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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
21
An old dealership listing shows a 1929 Model A Coupe and various vintage autos like a 1928 Oakland sedan, a 1924 Whippet, a 1976 Essex sedan, and other cars. The ad promotes reconditioning, terms from Alamo Automobile Co, and a two for one laundry offer, with contact at 366 W Josephine.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a young pilot completes a daring first flight over a coastal setting. The model airplane and the pilot delight a cheering crowd, while a nearby girl on the beach watches, touched by the display of skill and courage. The piece blends romance with aviation fascination.
Laura Dawn recalls a youth filled with longing as Pat, an artist, writes a sketch invitation for a ride aboard a Toonerville trolley. The note sparks Joy for Laura as her daughter sees a vision of love, while her mother senses risk in their excited plan.
A young woman agrees to her father' s escort as she and Guy Elliott fly together. The flight rises into sunset-tinged skies with ocean fires and mountains, a thrilling ascent that makes her feel warned and fearless. Their bond deepens as he kisses her in the evening after landing.
Kiddies parade scheduled for Saturday at the International Exposition and Livestock Show is postponed to Armistice Day. City recreation officials, led by John Fauser, cite Armistion observance. A new automobile tire prize is offered as a feature of the children’s parade section.
Kyoto observer tells the round table that Japan could have avoided trouble in Manchuria by rejecting Russian alliance and halting the war with China. He argues that if Japan had not sought aid from Russia, the Manchuria dispute would not exist and future tension would be reduced.
A chaotic OCR list records vital statistics including intended marriages and birth notices. It names numerous individuals such as Stella Mernandez At Spescer and Mca Catherine Uroin and mentions Intention to Marriage notices, births, and housing permit details for various addresses, with scattered dates and a reference to remodeling at a building project amid public notices.
A garbled OCR listing details numerous deeds and transfers across years 1923 to 1949. It mentions Felipe Garcia to Juanami Antonia Garsta de Vanquex, various dates in October and November, property blocks in a new city, and numerous names such as Chadalupe Armalla Tiriceno, Marciano Denavente, and Warren. The entry appears as a ledger-like sequence of transactions with references to clerkt and parish-like entities, capturing a snapshot of land conveyances and associated dates.
Los Angeles November reports reveal jurors in Alexander Minges case may have aided a petition for a retrial. Superior Judge Charles W Fricke ruled prosecutors may file affidavits publicly while defense seeks to preempt surprise moves. Burtee Pringle denied any connection to a proposed million dollar damage suit against Pantages.
Parents from Exelyn Hotel in New Braunfels report their daughter ran away with the Froy Gray carnival. Sheriff’s office asked to aid in locating her. Mrs. Rey Gray says she hasn’t seen the girl but will arrange return if found. Disappearance noted while she wore a yellow dress and a worn entry.
Ernest G Krezdorn a veteran army clerk from Fort Sam Houston died recently and was en route to Leavenworth Kansas for burial. A native of Lexington Missouri he lived in San Antonio 25 years and served in government service from 1898 until his death. He is survived by his widow Mrs Nios Krezdorn and multiple nieces and nephews in this city. He was a member of fraternal orders including the Royal Arch Masonry and Woodmen of America.
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