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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1929

Page

13

Nancy Reluctant To Bid Roger On Wealth Dreams

Nancy Hollenbeck a poor daughter fears social ruin and rejects love through a web of wealth driven choices. Her mother warns against a saintlike life as Nancy drifts from Mat Tully to Jack Béamer and to Roger Decatur a ranger on a Yellowstone trip.

Nancy Hollenbeck Bie Eile

Nancy’s Reluctant Packing and Forbidden Farewell

Nancy packs hastily, discarding ruined clothes as she clings to Roger Teeatur’s affection. He longs for her, yet she fears saying goodbye, planning a picnic and a dash to catch the morning stage back to Aunt Eili. Their tension hints at a strained future as she debates departure and his job obligations.

Nancy Roger Teeatur Eines Mama Mrs. Graig Ellie Gi Neal Uelaus Roper Chin Jong Abe Waney Eilis Awahoer Tarlors Weaver Earth

New Woman Style Emerges In Fall Fashion Shift

A local stylist reports a fall fashion overhaul signaling a new woman in every season. Longer shirts, higher necklines, tailored silhouettes, and individualized outfits replace uniform styles as fashion centers from Paris to Fifth Avenue influence wearable designs.

Parig Fifth Avenue Ovks Wolf and Marx Company Mr. Ochs Mer Ochs

Hundreds Die in Africa Floods Across Districts

UPI reports catastrophic floods across a district in Africa. Hundreds perished as heavy rains swamped towns. cattle losses reach ninety percent and half the houses were washed away. About 15,000 people sought refuge in Calmanment amid rising waters.

Silchar Assam Cameroons Went Equatorial Africa

Remembering a City Killing at the Nash Street Theater

Prose recounts a lethal shootout at a Dolorosa and South Flores area theater. Kings Isher and Thompson faced a theater proprietor over lingering enmity with Jack Harem, a one armed man. Thompson fired once in defense after being struck, killing the men. Bodies moved to the old palace headquarters, spectators lined up at the site.

Ben -Cohen Travia Soda Fenns Dain Jeffersom Ben Thompson Hinafisher Dolorosa South Flores Palles Tre City Halt Vléwipx

Failure to Appear in Court Costs Speeder Extra $10

Cant. William Tinnaen, court attache, reports two cases involving Braubach, 21, of 605 Marecizk building, who faced fines for not appearing when wages were called. After service attempts, Braubach appeared and pled guilty, with officers pressing additional fines of ten dollars each as the judge, Dave Watson, presiding, orders increased penalties.

Tobn Doe Hoveton Street Darling Bea'ful Juno Joral Calmel Indy July O'Grady Speeder William Tinnaen Corporation Court W. Braubach Marecizk Estimans Hansen Praubach Sub Wis Befor Dudge Dave Watson Tio Joke Jou Ng Nan Turlge Watson

Theft Reported of Childs Savings Bank and Clothing

A theft at 1320 Santa Ambara Street Los Angeles Heights Weilntsday morning left a child’s savings bank containing 6.50 and clothing stolen while family members were away. A burglar entry noted with a screen removed from a window. Report filed with the police.

Child's Savings Bank A. Cliti'n Savinka Bank J. B. Cannon Santa Ambara Street Los Angeles Heights Cannon Aberi

Celebration Ends In Five Dollar Fine For Brother Visit

A judge fined Toe Wiles five dollars after he claimed his ranch celebration for his brother from California led to drunkenness charges. Wiley told Judge Watson he came to town to celebrate the brother’s arrival and faced the court under the sobriety accusation.

Toe Wiles California Wiley Corp Tan Ave Watson

Leek in Kansas City Plans Factory Move This Week

Secretary of the chamber in Kansas City confirms ongoing plans to attract a new factory to the area this week. The project details were partially revealed by J. Jones, with officials outlining economic benefits and job creation targets for the Leek industry sector.

