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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
4
A large group gathers in San Antonio to welcome Sarre FT Culver from Culver City to the Airplatic area. The event starts at 4 PM on Thursday in the local city.
An advertisement touts a tonic named Hat or KBave claiming to boost energy and vitality. It promises rapid, lasting improvement after regular use and lists Sour desiceated fand substances plus other safe contents. The price is $2.00 and it is sold at Santanie by Summers Drug Stores.
ROGNOR England March 13 So much improvement has the condition of King George shown that it is now believed no attempt will be made to seek appointment of a regent to act during the minority of his successor. It is believed His Majesty will be well enough to deal personally with all government matters and the general elections be held in May with formation of the new cabinet.
The privinal speaker will address the Wongnet five ti Ms honor at 0 selock the same eyning at 1bs Gun ter lintel, hosted by the San Antonio real estate Ioard. A special invitation extends to San Antonio business men to attend. The visit is part of a yent log speaking tour to promote local simulaetion in real estate practice and economic principles governing rent and standards.
Roanoke Va March 1. An unnamed former actress marked her birthday with friends and hosted a small gathering. The event highlighted her past stage career and included casual mentions of colleagues and local patrons attending.
A garbled note from Gat Anioniv mentions A J Pal as a newcomer in postal cinoyes, with unclear details about rank and duties. The fragment suggests a small municipal or internal staff update but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
A. J. Publis new man in the postal service joins Carrier No. 180 on November 1, 1928. He will collect mail and deliver on a daily route along Houston and Commerce streets from 3400 North St Marys, with morning collections and afternoon mail drop.
Washington reports on Charles G. Dawes plan to go to San Domingo and possibly Europe to aid fiscal matters while Alanson Hoveynton prepares to retire as ambassador to Great Britain. Hoover may keep Henry L. Stimson as secretary of state, and Dawes remains a figure of steady speculation about his next move.
The eighteenth broadcast of Radio Bridge Gumes aired Tuesday on Station WOAL featuring Mrs. Annie Adair Foster as garber and Mas. Lewis W. Colfelt of Philadelphia paired with Me. Work. Mr. Whitehead as Dealer led in a No Trump contract with four aces and strong spade honors, while partner Mr. Work held spades high and hearts modest.
In Elizabethton Tennessee two doctors Murrell Pinson and Dee Tongidire were cleared after a hearing on the death of 12 year old Revere Grindstad who died following an operation for nyphenivitis. The hearing found no murder by the doctors and neighbors testified the surgery occurred on a kitchen table with improvised tools and a kerosene lamp.
The narrative describes a bridge hand where Work as West leads clubs and Whitehead as Dummy, with Major Colfelt and Declarer complicating the club and diamond mix. Whitehead plans finesse strategies to secure six or more tricks, weighing heart and club possibilities while reading Colfelt's cards.
Revival services draw large crowds at Hoberts Tabernacle corner South Press Street and Schley Avenue. Tuesday night’s sermon by Rev. Mae Roberts featured an automobile theme. Solo by Gores Cubbs. Local attendees from San Antonio convention representation noted by Rev. Mr Roberts.
The warden submits his resignation to Attorney General Mitchell amid reports of an APY system controversy. He denies tendering his designation earlier and states he informed the attorney general yesterday. Radio ads and classified notices follow in the edition.
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