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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1929
Page
14
An amicable settlement rather than condemnation appeared likely after a conference involving Major C B M. Chembers and J B Tremblay over a plan that could delay the Losaya street extension. Earlier C F Menstermaier, head of the extension committee, said a settlement was preferred.
A promotional piece touts 10 new treatments for catarrhal diseases. It features medical figures from E Reno and Unie Kansas Clix, claiming home remedies restore vitality. Public note promises a free mailed copy of a book on home treatment.
Science Club of San Antonio will hear a lecture on Pace nographie and Petroglyphs in the El Paso district at Brackenridge High School Tuesday at 9 a.m. Colonel L Crimmins, recently appointed chairman of the pictograph research committee at the Rockefeller Institute, Santa Fe, is the speaker. The meeting will be held in room 11 and the public is invited.
Reported Saturday the city considers condemnation against Tremblay over the Mueller property on East Commerce. Tremblay’s lease dispute delays Loseys Street extension to Market Street, but city mayor says no condemnation needed after Tuesday meeting with the city commission.
An advertisement urges readers with a wide range of ailments to seek a free diagnosis and literature. It claims Mrs J B Massey of Texas requests health restoration guidance and promises personal testimonials, linking to a dubious remedy marketer offering no clinical evidence.
City council met to discuss annexation of Blue Bonnet Hills and surrounding areas. Mayor Chambers defended the move as legal, while opponents led by Mayor O Grady questioned counsel and legality, signaling continued court action and political tension.
The Tucatan quintet, featured on the Greater Majestic bill, will perform at the Plaza hotel on Wednesday as part of the Yucatan club’s activities. University of Chicago figures and local speakers are listed among attendees with activities and prizes noted.
Regular teachers in city schools and those drawing salaries of 100 and food were reassigned to the same places by a blanket order issued by the school board Hazardes. The order covered all teachers except those already notified of their status by the superintendent.
A garbled list shows marriage licenses among Alfonso Gonealee with Aurore Ortewa and others, followed by numerous births with dates and names. Entries mention physicians and hospitals, with scattered addresses and patient names, noting August and July dates and multiple family events.
Woman identified as Kriseh 25 at 227 Woodliel street defies doctor orders and is arrested for speeding in a 2600 block road. Dr Ralph B. Smith asserts illness and bed rest, Judge Dave Wetson remarks the excuse extenuating and finds her not guilty.
Sacramento theater scene shaken as John A. Gresens assistant manager of the Hippodrome and sign painter Cleon H Beegga confess fabricating a kidnap tale to steal over $2000 from patrons. The pair admitted to inventing the story and taking the money themselves.
An advertisement touts Crstex as a non habit forming remedy for bladder irritation causing sleep disruption. It claims a 43 hour test with nearly two million units distributed under a money back guarantee, promising no side effects and full customer satisfaction.
About 45 Boy Scouts from the Corpus Christi area arrived at the Westminster encampment in Kerrville on August 1 for a 12 day outing. The group readers included Reese, I. C. Forrie, and L. Alexander, all of Corpus Christi.
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