Apples Jump To Higher Price At Local Market
Apple prices rose on the local wholesale commission mart with Delbiows announcing a $4.30 quotation. Fluemp of English pens rose to $2.50. Larger onions reached $5 per bushel, potatoes and other produce showed mixed moves while carrots mustard greens and cabbage entered the market. Prices remained steady overall per the Soxder Produce commission reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbiows
Wholesale Commission Mart
Pruitt Commission Company
Tranche
California
Gromers
Vegetable prices and comma stock quotations from local market
A fragmented price list covers produce and groceries with items such as peaches cabbage mustard greens tomatoes parsley and spinach. Also included are commodity quotations for fruits vegetables and staples with varied pricing and unit measures.
Eli Harris Rites Planned In San Jose Burial
Eli Harris 72 died Wednesday morning. Funeral services from Walbert Hanaran chapel will be Thursday at 10 with Dr P Hill, pastor of First Presbyterian, officiating. Burial in San Jose Cemetery. Survivors include WM Hudson and Mrs Corey Buber of San Antonio, three grandchildren Janice Josephine Barbara Hudson, sisters Stra G T Weshan of Houston and Mrs B Wy Fart of Homer Louisiana. A knight of Pythias lodge member and Preston church member.
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Eli
Harris
Eli R. Harva
Walbert- Hanaran
P 5
Hill
Offiatte
Tn San Jose
WM Hudson
Corey Buber
Hen Antonio
Janice
Josephine
Barbara Hudson
Fredericksburg Man Buried in Union Cemetery
Services held for William Petersenn Sr., 73, a tired farmer, at Union Cemetery with the Rev Arnald Gammenthaler officiating. Survivors include his wife, four sons Frank, Wenes, and William Jr., three daughters Mon Krol Techert, Liens, and Mrs. Minar Ste, plus Mrs. Charles of Cony fork.
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Frederick*s
Rung
Texas
William Petersenn Sr
Farmer
Busiaswan
Union Cemetery
Bouy
Arnald
Gammenthaler
Welermann
Sone
Frank
Wenes
Ely
William ‘Pelermann
Minar Ste
Charles Fasry
Cony Fork
Guard for Emory Wheel Invented Ben Actinic Mother Farene
A diarist invention story describes an early guard device created to protect a rising worker. The details portray inventive toolmakers and names linked to a maritime or industrial setting. Several personal names and a sheltering role appear in this compact notice.
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Emory
Syarka
Light publishes New York market closing prices in San Antonio
The Light, the only evening paper in San Antonio, prints the complete closing prices of New York stocks and bonds, including curb and Chicago trading segments, for its readers each market day.
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the Light
San Antonio
Nework
Wall Street Sentiment Sees Mixed Outlook As Market Wavers
The Wall Street Spectator appraises current mood with cautious optimism and wary bearish undercurrents. It notes major houses have paused specific stock calls, awaiting market settle, while earnings visibility grows for Q2 and sector leaders like American Can Paramount General Foods face varied catalysts, with steel tariff data due tomorrow influencing near-term moves.
Threats and pranks linked to a 1890 letter case
Police investigated threats made to Mrs Meader after a circular addressed to Mer der was found at her home in Wert fumit avenue. The letter promised £3 per month for a claimed membership and warned of consequences if payment was not made. Officers noted threats via telephone and ongoing inquiries into prank calls.
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Berich Grauke
Teachers Vote for Old Age Pension Plan
Adopting a proposal advanced by the Howe ton Teachers association, a Minnesota organization backs an old age pension plan. Minnesota Mutual Life funds the scheme and the plan aims to guarantee retirement support. a local agent notes the program would provide benefits to teachers and dependents under the new arrangement.
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Howeton
San Adbury Tesrbery
IMO
Minnesota Mutynd Life Jnethone Company
Tasvid Ashmen
Uousien Negeriation Adaptel
City Plans Chain Gang Labor for Improvement Program
Fragmented report suggests city intends to use chain gang labor as a means to improve public works and housing conditions. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate involvement of city officials and potential security or penal elements.
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Hiheak Bakin
Zune Tabeery
Rydae
Myo Ieee Ate
Ategical
Death Mystery 15 Cleared in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 2 a 17 year old killer Otto Sanhuber alias Klein confessed to shooting Fred Oesterreich after a quarrel with his wife Walburga. He hid in a secret attic compartment built by himself and claimed he believed Mrs Oesterreich was in danger. The case spanned nearly two years with arrests and a dismissed case as details emerged.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Klein
Fred Oesterreich
Buntiuher
Sa Luter
Mra
Walburga Gesterreich
Allyainkee
Qoesterreichs
Alonday
James Costello
Oesterreich
Aligiat
Kreich
Ture
Sanhuber
Contema
Atari
Banhubers
Walter Klein
Bim
Tive
Afra
Poison Fatal To Elderly Man In City Hospital
Alejandra Solmes aged 76 of 91 percent South Frio Street died Wednesday morning in City Hospital after telling his wife he had drunk half a bottle of a liquid found near a chair where he sat. He had been ill for some time, employed previously, and was taken to the hospital where Dr. B A Evans attended him.
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Alejandra Solmes
South
Frio Street
B.A. Evans
Sulaien
Two Damage Suits Filed Against Man In Lavernia
Two damage suits were filed in the Thirty-seventh district court against A. G. Felix of Lavernia by two San Antonio widows, Sadie Co Tarin and Mewlomes. They claim he knocked an elderly man down in February, seeking damages of 104 dollars and 300 dollars respectively.
Business Girls to Get Gym Clags
A garbled notice from the recreation department references a program for business girls including gym access. It mentions Mary Wilson of the city and a local library project, with unclear details about a new facility or schedule following a recent change.
