Sewage Plant Action Sought to Open Revenue Paths
City attorney TD Coble Jr outlines an agreement to end future suits over the new sewage plant, while Commissioner Paul E Strifer pushes plans for a $20,000 sludge drying unit and fertilizer revenue. The plant, costing 1,250,000 to build, would yield about 86 tons daily and up to 20,000 yearly, with a potential customer already interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dylluscyaniraiur
Chursgas
Coble Jr
Attones
Paul E. Strifer
Coolidge Urges Cities To Believe In Help
Northamston October article by The Light features Calvin Coolidge urging cities to unite public and private efforts for winter relief. He argues national governments should offer counsel and aid, while local authorities and charities mobilize resources to meet needs, stressing ample nation capabilities and prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Light
Northamston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Indianapolis
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Campright
AirClare
Coolidge
San Antonio
Petroleum output hits new high in 1929 record
Washington reports the petroleum industry set a record output for 1929 with 2 233055000 gallons, a 93 percent gain over 1928. Cablerain production reached 40.95 000 barrels, up 44 percent, making the region a leading producer with Oklahoma and Texas trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Bureau of Mines
Oklahoma
Texas
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Constipation in Children
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective cure for constipation in children and adults. It claims to restore regular digestion, improve energy, and settle the bowels quickly, with wide availability in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Baptist Leaders Gather for San Antonio Session Speech
Dr J W Hurss of Kansas City will address the Seventh annual session of the Missionary Baptist general convention (colored) in the Negro University auditorium. Delegates welcomed by Mayor Chambers and Rev Gates, with talks by university leaders and educators in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hurss
Kansas City
Miscou
National Baptist Covention
Henry Aten Cox
Nashville
Tennessee
National Baptist Publishing Board
San An. Io
Missionary Dantigt General Convention
Negra Nueary Auditorium
Rés. S. A. Trinee
M. Chambers
Nev
J.B. Gates
Baptist Churches of
San Antonio
J. N. Jenkins
Sr. 1
McGruder
Houston
Teans Layman's League of the Repreation
Delecates
Two men injured repairing cars at local gas stations
Two employees suffered serious injuries in two separate incidents while working on automobiles Thursday. Ernest Wright, 27, inflating a tire at a gas station on Esedericksburg road, was struck by a tire rim and leg injury required X rays. J B Hammers, 29, at General Garage on East Commerce street, sustained internal injuries when a jack handle slipped and struck his abdomen. Both were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wright
Cobra Avenue
Esedericksburg Road
Kobert Te Greenhow
Pilal
J.B. Hammers
North Twenty-fourth Street
General
Fast Commerce
Santa Rasa Hospital
Funeral Friday for Step Father of Mrs Ross Sterling
James Short aged 63 step father of Mrs Thora Sterling Democratic nominee for governor of Texas died after a brief illness Funeral services set for Friday at 10 am at Mission Burial Park with Reverend Harrigan officiating Burial to follow in Magnolia Avenue cemetery Survived by widow Mrs Frances Short of San Antonio son Arthur Short of Jossetin Texas and daughter Miss Zilla Short of JaPorie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Short
Thora Sterling
Teras
Heras
Mission Burial Park
Harrigan
Lome
Weat Stagnolia Avenue
Mr. Short
Frances Short
San Antonio
Arthur Short O
Joassetin
Texas
Miss Zilla Short
JaPorie
Rites Friday for Mrs. F V Vasquez
Funeral services for Mrs. Franciscan Vasquez will be held Friday morning at Our Lady of Perpetual Help with a high mass of requiem. Interment is in City Cemetery No 2 under Milhe Caretaking Company. She is survived by husband Patricio Vasquez and six brothers and sisters, with several relatives listed from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.V. Vasquez
Franciscan
Vasequez
Heresigner
Maryland Street
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Mather
City Cemetery No. 2
Milhe Carectaking Company
Sey Antonio
Ma Vasquez
Patricio Vasquenz
Ueathers
Andres
Carlos
Dunn
Marcelino
Fabian
Glonias Vargas
Tree Wistere
Pompena Sicetes
Felipe Betunda
Tidy City
Woman Fined For Liquor Charge In Second Guilty Plea
A woman was fined $250 after being found guilty on liquor charges for the second time. The court also fined several others, including a $20 penalty for an offense tied to prohibition enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habel Grane Teorey Atlas Grace Son
Georgla Stonle
Andgeu
al Wet
Sheppard Urges Democratic Victory in 1932 Race
Senator Mortis Sheppard spoke at a mass meeting in San Antonio urging a Democratic win in November to secure control of Congress and a Democratic President in 1932. He forecast gains for Democrats in leadership roles and touted Henry Die lmann as a pivotal candidate in the Ninth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratc Party
Congress
Mortis Sheppard
San Antonio
Deel Boren
Henry ¥. Dielmann
Sorince
Frideend
Sevaloe Sheppard
Ide Paity
United States
Sheppard
Tezag
Garner
Choen
Etas Panyer
Simaers
Judiciary Committee
Rasburn Cishrgan
Mansfield
Lanka
Buchanan
Impartant Appropriations
Dielmann
Pouricenth
Dieliman
Dieimann
Senator Sheppard
Gunter Hotel
Bexar County
Democratic Women's Association
Beethoven Hall
KTHA
Moody Indicates Wallace for Job on State Board
In Austin on October 23 Governor Moody signaled John Wallace of Texas as the likely appointee to the state board of Monterey, disputing reports that Claude Teer would resign. The governor refused to detail his platform but suggested Wallace will fill the vacancy, denying another rumor about a resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Wallace
Claude ‘Teer
