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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
13
Pecos Biis to Carry GxaF C delegation announced at the convention. The text lists several names including Henry Carey and Alery Al Mates, with confusion in the OCR yielding unclear phrasing and dates.
The notice outlines a winter schedule change for the Second Division with altered office hours. It states divisions will have modified afternoon openings on exceptional Wednesdays and mentions varied timings and locations.
A clipped readable note references Aldermanic action in The City with unclear context and a numeric 2400 indicating a figure or halt point.
Readable dialogue shows Joan and Curtis planning a wedding amid emotional tension. Curtis worries about the ceremony while Joan insists on moving forward, amid interrupted lines and vivid exclamations. The scene hints at elopement vs formal ceremony and the couple’s resolve despite obstacles.
The fragment recalls past times with references to local people and places. It mentions a widow, a game related event, and a park area where people gathered to work and dance. The text shows memory of a market day and community life led by Professor Gratave Jorms.
A fragmentary description places Trader Horn, famed as a top seller, starting his voyage on the S Brandeon Sandy at Whitestable, England. The note mentions a young man lost years earlier, hinting at a long and troubled history surrounding the voyage and its founder.
Reader confronts a tangled, fragmentary text describing a gang revenge motif with named figures and shifting locales. The passage blends invented names, vague events, and garbled phrases, yielding a hazy sense of an opening scene and impending conflict between factions.
The San Antonio A and M College Mothers Club will hold a regular meeting at the YWCA on the afternoon of November 12. Announcement was made by Mrs Wis Li Daster, president. The event aims to discuss contributions toward a loan fund for the care of Ameuit of Students at college.
Thieves broke into a building early Monday and stole about 50 gallons of gasoline and various repair tools. The incident occurred near a city line, with authorities reporting damage and loss of materials from the premises.
A drunken brawl erupts in the neighborhood with pistol shots heard as revelers fight in the street. Residents on Analin school area recall commotion and police arrive to find a damaged scene with cars curbing and bystanders scattering. The incident ends with responders securing the area.
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals and addresses across various streets including Haut Mul larhe avenue and Madison street in a November directory snippet. Names such as Werner Deckinman and Mrs William Gogize appear amid scattered street references and partial city hints.
Vonnell Harrison of San Antonio was chosen to attend a national automobile training program at a GM managed school in Flint New York. Harrison, 24, will study at the US Automotive Service Institute, following recommendations from local employers.
The San Antonio Education Board postpones a regular meeting until 3 o clock Thursday due to a screen election war. The delay will enable a conference between board members and the Grenber San Antonio Chamber of Commerce committee over an approved bond issue.
The war department announced that coordinated use of trucks will speed mail in the Christina area. Sy Lieut. Col. H. Tilly led the arrangements to deploy 105 vehicles for decisive wartime mail service, aiming to save government funds.
Report discusses Orama's sanitation system, its high daily trash intake, and a $375,000 annual budget for 1028. Describes four incinerators, a 270 ton daily capacity, and army precision in a citywide garbage operation moving on conveyor lines. Mentions missing articles, money, and recovery efforts related to waste.
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