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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
13
A lengthy fragment follows a young woman and a man on a moonlit path to a house where family waits. The scene shifts between tense inferences of romance and social pressure as they debate pace, propriety, and future, ending with a farewell kiss and looming secrecy.
A garbled Texas marriage notice discusses a 15 day waiting period and the legality of marriages within that window. It notes court interpretation by San Antonio officials and references possible restrictions on marriages and public notices.
A distorted account notes perceived foreign buying patterns in Asia and China with claims of fake goods and market manipulation. It mentions store managers and export trade, suggesting concern over authentic origins, pricing, and competition affecting domestic suppliers.
A patrol officer pursued a burglar who fled to a parked car and then leapt into the San Antonio river at the park. The man swam away as the officer could not reach him, ending the chase.
A weekly report notes fifty seven indictments, with a lead charge against Thanita Filgioa, described as a prohibitionist accused of manufacturing whiskey. The jury brought 47 indictments in Anderson's court amid several other cases.
Marcos Anicasin received a two year term after conviction by a jury in the Ninth District Court. He faced burglary charges for allegedly breaking into the home of Mrs. Tinvihesot at 2424 West Taswell Glebe on February 2, 1928, with Judge W. O Murmy presiding.
A swimming instructor discusses lessons on how children learn to breathe and stay safe in water. The focus is on teaching young students from toddlers to early graders, with age-related differences in confidence and muscle coordination.
A passenger rate offer explains a 30 dollar round trip fare to Denver or Colorado Springs. Details mention the mission and regional passenger agency providing the ticket and return validation. The text is fragmentary but indicates a special fare program with specified destinations and the issuing body.
A large portion of the estate of the late Mrs A C Slaughter widow of plural roles and residents of San Antonio is probated. The will notes her death on May 27 and locates the estate in the Welningans probate court.
A San Antonio hotel expo dispute arises, as hotel workers seek support for the event. Ed Raymond of the livestock stall old position assures local officials of cooperation to advance the project.
Birthdays listed with names and partial addresses including Raimes, Terrell, Mrs. Nowise Seguin, Artie Kreger, William Miehter, Ruth Potlan, Mazel Margarit Haras, Jane Evelyn Lowers, Katherine Aberthal. Addresses include Dawson street, Burnett street, East Kismare placer, West Ashby place, Rule street.
A special Southern Treitie train will operate from San Antonio to Galveston with departure at 11 30 Saturday and return Sunday morning arriving about 7 20. The train will also reach San Antonio by 8 30 Monday morning. Round trip fare is four dollars.
A garbled reminiscence describes a Wutterby migration crossing San Antonio, children moving freely to play, and a long southern movement after dark. The narrator recalls colors, uniforms, and a notable cloud of figures, with scattered mentions of specific people and dates.
Feveral nertizes were held Weines fay for A. TP Thaford) assistant mmnmuces of the City Finnies come pany, 231 Norlty St. dturss street, who woe killed Manday afternoon in preoffic ralticina, Thy Ter. Paul B. Keen officiated, Ben Afonll is survived by his widow, Mrs Irene B Bridlard, San ar torney there sons, Alvin and James of Sar Antonio and iffchart of the huvy, Coue brothers, Dr. Hl, My Then fort ani 0, G. Teadfard of Geoonge and Georga Hy, and CG, W. Bruillord OF Fork Worth, and isn sisters, Stirs William Cooia af Wark Wart amt! Mra, Fletcher diricklone of Sherman.
A fire damaged a residence at 623 Arai Street Tuesday, affecting the home of Mrs. WT. BMitelell. Firefighters responded quickly, but extent of damage and cause remained under investigation as residents were displaced.
Publication of bids shows low price for site work at 16403 above initial estimate, with a separate lowest bid of 16540 for removal construction. Plumbing work came in at 1025 by Thirkwood and Wharton, electrical work at 7270 by Crowther Alstere, and elevator bid at 8574 by Hunter Tazs.
The chamber outlines a festival plan for Terns Prosper to honor building progress and state prosperity. A central meeting in the Porter Whales office reviews the June events and formal opening ceremonies. Walter Woltlall presides as session leader.
Balch will hold ten revival services at a local church beginning Wednesday, led by Rory George Balch. The meetings will feature sermons and a focus on community faith, with details aligned to the Pendleton Annual observance.
A man steals clothing valued at 12 dollars from a boarding house in Houston. Police pursue the thief across cities in the United States, with reports of a green shirt and a pair of pants among the recovered items. The culprit eludes immediate capture as investigators audit movements and locations.
The obituary notes burial arrangements for Mrs Hulda Joseph of 165 Duffield Street Barvites. She is survived by her husband E Jonvhin ton and daughters Helen Jaueghy and Misa Pimma Coben list other relatives. The text references Mrs Cabeag and Mrs Ry Hy Snyder among survivors all of El Antonio.
Kentuckey Legion official Expires Tunera services will be Bedrickman Ky for Clarence Dice 40 vice commander of the Department of Kentucky American Legion fled Alocdey at Fort Sam Houston hospital Vick won action II organization of relief work during the 1927 Mississippi flood and was stricken with the illness that caused Bly death
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