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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
8
The dull market shows firm spot cotton prices with modest demand for textiles. Analysts note near term purchases by mills and lingering shipment constraints. The Mississippi condition is described as mid-August with compress facilities strained and deliveries tight.
Fragmentary page note lists cow counts and weights, notes on ages and active status, references to median values and various figures. Mentions breeds, handlers, and equipment codes, but many fragments are garbled. No coherent event or conclusion can be established from the readable portions.
Dr. Frank Flynt Brown aged 79 a longtime Texas dentist died after a heart attack while treating a patient in Wichita Falls. Brown a past president of the Texas State Dental Society and ex ruler of the BPOE No 105 moved from Bowie to Wichita Falls in 1907.
Syracuse schedules three home games this fall against Boston University Lafayette and Temple marking a tightly packed early slate. The announcement lists three Friday Saturday Sunday contest dates and emphasizes the home stand against Boston University.
The article recounts a claim that 134 400 acres of bounty Texas lands were due, noting no colonization contract in Republic of Texas history surpassed the grant to Pincher and Miller. They secured a near monopoly on about 3 million acres of public domain and sold the contract to the German Society or Adels Verein.
Grain markets moved lower as traders failed to sustain prior gains. The report notes weaker price action across main futures and hints at cautious selling pressure amid uncertain demand and harvest outlooks.
Readable stock page shows weak price moves and scattered gains as traders on the New York open weigh shares against a neutral market tone. Lingering uncertainty caps volume while some names register modest advances.
Senator Martin said about 200 Canadian dolls can pass duty free to Europe after Pan American completes guarantees that the dolls will not be sold in the United States. The dolls were donated by children of St Catherine s Ontario and had been held by U S customs in Pittsburg.
The 16th annual Florida Citrus Growers Institute opened Monday with citrus operators from across the state attending. The meeting continued through Friday with AMP McAUARRIE listed among participants.
No change reported in the San Antonio transit strike as the fourth week began with the deadlocked bus transportation tie-up showing no new developments.
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