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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
20
A newspaper note reports April used car sales exceeding forty thousand dollars, reflecting high demand and strong market values. The fragment lists varied prices and totals, underscoring notable dealer activity and consumer spending during the month.
Summary not possible from readable text. The fragment references T. Browne Motor Car Co and WENO Bishay, but insufficient context to determine event, date, or outcome.
List of Pierce Arrow used cars in first class condition with standard guarantee. Highlights include the Pierce-Arrow Series in various sedans and limousines with emphasis on sport models and low prices. Dealer offers demonstrations by appointment and invites calls to arrange viewings.
Fragmented classified section listing used cars sales repairs and welding at Holden Nelson and nearby garages, plus a county notice in Texas about a water main project in Bexar County and an upcoming tax or bond hearing. It references San Antonio and Milam, with details on bids and permits and local officials.
Wheat prices opened high but sagged early then recovered, with traders in Chadron Nebraska and Alamo Texas noting market moves. Reports mention bids in futures for May and July deliveries, and local officials recording price shifts and activity across Nebraska and Kansas markets.
May 1 NAAT cotton prices show wide gaps as trade reports from New York and Liverpool indicate cautious buying. U.S. futures drift with mixed demand, while European selling pressures and currency shifts weigh on demand.
A fragmented list of market quotations and prices across various goods and regions. Items include produce such as apples and greens, commodities like tea and coffee, and several regional price notes. The snippet mentions vendors, crates, and per-pound rates, with scattered figures across a broad catalog-like display.
Fragmented account names Manuel Mureys and two Aguirre generals as rebel leaders tied to a 19th century revolution. It recalls executions, government crackdowns, and the era’s harsh justice, noting Varied figures and a broad crackdown on alleged rebels amid shifting loyalties.
Three U S airmen were released in Arizona after weeks of captivity tied to a Mexican uprising. The men, named in dispatches as among those seized near Obregon, were recovered as tensions eased with the Mexican government. The episode followed a broader revolt that unsettled border security and prompted U S officials to review narcotic and rebel activity in the region.
Mexico City May 2 The public learns of the revolt collapse as bulletins posted at Chapultepec report rebels surrender in Nogales and near Triets and the United States. The reports describe clashes at Agueses on the Sonora border lasting days and imply General Almazan’s force moved forward with the army after pressing through Palpite.
Martin Weight Porter A Whily and G AL Wheatley were apprinted members of a committee of sitt 40h meek with city commissioners urging beautification and aslanting the Dini aknhonig. Pete id fhe Whewan OF the How of writur H Thoxe throw will represent Uhie aut Hoon conservation committees of the Chamber of commerce. Tak Wilson Jemeun to be entered will be represent, will request Vintanucher be fed to raise the Maw of water in the river and that all oil pollution be prohibited. The Weapon ry of Woddlawa Inke will be sought.
Mrs T G Wrlienvand to speak on child psychology at the next meeting of the Prolitox section. The program includes a report from Miss Higdiov Viele Dngente and mentions local attendees from Dover and nearby areas. The event is chaired by EK Velden with treasurer Me. and hosts Rees Single Gill.
The region sees a broad alliance of religious leaders, veterans, and community organizations backing a unified wartime effort. Maj. Harold Eller and May Davin appear among key organizers while officials meet with the mayor to coordinate relief and public support for mobilization drives.
A dispute over a paving project emerges as residents and property owners allege issues with the Stree Cramtetenes Hank Stettine area. The debate centers on a five year administration, total costs of 28,000 plus 18,000 promised by owners, with a city commissioners hearing scheduled to determine compensation and contractor responsibilities.
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary No 1 schedules a meeting at the K Whill on West Commerce Street at 2 30 PM Friday afternoon per publicity notice. ANNOUNCES include event details, officers named, and location for members to attend and receive information.
Fragmented OCR narrative details a fundraising effort titled St Nark's Fund at Athalaan Wark. The piece lists names of volunteers and division captains, including Mrs W J Miller and Miss Nel Curiniou, with mentions of fundraising targets and community support activities. The report reads like a local society update with scattered OCR errors and unclear phrasing.
Leewan asks approval of a bill to license and bond labor agents for immigration work in Texas. The measure, drafted by Rep A. Johnson, would require a license fee and county payments to enforce rules, aiming to curb agency practices and protect workers while enabling state oversight of labor supply activities.
Army to conduct examinations for unskilled laborers in the vicinity during March. Applicants will be measured for physical ability to perform required tasks and will be examined on health and fitness. Both men and women may apply, with selection based solely on physical suitability.
An unclear listing describes a carnival drive and town event scheduled for May with a community drive at Kings Arena and a gathering featuring Steve Gardner and other local figures. Details are fragmented but indicate a civic fundraiser and social activities for residents.
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