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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
27
Article by Bess Carroll discusses how bright colors influence mood and confidence in men and women. It cites authorities like Fomby and Kendall on dress choices, noting lighter, brighter tones boost mood and may affect business interactions and self-perception. women voice observations on color impact and social impressions.
Deputies continue probe into cattle theft ring in Texas, charging three Fremantle men with taking stock from multiple farms near Lasang. The investigation links a broader theft network, with additional suspects named as authorities pursue more evidence through Lent Springs and nearby routes.
The first tomatoes of the season were picked in Gonzales as the crop shows promise. Early shipments from Wrights Hires indicate adequate supply and favorable weather conditions support a strong harvest outlook for the period ahead.
Aged resident of Sinton, died at home after an illness. Funeral held at St. Peter’s Church with burial at the local cemetery. Survived by widow and two children, including Ruth Mergen of Corpus Christi, plus several grandchildren.
A collision near Savannah today involved the liner and the steamer Atlas. Eight people were rescued by a tug and assisted by local authorities as fire broke out aboard the damaged vessel. The incident disrupted night traffic and prompted emergency responses from New Jersey to New York ports.
Report from Dal Rio Texas notes discovery of bones along the riverbed near a bridge and ferry area. Justice Joseph Joes states the remains may mark interment in a nearby cemetery as railroad employees face accident and murder claims tied to blasts and collapses.
The 54-year-old Spanish American War veteran Ww. Te. McDonald, jailed for pocket conman activity, is recommended for parole after doctors report tuberculosis and need for treatment. A physician testified he attempted to obtain a 25 dollar tram packet while McDonald faces related charges connected to a missing 12-year-old girl case. Power and Light Company and river plant details appear in the surrounding notes.
Circle No 1 of Government Hill Methodist church meets Friday at the Reeves home. Numerous groups including alumnae, parent associations, and teacher clubs plan events at the academy auditorium and school, with prizes, banquets, and lectures. The article lists meetings, programs, and invitations across Westmorland colleges and local churches.
Seans with the ietrijotal announced by scout executive Tirron as principal speaker Arthur Bined at Botore chun reeling Frilng noon. George T. Allensworth chairs the program. A 40 Camp Comal trip for Mug Scouts set for June 2 and 16. School events include Plonganton fourth graders heard on KTAP Friday afternoon and an harmonica band turning in. church and club notices list St Maria House meeting at 8 p.m Thursday and the Press club extension at Texas State College for Women with limited upperclassmen. Further sermons and institute lectures feature Rev. Hirgin B. Harrison and Ti Walker at local churches and centers.
Siath Trusty escaped from the Len eral prison farm in Water county Missouri during a weekend unrest. Prison officials reported the incident today naming the escapee and noting guards pursued. Trusty previously served time in Tyler Oklahoma for a prior offense.
Skidmore ships a carload of tomatoes from Wheville Texas on May 19 to Whitadelphia and other markets. The venture aims to establish Skidaway as a tomato hub with shipments planned for cucumbers and peppers. The farm projects a per pound price of 12 cents for tomatoes and 50 cents for select cucumbers.
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