Jody Asked Or Alamo Bill Campaign Moves In Texas
Welters of the Republic of Texas will urge Governor Moody to convene a special session in January 1930 to consider the Alamo land purchase bill. A committee chaired by Mrs Sareatt and others will present the campaign to supporters and seek funds to acquire and convert the Alamo site into a state park. A memorial service for Texas heroes will be held under Daughters of the Republic direction, with a garage sale planned for September 25 and 26 to fund Texas history projects for the University of Texas. GC Worztach chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Texwill
Dan Moody
Alamo
Texas
Ata Iber
Daughterg
Republic of Vine
A. G. Castanola
Stenan
Plang
Texas History Reanard
University “of ‘Texas
Worztach
Thw Entermittes
Reunion at old San Antonio de Hejaz in October
The article notes a fall reunion of the Science Hall alumni at San Antonio de Hejaz on October 18, with old-time trail drivers including Ukewiee and Johnnie Goforth expected to attend. It recalls Science Hall’s origins near Blanco, Texas, its 400-student heyday, and the extended family of organizers and supporters from Blanco County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seience Halliwmny Wanoviation
Old San Antonio de Hejaz
Netaion
Onme
Elence Hall
Ukewiee
H.T. Hopling
Warried
Guy Andrews
McAlister
Okla
Willis Andrews
Edward F
Austin
Arente
Guy
Nance
San Antonio
Geng
Sallie King Xoykins
Bor Routh Nach
Mattie
Senllan Wickline Ia
Johnnis Goforth
Walton Rife
Johnnie Tabor
Bert_Vancil Foster
W. C. Dougie
Johnie Gefurth
J.D. Andrews
Blanche Andrewa Milea
Stu
Board To Give Ice Box Tests At Public School
The San Antonio board will test mechanical and ice refrigeration in public schools. Two groups debated the sanitation and economy of ice versus mechanical refrigeration. A public hearing approved tentative plans for a $65.40 addition to Collins Garden School and let contracts for food supplies. The bread contract remains under review after sample testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Board of Education
Ernest T. Lavh Xeher
Ica
J. B. Gilmer
Grohaty and Gollies
Collins Garden
Tarinin Bakers
Chicago garage bombings hit fourth time injure child
A fourth bombing damaged a Chicago auto garage near Ogden and Springville avenues. A Black powder pineapple exploded at the rear entrance, knocking a heavy plaque onto a nearby resident. A seven year old child at home a block away was lightly hurt by debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fmil Denemark
Aitonohil
Cline
Tony
Ogden and
Springtiell Avenues
L'roperis
Clould
German banks announce Union Deutsche merges with Disconto
A major banking merger was disclosed uniting Union Deutsche Bank and Disconto Gesellschaft. The combined capital is reported at 285 million marks forming one of the largest consolidations in the German banking sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerian
Viancia
Union Deutsche Bank
Disconto Gexellachaft
Jewish Colonies Hail Peace Sign Near Petach Tikvah
In Jerusalem on September 24, colonies near Petach Tikvah greet a peace omen. Attendees from the colonies witnessed a wedding and shared meals while Bedouin dances were observed, signaling hopeful calm amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Seyirh
Petach Tikvah
Revolting Chinese Forces Disarmed
In Nanking on the 26th, the Governor of Munan provinces stated that human forces after further fighting had disarmed part of General Chang Fah Wei’s revolting Iron Aldens division. The report references turmoil and armed actions within the region as authorities move to suppress the insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Munan
San Antonio High Schools Receive War Department Honor
For the first time, San Antonio senior schools are designated as honor schools by the war department upon recommendation of Captain William A. Costro, Mighth Corps area officer. Only two Dallas high schools, Lincoln Cliff and Midrid Park, share the honor. Cadets at honored schools may wear a special red star insignia during the rating period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
War Department
Colt
William A. Cost RO
T. C
Olbre
Finlé Lave
Unik Clif
Mighhid Lark
Dallas
Two Mexican Towns Inundated After Torrential Rain
Dispatches report Tamaulipas and Meinere residential districts submerged by overflow from the Carnintrrn laguna and the Cortadura canal after torrential rains. The Ponies river backwaters have become torrents, uprooting hundreds of trees and driving floodwaters toward the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Uzi
Excelsior
Tampeco Cay
84 year old views his first movie at Buperon Wisconsin
Peter Dale age 64 of Gornucopia attended his first talkie last night in Buperon Wisconsin. He had long hoped to see a moving picture and had prayed to witness such a film after decades of interest. The event stirred him as a historic moment given his past ties to the Wisconsin legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buperson
Wis
Peter Dale
Gornucopia
Dale
Was & I
Wistonsin
Cimarron News Roundup From Amberline Ranch Note
A brief letter from Will Rogers reports confusion over murders, hijinks, and political mentions as he notes lack of papers. He jokes about not knowing who did what, mentions Minnick’s horse ranch, and hints at reading about political figures and events in forthcoming print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
New Mazlee
Amberline
Minnick
Howard
Grundy
Reed Smoot
Will Rggers
Classified Ad Help Wanted to Aid Local Ads
A local classified note advertises an adwriter service to assist with ads. It urges calling Crockett 240n for help improving results and article placement in the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett
Club to Present GHD Outfit to Sidney Lanter Team
Members of the Sidney Lanter senior football team will be formally presented with football equipment by the United Latin American Citizens of San Antonio. A school program includes a speech, a committee chair and a reception for those interested. Music and piano numbers are also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lanter
Soucers
San Antonio
Rehyol
J. Us Lotti
Jian Ty
Atewohiry
Tion
Lettin Ail
de Sehool
ML Gonzales
Ri Salies
Letta
Aubizeses
Soviet Plane Set to Continue Trip
Refueled and fueled, the monoplane Land of the Soviet departed for the final leg of its 11,000 mile route from Moscow to New York. Favorable weather allowed the aircraft to proceed across the stormy northern Pacific, completing the last leg of its voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Twarkor
Inalastu
Amd Groniert
Soward
Itx
Pacific
Moscow
New York
Sugar dash in vegetables touted by women authorities
A vintage health note from the Sugar Institute urges women to add a dash of sugar while cooking vegetables to brighten color, improve flavor, and enhance appetizing notes without sweetness. It links sugar use to broader calls for varied balanced meals and easier acceptance of nutritious foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintex
Witéx
The
Sugar Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jody
Alamo Bill
AVORY
Tetley Tea
Paris
Alecac
Allilrug
Jis Notion Caumrers
Park & Tilford
Harry Williams
Sou
Ol Park
Ind Mnayor
Blanco
Blanca County News
Blanco County
York Heston
Bove
Jess
Camparay
Heaton
Park Heaton
Camparet
Wagner and
Webber
T E. Patton
Waller
A. W. Koeh
Rack Garage
Leo Brown
Jor ‘A. Sheer
Miss May Morgan
RE. Stubby
BP. A. Lindgman
Blanca National Bank
Id. Cage
Tanne Cafe
Ford Bremer
Koch Motor Company
Tanco
Man
D&e
Nee DE
SAVIN
Genuin Gillette
Guarbury Fountai
Guarbury
Battleax
Putnam Dry Cleaner
Rexall
Colgate's New Booth Brush
Wape & Butcher
Gret
Ats Cigara
Ro Miro Pou Montis
GHD Outfit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!