Mil s Improve in Trad I Ncu
New York December 1 Advances led by Royal Canadian and Largo Petroleum dominated a trading session on the Car exchange with both stocks reaching new highs. A banking house reportedly bought 50,000 shares, while Tago shipments totaled 150,000 barrels earning about 1 a barrel. Standard Oil and Commonwealth Power showed notable gains as buyers anticipated a larger distribution.
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San Antonio
York
Royal Canada
Largo Petroleum
Royal Canadian
Tago
N _ber
Cmpany
Standard Oils
Commonwealth Power
American Gas & Electric
Dubilier Radio
Mipdyzs
San Antonio Markets Quoted Produce Prices Wednesday
Prices to producers from Prattt Com Sniscion Co and Snyder Produce Co for fruits, vegetables, dairy, poultry, and grains in San Antonio. Listings include California lettuce 3.55 to 4.00 per dozen, cucumbers 3.00 to 5.28 per bushel, green and wax beans 2.50 to 3.00 per bushel, potatoes 3.00 per cwt, oranges 4.00 to 4.34 per box, bananas 8 cents per pound, butter 20 cents per pound, and various meats and staples. A separate list from Gross Lead Co covers maize 2.00 per cwt, oats 0.66 per bushel, corn 1.00 per bushel, plus additional fruit and nut prices.
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Prattt Com
Sniscion Company
California
Porto Rico
Texas
Snyder Produce Company
Ferrers
Rarakeys
Reesters
Gross Lead Company
Naval
Florida
Setsuma
Jonathan
Colorado
Foreign government bonds and market observations
A column on foreign bonds assesses government credit, fiscal ability, and stability with examples like Britain. It notes the role of political risk and the value of an active market for bond pricing cues, and previews Hughes’ next installment. Additional market briefs cover livestock, cattle, hogs, and regional commodity prices.
Bond issues drop during day in New York market
Announcement by the U S Treasury of a new long term bond offering at 4 percent follows heavy selling in old government issues. Treasury 4s declined below 105 with a high near 1077 before the election. Traders expect the new issue to be heavily oversubscribed as cash buyers are limited. Some Liberty 43s may be exchanged for the new bonds, while other market activity shows mixed demand for rails and foreign bonds.
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San Antonio
Light
New York
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
Treasury
Newebonds
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville & Mashville
Interhorn
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Interlove
St. Paul
Sas-Texas
St Louis
San Francisco
Nord Railway
Columbus
Ian
Ted
Demand for light HGS weakens and prices end
Chicago cabal market report shows unexpected demand fade for light hogs and cattle. About 3,000 cattle overs, no Western arrivals, suggests end of stock season. Cattle prices steady to firm with steers near 7 to 9 dollars, yearlings 14 to 19.75, cows and heifers steady. hogs mostly down with choices around 8.70, bulk 8.80 to 9.40. Lambs weak but sellers asking 15.50. feeder stock and mohair stock noted with varied prices.
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ST. Lou
Kansas City
San
Trengwr
Choice Butchers I
Zoo
Wright Hose
Charters Granted and Amendments Filed in Texas
A flurry of charter grants and amendments across Texas includes the formation of several companies in Dallas Houston and San Antonio with varying capital stocks from 1 000 to 75 000 and incorporators named. Amendments increase capital stocks for Dallas Power and Light Texas Power and Light and First Baptist Church of Dallas as well as typewriter and other firms. Oil production in Gulf Coast and South Texas shows 145 05 barrels last week with 12 producers added. Frost damages hit Central Florida winter crops as freezing temps sweep the Southeast.
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C. W. Shearer
W. G. Burchfield
Ro G. Burchfield
Dallas Power and Tisht Company
Dallas
First Baptist Church
Dali
First Bapiiac Church
Tex
Texas Power and Light Company
Austin
Pugsley Plantation Company
San Tenico
Charles S. Pugaley
Emma B. Pugsley
W. G. B. Morrison
Oakland Cemetery
W. S Mosher
W. H. Wray
Buckhorn Tir, Company, Inc
San and Tonio
Capital
Atock
C. H. Stewarts
Hovige
Cochran County Mercantile Company
Morton
Cochran County
Capital Attak
Mm, Winder
Tom T. Main
J. TG. Whitler
Teung Men's Hébrew Clan
Fort Worth
Fells Winterman
Abe Cohen
F. E. McMurnae
Houston
Gulf Conet
South Texas
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Country District
Mormon Leader Praises Church Growth at Texas Talk
Heber J. Grant, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, reports worldwide growth of Mormons, citing Utah and Idaho as major centers. He says polygamy is banned and church members in Congo number three. Grant will speak at 8 pm in the Main Auditorium High School, outlining beliefs and the Bible plus the Book of Mormon.
