Paris Bar to Get Fresh U S Clams
New York sept. Mou riour dula Ansaidi runs a Paris bar popular with Americans and will arrange a shipment of fresh clams to Paris every ten days. Patrons want juice from fresh clams and bottled juice will not do.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
3
New York sept. Mou riour dula Ansaidi runs a Paris bar popular with Americans and will arrange a shipment of fresh clams to Paris every ten days. Patrons want juice from fresh clams and bottled juice will not do.
An advertisement claims a corn and callous remover works in minutes without soaking. Shur-Off promises no irritation to healthy skin, stops pain quickly, and lets users peel away the corn root and all in one step. Available from druggists as a bottle tonight.
Funeral plans for Miss Hivero are halted awaiting arrival of her father Ricardo J Ris ero from Mexico. The body will lie at Ludwig Forera parlors on Blum street with an honorary guard from Our Lady of the Lake college and Phi Theta Chi sorority sisters in attendance. The father had planned to travel from Miami City, but a hurricane disrupted travel.
The narrative describes a fatal crash near Macdona during a dance trip to Modena. Clyde Lucas, a Brackenridge High School graduate, died in a wreck while driving to the event. his brother Barry narrowly escaped a second collision. Surviving relatives include parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lucas and brother Harry of San Antonio. The incident disrupted the planned dorm at Duncan Field and delayed other travelers.
A voluntary bankruptcy petition by Clifton George, a prominent San Antonio real estate man, was moved Tuesday from Travia county to the federal district court in San Antonio. Assets are listed at 70000 with liabilities of 265084 58. The wallet emptying claims recovery clothing and a watch valued at 125. Judge DuVal West presides and Willis Aubrey is named referee. Major creditors include City National Bank and Charles Gisela ray.
Hawley and Freer firm drew up plans to replace the condemned Travis Street bridge. Bids are requested by September, with bids due by the sop day and a base estimate near 200 dollars.
A column discusses a corporation age over working class realities, noting high profits, finance mysteries, and Britain and France moving gold while American industry grows. It praises Lt. Doolittle as a skilled airman and recounts his dangerous aerobatic feats and demand for a new plane after a dramatic parachute jump.
Robert Williams aged 17 of 724 East Guenther Street faced a negligent collision charge after his vehicle struck Deputy Sheriff Ancet Harleco's patrol car on Awyer Avenue between the Hexarvounte onyirthouse and the detectives' building. Judge Dave Watson fined Williams ten dollars.
Fragmentary notice mentions a burial in a national plot for an individual connected to a plane crash. Names and places are unclear but reference to San Antonio Warrington and Lieutenant Canfield suggest a military or memorial context. The incomplete text indicates a funeral transport or ceremony plan covered by a railway or air route.
A permit for Hirhland Bus Line to replace streetcar service was approved by city authorities. The new line will be the eighteenth bus route, starting in September, with a half hour schedule from 3 to 12. It will serve Presa and Markel streets, then paths to Keley and Coevery, and includes a timetable outline near San Antonio street.
In a continuation of Pact 1 the Hills press urging San Antonio to back a contract linking Terrell Hills to Alamo Heights for sewer lines. Petitioners seek San Antonio endorsement of a plan where Terrell Hills pays Alamo Heights 6000 and the city credits a like amount for shared sewer costs. Mayor Chambers refused to comment, saying he had not read the petitions.
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