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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
5
Sam Sherman requested dismissal of his appeal after being sentenced to two years for auto theft from Dan A. Groh. Judge W S Anthony imposed the sentence and Judge W W McCrory was asked to draft the motion to dismiss the appeal.
The piece spans Texas Rio Grande valley wealth hopes from a citrus acre sale at $1000 and a two acre plot to plant asparagus on 1000 acres led by A. Vlurding and O. Oxilshie of Raymondville and Hargill. It recalls frontier progress with Winter Garden prospects, and a reflection by Uncle Monroe Fenley on community memory and a long-vanished great oak tree symbolic of shared history.
An old advertisement urges better mouth care to prevent disease. It claims 80 percent of health issues stem from mouth conditions and promotes Mac's Black Lotion as superior for cleaning. It invites readers to test by comparing residue after using ordinary dental products. Trial size 35 cents, family size one dollar.
Halzag presents its first prouec Lion of the year Honor of the Family at the San Antonio Little Theatre on College Street with three performances set for October 11, November 1 and 2. About 300 season subscribers have already booked tickets for the Little Theatre fire productions and a cast list includes David Schein Col Phillipe Ki Man Ray Smith and many others.
In San Francisco on October 17, engineers and a California highway worker demonstrated a talking method using artificial larynges. J B Maeshgll, who lost his speech two years ago, and Sergins Grae of the telephone lab spoke through rubber handset devices. The improvised larynxes, worn near the throat, allowed a marginally intelligible conversation, showcasing early speech aid tech.
In Kalamazoo a high profile murder case nears its end as jurors hear testimony and viewing photos. The defense argues the husband and wife, Burgess and Ett, were involved in a fatal slaying marked by conflicting alibi claims and circulated evidence. The court records indicate careful scrutiny of the couple and related family tensions.
Legion post hears Cox as Lirnest Cox of Amerwing F will address members about activities. Davis, post cannigaler, notes the gathering Thursday with Tantatians urged to attend the Tate cage cidyer Tank at Cutie for details.
Unclear readable text indicates a planned concert at Travis Park with a focus on a band event. Details and involved parties are not fully legible.
An unusual political sidestep emerges as a candidate in Mexico Cuey faces a rejected proposal regarding a bullet proof vest. The exchange hints at campaign safety measures amid contentious rhetoric and legal wording.
Police reveal a burglary at the Wilmette residence of Albert Cross, a cream broker, on September 12. Thieves took $30,000 in valuables while the Cross family was away. Authorities say details were kept quiet until today.
For over 30 years Ann wiline has given relief to millions suffering from nervousness and nerve pains. Capudine, a liquid, acts quickly without opiates and flavors, not upsetting the stomach. Sold by druggists in 80 sizes.
United States customs inspectors arrest five men at Nine Mile rail near Detroit for unloading liquor from an airplane. The pilot fled as federal officers moved in, seizing whiskey still aboard. The operation targeted alcohol shipments reportedly carried over the past week from Essex county downriver.
In New York Ort 77 a five year term was imposed on Charles W Kable after pleading guilty to black frauds tied to the Virginia Bishop advisor Thisiaye James Cannon. Harry Galdberne delivered the sentence while another defendant received a suspended term.
In Vera Cruz, teachers finally receive pay after two decades of overdue wages. The government settles outstanding salaries for the maestros, ending a long period of unpaid work and signaling a new era of regular compensation for educators.
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