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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
12
A garbled item describes a confusing incident involving a scheme dubbed Honest Bargain Firecream. The fragmented text mentions a garage, a sewer, sleeping person, and various numbers that appear as stray data, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable.
Fragmented notice describes sales of trade and property within North Lewson Crorkett area. Mentions cash transactions, property assessments, and listings tied to criteria properties and cottage components. Includes references to lamps lights and various names with partial addresses and incomplete actions.
Property seekers offer various parcels near West Travis and Arlington areas. Advertisements discuss trading for farms or homes, with debt assumptions of 2040 or 3900, and requests for cash or traded property. Listings mention price per acre and multiple rural properties for sale or exchange, including a four-room house and pasture land.
Auction style ad lists eleven thousand six hundred acres with fenced land two wells and house. Prices given as 12.50 per acre with 2.50 per acre additional monthly payments at per cent interest. Location Dalhart Texas and Bastrop Texas areas with several farm parcels including 40 acre farm in cultivation near Lavernia. Contact Thom s Griffith Bastrop area for details.
The fragment mentions Tom DAT in a classroom or adjusting context with note of prompt work and a person named Daanes Senay Opockets, indicating a local matter about tasks or schedules.
Readable portions list assorted wholesale prices for produce across regions including California Texas and Arkansas. Items include beans beets carrots cucumbers peppers apples bananas grapes pineapple and peaches with per crate or per pound quotes and notes on quality and availability. Several lines mention price ranges and unit measurements and reference various markets and states.
Fragmentary listing of canned vegetables meats and staples with varied prices and weights. Mentions corn, oats, flour, alfalfa seed, beans, syrup, molasses, spices, and groceries alongside stray narrative lines about shortages and a small scene between two characters. Continuous OCR noise limits clarity but preserves named items and prices.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Liverpool cotton tavern listing with prices and quantities for bale lots and "600 bale Revelyte" style terms. Mentions locations like Tavrapook and Avenue, with vague street and price figures. Content is garbled but centers on a commerce notice for cotton and related goods.
An aged clipping discusses cotton statistics and market notes with references to September figures and unusual percentage data. It cites New York price movements and seasonal revisions, noting volatility and reporting ambiguities in archived figures.
A jumble of market prices and commodity mentions appears for San Antonio and Texas, listing hogs, dairy, sugars, molasses, and cotton related figures. Scattered references to the week, shipping, and regional crops hint at agricultural activity and price movements across farms and stores. The text also includes stray notes on livestock, grains, and international entries, reflecting a broad midwestern market snapshot of the period.
A chaotic market report shows continuing downward movement in hog prices alongside declines in stocks after a steamship was reported sunk. The text weaves through fragmented phrases, mentioning prices, people, and places in a murky OCR read.
San Antonio Aug. 16 money markets show notable activity amid Mexican and U.S. financial flows. Bonds steady with government yields near recent levels while exchange rates reflect cautious sentiment from traders in New York and London.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss metal markets in New York with references to tin prices and dealer activity. Mentions Bonlos and various names in unclear phrases, noting a visit and potential price shifts without clear figures or outcomes.
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