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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
26
A San Antonio home at 416 Colton Mood showcases a bird heaven with shelters, trees, and vines attracting songbirds. Neighbor conflicts over grape stock and caterpillar damage are described, with pigeons and martins occupying nearby apartments and peculiar corn growing for three years.
Six men including three Fort Clath soldiers face equar law violations in Val Verve county jail after a raid uncovered home brew. Names listed include Hugh Jussell Royal Trince and Tawrency Stagg. A second arrest and bail details follow with charges tied to illicit brewing.
In June 2 report from KEKEVILor details an assistant manager at a camp resigning after serving as principal of City High School for the past three years. The family plans to move to Ane- Pa after July 1, with potential successor unspecified.
June 25 a new social club formed at Encampment to promote urban drill and civic activity during summer months. Officers elected at the inaugural event include Jack Payne of Teeps as president, Martha Stormont of Wharton as vice president, and CG Parks of Lancaster as sponsor.
The 88 year old Sergeant Joli Hastensieh received military honors after burial Wednesday in National Cemetery. Hastensieh, a retired coal miner, served in Company H Fourth in the Pentagon uprising era. A Cincinnati native, he had lived in San Antonio for 20 years.
Fragmented OCR text reports army movements and assignments including officers and locations such as Pedesta Eatgnele Jon Madden and Park felon. The note lists names like Foulule Wright Daley Hannan City and Fletcher with various postings and duties across multiple posts and duties.
Dream tones print for the third annual foundation farm encampment to be held July 11 near Luling on the Hon Marcusiver banks with over 1200 attendees and preparations for more than 2000. Lights water and conveniences provided. Speakers include EH L iamson and A. B. Stanford with a lineup of farm shows, dairy displays, and extension service experts.
Los Angeles reports art White announced that Sunday an attempt would be made to break Captain AL W Stevens 1922 record of 2,492 feet set during a parachute jump. Valverano Stexire was noted in connection with the event.
An exhibition of works by 12 Saltillo Mexico artists opens at Milaut galleries for a week. Notable names include Mario Nuevo de Garcia Rodriguen Retela Rivers Eloise Ruiz Monte Cortes Miguel Sautond Jene de da Frente Piedad Valerio M de la Tux Pigeros Leonila Siler A Guerco and Elen de la Pene. The collection features Merle figures and landscapes of the region near Saltillo with scenes of daily life. The show opened Wednesday afternoon.
Delegates attend the eighty first convention of the American Medical association in Detroit on June 25. The event opens with sessions on surgical techniques and medical science.
Harlingen unveils an $80,009 municipal golf course bond project aimed for completion by September. John Bredenaten notes greens ready in a month while a new club building valued at about £25,000 is planned as property of the Hartingen Golf and Unantry club. improvements include water access and fairways with recent rains aiding construction.
GUERO June 5 meeting cites need for rivera Parboze Bilin approval and Mansfield input for Guadalupe Navigation Board action. Aimed at tonnage survey and port power company role. meeting details to be announced. TOAKUM Texas June 28 report notes extension of city mail service authorized by Post Department.
Corpus Christi June 25 prospects for a budger cotton e cup this sear and widespread activi ties in oil Uircumbout this distr have ed Inent business then to pre ware ir on greatly Increased iide Wring the sext few muontha. Osc os GB. Now forner mericent of the bambee of commerce and prem enn chairman of the werehants' bay teen, Ung announced that business may fi géneral are certain of a fl clded upward string in business act iby.
San Saba Texas June 26 reports a carload of horses moved to Fort Reno Oklahoma from the market carried by Warren Kuy Kendal of Cherokee and Cnet McIntosh of Brownstone. Coch Taylor of San Angelo has been buying horses for San Angelo packing. Miner Duncan and Joe C. Bille are shipping horses from Newk Halt.
A Jersey cow named by Harry Neal at Unity demonator Stratton produced 1874 pounds of butter fat from 25012 pounds of milk in three months at 127 cents per pound. She carried 407 pounds of fat in March and 649 in April with profits exceeding 400 dollars for Neal’s venture.
Mrs Coolidge Bertie in New York enters poetry field. Her book, published in Godd House, appears months after the Conlicnes left the capital. Fame magazine July issue features a piece by a poet See lines about intertwining imagery and fading daylight in the prose fragment.
In Yoakum Texas on June 26 a lodge meeting elected officers including Brown as worshipful caster, Held senior warden, Carl junior warden, Palmer treasurer, J. Wook secretary, andGH Woodrome. Tolling presents were made and a brief rite noted.
Herman Hahn, 72, died at his home in Vie Tongan community. Funeral services were held at the Shiner Lutheran church with Pastor Plemninger officiating. Burial was in the Sak Crore cemetery in Georgia.
San Antonio figures Charles W Worthy receives honor at a Navy Training Station selection among 100 men. Andres Lopes Veques earns geology degree from the University of Oklahoma. Louis Perez Abreu is celebrated for a new composition. Church groups sponsor tobacco education event. Woodlawn Lake hosts Fourth of July program by American Legion. Community notices include university staff movements, local births, radio plays, and garden party plans by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
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