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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1930
Page
12
Gladys Johnson author of Girl Unafraid asserts the younger generation is more enlightened and practical than past ones. Her heroine defies conventions to win the man she loves, illustrating modern romance and independence.
A distressed scene unfolds as a child named Tom shows signs of a severe illness. Lovejoy, Tom, and family gather in a dim bedroom while doctors and neighbors rush to help. A pink birthday cake candle, last eaten, becomes a mournful reminder of the child’s fading health. The room fills with worry as authorities are alerted and care continues.
Wild flowers will be shown in the Wide museum main hall Monday through Wednesday. Director Ellem Schulz Quillin announced a blue dennet plant donated by Mrs Juline Eolmgreen and red bud blossom from an early shrub to be displayed. The exhibit links to a legend about the Tudal tree and its symbolic flower.
A North San Antonio wife seeks help locating Fa Wicks who vanished last Friday after reportedly receiving a large pay envelope at Duncan field. Wicks served in the Army in World War I and has ties to the local civilian department.
A serialized romance follows Arteth and Neil as love and jealousy collide. Anatead of Neil’s brown eyes she imagines Kan Gleason in a love triangle that tests duty, desire, and social expectations. The tale promises bold romance from Gladyn Johnson in a new publication.
An appeal for the return of important papers left by Marty Cichermon, a prominent member of the treasury sector, is broadcast after a lost item was reported last week. A reward is offered for the prompt return of the documents, with contact through Kin at Crochal.
A 19th century Gonzales tale recounts Brow Bowen’s execution after a private court-ordered hanging debate. The crowd gathered to witness the event with a large audience noted, while Bowen taunted officials and his attorney debated a private hanging arrangement before the trapdoor.
Plans for a reunion dinner of United States Military Academy ex-students at the Guiter hotel on March 15 include a photoplay about Benny Havens and the cadet corps memory. Maj. ALS Dalam heads the event committee as Army officers near San Antonio plan to attend.
Thieves broke into Heusinger Hardware on South Flores Street Sunday night and stole 22 rifles, knives, ammunition, and other miscellaneous articles. Total loss estimated at 603 dollars. Entry gained through a rear door.
A muddled note from Mra. I, Gr. Hinton on East Cineiweri Avenue reports a missing dog named Lindy. The owner asks for help locating the pet amid a puzzling tale of mining and stray prophecies.
Spanish War Veterans Comp No 1 Tuite Spanish War Veterans announce a spring dance to be held at the Plaza Hotel ballroom. Eugene Warrick will lead a large orchestra providing music for the event with plans for a lively evening.
Charles Ehrhardt recalls San Antonio brewery history with vivid scenes of taverns, workers, and the city’s early beer culture. He notes the influence of local crafts and the bustling streets where beer and industry intertwined.
Dallas Chamber of Commerce appeals for aid from the trade bureau of San Antonio to back an American Railway dispute with Chicago and St Louis rivals. Officials cite improved shipment times as evidence of the need, noting faster deliveries now reach Texas in two to three days.
Weldon, editor of the Reform Weekly, facing charges for alleged advertising on streets. Judge Lave Watson presided as the case returned to the corporation court after a jurisdiction ruling by Judge W. McGrory. Defendants faced 12 separate trials with varying vendors and notices amid civic tension over the Benton Bund issue.
A garbled clipping relays a Beary Barless Pit interview with Charles C. Cheng, a san ious figure and local secretary W. Souler. It mentions the Order of the eurles and notes similar projects in other cities.
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