Classified car offers at remarkably low prices
A brief classified ad notes numerous cars offered daily at unusually low prices with prominent callouts and pricing across the section.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
5
A brief classified ad notes numerous cars offered daily at unusually low prices with prominent callouts and pricing across the section.
A dense listing traces a June schedule across stations KGRC WOAL KTSA KTSA, WTAP and more. Included are Vespers, weather, music, orchestras, films, markets, and dance programs with varied start times and local content. The fragmentary page shows numerous station IDs, times and program types across several markets.
Augustin Sandino the former Nicaraguan insurgent leader will live in Yucatan Mexico likely Merida after the Interior Department announced Mexico grants permission to reside there. The government instructed its agents in Nicaragua and Guatemala to facilitate his passage and residence under Mexican law and international custom.
Washington D C June 20 The Prohibition Bureau denies plans to use public schools for enforcement propaganda. Prohibition Commissioner Doran calls the pamphlet suggesting incorporation of prohibition information in study subjects and teacher admonitions to push propaganda as mistaken.
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife Anne arrive at Port Columbus amid fog delays to inspect preparations for the July 8 opening of the Transcontinental Air Transport system. Lindbergh says the trip is a business venture with stops at air rail stations toward the coast and a flight from Los Angeles to Winslow to mark the opening.
In Macon Georgia on June 2 1930 federal agents report 10 arrests tied to counterfeit currency passed by Panama City operatives. W M Dalton of Goulds Florida faced 800 bond after admitting passing bad money at a hotel. Jacksonville man Jack Fields identified as the target in Miami. Secret Service notes indicate about $1740 in counterfeit bills were involved.
Turner of Chicago told real estate officials in session that 60 percent of New York residents live in apartments, with the city approaching 1.3 million units and projections toward 1.8 million buildings.
Cecil Harris, 62, brother of Mund Iatris founder of Motnrr, died yesterday in Dallas. Funeral services were arranged with Dr. David Lefkowitz and Lloyd Poe in charge, with the Dallas Rotary Club in attendance. The body will be sent to Chicago for burial Friday.
In Des Moines, Iowa, a campaign against near beer presses forward led by John Tisonmond, ex police head, amid a close hearing on the 10,000 bottle stock seized under a warrant. Hammond warns railroad lines to curb shipments while authorities pledge action. fishing season urges restraint and local buyers are urged to purchase responsibly.
The airline Miami Maid, piloted by Eddie Ninnaier with passenger L. C. McCarty, departed Miami at 1 a m for a non-stop flight bound for New York.
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