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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1932
Page
17
Golden Jubilee Specials promote cheap household goods including sewing machines, heat blocks, scales, and appliances. The ad lists various items with prices, mentions creamer and dairy products, and notes moving sale dates around November with references to a local summit and a creamery near Summit.
County commissioners resolved the right-of-way for the Wew Highway 66 north of town after a compromise, approving damages of 190 and set bids to break ground. The agreement affected properties read by Yater and readied the site for immediate contracting by November 24.
By B C Forbes. Despite political turmoil, security markets last week held ground with little net loss. Retail trade and employment improved, while fears of a Democratic win easing concerns about exchanges. If Hoover wins, bullish moves may occur. odds favor Roosevelt in Wall Street.
Francisco Riestra of Monterey says American tourists will spend about 40 million dollars in Mexico next year. He notes San Antonio acts as gateway, with traffic expected to double as a new highway to Mexico City opens. He oversees 75 thousand dollars worth of furnishings for the Monterey hotel.
McALLEN Texas Nov 7 Hold in the duty inter reasonable Lae Uojied Braves tariff commission: washington tink tented And dline missed the application of Callinenia Interests for no reduction in the tariff tarer on imported ampments of Mexican peppers mil tamatnrn the Anwld Texas Plyp- Tern' answiniton han been ailvlaed.
The Fourth to fourteenth degrees were conferred on a class of nearly LO candidates on the first day of the semi annual Scottish Rite reunion in San Antonio. Perfection lodge oversaw the event with William Bisler, venerable master of Bexar Lodge of Perfection, in charge. Delegates and visitors from Three Rivers and Kerrville attended as degrees were conferred daily through Thursday by a lineup including Guy Cutie Charles R Tips Judge W S Fly Dr H B Henry Gol Frank H Adams Sylvan Lang Irvin G C Roberts Wallace D Turteville E Price and Arthur Storms.
Yoakum Texas November 7 F A Kveton of Yoakum was awarded 48009 damages against the T and N O Railway company by a jury in its sister court for personal injuries received in the Yoakum shops in October 1929. The defendant companys attorneys have filed notice of appeal to the First Court of Criminal Appeals at Gariveston.
Dallas report notes Texas dairy farmers will feature a state exhibit at the World Fair in Chicago with officials estimating Texas dairy output at about 1,165,000 pounds of milk per week.
Denton has been chosen as the 1044 convention city of the Texas Baptist Student Union. The decision was announced after the conclave's final meeting. More than 400 students from Baptist colleges registered for the event.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. C. W. Hater, 63, a long time resident of Corpus Christi who died here recently. She had lived in the city for 28 years and was well known in the community.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Pranens Ann Adkisson age 5A of 1392 West Wondiawnavertia Tennessee resident 14 years in San Antonio. Services Monday afternoon with Dr Bastart and Watts officiating. Survivors include two sons in law four brothers and four grandchildren with burial Tuesday morning at the home of her husband Frank Ho Bushick. Requiem mass to be conducted at St Mary Church by Rev Tom Kennedy. Also mentions Rev Fem P Mishap returning to service at That Methodist church.
A radio schedule note reports Roosevelt may address the nation on 3 NBC networks including WOAT at 10 PM Monday, potentially disrupting local chain programs. The Contented program moves to 8 PM on WOAT, while Whiteman’s duo on WOAL may be largely new to listeners. A Dill discussion on radio’s role in the campaign airs 7 PM on WOAL.
The page lists a dense radio schedule with numerous program titles, times, and hosts across stations including KMAC, KRONOS, and KABC. It mentions music, talk, variety hours, concerts, news flashes, and special segments with many named programs and performers.
Long list of deed filings shows transfers in several districts, involving multiple individuals and properties. Names include Marty Wren, J Mollmar, Charles Kuralona, and Antonie Failing, with details referencing blocks, tracts, and dates in 19th and early 20th century city plats.
At the Disciples of Christ Fifth District convention in Fort Worth, about 150 ministers were urged by Patrick Henry to prioritize preaching. The event, sponsored by the United Christian Missionary Society, featured speakers Mrs. Bertha McMasters, Martha Gibson, and Jewell Matthews. A fellowship dinner capped the day with an expected attendance of around 200.
Judge W W McCrory instructed the grand jury to investigate gambling and dry law violations. The panel includes Porter Loring and 14 others with attorney Joe Burkett filing a motion to quash, which was overruled as terms of court conflicted.
Harlingen Texas November 1 Elmo R Ross of Raymondville was chosen to succeed Commander Ray L Mullins of Horace Johnson post Veterans of Foreign Wars at a meeting here Robert Lyle of Harlingen was named senior vice commander Charles A Reed of Lyford junior vice commander W R Gaston of Harlingen quartermaster Polk Hornaday Harlingen post advocate Mr Raatwright Harlingen officer of the day Chester D Markin La Feria Chapiing and Hills Ingram Harlingen trustee Commander EB Clemente of the department of Texas spoke
Funeral services were held in Rio Hondo for Charles E Teeman a well known resident of Luhvity who died in a hospital at Hartingeneller A Jong Hines according to the report from San Benito Texas dated November 1.
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