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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
20
Business depends on stable money costs as Forbes notes that rates are unlikely to rise abnormally. The piece argues Federal Reserve actions will curb speculative lending, easing stock and margin pressures while the automobile sector strengthens and retail improves with warmer weather, despite ongoing market volatility.
Listings detail July 18 schedule across stations KGCI KGDI KTAP WOAT and WOAL with Vespers, weather, music, markets, and special entertainment. Includes time blocks from early morning to evening featuring Spanish English programs, news, sports, and concerts.
Petitions presented to Mayor MW Chambers request space for the San Antonio Arb Band in the small auditorium at San Pedro park instead of the San Antonio Art. Art societies say their rooms at the Witte Memorial museum are crowded. Mrs J T Smith and Als W Cooney urged a new gallery plan with proper lighting and color for art groups when plans are drawn. The mayor pledged to grant the request if the committee agrees.
John Workman, a carpenter of 220 Indiana Street, fell from a one story height while working on the Bowen's Island skyscraper. He suffered fractures and internal injuries and was taken to Taylor Hospital after the incident on Wednesday during construction under strict supervision.
Weather bulletin notes mixed progress in cotton conditions across the state last week. Reports indicate non fair to good conditions in several regions with some improvement in South Texas and the western areas despite ongoing dry spells and scattered pest issues.
A fragmented report indicates plans to sell 3.4 million dollar bonds with hoped for quick placement. Chamber figures imply direct talks with East bond buyers while Mayor Bushiekara works on related land matters as the sale faces delays and uncertainties.
Street certificates totaling $150,000, drawn for the widening of South Alaimo Street between Market and Nueva Streets, have been sold by the city to 1 C. Mellor of New York. The certificates bear 7 percent interest and are payable in ten years from issue.
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