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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1928
Page
10
Sculptor Daniel Borglum denounces vandalism of Confederate memorials and challenges Georgia authorities over access to works. He cites recent gifts to Atlanta and Washington, condemns actions at the Stone Mountain project, and links events to Apomattox anniversary amid broader memorial disputes.
Livestock remains in first class or splendid condition across counties. Field crops are up and being plowed. shipments due within 45 days. Frost caused limited damage, with corn and cotton recovering. dairy cows and cattle numbers noted, field days held, and diverse agriculture promoted in Lavaca and surrounding counties.
A fragmented reminiscence depicts Mrs Fall beside her ailing husband, the once mighty patriarch described as aging and pale. The piece recalls his former grandeur, Harding’s portrait nearby, and Mrs Fall’s steady presence as he reads old books and magazines in a library scene.
A court hearing on the Harlandale election contest, which defeated the incorporation issue, is set for within ten days by Judge B G Tesloe in the Forty-fifth District Court. Defendants have ten days to answer after notice, then the hearing proceeds. Proponents filed a petition to set aside the election, claiming it was illegal.
Scientists in London forecast a fogless city within five years if coke replaces coal. An East Greenwich official cites a study showing 84 percent of London fog may stem from coal burning. The forecast links coke use at home to reduced smoke and clearer skies, though experts warn practical adoption challenges remain.
Drow will leave Sunday night for Louisville Kentucky to attend the national convention of the Professional Photographer's Association of America. The four day meeting opens Tuesday with speakers from foreign countries and major American cities. The 929 session promises significant showcases in photography and related fields.
The Fan, a Belgian newspaper, presented the Duke and Duchess de Brabant with four large volumes of clippings about their marriage celebration. The set includes seven thousand articles, 2500 illustrations, and 1600 pages with many American papers represented.
Portland Maine March 2. Lawrence Emerson of Belted County shoots at a hedgehog while hunting near his frame. The animal impaled him with quills causing injuries and a wounded leg. Authorities report the incident followed a confrontation after the creature’s attempt to defend itself. The hunter was treated at the scene and later at a local facility.
A Canopus Tourist Club plan for visiting winter guests includes a Tuesday Brackenridge park picnic and a club room dance with a tourist orchestra. The Women's Auxiliary of the Bexar County Medical Association hosts a Wednesday tea at St Anthony hotel. A Thursday 500 party at 611 North St Marys street and a Friday bridge event follow, with prizes from Perry Mapee flower shop. The week ends with the usual Friday night club dance.
Lieut Col Edmond P Easterbrook chaplain at Fort Sam Houston will conduct a farewell service Sunday morning and attend a Foster Cantata at the post chapel Monday night before leaving Tuesday to assume duties as chief of army chaplains Cobolen will become acting chaplain for Fort Sam Houston on departure.
A life size bronze statue of a laughing girl with a kitten will memorialize the Bath explosion that claimed many lives last May. The Bath Memorial Foundation approved the design after residents objected to a memorial focusing on the tragedy.
Shawler Oklahoma March 4 Judge Tavergood reports losing his dog again. The judge says a string of pets have vanished over the past five years, with last noted German pointer named Vor. Neighbors urged finding the pet and blamed possible theft.
Winter tourists in San Antonio, weary of cold, plan longer stays as weather reports show many northern cities hotter than the city’s 79 degree max. The Canopus club notes a trend from winter to summer tourists, with talk of eventual residency and property ownership as the transition period continues.
Washington March 24 The compromise Mississippi flood control bill was praised by some lawmakers and criticized by others as the House considered the measure. Key shifts include tributary water coverage, removal of prepayment requirements, and board size increase to five with a civilian engineer and the secretary of war added. The plan extends governing jurisdiction to Cape Girardeau and Baton Rouge and preserves state land ownership when condemned by the government.
A nostalgic ad text promotes St Joseph's G. P. tonic for women worn down by overwork and physical neglect. Claims describe roots and herbs as Nature's medicines to invigorate and strengthen. The sponsor offers a one dollar bottle with a money back guarantee through local druggists.
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