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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1933
Page
13
The piece describes a revived city carnival zone north of Lionsfield with a miniature Coney Island vibe. It highlights private barber shops and long-standing office renters, mentions performers like Chief Gonzales and Henry Holsterd orchestras, and notes vintage details such as a candlelit interior and cheap nickel whiskey.
Fragmentary text describes a man 93 living at 720 Leona Street, with unclear events on Monday. An image of a wall walker and a smashed glass appears, leaving readers unsure of the incident.
A report details chickens vanished from the yard of R. Craig amid other property losses. Items include a Delavar wtrec and wheel, with a $11 value noted. Address clues point to 221 Muneny Street and 1210 North Pores alvent, Mes. E. ash, and 227 Worl pros streel.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a note about an ancient Spanish spur discovered by an amateur collector. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but references to a spur, a collector, and a place or event are present.
A scrambled line presents unclear names and events about a camp return and local figures. The text lacks coherent details, places, dates, or outcomes. No verifiable actions or entities can be reliably identified from the fragment.
Dr Isaac Edgar Gates 49 prominent Southern Baptist minister died after a prolonged illness. Born in Mart Texas in 1874 he led the First Baptist Church in San Antonio until resigning a year earlier due to faltering health. A Baylor graduate he founded Wayland College Plainview and served on several church boards while authoring two books. He is survived by his widow and several children and was a Mason and Shriner. Funeral arrangements were incomplete today.
County Judge C P Spangler of Uvalde County plans a Bandera to Utopia highway using federal funds. The project aims for a 100 foot right of way with fencing, engaging Bandera and Uvalde counties to secure the route. Authorities say funds may be used on existing projects first, delaying new work.
Fort Worth July 11 A V Dalrymple head of prohibition enforcement, visiting town, advocated a federal law to ban the return of salaries. He said the eighth amendment would be: openly endorsed reparations of the melig, ilo of mpoat sentiment.
In the building of the Progress Care group, the Gentimy of Progress Care will leave Thursday or Wednesday for the opening of the exposition. Walle Wattle of Aniston, manager, returned with Ivon Tiley and others under supervision. Observations of Texans pending with a banquet planned for the event titled Liv 4000 Wexaes.
Mayor Quin outlines a monthly operating plan for the city based on contingent loans and tax collections. The plan targets 70 percent tax collection and payroll coverage, with hopes to secure a small bank loan within two weeks to fund current expenses and avoid delays in paying employees.
An eight year old houscleaning wag in progress in the Liv offices of Guy McNamara newly appointed United States marshal Monday. The work removed excess furniture and created a private office for the marshal. Beott C. White had long absence, and the office was combined with the deputy marshal. White lived in Paso and McNamara planned to remain in San Antonio.
A blaze damaged a carload of cotton causing about 26 dollars in loss. The fire occurred in the Unley of cotton on War Raul Kael Locks Lt Reniorr and San Jacinto streets early today, destroying the load and the vehicle involved.
A juvenile boy, 16, was attacked on a city street Monday leaving a gash on his shoulder. Police report follow up and description of suspect as the investigation continues.
A. W. Morrison of San Antonio, American delegate to a world economic conference, recounts his past kidnaping experience and warns about debt structures. The 50-year-old self made man described his career from wire engines to airlines, noting currency devaluation as a remedy for private debts.
The piece discusses postwar bride fashion with emphasis on elegant yet not flashy gowns and a chic cocktail hour chiffon dress. It notes a trend toward airy evening ensembles, delicate jewelry palettes of rose and coral, and varied accessories from corsages to veiled hats, plus a nod to color trends and daytime accents. It also includes a fragmented fiction passage and a brief note on public works funding developments in Austin with figures and administration names.
In New Mexico July 17 a pitched battle left Deputy Sheriff Barney Leonard fatally wounded and officer in pursuit seriously hurt. Frank Wallace of Oklahoma, linked to an Albuquerque kidnap, died in the same firefight with gunmen identified as Glenn Tunsacker and an associate. One bandit remained at large as officers closed in on Ramon, Lincoln County.
Mrs Albertina Hoffman of New Braunfels died recently in the home she had occupied for years. Her son William Moffisman founded the Hofly Wau-Hynau Coffee company in the area. Survived by husband William R Holtman, three daughters and grandchildren. Services were held Sunday in New Braunfels.
Delegates meet Monday afternoon at Plaza intel to discuss utility rates and other concerns. T. Tiges of Sabino to act as chairman. Treasury receipts in Washington show expenditures and balances for July.
A tale from an old train robbery report tells how two youths escaped a box car after being roughed and left behind. They reunited with the man who aided them, then returned to retrieve money taken by robbers and planned their next steps.
County Judge Frost Woodhill and officials pursued federal help to finance a $293,000 right of way for highway projects. Through Teese Jones the plan includes warrants and a four percent financing option if the Public Works Administration assumes the project, with further $95,000 facility debt to be issued if needed.
An intruder fled a yard on Dawson Street early Monday after being fired at by a resident identified as Jack Mond at 1022 Dawson Street. No injuries reported as bullets scattered. The incident is under investigation by local police.
New post rule requires a certificate of origin for parcels sent to the Philippines to determine customs taxes and prevent imported goods, with value limits guiding which packages need certification. The measure targets shipments from foreign origins and affects domestic mail procedures.
Police in San Antonio seek a hit and run driver after a pedestrian was faintly hurt in a collision. Officers reported the incident, noting the driver fled the scene and may have been involved in a nearby area.
Negro singers from Guadalupe College Seguin present a program featuring spirituals and works by Earth, Ping and Genter atra forte. The event takes place Monday at Bell bym, with tickets and details to be announced by the college.
A spectacular fire at the Cat-O-Nut Manufacturing plant in San Antonio swept a three story refinery, destroying 60,000 gallons of cottonseed oil and damaging adjoining buildings. Firemen battled the blaze from dawn until under control with $20,000 in damages. G. P. Keller, a guard, was overcome but revived. Fire Chief J. G. Sarran said origin of the blaze was under investigation.
In Washington on July 17, James Cannon Jr of the Southern Methodist Church and his secretary Ada L Bur Tolgis faced a federal case over alleged graft. They pleaded not guilty before the District of Columbia judge, released on bond, trial set for next term. charges relate to campaign receipts disbursements tied to James Cannon Jr and Governor Al Smith.
Tangled OCR text references a postal conference with mentions of leaves, members, and offices. Key names and clear details are scarce, but the item hints at governance or scheduling changes affecting post offices and services. The fragmentary note implies potential disruption but lacks concrete actions or dates.
The San Antonio post office announced new rules from Washington converting postal savings to time deposits payable with interest only after each three calendar months and after 320 days notice. Existing redeemability on demand without interest remains for current deposits. interest rate is 2 percent per year for one year deposits.
Chamber of commerce officials plan a campaign against a proposed brick factory project funded by the legislature with 25 000 dollars. State board chair Glande J Teer says he has no control over the project and urges proper authorities to act, while chamber manager Peter Wesley voices opposition amid concerns about convict labor and existing brick firms.
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