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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
21
A Wheeling area ad page advertises used cars for sale at multiple lots and dealers. Vehicles include 1928 Nash, 1920 Chevrolet, 1929 Chevrolet, and various models with prices and trade options. The notices emphasize incomplete details, multiple locations, and shopping hours with Sunday openings.
A promotional plea encourages readers to profit from advertising with The Light. It claims over 600 satisfied advertisers, urges dropping old habits, and promises wider daily and Sunday paper reach across city and country in Southwest Texas. Call Crockety 2400 for ad preparation assistance.
Local radio schedules list multiple prominent speakers for an evening of programming. Vaul In Hoefler discusses Adventures With Wious on Mobbloll while Sogqoof Atelun dominates the concert. Col W A Starrett outlines The Saturre America City on nationwide broadcast. Gearpy Daseh directs the Chienga Little Symphony Orchestra. A live hour features Over tenor, Palmer, and the Hevelers. Grantland Rivet hosts interviews with Bern t Bialeben and Adrien Richie Wyed, among others.
Six delegates elected at a recent meeting of the unit veterans group will travel to San Francisco for the national convention. The names listed include Auli Cen rut G. sehen he, Drie Venech, John Renney, Ging Lee Stourgeon, Mrs Wor Galle, and Mario Selva. The trip aims to unite veterans from the Indian War era and attend the event.
Perry County Jutae announces sealed bids for road grading graveling and drainage on 129 miles of county routes plus a project for new jail or exchange building. Bids due by 11 am October 3 4450 with five percent bid bond. county may reject any or all bids.
A cluttered schedule lists KTSA and KONO programs with multiple time slots and shows. Highlights include music concerts, weather updates, markets reports, and light entertainment from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. featuring orchestras, popular favorites, and dance music with a variety of hosts and segments.
A fragmented critique of contemporary music and fame traces how megaphony and touring reshaped youth culture. It cites poets, composers, and orchestras, noting royalties and shifting tastes from romantic ideals to sensational performances and new media.
Two men were hospitalized after shootings amid an altercation on Colorado Street. J M Glive, 250 Rudolph Street, was shot below the hip. Ian Gutierrez, 22, of 109 Connelly Street, was wounded in the chest when a pistol allegedly discharged accidentally.
Three new community newspapers debut in Los Angeles under Hoy C. Hatley ownership. The Record titles appear in South San Antonio Alamo Heights and Terlandale with editors Map HlMott Nrompoole and Wichned as assistant, and Marshall handling advertising. Weekly Friday editions begin in all three communities.
The San Antonio Chapter of the American Institute of Banking seeks full enrollment of city bank employees for a night courses program starting October 2. Rev Grawford, chapter president, announced after a dinner meeting at the Monger hotel. The courses cover banking fundamentals, financial statement analysis, economics, commercial law, and letter writing. An active recruitment drive targets all bank staff. former president Everett and others attended the dinner. Members will also attend a forthcoming Alamo County Club outing and dance.
A translated dispatch from Thrubalem reports the kingdom’s advisory council has proposed a new rule requiring all adults over a certain age to marry. The measure aims to curb wedding costs and dowry expenses, signaling a major social shift in matrimony policy.
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