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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
23
Rail stocks are viewed as safer than industrials amid a calm market. Investors expect rails to fare better if the bull market continues, though the big O'Fallon decision has not yet produced clear gains for railway treasuries.
The notice lists numerous marriage licenses issued for pairs including Hardin Leute Muicon and Erther siey lage acto Lopesata Carmen Asultat, Soho We Kush and Harelett Yee Hi, Scott and Mercedes Zuzando, Altan Kriger and Martha Avenbura, Albina Gonzalez and dusie Mesa, and many more. Birth announcements include Mrs. EWe Rios of 1215 Souk Frit Street, Mrs. Amado Renalads of West Galina Street, and multiple newborns with dates in September and August, naming families and streets. Full details show a wide roll of marriages and births with dates, locations, and parent names.
Notable shifts in rail quotations over six months accompany real estate transfers. The report lists transfers involving Wilians Penstermaxer and wife, Jorges, and others, with details on deeds, block numbers, and city blocks. It highlights Morgan’s acquisition of properties along the New York border and utility reshuffles, plus numerous building permits and home improvements across Chicago areas.
Robert Stone, 21, faced Judge Dave Watson in Corporation Court over a parking offense by the central police station on Mark Street. He pleaded guilty to alias clerk duties and paid a fee, then was acquitted after the officer charged him with parking on the wrong side. The judge quipped about encouraging fines collection and released Stone. The piece notes a Light Classified column offering home and office items.
Oklahoma oil output in the Oklahoma City field fell about 2500 barrels for the week ending September 14 as new wells came online. State total rose to 747,505 barrels per day, led by Seminole area gains. US weekly production stood at 2,079,922 barrels, up from 2,051,790, with declines in California and heavy crude in Southwest Texas. Kansas output reached 128,740 barrels, up from 120,835.
Sam Johnson 61 of 710 Albert street faced a $2 memory course fine after being charged with passing a blue sign at Laurel and Colorado streets. Judge Dave Waters presided while Motorcycle Officer Pablo Hinojosa arrested him. Johnson admitted the act with a quip about thinking afterward.
Christy Mathewson Sr. once washed out at Brooksfield last November due to disability plans another tryout as a flying cadet. He is coming to San Antonio with the unit scheduled to report October 15, according to Washington sources.
In Martinique at Mont Pelée the volcano erupted at 0135 PM Monday sending smoke and gas into the air. No serious eruption feared, despite the 1902 catastrophe that claimed about 40 000 lives.
New York September 17. Eight year old Roberta Lee Wynne testified against a taxi firm in a peculiar safety case. She said she feared the devil would get her if the judge asked questions, and she was allowed to testify briefly with the unusual remark shaping the testimony.
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