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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
21
The fragmentary item mentions selling a can on East Monthly Patmesta and references notes on transfer papers. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a full public notice or news item.
A 1927 Buick through a Studebaker lined up for sale, with models such as a 126 coach, a 70 Royal Sedan, and a Hupmobile touring. Prices range from modest bids to around 2300 dollars, with terms described as flexible.
Extensive listing of pre owned autos including a Chrysler 70 Goach Late model in A 1 mechanical condition with new docs and parts, a 1933 Studebaker and several Chevrolets. Prices range from modest down payments to several hundred dollars, with contact info for Woodlawn Ave and Broadway blocks. Includes details on maintenance, tires, and warranties.
More than 1000 applicants arrived in San Antonio to enter the OG M D Ch rainy opening Mort Sam Houston to run for a month. A group of San Antonio club women organized entertainment to relieve monotony during the month long stay. Dance planned for Tuesday with a first dance next night as applicants gathered for processing and physicals.
Manford MacNider former assistant secretary of war and national commander of the American Legion, and Mrs MacNider, will attend the American Legion convention in San Antonio October 8 to 12. National Commander Kankfin Wolier and others including Senator Daniel B Steck and national executive committeeman from Iowa join the delegation announced by Adjutant Barto.
Fragmentary classified notice lists a 1326 Chevrolet Vite mo new car priced at 359 and a SNORT FLORES Mt ROM listing, with nearly new tires and motor ARS 4500, plus other garbled lines about autos, tires, and a branded piano item.
A garbled local notice lists names of residents and addresses, with scattered references to births, deaths, and medical personnel. It appears as a dense anachronistic ledger of individuals connected to a Vital Statistics or social register, including several addresses on Wharton Avenue and South San Marcos Street and mentions of hospitals and medical figures.
A garbled OCR roundup lists numerous deed filings, involving Li Ballezor, Pleirn Granate, and multiple coowners across varied parcels. Names, dates, and locations appear inconsistently, mentioning New City blocks, old street addresses, and several properties with monetary values such as 40,030 dollars, reflecting a chaotic land transfer ledger entry of a bygone era.
Flohbs sails toward Spitzbergen as Gen Nobile and five others ride an ice floe toward rescue. Captain Rijser-Larsen and Lieut Luet von Holm will fly seaplanes to locate the castaways, dropping food medicine and warmth. Rescue crews from Sweden and Russia prepare to relieve the search effort.
A garbled grocery list shows prices for spinach carrots beets fruit and produce at a neighborhood market. Items include spinach at 1.28 per bushel carrots 78 rows per dozen and apples 7 to SCO per hot Ted Ball lemons 4 per box and many more varied prices and units.
June 14 A Miss Mary Atkinson, involved in a poisoning case, and Miss Ruby Renfro, a nurse, were questioned here after an incident in which Showalter said Atkinson fired three shots, wounding a man who later died. The judge stated Atkinson denied firing after being questioned.
Market summaries note vegetable prices steady with corn around per dozen and beets, greens, onions, and cucumbers varying by size and quality. Watermelons sell by size, poultry prices hold, and cattle calves hogs prices listed with receipts and values for various weights and ages.
Amarillo June report notes over 400 delegates registered for the thirty ninth annual gathering. Districts including Midland and Western absent, Port Worth, Houston, and Wichita Falls send delegations of twenty guests. Several leaders and observers report substantial turnout and anticipated program.
Warsaw reports a violent storm sweeping Poland, with lightning killing a man and two children in Urudno, three children drowned in Otlecki, and a village left with twelve houses carried away. Government faces vote of confidence later in Paris.
The railroad commission expected today to hear an application by Tails way Tinea to permit lower freight rates on cotton from within a 100 mile radius to Corpus Christi. The docket was crowded, with five applications carried over from yesterday, including two by the Gol vexton Wharf Company seeking authority to raise charges at Galveston.
Camden report says Judge Bertram rules against wives seeking most of their husbands’ pay. The case notes Mrs Lautine Sorlick asked for thirty dollars of the eighty three dollar weekly income, highlighting a dispute over financial support and alimony norms.
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