milestone for submission and award decisions.
A bus struck a culvert injuring several people on the highway. Emergency crews responded to the scene as passengers were assisted and authorities investigated the crash details and potential causes.
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