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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
15
Market notes show cotton futures slipping about 25 points with early strength fading. Prices for cotton delivered to San Antonio showedmixed movements as traders weighed new york influences and domestic demand in a cautious session.
Fragmented OCR item references Liverpool cotton markets with scattered terms and names. Mentions Thetpoat Apel Uuhleat butter world and grade gears TE AA. Includes stray phrases such as Renciheacs fontri and Nuts the Hal Ms Sheet, with unclear associations to entities.
Fragmented OCR reads like a bulletin of cotton statistics and port trade figures spanning states such as Texas Maryland and Washington with references to merchants and coded measurements. The garbled text mentions cotton grades, production metrics, and shipping routes, indicating a market brief from a regional newspaper page.
The report notes improved general cattle condition despite small local receipts across markets. Traders describe steadier bidding and cautious demand, with feeders and packers adjusting inventories as receipts remain tight and prices hold firm.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a historical dispute over limits on provisions advances affecting corn price, mentioning multiple unclear names and places. The readable portions imply a discussion of policy changes, within a dated economic context, without clear dates or parties.
Heavy drilling push announced in Somerset area with two new wells planned for deep testing. Companies including Gravis, GM Lieydietion Computey, and local partners report wells reaching depths around 200 feet with potential for higher production. residents and officials await results and market implications.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report with mentions of agricultural events, organizations, and various places. Key entities appear to include Uval, India, Hobber, Colubaiy Buel, and Mexico, with references to Amieriaar sugar and Burns Brothery. The piece hints at advancing specialties and stock movements but remains largely garbled.
Fragmented market report lists dairy prices and product names with prices per dozen and per unit. Mentions Chicago Prudler and Kansas City Produce brands. references diverse produce items and pricing, though OCR is garbled. Entities include CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY with limited legible values.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a government action banning certain provisions and related duties. Mentions a 244502 reference, various place names and entities, and a vague price or quantity detail 339. The readable parts indicate regulatory or market restrictions possibly affecting imports or commodities.
Colonel Sillman is slated to depart from Travis Army Base for service in Siberia. The dispatch notes his role within Cruvalesrenteytey and Camp Reista, with admiration for his long tenure and plans to join the YUH Division in activation efforts amid broader regional tensions, including developments in China and the Philippines.
Plans to secure a loan for Victory Light campaign are outlined by Bond School leaders. Key figures include W. MaeMlister and George Halmarty, with sessions scheduled through April and May, addressing expenditures, fundraising, and governance.
A suspect faced questions over a $3000 payment to alleged forgers. The case involves the accused admitting some details and naming others as possible accomplices. Authorities continued inquiry as the timeline and motives remain unclear.
A convoluted report describes a pursuit and detention involving a man persuaded to travel toward Chicago after a spilt ticket, with companions missing, a private injury, and a plan to meet another party in a few days. The subject claims ten days in San Antonio with no contact from friends.
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