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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1929
Page
14
Representatives of two factions met at the chamber of commerce in Kansas City to seek a settlement of differences between rival milk producers and the distruption fears around the ongoing strike now in its fourth week.
A praised natural tonic from the Mexican maguey plant called aquamiel now concentrated into Agmel. Claims include safety and benefits for kidney issues high blood pressure indigestion and glycosuria. Testimonials claim better sleep and lower blood pressure with use, imported by The Agmel Corporation New York and Mexico City.
News agency report states property of Aleju Tay former governor and General Franecisus Ensergiez has been seized in Mexico City for damages from last spring's revolution. Government plans to pursue payment of damages and imposes a lien against alleged participants. Valuation places properties around 8100000.
Mr. Vesper, of the Vesper-Guice company, speaks at the St Louis chamber of commerce on Texas becoming a premier dairy state. He notes southern dairies attract large companies, Wisconsin and other northern states face higher costs, and asserts cattle revenue rises with quality. He compares dairy machines to cow performance and emphasizes silos and warm barns for winter. He is visiting B. R. Webb, Buick Motor Co. president.
The Daniel Guggenheim fund for the promotion of aeronautics will dissolve at year end after expending about 35 million dollars to aid aircraft development. Harry F. Guggenheim, flier and foundation president since 1926, will leave New York to become ambassador to Cuba. Trustees say the tasks at inception are completed. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, technical adviser, sits on the board.
Berlin reports a new obituary form for Germany’s late Foreign Minister Dr Gneday Stresemann. A talkie records his funeral scenes at the foreign office and Reich, ending with a recital of the dead statesman's wake speech amid reports of the room’s explosive metallic ringing.
Airship venture announced plans to cross the Pacific, with a New York based firm outlining a schedule and expected fuel and navigation considerations. The project aims to demonstrate new propulsion methods and spurs interest in transoceanic air travel among investors and aviation enthusiasts.
Fragmented entry reports a political shift related to Charles Waggoner, noting a shortened term and associations with New York banks and a civic or banking context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a leadership change and term adjustment.
An unclear fragment mentions a backer backing a Flyers competitor for an Atlantic top position in a World Games event. It references services and workers, but the text is garbled with incomplete phrases and stray terms, offering little verifiable detail or names.
In Evanston a former cow puncher policeman named Phil Reimen used a horse to chase a thief in a comic caper. He lassos the horse then rides it toward the station, but the horse proves unruly as townsfolk look on. A fruit seller named George Thomas helps, and a bystander remarks the horse enjoys eating apples.
Government seeks a ruling on the Supreme Court matter involving Senator David Reed. The issue centers on a $251 payment he received from Dennix and from Henry Frick and the Edn Diver estates in the settlement of inheritance taxes due the state.
The Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co of San Antonio reports officers for the state congress meeting in Dallas and San Antonio. O P Schnabel, the local manager, sails Tuesday to attend along with 20 San Antonio members including Spin Weems president, R A Williams vice president, and David Jobosay secretary-treasurer.
A drive by YLCA to raise 29000 was announced after a campaign workers meeting at Mrs He 1 Kokechot’s home 117 East Lynnondra Avon November 4 with Mrs Lewis Luphant from New York and Mrs John Hanna guest of honor. Hanna spoke on "Thrills of the Modern Age" stressing practical work and girls leadership roles.
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