Morning 9 45 al Jost and found ads broadcast
In the Light newspaper morning routine at 9:45 features lost and found ads announced over ETSA with a phone contact Fannin 1231 for messages.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
13
In the Light newspaper morning routine at 9:45 features lost and found ads announced over ETSA with a phone contact Fannin 1231 for messages.
Blue Star Ointment cools and soothes skin by penetrating pores to relieve itching rash eczema and fungal conditions. Money back guarantee available if it fails.
A radio and entertainment column notes Wynn and Graham McNamee delivering comedic routines on WOAL and WOAT with anticipated highlights Tonight includes a tax reform discussion featuring Mark Graves Seabury Mastick and Thomas H Reed The piece also mentions spring music from Kostelanetz and Froman with Jane Froman performing and a crime tale about theft of an antique based on NYPD records.
Waco investigators sought the identity of extortionists who threatened Spring Valley farmer T. O. Waddell with death. A note demanded $50 in ten dollar bills to be left in a glass jar on the Waco Spring Valley highway and warned him not to contact the authorities.
Public Service company officials say city street cars will vanish from streets after May 1 as a 100 percent bus conversion takes effect. A final 65-bus order is due delivery by early April, with the first 10 arriving January 12. After more lines switch, routes like the Brackenridge park line may be abandoned, replacing tracks with asphalt. Treasury receipts for March 18 show $24,963,578.01 in receipts and $75,100.80 in expenditures, with customs duties for 18 days at $8,488,222.04.
A Berlin New Jersey reader thanks a neighbor for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound after relief from severe panic and pain. She reports improved appetite and color, saying she can work without lying down. The note requests neighbors ask about the medicine and to get a bottle from their druggist.
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