Stocker cattle strong at San Antonio market report
At San Antonio and Fort Worth livestock markets a mix of cattle hogs and sheep sold with calves steady to weak and stockers holding firmer. White face stocker calves brought 30 to 34 dollars per hundredweight while choice feeders reached 21 to 22 dollars. Cattle ranged 24 to 30 dollars for slaughter steers and 17 to 23 dollars for bulls with stocks adapting to varied loads. Hog prices showed softness with butchers around 23 to 25 dollars and sows steady to weak, while sheep saw spring lambs 25 to 28 dollars and feeder lambs 22 to 25 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Fearful Nervousness Gone Now Says Austin Girl
CASE NO. 1629 concerns a 24 year old matron who after appendix surgery developed fear and nervous spells with insomnia crying spells headaches and bodily pains. Spinal analysis at Le Mond Chiropractic Clinic found nerve interference from a spinal subluxation. After adjustments her nervous symptoms disappeared and she reported feeling fine.
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LeMond Chiropractic Clinic
Daily Headaches Cured For Austin Woman
CASE NO 1910 A 30 year old woman visited the LeMond Clinic for headaches with nausea dizziness neck back and shoulder pain nervousness alternating bowel trouble low blood pressure and dermatitis X rays and spinal analysis found spinal cause corrective adjustments returned spine to normal and discharge brought no complaints A New Way to Health.
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LeMond Clinic
Rails Industrials In Demand While Aircrafts Hold Steady
New York stock market weakness lifted by industrial and rail shares on Monday as analysts noted dividend optimism from General Motors and strong showings from steel, auto, chemical and paper sectors. The Associated Press 60-stock average rose to 77.7, rail stocks led gains while aircrafts held steady amid broad market activity.
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New York
Associated Press
General Motors
Uuts Bea Maree Bla Gris Aos
Eatisental Motors
Sunray Oil
US Steel
Climax-Molybdenum
Schepniey
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Angress Can
Pont Gis
St. Regis
Nickel Plate Railroad
Armour
Ilson
US Gypsum
Johns- Manville
Douglas Aircraft
Clair
Kennecott Copper
Mertean
Louisiana Land
Enasco Fe
Prp
Raytheon Mfg
Ryan Aeronautical
Elect
Mesabi Iron
Fanstee Metallurgical
Tattel Amlen
Anaco
Avco
Beth Steel
Branif Airway
R Corp
Ota Motors
Urtiss Wright
Freeport Sylph
Iiss
Otor
Odrich
Greyhound Corp
Gulf OS
Houston Oi
Int Harvester
Kan Oit Southern
Lockheed Aire
Montgom Ward
National Gypsum
Am_ Aviation
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
An Am Airways
Banhandie P&r
Enny (Jc
Banhillips Pet
Plymouth
Radio Corpor Am
Republic Steel
Sinclair Oil
Sears Roebuck Fe
Econy Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Stan Oil Cal
Tex Gulf
Texas Co
Tex Pac
Tex Gulf Slaph
C&o
Us Rubber
U.S. Steel
Western Ungel A
Woolworth
Sunray
Packard
Motors
Uis
Radio Coree
Southern
Sinclair Ot
D's
Istrails
Cine
Wi York
Mitr
Dl Cent
Penn RR
Texa Bas
Western Union
Sia
Lone Star Gas
City Rejects Dredge Purchase For Lake Austin Work
City officials inspected a San Marcos dredge priced at 6000 dollars but decided it would be too small for work planned on Lake Austin. City Manager Walter Seaholm said a larger machine is needed to dredge creek mouths and inlet areas along the shoreline and to clean the lake bed near a proposed municipal water plant site near Laguna Gloria.
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Walter Seaholm
San Marcos
Lake Austin
Seaholm
Laguna Gloria
Bowie and Houston discussed Texas liberation in San Antonio
On August 8, 1833 Sam Houston and Jim Bowie reportedly schemed in San Antonio for Texas liberation. Historians note Bowie was in the city and may have met Houston that year, but the tale blends fact and speculation. Bowie's fame stems from frontier exploits and the bowie knife’s later vogue.
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Sam Houston
James Bowie
San Antonio
Texas
Bowie
Marquis James
Houston
San Saba
Jim Bowie
Jean Lafitte
Louisiana
Alamo
Rezin
Bowies
Sheffield
England
Weather Sparks Corn Buying As Most Grains Off
Grain market notes cooler nights boosting corn buying while soybeans and oats ease. Cash and futures show scattered declines with No 2 yellow soybeans around 92 cents per hundredweight on track. harvest underway in the Northwest as receipts rise and wheat and rye slide with weaker market tones.
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Midaanoe
Chicago
Cotton Market Mixed As Hedge Selling Weighs On Prices
New York trading shows light volume with futures 50 cents lower while hedge selling against cotton from government stock and new crop expectations press prices. New Orleans spot markets drifted lower then steadied ahead of the government crop estimate with sales around 2,838 bales and middling around 37.05.
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New York
Sonasare Agency
Texas Coton
New Orleans
Aue
Inter
Bleachable Cottonseed Oil Futures Rise Noted
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures moved higher by 35 to 49 points as markets reported gains. An average spot price for middling 16 to 15 inch cotton at ten southern markets rose to 37.60 cents per pound, with the prior market average at 36.67.
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New Orleans
New Leans
Caive Ouston
Vann New York
New Oston York
Memphis
New York Wool Tops Rally to Fresh Seasonal Highs
Wool futures again rose, pushing to new seasonal highs amid broad buying from spot houses and Wall Street clients. Strong world markets for raw wool and tighter supply spurred demand, with notable activity in spot sales and rising bids across major brokers. Boston?
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New York
Wall Street Commission
Oro
Town House Introduces A La Carte Menu
The Town House offers an A La Carte menu alongside full luncheons and dinners. Customers can order only desired items with prices from fifty five to eighty five cents and no minimum charge. Sixth and Lamar.
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