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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1920
Page
4
Paris May 3 French Chamber debates a law converting 476000 agricultural workers into landholders. The reform aims to lessen living costs, boost rural production, and shift tenancy toward proprietorship amid wartime and postwar pressures. Backers say it could stabilize agriculture and address food supply concerns.
Reported crash on Sunday near Austin and Von Newton streets sent two drivers and a passenger to hospital. Investigating officers noted alcohol involvement and potential passport checks by federal agents.
Washington reports experts say olives once feared for poisoning are safe again. Secretary Meredith notes sterilization methods and heat treatment fix contamination risk, with packers urged to apply safe processing to prevent future issues.
Fragments describe shoes from ARHY SHOES with alleged royal inspection and orders valued at 480 per pale. Shipping details mention parec and reverse financing, with address hints at Abue Stare and Commerce St. Lou Arttarin.
Fragmentary ad copy references Avaoela and Sons Cotreaponilenre and Amecican wigarian with unclear product lines. The garbled lines mention advertising, toasting, food packages, and a popular American waste idea in Germany, but most proper nouns and specifics are unreadable.
A wire dispatch from Tokyo states Captain Atkinson of the Canadian Red Cross reports the relief train sent into the frontier March 3 has been captured but the officers were not in danger. The message adds the train is returning with medicines and personnel, while the news notes ongoing attempts to distribute relief supplies and continued operations by Red Cross staff.
A Tuesday meeting was called by the stock raisers of the district to oppose proposed amendments to the tick eradication law. The notice, signed by J. B. Murrah, sought participating attendees at 2 o'clock in the Callemens Rychange.
A meeting called by Bynung J. M. Dobie Ike T. Pryor and O Robeni aims to discuss a proposed amendment to the livestock sanitary law. It would alter current inspections dipping infected cattle and remove some powers from the Livestock Sanitary Commission, with details yet unclear. The plan seeks input from cattle producers and county officials to reach an informed conclusion.
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