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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1933
Page
5
A dense OCR page shows legal notices for property and district matters in Bexar County Texas. It references sheriff distances, warding of water districts, and boundaries within Montcalm Addition and other blocks, plus filings for fence lines, street intersections, and deed records.
A dense OCR fragment blends a livestock and auction listing with a public hearing notice from Bexar County Texas. It references upcoming sales of horses and mules, plus a petition to create the Bexar County Water Control and Improvement District with hearing details at the State Board of Water Engineers in Austin on October ih.
Washington Sept 23 The daily income tax receipts cut the federal deficit by 54 million dollars in the six days from Sept 1 to 6. An actual monthly surplus of 8600.01 was recorded for September while miscellaneous taxes and other duties boosted revenue. Treasury figures show August miscellaneous receipts at 148,707,708 and July at 3390,732,600 with higher gasoline and cigarette taxes lifting collections compared with a year ago.
A string of vital statistics entries records recent marriage licenses, births, burial, and building permits. Names include Frencisco Cae and Frances Schi with locations on Hawthorne and North Tacinin streets, and a list of mothers and infants with dates in September. Burial permits list Estelle Eagan and James L. Robinson among others, while building permits cover porch work, garage building, and moving houses with costs noted.
Army orders from Washington list replacements and deployments including Magur Terrill B. Prise and others. The notices reference maneuvers in the Philippines and upcoming postings. A tenant ad urges finding occupants for vacant property before October 1, with a light classified follow through ad.
A dense, fragmented church services schedule lists multiple congregations across Woodlawn and nearby streets. It names pastors, service times, Sunday schools, evening meetings, and midweek events, with many entries identifying streets, avenues, and parishes.
A dense list of church services across multiple denominations in the area including Methodist, Catholic, Assembly of God, and Pentecostal congregations. It notes Sunday schools, morning and evening services, and specific street locations such as Broadway, Alamo Reignis, and North Pine avenues, with times ranging from early morning to evening. Numerous pastors and church names are given alongside venue details.
An Inglestrian notice describes an upcoming English language religious meeting at Recon Church of Ciel on Avenue Aeloap involving church members and local residents. It mentions dates, times, and a schedule of readings and talks led by church officials and invited speakers. The item reflects a small town religious event with emphasis on community participation.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a spiritualist incident with mentions of people and places, including names like Leaman and Tavior, and references to fire, rioters, and possible investigations. The readable fragments suggest a chaotic scene with unclear actions and outcomes.
Boston, Sept. 23. An article details port charges for a single vessel in five days totaling 1986.75 dollars. It breaks down costs including tug services 60, inbound draft charges 105, port dues and customs 228.75, quarantine inspection 10, cargo security 185, cargo tally 523, coopers 15, water 20, and officer laundry 4. The piece argues harbor fees influence ship schedules and costs for steamship lines.
German cruiser Koeln, sailing from Wilhelmshaven in 1942, anchors near U S S Hudson in Tsinglan. The visit recalls August 1914 era hostilities, with Allied and Japanese ships firing salutes and German forts at the port. Koeln’s crew tours defenders’ quarters as relics of East Asia conflicts.
A brain disease appearing in California and spreading through Nevada has reached Utah, killing horses and mules in Weber and Gavys counties. Believed insect borne, mainly by mosquitos, the ailment called Cacepto myellus causes general weakness, sweating, and paralysis, with sufferers often refusing to rise.
The Wall Street Spectator notes stock market steadiness fading into cautious indecision as traders weigh lower prices and mixed technical signals. Industry demand shifts, rubber curtailment talk, and New Jersey buying trends influence near term outlook amid uncertain momentum.
New suits filed across seventy district court divisions include divorces for Ruth Horton versus Beverly Horton and Josepth Gutierrex versus Tully Gutterser, with other filings detailing notices, probate actions, and criminal proceedings in federal and state courts. Entities named include Cedar W. Anderson, Hugo Bolt, W. Wiseman, Cora Dechortes, Evelyn Haverce, and Nineteenth District precints with various defendants and plaintiffs.
In Changchun Manchuria officials reveal plans tied to Japanese officer quarters with wives and children. Army headquarters announce the Menchurian incident and potential changes to garrison life as protective measures and stay accommodations are indicated.
New York report quotes Mrs Wiley Post advising girls about aviation dangers and encouraging precautions. The largely garbled text references dangers and the need to prepare, with implied caution to young women about risks in early aviation exploration.
The Rev. Elias J. Enoch, former pastor of Rh. Blephen's church in Wheeling, plans to sell beer at his downtown sandwich shop the Golden Hares Blog. He warns customers when beer quality is off, and has left the pastorate but intends to resume preaching once his credentials are restored.
A detailed market listing shows prices for fruits vegetables and dairy. It lists beans peppers potatoes tomatoes and melons with per bushel per dozen per crate or per box prices, plus dairy and poultry rates, eggs and milk prices, and regional notes such as Texas California and Idaho produce. The document records varied units and quotes for many items including apples avocados citrus and greens, reflecting a broad wholesale price sheet.
Elephants escaped from a transport car and wandered through a wooden and paper from a traditional oywa house in OBAICA Japan. They trampled an infant sleeping in a crib and damaged two buildings before authorities recaptured them.
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