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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
9
E G Adams, chairman of Jergens soap, praises San Antonio’s booming development and climate. He notes the city’s potential to attract tourism and industry, claiming its favorable conditions could lure distant visitors. The visit included discussions with local representatives and plans to inspect nearby factories.
Nashville police seek a young, well dressed man linked to a $6700 jewelry theft from two homes. He posed as a deputy sheriff to frighten residents, then roamed uptown streets and an antique shop displaying a diamond brooch.
The short note suggests many good jobs exist for those who qualify and points to the Employment column of Light Chissified as the guide to accessing them. It frames qualification as the gateway to opportunities within a classified section.
The San Antonio man was found dead on the front porch of his home at 504 San Saba Street early Wednesday by his granddaughter. Justice of the Peace Johnny Onion presided over the inquest. Death is believed to be from natural causes.
Two men were jailed after a Wednesday hearing before Justice of the Peace Join BP Onion on charges of burglary and theft. The complaint names Arnalfo Martinez at 1008 To Told Cake Salu West Commerce Street and a stash described as four Girele No. 2 cigars in a Highland Park store. The record notes items valued at 60 cents and a subsequent fine of 300 on the following Saturday at Joske's store.
Six counts of theft over fifty dollars were filed against a man after a court appearance in the district court. He posted bonds of five hundred dollars on each charge and pleaded not guilty. The alleged burglaries include residences on Hobert R. Dean, Winst Dewry Pace, and other addresses listed, dated March 8 and March 10.
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