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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
11
Classified ad list of various sale items including refrigerations, gas heaters, tools, plumbing fixtures, lumber, furniture, sewing machines, and used autos. Prominent vendors from San Antonio area advertise price ranges, delivery, and trade offers. Several entries mention hardware, shop supplies, and salvaged goods with contact references.
Special Ice Boxes advertised by Kilgore-Gavender Sales Co listing various models and features. The fragmentary ad mentions delivery and availability at W3 N St Marys and nearby locations with references to household items and associated product lines.
Testimony praised Captain Gillis as an excellent and disciplined officer. Evidence showed he cautioned men during ammunition handling and rifle practice linked to a deadly August 19 drill at Can Bal lis. Col. John R. Kelly and other officers described his conduct as exemplary.
Mrs. Anderson began a two day hunger strike over an argument with her husband Tivesiy. She stopped abstaining from food, then relented after a calm exchange. She was hospitalized with serious injuries and doctors feared for her recovery due to the strain of the dispute.
Ghiot Vian of Flatonia announced the prize winners of the 1 rule saves held yesterday at 2:40. Firsts Sola lenbuirg segaud and New Leauotets led, with a banquet planned at 8 pm. The event featured The Flatonia brass band and the Chamber of Commerce band.
A large German police report notes a huge dog loitering near the Fredericksburg station Friday night before closing time. Detectives trace the dog as it chased a burglar from the station, with the beast entering the building and fighting an operator. Nothing missing. the dog remains at large as authorities pursue it.
Bids for the new Spanish Acres school construction are opening with several low bids noted. The general contract won by Vetlinger's bid of 1254N, while plumbing and heating awarded to Jud and Ormond at 40,880. Electrical work led by Crowther Electric Co. at 83,?13 appears lowest.
Funeral services for Beard, a 32 year member of the Woodmen of the World, were held yesterday by the Commercist camp No. 4. Beard, a native of New Hampshire, had lived in San Antonio for 40 years. He leaves his widow Mrs Armanin Beara and one brother, George, of London, San Antonio.
Dawes argues radio weakens demagogues as listeners absorb speeches in private settings. Ambassador Tawer noted a city event where the mayor hosted a gathering, claiming people listen at home and feel less swayed than in crowds.
Fragments report a man jailed in Hucksprings after a fatal incident at Mecksprings involving a victim named Cota Mann, about 20, with unclear details. The text references a death sentence possibility and a family dispute connected to the fray.
A man reported his lost purse containing a check and money in a cave this week. Police are helping locate the owner and recover the valuables.
John J. Pershing Turns seventy and states he remains a soldier not a politician. He says he has avoided political life to escape distortion of words and partisan misrepresentation. He emphasizes his happiness in serving and avoiding public office.
A scrambled, OCR filled list records marriage licenses and related notices. Names such as Jose Almendasie and Alicia Vargis appear beside addresses and dates, with various entries for licenses granted, building permits, and public notices. The fragmentary text lists individuals, street addresses, and procedural items in a late 19th or early 20th century municipal record style.
The Thirty Seventh District Court actions include cases in Coenty County at Law No. 1 with plaintiffs Jufen McColvin Burnell AG Bagster versus Sam Giero and others. Proceedings cover contract disputes and foreclosures, with notes on judgments and suspicions of improprieties across several named parties and entities.
scattered half legible lines show Army orders routing personnel to various posts including Buffalo, Fort Riley, Port Mears, Alaska, and University assignments. names include Charles Severson, Ellard Hoopes, Clarence Mereeonaly, Harold SmI, and Irvin Warner. text references transport, detachments, and officer ranks, with several garbled fragments.
In Troy New York on September 1 a local drama tale ends with Cinderella marrying a man she knew since youth. The couple formerly moved apart from their homes in Long Estaui and other towns. Police officials Fitz Bryon report the ceremony followed by a brief family gathering.
The article reports that Canada will bar dumping imports with new measures to be enacted next week by the conservative government. It notes a focus on protecting domestic industries and cites government intent to tighten controls on unfair trade practices.
Evanston on September 12 17 Aaron Jahsison sneered during a late night incident at a local store. Tie and Robert Thompson were found under the counter and police railed the place to search for a missing item. A chaotic scene unfolded as witnesses and officers tried to restore order with a murky or humorous exchange about sneezing and danger.
Fragmentary report notes a theft from a private collection at the Chicago Historical Society. Mentions a Bowes knife and a Grin pistol linked to General Grint era conflicts, with unclear details about ownership and historical ties.
An official communique states former president Hinolto Irigoyen is held under guard and barred from leaving the country. He was moved from prison last Thursday and transported aboard the cruiser Velarano to an unknown destination, with reports locating him toward Montevillea or nearby capitals.
Germany faces a national vote as citizens prepare for tomorrow's polls. Campaigns emphasized turnout and support amid a tense political climate with millions eligible, similar to past elections.
A sailor from New Orleans is jailed in Houston after a murder case linked to a salon body found yesterday. Police say the victim suffered head trauma and a chest wound in what authorities describe as a violent assault. The investigation includes notes about associates and potential accomplices among local officers.
ABILAND Wis Sept lumbermen struggle to salvage a large raft to protect a $17000 value. Sailors lash ropes as they tow logs from Lake Superior toward Stockton Island. The raft, funded by lumbermen, was towed from Crone and risks being lost if not saved.
The Guttenbrra Bible, ancient and brought from a monastery, is sealed in a trunk and locked in a vault by Dr. Herbert Putnam, librarian of the Congress, who will place it in proper pat ling when ready.
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