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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
19
A statue by A. Leimbach honors pioneer women with twelve figures to mark national trails across the United States. The piece was selected by the Daughters of The American Revolution for widespread display.
A garbled OCR passage references a character Mis Windle and a tale of cats in a military setting. Mentions include a race to Frutce, African positions, Dine Hussars, and Henri de Meowrolals. Details are unclear but imply a humorous or satirical battle narrative with feline soldiers and chaotic ranks.
Fragmentary notes recount Roy Bean famed deeds and capture of a concealed weapon case, mentioning his marriage to Virginia Conover in 1886 at Antone, with references to journeys of Destro figures and the mythic status of Judge Bean in Texas lore.
A father was injured when his arm broke after a car incident on Wednesday. He was taken to Green Hospital. reports say he was cranking a car when a flyer kicked him, causing the crash scene at Tingon, Buel, with Vane piloting.
Watch owned by Willie D. Williamson of San Antonio Light staffer who died in a crash near Stinson Field last Saturday may have been recovered by his parents. The watch is described as a Bengaline gold wristwatch with jewels, engraved initials, and a specific serial number. Police and parents request return to prevent loss or misplacement.
The Salesmanship Club of San Antonio will direct officer elections at a Thursday gathering. Regular officers will be seated or announced, with details expected at the meeting.
The estate of the recently deceased Ininet Hiles is left to orphans. The will is to be filed for probate at the St Francia home on Wednesday, with about $4000 involved in the bequest.
Turmoil and humor mark a rough first day as a recruit handles a horse, escapes a bucking problem, and endures the messy routine. The narrator describes gear, meals, and the uneasy transition from civilian life to army duties. The scene ends with morning chores, questions about discipline, and a hint of further events on page 22.
A garbled report cites a revival series led by Dr. T ident we McMurray at Denver Heights Methodist church with daily services noted. The text references betting and youth involvement, but the meaning is unclear and difficult to interpret from the OCR damaged lines.
Seventeen new members were welcomed into the Adda Dabba Roun society at a junior college initiation. Members of the Bigme Gamma Betas, a college fraternity from the Atanger society, were invited to attend the initiation meeting at 15 Main Avenue at 8 p.m.
Lieutenant Harper receives new duties at Brooks including aviation operations and maneuvering supervision. The report names several assistant roles and civil aviation duties linked to Brookshield, with references to R. E. Maviall and other officers in distant postings.
A report describes students assembling desks for a school, highlighting the effort of learners and teachers in creating functional furniture. The item notes a hands on project aimed at improving learning spaces and student engagement.
A fragmented excerpt describes a Brooklyn or Newark stage production where Miss Domingues collaborates with Proschowsky on a new world version of a Spanish song. The narrative mentions a shift from classic Bomttsh to a modern wording and rehearsals leading to a musical in Newark with Domingues preparing a complete vocal study.
Aish ara Mie Brot, a teacher at the San Antonio Junior College, obtained lab equipment from the University of Texas. She plans to use the new items to support student chemistry and biology labs for her junior college cohort, enhancing laboratory training.
William Malone 31, World War veteran, buried in Pearsall after services. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Chiles Mag, of San Antonio. Further details from Logie hospital in North Carolina are unclear in the record.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names like Gertrude Smith and Gertrude Soin with references to a Women’s Christian movement union event at a hotel. Details are unreadable. no clear date or location is identifiable.
A grand jury returned 43 indictments in the Fourth District Court. Witnesses testified during the proceeding as jurors reviewed evidence and named defendants stand accused of various offenses. Local legal officials emphasized the scale of the case and the ongoing judicial process.
A garbled notice invites entries for a weekly serial titled The Light by midnight next Saturday. Prizes include $200 for the final chapter and publication in the following Wednesday issue, with a requirement to match the author’s style and submit by the stated deadline.
A caravan will transport the San Antonio Finioe college students and faculty to Seguin for a college football game against the Tutserun college team. The trip aims to support the student body and staff as they travel by river and road to the event.
A garbled note describes the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce activity inviting a visitor group to a winter resort in San Antonio. The text mentions real estate, inquiries about the city, and a secretary named Sidney Ruiz, with references to movers and a tour beyond disappointed expectations.
Mrs Tillie Bovwlou, a native of Ban Antonio, died at home after illness. Sister Mrs Toma Wattle is among the survivors. Rev T A Wolf will conduct services. Other relatives include Alber and Ryithnity, with 4 sons noted.
Mouldin, 88 Winesteer, awoke to catch a thief rifling his trousers and stealing £28 from a trouser drawer in a Wednesday morning incident.
The article urges readers to consider buying real estate now before prices rise, noting that many properties are affordable today though future values may increase. It discusses city and suburban options, including villas and farms, and emphasizes careful selection in a changing market.
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