Leek Kansas City Factory Leek, Industries The Chamber of Commerce Kunesan City Thin Eli J.¢e

Police Sergeant Rescues Disturbance at Atlantic City Pool

Police Sergeant William F. McAllughan, over 200 pounds, swam to a pool disturbance at Concepcion Park on a hot Tuesday. He subdued seven men, rode in an emergency car in a bathing suit, and later returned to headquarters. The prisoner, found with a knife, was hospitalized.

Wiliam F. McAllughan Atlantic City Concepcion Park McEmughon B. Abbott E. B. Edgar Hirver Edgar Wass McKaughan Wacour Pelorg McKaughen Prizoner Jucal Hospital

Man Injured Cranking Auto on Kentucky Avenue

A man was severely injured Wednesday after his vehicle lunged forward while he cranked it in gear on Kentucky Avenue. He was pinned between two autos and sustained internal injuries as a result.

Fred Mathis Kentucky Avenue Biren Mathia Sykins

Auto Fusilade Arouses Block In South Perea Street

A pistol fire disrupted an afternoon on South Perea Street early Wednesday. Occupants were charmed and fled as a bullet struck a THO blank. Patrolman Ted Hoynton, responding to the shots, was stoot.

South Perea Street Ted Hoynton

Beretta Recites History of Ghop Beretta in Old West Style

A fragmentary piece by WM F Brogan explores the Winter Garden district and a winding stream known as the Wueees. The historic Tesms stater course is described as picturesque though the text is incomplete and stops mid sentence.

Wm.f. Brogan Winter Garden District America Bell Fine

June 10 Event Notices and Addresses Listed

A scrambled OCR list shows names and addresses including Heh Hall 1220 McCullough Ave APD Humbert A Marotta 10 Arbor Lace William Horton 712 Nevads St Fredericck Tuffehee 1210 Nola 3 Donnell 0 Crosby St BE 1 Porch 222 East Pecan aftereal Calvin H Billon 105 S Cherry St K EL Mattson 0124 Borteson birest Anna Maths 542 Peach St Koathbeett Myre Opem 3320 West Houston Atrest Werbert L Keeme 708 Srcras Mesito Streat Mian Tesale Lest Tebiin 421 Tirooktinaverue Siydln Ayal 1515 Avenues B Mes TM Howard A30 Burleson Dr A T Baxter Sgulqw Texas.

Heh McCullough Avenue Apd Humbert A. Marotta Arbor Lace Willam Horton Nevads Street Fredericck Tuffehee Nola Street Be Donnell Crosby Street Porch East Pecan Afteel Calvin H. Billon Cherry Street EL Mattson Borteson Borteson Birest. Anna Maths, 542 Peach Street, Koathbeett Myre Opem Houston Atrest Werbert L. Keeme Srcras Mesito Streat

Alamo in Back Yard Spotlight Shines on Rudy Gotthard Scene

In a rural yard Rudy C. Gotthard sits atop a homemade cement Alamo replica. A nearby bungalow sits next door as nighttime spotlights illuminate the two structures.

Alamo Rudy C. Gotthard

Humble start of South Texas onion industry near Cotulla

The story traces how a drought in South Texas spurred irrigation in the Laredo Rio Grande corridor, birthing a thriving onion industry from Cotulla to Laredo. J K Beretta and banker ties helped foster growth as Englishman George Coup introduced Bermuda onion seed, turning a backyard crop into a regional empire with millions in income. The piece notes early 1900s origins and portends continued expansion.

Nuecea Warner South Texas Thermuda Erie Laredo Rio Grande Cotulla J. K. Boretta San Antonio Humble George Coup Cotutta Bermuda Texas Conp Pardee Beretta TLC Nye

Cement beauty spots charm Pasadena street garden

The article describes Gotthard at 118 Pasadena Street creating cement beauty spots in his yard. He crafts tables doll houses and ponds with goldfish statues and swinging porch doors. A late night light shines over the pond and bungalow, making his garden one of the citys prettiest.

