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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1937
Page
12
Fragmented dialogue and quoted lines from a 19th or early 20th century source feature whimsical banter and rural dialects. The text includes calls and exclamations about characters and events, with scattered references to a chief bullod officer and a Confederate soldier, signaling a historical or satirical piece with uncertain framing.
A garbled note on writers and a malfunctioning vintage portable typewriter yields a surreal tale of repair, misattributed authorship, and a sidelight on Henry Upton Woodniss. The piece mentions old postcards and Mexican expedition imagery alongside a chaotic fountain of misread names and dates.
Thirteen reserve officers including Captain Waveland of San Antonio have been ordered to report for two weeks of active duty with the security vision. They are to report by Monday to begin duty and support defense efforts.
Salt Lake City June 12 14 two Western Air Express officials were swept by a mountainous avalanche while approaching wreckage on a peak near nere. They escaped to safety but debris and rock slides delayed efforts. Crews and Eastman prepared to secure gear and await a new plan after the wreckage remained undiscovered.
London bullion traders saw a sharp late surge as gold prices moved, with prices around 1701.457 per ounce amid heavy Saturday activity. Dealers noted gains for sellers and buyers, reflecting uneven shifts from the previous day and new New York movements influencing the market.
The article notes a Rural District disruption over a postmaster’s demand to repaint Wey route, following a statement about a united Trippy family. Patrons and employees face noncompliance, with ongoing tensions and administrative friction challenging the mail service.
The fragment describes Dietz asking for a special three day vacation to manage boxes. One box on the noted route is marked You becoming a focal point. The traveler contemplates a longer break while assessing the colored boxes seen along the way, causing mixed emotions about the trip.
A 43-year-old veteran rose to his saddle and led a spirited improvised parade after a reunion. Nearby onlookers and a group of young women provided escort and cheer as the veteran rode through the station area. The event drew attention from attendees and passersby.
In LaRabo on June 12 the St Josephs Academy, a Catholic school for boys built by the Marist order, is nearing completion. The project cost about $70,000 and is expected to be finished in July.
Atlantans seeking professional marionette making or hobby learning are invited to a summer puppetry class led by Ruth Mischrank of Cincinnati. A novelty program starts Monday at 9 20 to 11 09 am for adults and children, featuring Marionettes like Snmmdrop Chocolate Drop a lap dancer a Spanish dancer and a clown.
Fort Sam Group will observe the Quartermaster Corps centennial with a public celebration next Wednesday at Salada Creek swimming area inside the army post. The entire day will be set aside for enlisted and civilian personnel to attend, with limited post activities except calisthenics and emergency operations.
In Krarny Neb on June 1 the city council debates a plan with the Nebraska League of Municipalities to rid the area of stray cats. After an inquiry, officials consider measures and possibly a city ordinance to curb the problem.
Muntaville reports a man bitten by a snake remains alive after emergency care but details are unclear. A separate item notes the death of Slonege Jeweler in Fort Worth, Jacob King, 62, a jewelry store operator for 45 years, died last night at home after a yearlong illness.
The text records a garbled discussion about aid for the sick and the idea of free whiskey or medicine. It mentions government action, a proposed appendicitis operation, and a Supreme Court reference, all in an unclear, partially readable form.
Mrs. Rog and her daughter sustained burns when a dog frightened a peddler’s water cart as they attempted to collect water. The tub and nearby water were flooded, and the mother was left with her arm submerged briefly, a neighbor reported seeing the dog dash away.
A blotchy wartime style report notes a man faced a $4 fine plus costs after attempting to smuggle whisky at a high price. The Tangled wording mentions Payetteville and June 12 with a quoted price of $11.30 and a six-gallon measure, highlighting the temptation and consequences of a tempting bargain.
A new refinery at Gahieln in the Persian Gulf region, operated in a joint venture between a Texas US Company and the Standard Oil Company of California, has completed construction and begun operations. Delegates including Mr. Una Wy of Richmond refinery, California, and others were aboard the Grace Marie in New York during ceremonies.
The Nebraska Herald notes the Nebraska Harness Dealers Association renamed itself the Leather Goods Dealers’ Association at the convention in Omara. F G Berg of Wahoo says little harness business remains, signaling broad industry consolidation.
J W Arrowood principal announces a summer school opening Monday at San Antonio Vocational and Technical Belna. The program, approved by the state department, offers all regular senior high subjects with special employment placement. Enrollments expected from 350 to 400. classes run until August 17. Faculty listed includes A Lehmberg, Miss Edith Schneider, Miss Floy Keny, and others.
Twenty two Sidney Lanier high school students were selected to entertain at the Fredericksburg chamber of commerce annual banquet on June 24 at 7:90 PM. Donel W. Jones, assistant general manager of the San Anaias chamber, announced the plans. R H Brewer, Sidney Lanier principal, coordinated with Blyth Krauskopf of Fredericksburg Chamber. The same group performed for the Texas chamber of commerce managers in Kerrville on June 4.
The Federal Trade Commission orders Paristenne Inc of Ban Antonie to stop false and misleading advertising in interstate cosmetics sales. The firm will cease claims that Madam Roxy products create youthful complexion appeal and discontinue using trade names containing deep and nourishing terms.
A medical note reports corneal transplantation from deceased eyes to blind recipients. Dr. B. Milatyev of Oden describes 94 operations aiding those with afflictions. Procedures were performed between 1934 and 1938.
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