Price Declines Trim Market as EBGS Drop Monday
Exequatations dampen local produce trading as Synder reduce company unveils a new low of $30 per crate, California cherries slip to $3 per box on wholesale, cauliflower edges up to $2 per bushel, celery peaks at a fresh high of $7 per crate, and lettuce surges to 129. Texas lettuce debuts at 3 cents. market notes no other changes.
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Cherries
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Celery
Texas
Market Prices for Vegetables and Produce Listed
A compiled list of produce prices shows Bela Goren bunches at 25 0 48, cabbage varieties from 36 1 35 cents, onions white 15 cents per pound, potatoes at 3.75 to 3.55 per bushel, apples box 2.79 to 4.80, oranges California naval 4 to 6.25, lettuce 95.28, peppers 16.50 per crate, tomatoes 44 cents to 2.60 per dozen, and various berries, greens, and herbs with assorted per unit and per crate costs. Several items include beans, corn, mushrooms, and avocados with indicated prices across multiple units.
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Poultry prices muted by commission men report
Poultry trade news shows Poera at 56 to 47, coma sound and Wena at 19 cents per pound. Roasters and cele wound Ducke quoted 12 to 14 cents. Turkeys 18 cents per pound.
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Coma Sound
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Livestock Price Shifts Mark Monday Market Opening
Livestock market changes take effect Monday with quotes across species. Cattle cows and vealers $2.50 to $4.50, bulls $6, steers and yearlings $5 to $9, sheep $4 to $5, lambs $4 to $5, hogs top around $9.45 with mids $7.50, plus mixed regional figures from Saunders Composition Co. and Chicago listings noted.
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Saunders Composcion Company
Oil notes hint at new wells in Zavala and Hudspeth counties
In Valde and nearby regions several test wells advance. Gelveide section spuds begin with Wells Gallions and Cribbs Davidson moving toward deeper targets. Crude output in Zapata region sees a 430 barrel well at Studhehoy, while gas prospects near Zavala and Live Oak counties prompt continued drilling and moving equipment as industry interest rises.
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Tusar
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A. le Eeington
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Lo Hic
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Garcia An
Hare
Vale
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Cotton Market wrap reports June trade swings in New Orleans
Cotton opened easier on overnight selling despite better cables. First trades show losses of 7 points. New York opened steady with July futures up around 15.82, but rains in West Texas spurred additional selling while offerings remained light.
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Orleans
New York
West Teras
Sons of Hermann Hold Convention in City
A fragmented report notes the Sons of Hermann convention in the city with mentions of HMR officials, the mayor, chamber of commerce, and local figures. Readers are left with partial names and unclear details about dates or actions.
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Herrann
Antonio
Peesner al Pening
Orete
A. Tolemony
Chamber of Commerce
Gonzales High to Graduate Largest Class in History
Gonzales High will graduate one of its largest classes on Friday May 16 in the high school auditorium. Dr J L Henderson of the University of Texas will give the commencement address. The services will be held Sunday March 11 at the Wurst Baptist church with Rev J T King delivering the sermon. The class of 1950 has 45 graduates including George Bargemann Annie Lee Durcet Croest Christian Lily Dirck Denver Cleveland James Dickensen Robert DuBose Lamar Fly Dessie Finch Ervin Brochner Augustofoodee Roland Grams Eugenia Gass Victor Harral Zeth Harries Vernon Holmes Eyace J Hornung Wanda Jo Kenson Alvin Kluth Willie Ben Maness Elis McCullough Tetmard Mohrmans Doris Moore James Nagel Belle Neighbors Nelle Neighbors Josephine Newberry Edith Patek Milda Pagel John A Homberg Maggie Ronshausen Monroe Sebauer Irene Seblick Mary Sievers Melvin Sievers Brooks Sroth Ima Vole Sullivan Georgia Fate Vernon Taylor Morse Tolle Joe Watson Ona Watts Vernia West Frank Wilson Elizabeth Zak. There is a set of twins Belle and Nelle Neighbors daughters of Sheriff B Neighbors.
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Joe Watson
Ona Watts
Vernia West
Frank Wilson
Elizabeth Zak
Belle and
Nelle Neighbors
Sheriff B. Neighbors
Grain Markets Show Wheat Gains Amid Export Talk
Chicago reports wheat prices rising after estimates Europe bought 5 001000 bushels of North American wheat. Early offerings slipped but recovered, with Chicago prices finishing above Saturday’s level. Corn and oats remained firm, with mixed shifts. local San Antonio grain prices posted minor changes including white corn at 1 cent higher on the morning market.
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Europe
Liverpool
Baturdas
Farm Board
Ocean Passage
San. Antonio
Ford Slaffe Grain Company
Cotulla Chamber to Give Barbecue Event Summary
Cotulla Chamber plans its annual barbecue on April 28 at the Courthouse lawn. The event follows a chamber meeting and district court recess. Key organizers include Kathryn and George Chapman handling the reception and arrangements. Officers for the coming year will be elected.
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Ine
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Local Election Yields Mayoral and Aldermen Seats
In Badinat Terae on Tuesday voters elected Kay Niecander as mayor and named ward aldermen. George Pronter won ward No. 4, Cultins ward No. 3, and Hubbard ward No. 8. City officials expressed initial votes and results.
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Terae
Kay Niecander
George Pronter
Qo V. Cultins
Freeteeteds
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Freeterted
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Mcflannan
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Chicago Poultry and Produce Markets Report
Chicago potato market shows slow trading, prices weak with several regional shifts noted. Wisconsin and Minnesota stocks mixed with slight gains for some shades, while Texas sacked items show modest strength. dairy goods and eggs move unevenly across markets in New York and Chicago.
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Wisconsin
Texas
Bliss
Population in Luling Nears Ten Thousand If Oil Areas Count
Preliminary figures from officials in Luling show about 3800 residents counted so far with expectations the total will exceed 6000 and possibly pass 10,000 when nearby oil field settlements are included. This early estimate suggests rapid growth driven by oil activity in the area.
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San Marcos Man in Race for Senator
San Marcos resident April Tom Gambrell of Lockhart announces his candidacy for oblate senator of the nineteenth district, signaling a bid to represent the area in state government.
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Tom Gambrell
Lockhart
Kins
London Metal Prices and Market Quotes
London metal and dollar markets show current spot and futures for copper tin lead and zinc with prices in pence, dollars, and futures for differing dates. Silver in New York and London markets listed with bid and offer, plus bullion and foreign exchange rates and a spot rubber note from New York noting marked prices and a rhythm of market activity.
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London
Slengara
Lee Ka
Peanut Found Aid to Mental Effort
Dr Francis G Bane of the Carnegie Institution told the National Academy of Sciences that a peanut could supply extra calories for a period of intense mental work. He cited research indicating a single salted peanut provides energy for an hour of cognitive effort. The report comes from Washington and New York, with ongoing nutrition tests and institutional discussions.
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Francis G. Bane
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Boston
National Academy of Bicencer
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