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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
9
The piece argues emergency conditions require large capital investments while ordinary government costs must be curtailed. It cites farm mortgages and unemployment relief as needed, contrasts with disbursements to ex-service men, and condemns public fear of big spending as dangerous to social structure.
Washington leaks show Senator Pittman says Secretary Woodin will convene a congressional meeting soon to craft a general conference plan. Pittman and Woodin conferred to unite silver advocates into a viable proposal.
Reading shows agricultural market figures for fruits and vegetables, with beans and pears among items. Fresh produce prices drift and rainfall affects shipping. reports include fruit and vegetable demand, truck routes, and weather conditions across Lower Valley and Crystal White stations.
Public invited to attend bi monthly talks on conatal and Wret topics at the Wilts mixer at 730 Bieday Hicks. Texan Indiana will be riven Kiiéen of pietographe. aims to entertain and inform attendees.
New York markets show gains as banks and industrials lift the average. Advancing issues lead the session with modest volume, while foreign exchange and bond markets display mixed activity and mild declines in select securities.
A damaged OCR listing fruit and vegetable prices from the GROWERS MARKET shows cucumbers at $6 per bushel and cucumbers, celery, onions, and peppers with varying quotes. Fresh Arizona produce and other staples such as apples, berries, grapes, beans, and garlic are itemized with numerous per unit or per crate prices, including melons, citrus, tomatoes, and onions. dairy and poultry rates are included for context.
In a troubled session Wheat prices dipped as buyers held back amid thin volume and uneven demand. Corn traded around the 10 percent margin with cautious sentiment while futures sought direction amid softer market tone and demand concerns. Prices in Texas for wheat and corn showed limited gains or losses as reports from Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado teased changes in production expectations.
A floating summary of bullion and metal prices in London and New York with notes on tin copper lead and silver. It reports daily price ranges and market movements, including exchange activity and stock quotes, plus scattered livestock and commodity references from the era.
In a fragmentary report from Avril 4 in San Marcos, a mayoral race features four contenders including Miss Watelueslein and principal candidates tied to local figures such as von Tandera, Wilhelm, and Bilis Waller, with limited readable details about their platforms or affiliations.
Market bulletin from Chicago listing prices and commodities in meat and livestock trading. Includes figures for Cannnre, Calvan, hogs, beef cuts, veal, and various weights and lots, with notes on demand, packinghouse activity, and prices per hundredweight across multiple categories and regions.
Market traders report a mixed session with rates edging higher in New York and Liverpool. Prices for American middling futures show gains amid steady demand from mills, while futures for low, good ordinary, and lowers hold near yesterday's close as buyers wait for clearer guidance.
San Antonio health committee plans to obtain a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to finance installing a more adequate sewage system. The committee notes 40 percent of the city’s area and 26 percent of its population lack sewage facilities. Details discussed at the Chamber of Commerce meeting.
London Apr There is our British member of parliament who believes in using his apparatus to his advantage. Sir Francis Acland Liberal member from Cornwall makes over $100 a year from weaving ties. When in the House of Commons I wear ties I weave myself he told a group of schoolboys. They cost me 10 cents each to make and I sell them at sixty cents to my fields. This makes me a profit of about $100 a year for I only take me about an hour to make each tie. It is comforting to know that as if the worst comes to the worst I can always earn $3.59 a week by these now.
San Saba April 4 D Jones signs off as secretary of the San Saba Chamber of Commerce ending his duties with the organization.
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