Adventure and Romance End Tonight in Connie's Wedding
Connie faces a storm of fear and longing on the eve of her wedding to Jim Tracy. He lingers at the Calvert estate while Connie’s nerves fray and a hidden tension drives Tim Tracy to stalk the couple’s home, ending with an uncertain road to New York and a cliffhanger ending the chapter.
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Mlealys
Jim
Big Bret Man
Sone
Jim Teney
Abe
Connecticut
Connie
Calvert
Tina
Jim Tracy
Tracy
Abe Sard
Roother
Gennie
Kime
Tim Tracy
Veal
Quiy
Wall Street
Ice
Linn
Mes
Flo
Connie Wee
New York
Sixth Monthly Cooking School and Toy Demonstration
As the Hill City Light’s home economics department presents the Sixth Monthly Cooking School and Food Demonstration on November 1 at 6 o’clock sharp atop the San Antonio Hotel roof. Mildred Kitchen leads, with Mrs W H Shellow conducting, offering economical kitchen management and proper food prep guidance. The program includes stage entertainment by Le on Weber Ernest Hauser and Jimmy Biland, a fully equipped city kitchen exhibit, and free frozen desserts prepared with a Copeland lectern refrigerator aid. The event invites all San Antonio and South Texas housewives, with ample parking and easy access for busy wives and girls alike.
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SS. Antiony
San Antonio ‘Light
Mildred Kitchen
Mra
W. H. Shellow
Ang
Heacout
Tegox Theater
Leon Weber
Ernest Hauser
Jimmy Biland
Ceremonica
Real
Shelton
Copeland
Vending Machine Loot and Jewelry Thefts Reported
Police investigated a wave of weekend thefts including a cigarette refilling machine at East End Service Station near Medrenelreet and New Braunfels Avenue. Jewelry and a pistol were stolen from residences, with purses and checks taken from Moore on Summit Avenue and a home on West Woallemn Avenue targeted.
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East End
Medrenelreet
New Braunfels Avenue
L. Homer
Mane
Eugene Mayr
Woallemn Avenue
A_ fonn
Stonesall Eteret
Flow. Moore
Summit Avenue
Rerd
Texas Autoists to Meet in 8 A for 1930 Parley
Delegates from San Antonio attended the Texas Associated Automotive associations annual convention in Houston. The body chose Houston as next year’s convention city and elected Col. H. H. A. Dimmmann president. W. J. Edgecombe of San Antonio was named secretary-treasurer, with FE. HM. Kifer Claud Carters J. H Holmgreen and Ay Winerich named to the board of directors.
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San Antonio
Texas Associated Automobile
LAL
San’ Antonio
Houston
Renormit
Sear
Cel. HH. AM
Dicbmann
Fexna A. A. A
W. J. Edgecombe
Anil
FE. HM. Kifer
Claud Carters
J. H Holmgreen
Anit Ay Winerich
Herd of Directors
Council Approves 23000 for Debts at Monday Meeting
The council approved payments totaling 99300 for city needs and authorized 363.88 to merchants. A 10020.94 note to Alamo National Bank was ordered paid before December 21. Funds were allocated to Rodgers, Swith and company and Carngirg Chanmey for audit of city books dated November 12.
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Ey Connec
Alamo National Bank
Rodgers, Swith Aad Company
Carngirg Chanmey Iit Company
City Workers Arrest Attempt in Spiritualism Probe
City officials Don Murphy and Cilened Marshall, investigators of spiritualism, tried to arrest and expose a local medium M Morahall Rait during a séance. They reported flashlights, a trumpet, and a sudden glInd, while the medium remained at liberty after District Attorney Walter Tynan declined charges.
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Cilened Marshall
Don Murphy
Marshall
Murphy
Conan
Dorlé
Reece
Morahall
Bod Sam
Maeshall
Ashs
Walter Tynan
A. Boys to Tal Harlingen Ya Selected for Ta l
A scrambled report says A. Boys were chosen at a contest held Sunday at Jones Field by Frank Spencer and Inman. Ten-year-olds will travel in November to organize troops with Noble Robert Ander. The event included four groups of Tonior Yanks, with Teroy Bas named as a local operation representative.
