Traction Bond News Falls Amid Turbulent Market
Traction bonds surge as Interborough Rapid Transit leads today’s market. France issues and French National Mail Steamship Lines bonds appear with government backing. New issues include Adirondack Power and Light 3s due 1936, Manchester NI Traction Trust 5s due 1952, Interstate Power general 4s due 1947, and Mortgage Bond Company 5s at par.
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Market Prices for Produce and Groceries in San Antonio
Tuesday morning quotations from Praite Com mission Compacys Teesiar list prices for beets carrots green corn lettuce radishes eggplant and many other vegetables and fruits in San Antonio markets. Separate notes show prices from Snyder Fro éucs Company for degas butter poultry and eggs, and Grasso Seed Company quotes for Milo maize oats and corn. New York raw sugar market remained steady with futures mixed amid light trading.
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California
Idaho
Porto Rico
Texas
USA
Producerater
Snyder Fro
Éucs
Grasso Seed Company
Milo Maize
Weather Forecast Fragment With Mixed Data
Fragmentary weather notes report unsettled conditions with variable winds across regions. East areas show warm trends while Midwest and West Texas expect changes, with cooler lows and mixed sunshine in major cities including Chicago New York and Washington.
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Texas
Christmas Tree Demand Grows in Western Washington
Western Washington farmers cut Christmas trees from stump lands to supply southern markets. Fatloads ship to California and Texas. Quebec ships first consignment to Philadelphia. Retail trade in Fort Worth shows marked inprovement. Wool mills go full time and higher live stock prices seen in Chicago. Tomatoes valued at 3.5 million in Missouri and Kansas Ozarks. Oklahoma wells and Bethlehem Steel plant activity noted. Pacific Mills busy in Boston with many machines running.
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Seattle
Washington
California
Texas
Chicago
Pacific Mills
Boston
ISC
Wall Street Features LAMOUS PRAVEEN and the Railroad Shares Rally
Wall Street notes a rise in mid and low priced railway shares including a steady interest in Waheed and joining stocks. Studebaker and General Motors reports lift sentiment as inventories tighten and the company plans further production, with October sales records cited in Kansas City dispatch.
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Studebaker
General Motors Carninga
Studebaker Corpora
Annde
Curb Market News Shows Heaviness Then Sharp Variances
The San Antonio Light reports a mixed curb exchange with early heaviness giving way to selective gains in several specialties. A sudden 27 point drop in Standard Oils unsettled sentiment while stronger moves appeared in centrifugal and gas sectors amid price surges in other commodities.
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San Antonio
Biante
Tmnrovi
Market Report Highlights Mixed Wool and Poultry Prices
The market closed modestly mixed with gains in some poultry and sheep items while wool prices softened. Traders cited covering of shorts and factory demand as factors, with Southwest and Pacific regions showing notable price movements amid steady broader demand.
Market and livestock round up across New York and Missouri markets
Exchange notes show volatile commodity prices and livestock receipts. Cotton foods prices drift lower while grains and feedstocks fluctuate. cattle, calves, and hogs report mixed demand with steady to weak values. Sheep and lamb entries rise, with steady to firm trends in some fat cattle and feeder categories.
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City market reports receipts 2460 cattle and calves with steady to higher tendencies. Steers 5.90 to 6.95, cows 4.25 to 3.25, heifers around 4.08. Feeder stockers steady, market natives and feeders up about 23 cents. Toll sales included steer prices to $9.25 and up. stocker prices steady.
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Tayi
Sbi
Keay
Atle Hienery
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Recelpis
Ateady
Eawa
Roarket
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Tor
Light stock moves forward in higher hog market
Hogs were selling higher as shippers pursued fight stock amid rising prices. Barrow and gilt prices advanced 15 to 25 cents with butchers firm. Cattle and calf demand stayed strong with vealers and calves moving well to packers at steady to higher quotes. The day saw about 69,000 head arrival and 8,020 carried over.
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San Antonio’ Light
Chicago
Livestock Prices Reported in East St Louis Hogs and Sheep
Slaughter hogs steady to 20 cents higher with weights over 789 pounds selling near 9.50 to 9.70. Feeder hogs mid range around 6.50 to 7.30. Sheep bid activity noted with limited strong packer demand and steady to firm tone. Trade shows light interest across classes.
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Tl. Dee
Stearty
Death Notice of Mrs. Ann Shiller Des at Home
Mrs. Ann Shiller Des at Home after years of illness. The family settled in Austin County Texas and she married J Shiller in 184? locating in Victoria County founding the town of Shillerville. Surviving relatives include J T Shiller Alphonse Bue and Anthony Shiller. Funeral arrangements pending in the local area.
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America
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Victoria County
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Shillerville
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Mr Anthy
Super Shiller
Iz Tayo Lireth
Sinithei
DeLeon Man W W Gunna Dies At Home
W W Gunna died at his DeLeon Texas residence after a long illness. The article notes his prior work related to the Muncovoat railroad project and his farming activities in the valley area. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with burial in a local cemetery.
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Esti Villley
Fan Valley
Teytor
Reival
M. Wilson
Man's quick thinking saves employer in Texas field
In Crystal City Texas Coleman, a farmer, nearly perished while burning bonfires in a tomato field. By mistake he poured gasoline instead of oil, triggering an explosion that set his clothing ablaze. A bystander helping him rolled him in the sea to extinguish the flames, leaving Coleman only lightly burned.
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Baby dies after hospital transfer in Uvalde
Uvalde infant Dee T Dons Gertrude Carrol and Mrs Joe Carrol of Wind in San Antonio brought here Friday for burial. She had been ill about one week, transported Thursday. Funeral services were held Friday at the Presbyterian Church with Rev A A Lacy officiating and interment in Uvalde cemetery.
