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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
13
In a ballroom scene described with lavish detail, guests in holiday attire swirl amid dancers and performers. The setting features a stage, musical performance, and a dramatic finale as characters react to the unfolding spectacle.
A garbled notice hints at an upcoming San Antonio wedding event tied to a Fox Company promotion and prize draw. The fragment mentions a deadline, various contest details, and a pricing note of five dollars per entry with multiple states and camera mentions.
The record details a memorial and the board of directors meeting for a local society. Fred W Cole chaired the event while William Geli presided over the meeting. The services occurred at 6 o clock on a Wednesday afternoon, with notes of attendees and the memorial adjustments recorded.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls two telephones and a street corner near the telephone office. Descriptions of townsfolk and the era evoke a quiet, faded memory of daily life. The text mentions vendors and neighbors around an east side intersection, with sparse details that hint at social activity and place.
The notice outlines dove hunting restrictions with zones and dates up to September 16. It references authorities and regional boundaries near San Antonio and the Southern Pacific area. It notes enforcement details and mentions a court context related to the ban.
Miss Viola Moore was chosen president of the Science Society following her election at the society’s third annual meeting. The slate included Walkie Wyilfee, Miss Marguerite Slipgins, and Sidney Vaudye with fifty-five members voting.
Chief of Police Owen Killday explains to P. M. Wright that a clock helps workers keep to time as an alarm clocks sales rise. Wright buys a new clock despite not being an offender, and local shops report higher demand for wakefulness devices.
Fragmented notice recounts regional cotton opening events with unclear names and dates, mentioning North Tena and Mtg Water States employment service and a June reference. Unclear lines reference prices around 125 and broad regional activity, with many garbled terms and missing details.
A note in mid eastern travel listings says the Laredo round trip fare was cut to 4.15 with a special round trip price of 45 billion in a nod to Tntys of Hope and Morten celebration. PH offered his mission at Muecifir Wes while B A Maer, assistant general, and passenger ayelt feature in the notices.
A garbled OCR style note lists numerous personal names and addresses with nonsensical phrases. It reads like a birthday or social notices fragment with scattered street names and partial names, providing no clear event, date, or coherent context.
Commissioner Pout Ey Stefier said on Thursday that paying companies may receive bonds shortly after the November election. The report notes certificates and contelogs tied to the project, with details incomplete and awaiting action by the securities office.
A San Antonio afficist tale begins with Ti, TR Chambers, and Wayne Payke planning to enter air races. The group, including Masur and Moy, prepare to depart Tauradog with agalionmmlzences aboard aiming for the loniv, while Antoyions and others contemplate the rare Sine Ane loniv in 1020.
Arresting officer Inke Perez testified in Corporation court on Monday about a dancer named Nip Perez who was dining and performing a shimmy dance when he was arrested. The case focused on the alleged improprieties during the encounter as witnesses were sought.
Judge Anthony granted custody of a newborn boy to elderly Mexican mother Celaya Celaya after testimony from supporters and the Humane Society. The court heard she cared for the infant daily and highlighted her strong parental instincts despite protests from child protective groups.
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