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Nein
Yanke
Sunileran
Jnone Field
Trank Spencer
Inmen
Arpanihy
Jer
Noble Roberander
Tonior Yanks
Teroy Bas
Terp
New Prosecutor Visits City in Preparation for Major Project
The city council, led by First Assistant Attorney General Quin, considers a report from Street Commissioner Stoffter proposing the closing of an alley to enable a new city project. Buckley presents the resolution with backing from several officials, noting the plan aims to facilitate construction and access.
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Near Fylore Ag City Project Corporation Court
Jack Daris Epart
Monilny “Jearning
Youre Allornes
Marens
Major Gharbe
Pam Stoffter
Warner
Buckley
And I Remember Breakfast Dishes From Leftovers and Toasts
A fragmented text describes using milk and butter to create savory breakfast dishes from leftovers such as sandwiches and toast textures. It mentions cinnamon toast and stream toast methods, with butter sugar cinnamon spreads and optional cheese or jelly garnishes. It also hints at an Eggs a la Golden Nod preparation and milk mixtures for fillings.
Women Seek New Members at Red Cross Drive
A chaotic set of notes reports a Red Cross recruitment push with booths in downtown buildings, led by Albert O. Tensley and Ed Oeffinger as organizers. The item mentions a 16 year history, school and teacher involvement, and a court hearing over liquor manufacture in a separate incident, with references to named individuals and locations but many garbled details.
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Red Gross
Albert O. Tensley
Gethactary
Maniliyades Tpionom
Vitizeng
Booth Horpe Af Wowut
Mesa Ed Oeffinger
Nome
Stecel Core
Flensley
Rei Cross
Hartley
Triolon
Bod
Pingsisnel
Selord
Paul A
Misa Siticers
Hunters Viting of Own Gun Bullets
Two hunting accident victims sought treatment at Rock Rock Rockeck TRie Green hospital on the second day of the hunt. John Barrera, 16, was struck in the foot when a shotgun discharged in a hunting party near the Corpus Christi road ten miles from the city. Jules Fontaine, an insurance man, was injured when his shotgun discharged in his car during a return trip to camp. Fontaine lost three fingers in the accident and was moved from Llano to San Antonio for emergency surgery to remove fingers. Fontaine formerly worked in advertising at the San Antonio Light.
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Rokeck TR. Green
Jules Fontaine
John Barrera
Porviah Areoun
Baerora
Commig Christi
Fontaine
Sagnolia Avenue
George Richitts
Anrance Egener
Alber
Llano
Firme
An Antonio
Luekera
Limno
San Antonio
Phssic Lana
Wohtaina
Univertising Department
Bao Antonio Light
Charlotte Woman Buried Monday in Local Cemetery
Mrs. Filiza Claiborny, 72, of Charlotte, died at home Sunday and was buried at 3 p m Monday in Charlotte cemetery. A longtime resident, she leaves her mother two sons two daughters three sisters two brothers and several grandchildren.
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Filiza Claiborny
Charlotte
Pezne
Miniborne
Mississippi
Tyro
Unclear partial text from Santa Monica dispatch
Fragmentary report mentions Santa Monica California and aviation figures including Langley Lexington Sapajope and Secretary Ingatla. The garbled lines reference air routes and a secretary’s inquiry, with uncertain names and events. No clear outcome or date is discernible.
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Chatter al ‘Tracy
Texas Theater
Emmett Hauser
Leo Weber
Meblers
Tejas Theater
Texas
8. A
Council
Skippy
AKAAL
Perey Lo Cready
Grant Braine Features Syndicate
Ime
Wim ‘and
Rusa
U Ory
Whooza Dumbbest
City Workers
Wight
Tal Harlingen Ya
AID Red Cross
Red Cross
Marjorie Billingsley
Lelia McCreless
Main Avenue High School
Wolff and Marx
Io Aionoe
Antonio
Aspen
Mia
Mie
Nic
Santa Monica
Calif
San Diego
Langley
Lexington
Sapajope
Ingatla
Adand
Roma Pallicien
Hoover
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