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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
9
Reports from across the country describe drought hitting promised farming zones while rain arrives in spots. Chicago receives a brisk shower easing the heat, and farmers in Missouri Kansas City and Arkansas see brief reprieve as cooler temps approach. Across the South and Midwest hopes rise for relief with anticipated rainfall and cooler air, though heat waves have already exacted a costly toll on crops and people.
In Washington D C on August 6 workers described as heat affected were released from duties by order attributed to government departments. Officials indicated similar actions may extend to other departments though lines remain standing as employees endure rising temperatures. A hot sunny day with temperatures around the 100 mark was reported.
AUSTIN Texas cotton suffers heavy damage from a prolonged drought affecting Central East and North Texas. George A Vertell estimates 40 percent of the crop harmed with some forecasts near four million bales. early crop particularly hit as drought and hail disrupt yields across the region.
Drought threatens wheat output in the plains as farmers shift scarce grain to hay amid drought pressing hay pastures. Officials report quick stockpiling of Mortank wheatede to reduce feeding needs, while corporate grain interests move to curb supplies.
Reports from Ohio indicate drought cuts farm crop yields by about 200 million bushels while grain brokers' shipments reach around 400 million. Across Texas and Oklahoma heat waves push temperatures above 100 as rain spreads, threatening crops and livestock. Weather forecasters see little relief soon with central and southern regions facing continued heat and scarce water.
A weather service bulletin said the prolonged drought will persist for several days, prompting concern among farmers. The report notes limited rainfall and temperatures rising, with potential impact on crops and irrigation in many regions.
A Nashville Tennessee advertisement touts a powerful antiseptic salve for open sores, claiming rapid pain relief, inflammation reduction, and skin healing. The copy asserts decades of use and guarantees, urging readers to try the ointment personally.
Residents along Woodlawn Avenue petition for rerouting rail lines to reduce residential disturbances. Officials note San Antonio allows many railroad crossings in residential areas. Signers include J.T. Sledkant and Dr L J Manhoff. Petition cites nuisance from noise and drains pouring goat odor into streets, arguing health and property damage from continuous bells and whistles.
Chicago report on gangster Jack Zuta possibly sending a million to Ralé before his death. Ginsberg, facing interstate body shipment rules, bought the cheapest casket for burial. If he refuses extra cost and the legal hermetic sealing, the body may be buried in Waukesha County potters field.
Washington DC officials state the United States population rose by 374 780 during the fiscal year ending June 30 as per the immigration bureau of the labor department announcing the figure today.
Lincoln Australia Aug 5 Tolson Wiglor caused the death of Albert Wolhert thirty five of Hloontington Hipbert Olson an Kansas City companion told authorities they were given drinks from a jug by unknown men at a cave camp.
Big Spring school board meeting reveals eight new teachers for the 1980 81 term were rejected. Names listed include Jennette Pickle Dig Spring Ton Alice Drake Waco Ralph Wouston Austy Mary McHlroy Denton Kary Hart Ciera Louise Johnsen Nixon Florencs McAmald Troup C. A. Cawno Son Mare com.
Royal Doulton items including teapots bordered dishes and creamers offered with many patterns and pieces. Large stock of bone china and tableware showcased with emphasis on quality and price guarantees.
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