Udy G Gotthard

Emancipation Jubilee Opens In San Antonio Four Days

San Antonio Negroes launched their annual four day emancipation jubilee with a Wednesday morning program at Walton Park featuring a jubilee program. Highlights include a large barbecue for attendees and a massive choir at the city auditorium with Negro spirituals and Southern melodies.

San Antonio

Bedell Elected General Manager of Road Company

Wa A Bowell, an original director, was elected secretary and treasurer and general manager of the Medina Tighlanda Road Company. The state highway department will begin paving Tannera road, and Bedell said the company plans to begin adding to its conduit lead to the Arkansas hub, aiming to complete a road around Medina lake linking with the Medina Highlands toll road.

Wa A. Bowell Hen Hern Medina Tighlanda ‘Woll Elate Highway Department Bedoll Medina Lake Medina Highlands

Divorces Granted In Multiple Case Listings

A courthouse docket lists several divorce actions including Yeon Flores versus Toseta Flores, Melya Harley versus Jack C. Harley, Minnie B. Dour versus Jesun Calbo, Winnie Le Calbo, George M. Ball versus Julia Bail, Trevino versus Trevino, Minnie Drandt versus Otto Brandt, Ruth W Tell versus Ivan D Bell.

Yeon Flores Toseta Plores Melya Harley Ve Jack C Harles E. Ronrlandts Minniy B. Dourand Jesun Calbo Winnie le Calbo George M. Ball Julia G. Bail G. Trevino C. Trevino Minnie Drandt Otto Ff Brandt Ruth W- Tell Ivan D, Bell

Dr Worley to Sail for Africa Hunt

Dr Preston Worley, owner of a large mounted game collection in San Antonio and Alaska, plans a four month solo hunt from New York to Cape Town Africa with one African guide. He left San Antonio Monday and will sail Friday for Africa.

Preston Worley Sac Antonio Alaska British North America Priday New York Cape Town Africa Hunt Central Africa Worles San Antonio

Mrs Millar Probate Will Leaves Farm Estate to Widow

In Beaxar county probate court, Henry Ceilyell Millar bequeathed to widow Mrs Vitoria Millar a land estate valued at $20,000 at death. The will dated January 20, 122 directs distribution to Thomas N. Smith and others, with probate proceedings held in Save Oak and San Patricia counties.

Save Oak San Patricia Hig Henry Ceilyell Millar Vitoria Millar Thomas N. Smith Beaxar County

Trade exports rise in 1928 with $92.6 million raw goods

A Commerce Department report shows U S merchandise exports in 1928 valued at $847,026,141, up from 1927. New York led gains, cheese and crude petroleum dominate the list, with notable increases across many commodities. The report notes growth across metals, oils, and agricultural products.

Washington D. C Tesag Departement of Commerce Varere New York Texas United States

Albert A. Green Elected Master of Masonic Lodge

Albert A. Green was elected master of Army Lodges New 1105 A F and AM as announced Wednesday Others elected include Fred Mardy senior warden Charles P Webbes junior warden James J Peyton treasurer Albert G Welsom secretary Homer Tu Miskew senior deacon Bruce Bieber junior deacon Elwood senior steward H O Mer Lendon junior steward J O Bell chaplain and John Rader tiler

Albert A. Green Army Lodges Fred Mardy Charles P. Webbes Get James J. Peyton Albert OG Welsom Feo Retary Homer Tu Miskew Bruce Bieber Fo Elwood Mer Lendon O. Bell Jobn Rader

Real estate ads offer quiet homes away from city noise

In the Light Classified Speed Service, buyers are urged to explore properties tucked among trees with spacious lawns for families. The ad emphasizes affordable prices and convenient terms, inviting readers to browse Light Drnsaified columns for similar listings and opportunities.

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Roger Milady Gowds Bess Carroll U.S Man Ghop Nueces Bedell Dr. Worley Masonic Lodge Toma Bervleo Courtery
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