Word salad auxiliary meeting notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes an auxiliary group planning a meeting. Mentions various garbled names and dates but key details are unreadable. No clear date, location, or organization could be confirmed from the legible fragments.
Cotton Market Shows Mixed Moves After Early Decline
New York and Liverpool reports indicate a tentative cotton market with early 3 point decline giving way to renewed buying. May, July, and October futures firmed, May rising to 16.46 cents, July around 15.12 cents, while Liverpool demand supported prices amid mixed overseas activity.
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Cotton Bid Co Virady
New York
Colen
Tyiuld
Linn
Pome
Upsellen
Gemrrdus
Max
Weber
Villewmore
Liverpool
Gail Viet
Grain Market Faces Mixed U.S. Wheat Moves in Chicago
Chicago and regional grain markets show a cautious rise in wheat on April 9 as traders weigh Liverpool agitation, drought risks in the U S plains, and the pending government crop report. Corn and oats slip while provisions fall. Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska report no rainfall and drought persists. Local San Antonio prices track steady to firm readings across corn, oats and wheat with modest gains for white and yellow corn.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas City
Germany
Italy
San Antonio
Hegari
Milo
Unclear OCR fragment on Poultry Produce and dairy items
Fragmentary text lists poultry produce dairy products, prices, and packing notes with numerous unreadable words. References to Chicago potatoes and other items appear, but the long OCR run remains incoherent and names or dates are not reliably identifiable.
Fish Hook Incident Described In Troubled Eyelid Case
A garbled, OCR like report narrates a troubling event where a fish hook was removed from a boy's eyelid. The text mentions a fish tank, a person named Mercuzh, and Miguel, with references to a hospital, a doctor, and an alleged aftermath. Details are unclear due to corruption but center on a medical incident involving a child and a hook.
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Miguel
Circo Hemital
Wien
San Antonio and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Livestock markets in San Antonio and Kansas City record varied cattle and hog prices with steady volumes. Cattle including cows and steers show broad ranges from about 4 to 14 dollars per hundredweight while hogs trend lower, with slow demand noted amid fluctuating weights and packer interest.
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Santonio Livestock
Sam Antonio
Brady Plans Teacher Meet at Arid Texas Convention
About 700 teachers and school officials are expected to attend the annual convention of the Arid Texas Teachers association in Brady, with plans including a noon luncheon, banquet, and a picnic lunch at Richards Park. Officials coordinate with the Brady chamber of commerce and the local PTA for entertainment and programs to ease the sessions.
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Brady
Tex
Arid-Texas Teachers Association
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Parent Teacher Association
Michards Park
Brady Intent Teacher Association
Oil Notes on Leases and Related Interests Across Regions
Historic note details oil leases and related interests involving multiple parties and properties. It references transfers, acreage figures, and rental terms, with mentions of dates, locations such as Minneapolis and Minnesota, and various individuals and entities connected to the oil and gas transactions.
San Antonio Building Materials faces receivership liquidation
The San Antonio Building Materials company under U S court receivership will liquidate all claims. Receiver Theo M Phimmer reports assets of 1 896 112 and liabilities of 1 933 12 with claim deficits of 622 500 as of April 9 1930. Creditors accept reduced interest and no interpleader suits. Consolidated yards operate profitably under new management and real estate assets are being sold through Patton Lipscomb Cassidy and Armando Strang.
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San Antonio Building Materials Company
United States Court
Ycourt Lere
Theo M. Phim Ter
John A. Rogers
Toton
Okla
Rogers
Plummer
Ale Holding
Phummer
Elling
Albert
Ernest Steves
Jui Antonio
Jumsbet
Suaterin
Thillyer-Deutsubh- Jarrett
Routh Flores Guest
John Raby
Nur
Clean-Up Week Proclaimed in Prernericksburg Texas
Local officials declare Clean-Up Week from April through May 12 in Prernericksburg Texas with a city proclamation signed by Maron. Nean-m week is noted in the notice.
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Prenericksburg
Texas
Maron
Advocates Claim Stock to Force Merger in Steel
Proponents of the billion dollar merger between Youngstown Saver and Tube and Bethlehem Stock Corp claim they hold enough shares to force the vote. Manchester, general counsel for Sheet and Tube, announced they possess about 57 00s of stock in favor, needing roughly 91,000 more to reach a two thirds majority of 1,185,600 shares outstanding.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Saver Anil
Bethleheny Stock Corporation
I. A. Manchester
Esid
Chey
Elinor Smith to Tour San Antonio in April
Elinor Smith, renowned aviator and speed record holder, will visit San Antonio in April as part of a U S tour. Worter Whatey, head of the local chamber of commerce, confirms a booking inquiry was received and a San Antonio stop will be included in her schedule.
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Elinor Swit
Tower of the Women & Insurance
nWmne Records
San Antonio
Worter Whatey
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Smith
New York
United States
Grace W. Towne
Nulion- Pal
Pupils Exhibit Vocational Work in Braden-Hudson Window
Readable fragments describe vocational students from Thomas Nelson School displaying work in windows of Braden-Hudson Wangler Electric Company. Involves Metal Shop and Woodwork Shop with instructors and listed students including J L Hawley Wallace Silver Merber Schmidt Sam Rasburn John McConm vel Philip Horton and others.
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Thomas Nelson Taga Tunin Scctoo
Braden-Hudaonw Wangler Electric’ Company
St BL Perry
Vocalonal
Followin ‘ Metal Shop
Thompsons
I. W. Arnold
Edwin Moore
Broderick Duercher
Abbles Heller
Dick Austin
Clintos Reed
Gilbert Meyer
E. Mont
Gertha Lee Atkinson
Mau Mae
Nur Dnek Smith
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