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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
13
Beatrice confesses a hidden past to her lover as tension grows in a dramatic scene. Norman’s aloof stance and Beatrice’s fear of exposure propel a turning point in their relationship, with references to a planned marriage and elicits. The lengthy passage ends with a promise to continue on a later page.
By Bess Carroll a strange yet reverent look at a century and a half of educators. The article names Strother Singer, Branch Librarian, and Brother Selwyn as long serving figures at Marske University, highlighting dedication amid changing times and a campus culture steeped in teaching tradition and secular debates.
Mes dosie Co McCann is mourned at Central Christian Church with John W. Barks officiating. The service is led by Darby for McCann who lived in Kane and was survived by two sons John Merrell and William McCann and a daughter Mes BL Barnes, with details incomplete from the record.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Crimmins and a Round Table discussion. Notes include a feature on snakes by Col. M and a motion picture agreement with a program at a table. Details are garbled with unclear names and places, leaving uncertain events and dates.
A garbled text fragment mentions attorneys, a judge, and a field near rocks. It references a person named Mandi and a clerk of Judge Ain. The passage lacks coherent facts or a clear event to summarize.
Iron San Antonio dispatch reports a rodeo to be held in Paul’s Grove on Sunday September 23 under the auspices of Gray von Larbhook and Mek Neal Nash company. The event features between fifteen and twenty cow milers and includes prize writing and other features at the main venue Auting Mie aurrainer.
Morigl Mayes and her eight piece ensemble will entertain members of We San Anonin Canopies Ink at the Monger hotel Moir mrokle linehory pengenny on Monday. A Cenepus impersonator will also perform with Wik appearances as the program's centerpiece.
Fragmentary OCR lists a few names and addresses including Mrs Myrtle Tirowrithy at 07 Mise slon street Elwin FF, and Mrs H W Ualtvardice at 848 Hast on avenue. The text resembles a greeting or notice with scattered street names and personal names.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls naval actions around a battle near a port, naming officers and a contested credit. The text hints at an ongoing controversy and government efforts to resolve it, with invitations extended to commanders amid broader wartime attention.
Voters will receive notices by mail for the upcoming charter amendment election. Each of about 50,000 qualified voters will be notified separately about the amendment and the rank of a single seller. Postage and distribution costs are noted, with a focus on efficient delivery to households.
Mrs Casanova Leah 32 sustained a wrist fracture after a fall on Santa Cire Street Thursday. She was taken to Green Hospital for treatment.
City officials plan to buy an auto and three trucks with funds approved by the city commission next Monday. Details emerged from the street maintenance department as information about city hall proceedings was learned Thursday.
A man recounts a wild cross state trip begun by Wallace Senior and Waltner Tannir driving big cars for 2912 hours without rest, racing to outdo a bet. They travel through four states as a wire mail reaches Nick Pigrday claiming the challenge ended as Wallace and associates stopped.
August Becker 67 of Diesing A hospital died Wednesday after a week of illness. Funeral services will be held for the Captiann cot resident who had lived in the area. He is survived by his widow Sophie Becker two daughters Mrs Frita Gass a son Prime Seekers Jaistee Mex and Adley Dopgensoluiniad Torrie along with two brothers Adam Vieeker San Setole and Possyth Nerker Waring. Mr Meeker was an intern er of Hyde jeles lodge and Vermana Sons.
Mrs Welter aged 68 was buried in Fort Worth after long residence in the city. Funeral services for Jonnie Welter 83, longtime resident of Sey Antonia, were held Thursday afternoon. William Chpersy presided. Welter had moved to Fort Worth many years ago.
Grimmins warns residents of rattlesnake activity after finding one in a rear yard. He urges vigilance as snakes emerge from holes at night and warns everyone to beware of potential bites.
A brother searches for Ray Utz amid unclear details in a report noting police involvement. The text references a 35 year old Uta and a 200 Mary sbreel, with a line about seeking help from authorities and statements of care. The fragmentary item lacks verifiable events or locations.
A special class in the art department of San Antonio will be formed this week. Navirr Menales will teach the Velace to selected students. The class meets Tuesday afternoon at the Mentor. Miss Stather and other staff will assist.
The body of James Rankin, 80, was found at his residence. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nebrasky Rankin, and daughters Mrs. Mullin of Dewey, Cara McGill of Anmore, and several others. A son is listed as Walter Sinks of San Antonio. The obituary notes a native of Volk Gunnis and references other family names and ties.
Puzzlers are invited to submit skeleton titles and new puzzle titles for The Light contest. Solutions must reach The Light office by Sunday with prizes including tickets to the Majestic theater. Tie breaks, subscription, and posting rules are outlined, demanding clear, bare statements of contestants’ names and puzzle solutions.
In La Mabia, Coahuila, Ambassador Morrow attended a 300,000 acre ranch gathering hosted by Hal Maugom of San Antonio and Uvalde. About 1000 guests, 18,000 cattle, and 75 miles from the railroad showcased American and Mexican capital, with Amb. Morrow engaging local officials and Cotten Stnisers association members.
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