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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a desk, a machine, a letter issue, and various prices and items. Names and places are unreadable, rendering a coherent news item impossible beyond noting a commerce style fragment with numbers like 5.67 and references to a company and an address.
A garbled ad page promises readers could win one of ten grand prizes for the most interesting ads and receive two tickets plus aMajestie for each ad ordered four times. It lists numerous addresses, products, and services, from jewelry to furniture and cars, with scattered contact details and prices.
A cluttered docket lists numerous cases across county and district courts including defunct actions, divorces, damages, and forcible possession. Named parties appear variously as plaintiffs and defendants with suits on sworn accounts, liens, and property disputes.
An editorial arguing for cautious, gradual reform over radical, dictatorial tactics. It cautions against rapid, artificial interventions in economy and politics, urging patience and faith in free action, with calls for preserving natural markets and limiting government expansion.
The readable text lists many seemingly random names and places without a clear event. It mentions multiple organizations and locations such as Wichita Falls and UK, with a sequence of names that appear as scattered entities. No coherent story or outcome is present to summarize.
Reports from Elmira indicate glider contests may be postponed due to unfavorable winds. The event, tied to regional aviation activities, has faced repeated delays as weather conditions hinder planned demonstrations and participant schedules. Local officials monitor forecasts for stabilization and potential rescheduling.
A garbled list of property deeds and trustee transfers appears, naming numerous individuals, blocks, lots, and additions. Entries reference July 4, 1933, June 26, 1933, and other dates, with various tons of parcels, lots, and estates across multiple blocks and additions, including Sunny South, Kingston Vergits, and West 48. The text lists names such as Edna O, Ben Lawrence, Hany L. Howard, and Lucie Hall, among others, as grantors or grantees.
Army orders posted from Washington list officers and civilians assigned to boards and duties, with leaves, retirements, extensions, and details. Names include Burnet, Hearne, Cortin, Leonard, Harmon, Miller, and many others, alongside references to retiring helpers, university ties, and training postings.
Parents who have moved from the town must arrange student transfers. The superintendent TF Stewart announced a transfer policy for the district, with consideration after August 1. Eligible families should follow school guidance for the new arrangements.
Broadcast networks prepare to cover the Italian armada as it sails Lake Michigan with General Belle at the helm and a host of stars including Willie Hay, Clif Edwards, Larry Adler, Joe Penner, Grace George, Rudy Vallee, and Mark Warnon. The event promises wall to wall commentary, with special guests and musical programs preceding and following the parade. A slate of theater and radio guests from KTLA KTBA WOAL and other outlets fills the schedule through the evening, including Julia Albaro and Ned Wever in dramatic pieces and concerts by the Columbia Symphony under Howard Badow.
Obituaries detail Julius P. Goebel 46 native of Saty Antonia with survivors including sons Keddie Waller J. P. Goebel daughters Louise Alberélae and sisters Mrs Willem Zucecher and Mrs Charles Alder of San Antonio and Mrs Fayeur New Welb. Services set 3 pm Friday at Highland Park Baptist Church officiated by Rev Skinner. Also Mrs Uemle Werver Gravével 65 of 305 Berkshire Ave Raleigh native resident of San Antonio 17 years with services at Georgetown Birgheyry. Daughters Magelebee Carvel Emay Williams Mrs W M Cale San Antonio Fr ost W Carvel and Glenn Carvel sons John A. Darden adopted son of San Antonio and sisters Joan Sherman of Beayeotwun and Mrs WoC Lipscomb of Brenham. MARDSNAL TRAFFIC report follows with garbled lines.
A garbled records page lists a series of marriage licenses and intentions to marry with numerous unreadable names and partial details. The readable items mention several couples tied to Grady MH and various other locales, with scattered dates and partial addresses. Also includes sections titled BURIAT PERMITS and hospital mentions, all presented in a relic OCR format.
Herlinda Peres appeared before a U S commissioner on liquor charges after agents testified at a raid on a Smith Street house used as a distillery. Abdul Ambriguez arrested at the still said he worked for someone else. Herlinda admitted ownership but claimed hysteria.
Miriam A Ferguson extends clemency for 330 inmates in six months. 74 full pardons, 195 conditional pardons, 151 general paroles issued. Lee Simmons notes conditional pardons favored over general paroles for long term impact.
In Kenedy in July a first cotton bale arrived, bought by G. O. Daughtry for a top price of 18 cents per pound. The bale weighed 518 pounds and was noted as the first to be picked in Karnes County since 1900s.
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