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Three Bike Teams Tie for First in Madison Square Race
New York December 2 three teams were tied for first in a six lap bicycle race at Madison Square Garden McNasmara and Van Kempen Walthour and Georgetti and Tgg and Girrrdenge led with 569 miles and two laps remaining the record is 106 miles and one lap most riders were weary from last night’s race two teams were two laps behind eight teams one lap behind.
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Southern football rises with top Southern teams in 1920s analysis
Lawrence Copsright reviews Southern football strengths from Danville Kentucky where Centre faced Georgia. He notes improved defense and coaching across Alabama Georgia Vanderbilt and others, praising enhanced training and eligibility practices. He highlights Auburn and Georgia Tech as keystone programs and argues Southern teams meet national standards.
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Anil
Keen Observer
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Piorida
Stolen Property Recovered and Case Transfers Reported
City detectives recovered stolen property valued at $15,000 and reported transfers of 156% of arrested individuals to higher courts. The list includes Teweley clothing accessories and various items, with cases sent to Tusner Campbell, Justice Wisk, criminal and juvenile courts, and U S commissioners court.
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Injured During Leviathan Crossing
New York reports Willeon per Song were injured as the steamship Leviathan endured a severe Atlantic crossing. The liner arrived two hours overdue from Southampton with many portholes smashed and damage to Tower decks. Captain Tierbert Hardy said the bridge was bent throughout the voyage.
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SINKUS DRAW WOLGAS DRAW IN TEN ROUND BOXING BOUT
In Wheablesbarig, Va, Dec 2, Bobby Wolgast of Chilndeapma and Nate Pinkus of New York fought ten rounds to a draw in the semi final. Joey Ross of New York won by judge's decision over Ty Coleman of Serav ton in the other bout.
Students' Council Elected Leader at San Mireno College
Miss Eddie McCurry daughter of the late and Mrs J A McCurry 110 Tennessee avenue San Antonio was elected president of the students council at the Southwest Texas State Teachers College at San Mireno. The council serves to represent student views in college administration and to foster student activities.
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San Antonio
Students’ Council
Wexss State Teachers’ College
San Marcos
Eddie McCurry
J. A. McCurry
Tennessee Avenue
Southwest Texas State “Teachers
Special Car Carries Polo Party to Mexico City Trip
A special car on the Laredo train from San Antonio will carry a polo party of 20 people including officials and players to Fort Sam Houston teams for Mexican tournaments. The trip to Mexico City is expected to take about 48 hours, with the party leaving Wednesday and reaching the border region in 36 hours. Passengers include Col. and Mrs. Methinley, Col. Tobn, CG. Norton, Capt. Pickett, Lieut. and Mrs. Mel Sones, Lieut. Eugene Metzinley, Maj. and Drs Tack Lapham, Mrs. Guy Trensov, Mrs. F. M. Andrews, Lieut. B. M. Biteh, Capt. Jack Hettinger, and Lieut. Guy C. Benson. ponies were left in charge last week. Friends of polo players plan to follow next Monday.
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Mexico City
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Guy C. Benson
St Marys Orioles Triumph In 27 0 Football Win
The St Marys Orioles defeated Hill Gribders 27 to 0 as quarterback Kallus and Casados led scoring drives. Telnar and Miranda starred with receptions and end runs while Caxados added extra points. Earlier fumble return set the tone and the offense produced four touchdowns in a dominant performance.
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Reserve Officers Set Three Training Periods for 192a
Division headquarters reports officers seek inactive service for two weeks in early 192a under unit training. About 600 questionnaires sent. under 100 answered. Training with the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston. Three periods: Garrison Training, Artillery and Machine Gun Training, and Field and Maneuver Training. Many officers prefer May and June slots. some want to train in all periods.
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Official Orders for Medical and Staff Assignments
Leaves granted for Col. N Stark corps area surgeon one month Maj. Joseph M Swing Eleventh Field Armory two one months Cant Whitney veterinary Fort Sam Houston one month Maj Arturo Carbonell medical two months A board of officers to meet at Mineral Wells for appointment promotion or retention in Texas National Guard Seconda Toki Albert Sinbra Fort Sill to Port Reno Okla for annual signal system inspection Also market quotes for copper and futures.
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Senofield Barracks
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Albert Sinbra
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Port Reno
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Oil supply warned as U S faces 1925 demand and waste
Dr Julians Sears administrative geologist of the United States Geological Survey warns against prodigal waste of oil. He notes 1924 crude demand near 803 million barrels with domestic production possibly dropping to about 710-721 million barrels. Navy and industry use cited. future car growth and refining gains discussed.
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Lawyer Patterson Arrested On Check Charge In Texas Court
F Patterson a San Antonio attorney was arrested in the Thirty seventh District Court before noon Tuesday by County Sheriff J Raieht on a capias issued by the Besar County Criminal court. He faces a charge of swindling under 50 for allegedly taking 4.35 dollars in a tire accessory deal with Sam Nevelo. Patterson had just defended Zack Whit in a theft over 50 case. He and Whit were taken to jail by Deputy Knight. The warrant for Patterson's arrest was delivered after the jury in the Whit case retired for lunch without a verdict.
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San Antonio
Defendant Denies Killing in Ni ty-fourth District Court
Bra Flores testifies he did not fire the fatal shot in the Laborie Garcia case saying his pistol was taken and he was assaulted after asking a girl to dance. He explains the altercation outside the clan hall near Conyer and his flight after being knocked down.
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