Board of
Ficials
Si Jing
County Employee Draws Record on Fines Assessed
Clarence Calhoun, 24, a county employee, set a year’s record in the corporation court for traffic violations. He ran a red light at Commerce and Alamo, ignored a whistle, and sped on Crockett and Alamo roads. Judge Matlock fined him 16 and 2 dollars on speeding and signal violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Calhoun
Commerce
Alamo Street
Calhoun
C. A. Turk
Crockett Street
Alamo
Suburb Seeks Recreation Park From City Action
A Palm Heights recreation park push moved Thursday when Mayor M. Chambers met with a Kint Heights committee led by Mrs. W. E. Fyne. The group urged playground equipment and new facilities. Park Commissioner Rubiolo was present and said he would look into the matter without making promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Heights Park
M. Chambers
Kint Heights
W. EB. Fyne
Women's Club
Prescat
Brownwood Bank Cashier Indicted
A federal grand jury returned thirty eight indictments and 81 charges on prohibition violations here on Wednesday. Ernest C. Morgan, a bank bookkeeper, is charged with abstracting credits from Citizens' National Bank of Brownwood totaling 2770 between July 3, 1920, and April 1, 1920. Indictments claim Morgan drew the entries to unknown persons and then destroyed them. Judge W Hy Lewelt of Dallas presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Trans
Ernest C. Morgan
Citizens’ National Bank of Browndond
Morgan
Te Rank
W. Hy Lewelt
Dallas
Presi i
Soldiers Attend New Night School Near San Antonio
Soldiers stationed in and around San Antonio are signed up for a night school to start in November. Classes meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 6 to 9 p m. Courses include English typewriting shorthand bookkeeping and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solidiera
San Antonio Gre
Arch
Mi. CI AL
Archel
Frilass
Nurses Halloween Party Planned at Medical Hospital
Nurses of the Medical hospital will host a Halloween party Friday night at the nurses' hall on Main Avenue. Miss Roberson, chair of the arrangements committee, said games and refreshments will accompany the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Ndological Hospitel
Narses’ Hall
Main Avenue
Mias
Martha Trobernon
Pioneers to Host Old-Time Dance in San Antonio
An old-time dance will honor pioneers and old-tenil drivers in San Antonio during the International exposition at the Gunter hotel. The Gonzales orchestra will play, with the event set for the oriental 100m of the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Mras Viele A. Flagoes
Gonzales
Daylight egg heist hits Thiel Street truck
A daylight robbery on Thursday noon saw sixty dozen eggs stolen from a parked delivery truck of Hasse Produce company at 322 Water Street. The driver had briefly left the vehicle to make a delivery. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel Street
Testimony in Rail Case Closes in Dallas Hearing
The Southern Pacific wrapped up testimony in a case before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Judge Thames F. Sullivan presides as the hearing on bug control rights proceeds with arguments from both sides and related filings continuing in Dallas Ort. 25-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southern Pacific
Thames F. Sullivan
Exeminer
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Funeral Service Held Here for Mrs. B. D. Godsey
Funeral services for Mrs. B D Godsey were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev J B Gates at the local church. Mrs Godsey a Tyas native lived in San Antonio the past six years and is survived by her husband J H Godsey two daughters Mrs H N Filia of Houston and Mrs Norman Godsey of San Antonio a sister Mrs Vera Sherman and a brother Willian Lanann of Galveston and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
San Antonio
Adolph Grasso
Clairman
Este
Ley
Grasso
Oltain
Theaby
Chassy
Lacy’ Smithers
California
Smithers
Miss Smithers
Lokoue
Faiy Quntoning
Hardine
J. Goderrere
Princess Daan
J. B. Gatea
Godsey
Tyas
San Artinio
Pan
Bhere
Br Bee Bachand
M. Gindeey
Filia
Houalon
Min Norman Godeey
Moran Freed on $10,000 Bond in Chicago Bail Case
An unidentified friend posted $10,000 cash to secure Bugs Moran’s release after he was brought to a county court building. Moran faced a vagrancy charge and awaited further proceedings before Judge Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs Moran
Cincago
Lerapora
Hkile Wen
Public Invited to See Military Parade Ceremony
San Antonio residents are invited to a retreat parade by the Twenty third Infantry at Fort Sam Houston on Grayson Street Friday at 2 30 p m Col Charles Joe Bitchell will command the regiment The troops will wear white shirts and woolen uniforms for the parade and reviews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentythird Infantry
Wort
Sam+ Houston
Grayson Street
Charles Joe
Bitchell
Court to Open Corpus Christi October Term
A. W. Gunninghan of Inelingen will open the October term of the criminal district court in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Monday morning. The first two weeks will be devoted to grand jury hearings and the molten docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Texas
Inelingen
criminel_district caoort
Glycerin Mixture Beats Soda for Sour Stomach
A reader claims a simple glycerin saline mix with Adlerika eases gas and sour stomach better than soda or other remedies. The note credits Ed. AleNeill and Sommers-Wazarrs drug stores for the remedy and mentions products Adleelka Adlerika and related items in a terse, promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoda
AleNeill
Adherika
Sommers-Wazarrs
Élesen
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Brownwood Bank
Crockett
Ars. T
Flannery
Protestant Orphane’ Home
Childrens
Stawley- Dee
Associated Cramer
Len Fto
B. D. Godsey
Muntaler
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Chau Witter
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Nyal Druggiste
Tisen
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