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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1928
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1927 Chrysler 50 Roadster sale or ad. Mentions cash price balance due, possible contact names or locations, and references to other cars or dealers. Details are unclear but imply a used vehicle listing from the period.
A 19 case docket from Onion court details fines for traffic violations and disorderly conduct. Names mentioned include Mario Lazano and others with fines ranging from 2 to 5 dollars. Several entries note court sessions and attendee names, but many details are garbled.
A fragmented OCR of a 1930s deed ledger shows numerous parcel transfers, lot and block references, and names such as Mer k, Wack, Castillo, and Huechel. Entries mention sections, tracts, city blocks, and dates like June 1933 and August 24, 1928, with amounts including 35132 and 410. The text lists various buyers, sellers, and properties across multiple locations, lacking cohesive narrative or complete context.
Nancy wanders the avenue filled with glittering shops and wishes for luxury while Mary and Maybelle discuss romance and status. A coat gift from Howard Wescott tempts Nancy, testing her morals as she contemplates a secret affair and the pull of wealth and romance.
A list of used automobiles appears with various model names and prices. In a separate legal notice, Augusta McCloskey invites sealed bids for county work, with bid security and conditions, by 11 o clock a.m. on a Tuesday, handled by the County Auditor W. S Kendall.
A boy suffered a skull fracture after a two car collision at South Unckberry and Tora airols Wednesday morning. He was buffered to the Sante Mesa infirmars. The other driver was snithnirt.
A dense list of names, addresses, hospital mentions, and dates appears, detailing births, deaths, admissions, and transfers across multiple facilities. Entries reference Mrs Emma G ar Trend Innes Leo, Mary Rileny, and others, with hospital affiliations such as Cons tance Mecathlek and Robert B. Goeet Memorial. The fragment also notes a Weather Bureau forecast and a listed insured amount of 415,700 at a bonded sale.
The report notes a national vegetable trade with Colorado and local markets near San Antonio. Prices are listed for peppers, carrots, beets, green beans, and melons, with peppers at 10 cents per unit and English peas at 16 to 42 cents per can, while California and Florida fruits fell short of standard market levels.
A scattered price list shows vegetables with varied quotes such as cauliflower at 15 cents per pound, lettuce 5 to 6 cents per head, cucumbers 60 cents per bush, onions 28 cents per pound, and potatoes 4 to 8 cents per pound. Several items appear with unclear spellings and inconsistent units, reflecting an old market tally.
A readable fragment shows live poultry price ranges with turkeys inching toward 19 to 20 cents per pound and roosters around 19 1/2 cents per pound. The notes mention several weight brackets and price quotes in cents per pound for Springs and other poultry categories.
The cotton market opened with modest advances in New Orleans and New York as traders cited weather and demand. Prices showed early firmness before selling pressure emerged, with October and March contracts fluctuating and activity easing in late trading.
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