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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
2
Jim Allan, 18, shoots and kills a 160 pound panther during javelina hog hunt. Virgil Toulson and E Beach of Feargall display the panther. Allan gave the carcass to Beach who plans to mount the beast.
A 160 pound mountain cat killed near Fri town is shipped to San Antonio for mounting. Jim Alley of Pearsall felled the panther while hunting javelina. the cat measured seven feet, later turning up in Pearsall with E C Reach as the owner.
A neighborhood notice encourages readers to use classified sections 102 to 116 in The Light to find rental listings quickly. It promotes reading the classifieds to save time money and energy in locating housing.
New York City reports a court order requiring a man to pay his wife £15 weekly for her support and their child. The ruling imposes penalties tied to suit filings and the husband’s abandonment. Local weather and terrain notes accompany the notice as context for the decision.
An appeal seeks to overturn multiple court rulings regarding the Los Angeles Heights School Board and former superintendent Whitehead. Arguments claim settlement at district court and ongoing state appellate review while trustees were ordered to pay remaining salary. The case moves through civil appeals and district courts with contentious contract status.
Mrs Margaret Hammong Foye, 70, has returned from New Orleans to Galabhtels, Scotland, and performed the Highland Fling at a festival. She once worked in the local mill as a girl, highlighting a lifelong link to the town and its traditions.
A new branch office of the Rio Grande Valley cooperative association has opened in Harlingen Texas. The office will serve Cameron Willacy and Hidalgo counties with B Albioan as the association organizer in charge.
SPRINGE July 25 J Cary jailed charged with stealing a 1000 pound tombstone from a grave. Cary told officers a balance of a open owed or the stone Angeste and he was tired of Jusitine for his manner.
Miss Mary Tallervon of Kuecke is named president of the Worgen's Presbyterial society at the First United Church of Texas. Corsicana’s Rev. C.K. Mesirivus installs officers including Mrs. Woe San Antonio first vice president J. Fl. Jebustow and others in a late June Corsicana ceremony. The presiding group's duties cover Sunday school, Young Peoples Union, and Women’s departments with plans for multiple church committees.
In Beaumont Tesag July 25 CNS J O Liman and A W Bingman headlined a case where Liman, accused of biting off Bingman's ear during a disputed job claim, faced a justice court and admitted to assault. Liman asserted Bingman provoked the incident. Bingman sought additional charges against the alleged instigator.
At Fort Leavenworth a military court hears the case of Lt Rigdon and others over the death of two boys from a medicine given to them. Corporal Hawking's trial is continued as investigators gather more information from the corps area team in Oral Nebraska.
In Nogales Mexico a crowd gathered as a steer disputed with a lion over a staged mortal struggle. The longhorn steer refused to engage and retreated, leaving Leo the lion to withdraw after mounting fear and a brief show of force.
Syracuse reports the National Tuberculosis Association will convene next May with delegates from across the country expected to attend. The meeting aims to discuss tuberculosis control efforts and public health strategies.
FEMVING China July 95 report explorer Hes Chapman Andrews uncovers mastodons in a bog near the Mongolian border. Remains of twenty five to thirty large tusked animals found with jaws and bones indicating a major fossil deposit. Andrews notes Mongolia hosted these species about three million years ago.
The Light announces a statewide election returns service via telephone and radio. Two KTLA announcers will relay results from The Light’s editorial rooms with rapid updates to thousands of listeners. A toll free inquiry line Crockett 2400 will answer questions, with periodic broadcasts from closing polls at 7 p.m. and continuing overnight. Sunday morning the front page will recap complete returns from state and county races and primaries.
Wie Schultz, city recreation athletics director, announced a summer schedule featuring a donkey derby at Canepeloa Park on August 17 with St Peters Orphanage providing the mile race. Horseshow tournament at Trivia Park August 8. Municipal end tournaments run July 28 to August in various parks. Pentathlon at San Polra Park August 23 and a swimming meet on August 24.
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