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Heber J. Grant
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Texas
Woodmen of
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Arizona
San Antonio
Joseph Smith
Grant
Aremus High & School
Joseph
Mormon Church
Fess
Christ
Congo
Head Smoot
William WH. King
Dion C. Coltin
Weather report fragments from multiple regions
The clumsy OCR weather notes describe unsettled, colder conditions Wednesday night into Thursday with varying winds. Regions include San Antonio East Texas West Texas Chicago New York Louisville and Wellington with temperatures ranging from mid teens to the forties and mentions of rain snow and clouds.
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San Antonio
Wall Street Rebounds As Public Utilities Lift Stocks
Wall Street features Philadelphia Company advancing sharply amid a better market for public utility shares and New York traction. Brown Shoe gains noted from improving earnings, with the year ending October 31 showing a $12.58 per share earnings on common stock after preferred dividends. Poultry prices in Chicago rise while eggs ease. Paris Bourse reports ready money prizes and quotes for francs, exchange, and government securities.
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Philadelphia Company
San Antonio Light Philadelphia Company
New York
Physician Dies from Auto Impairments in San Antonio
Dr A J Stovall 67 of 608 Brooklyn avenue died at Physicians and Surgeons hospital after being struck Tuesday night on North Flores street near Five Loints. Autoist Lankford surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Alphonse Newton early Wednesday. bond set at 500 dollars. Lankford claims he could not stop as the physician suddenly turned back while crossing the streetcar track. Stovall survived by widow and 8 children. body to be sent to Kaufman Texas for burial after viewing at Sloan Wilbert Pelphrey parlors.
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Lankford
Ett. Automobile Company
Fredericksburg
Alphonse
Newton
A. J. Stovall
Brooklyn Avenue
Dr. Stovall
North Flores Street
Billy Edmonds
Foxer
Lan
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Court Proceedings Opened in Supreme Court d Dec 3
Toliewiar proceedings were held in the Supreme Court with writs of error considered. Several cases listed include Gamer Baner Company versus Tuscany, W. F. Martin, and multiple others across Tarrant, Eastland, Galveston, Wichita, and Harris counties. Applications dismissed for want of jurisdiction. motions and divers petitions noted. Criminal Appeals Court proceedings also recorded with numerous affirmations and reversals. Trade news notes Chicago cotton market activity and broker cooperation.
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Tarrant
Stava GQ
Lee Et Mhayes Ton
Gull & Sanin Ve
MM. Lanter
Boll
General
Nune
Electris
Apple Asa
Eprar
Cannty
WeXensic Et al
TWN
United Producers Pine Line Company
W. CrsQenan
Williaus
Stephens
M. Simen
Cushing
Baat Maud Davia
A. Whistons
Milam
Ettia Bartholomew
Mt. Bartholomew. Harris
H.C Burt Awd
B.D. Stebbins
St. Paul Mutual Hail @ Vyrlaue Insurances ‘Company
Harria
Travix Refining Company Et al
Osage Mt and Gas Company
Wiehita
J. Wheeler Jeromes Stone
Wiehits
T. Whille
First National Banke of Byrkhartett Et al
Wiehlta
O-L. Blrehfield
Eee Autanincille Company
Fort Worth & Denver Cliv' Ralfeay
Lovete
Garlix
Jon
W. S. Fly
Wendover
Ailvence
W. W. Mason
Stern Enlen Telegran Company
N. C. Brooks
Hunt
Budget Message Shows 1926 Federal Outlook and Cuts
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge transmitted the 1926 federal budget to Congress. It forecasts a surplus, urges restraint on new spending, and outlines defense, public works, and interest obligations across government departments. The plan details tax influence, revenue mix, and allocations for roads, canals, and military pensions.
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Washington
Congress
Lreside
Mix
Coolidge
Ney
Departments of
Agriculture and Commeérce
Federal Trade Commission
The
Patent ‘Office
Tariff Commission and Shipping Board
Alcoholic Deaths Rise 200 Percent in Cook County
Chicago reports a 200 percent increase in deaths tied to alcohol over three years, per Dr. William D. McNally. He notes shifts from foreign born to native born Americans and cites 1922 to 1923 totals of 168, 214, and 287 versus 88 in 1948. A new alcoholic psychosis replaces delirium tremens due to unfermented liquor.
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Chicago
Cook County
William D. McNally
Bush’ Medical College
Threatening placard fired into Wetmore store
At Wetmore, Herbert Theis found an election placard tied with crepe and a threatening message after a gunshot damaged the front of his general store. Deputy Hartman found the placard and tracked tire tracks from a large automobile, with authorities in San Antonio taking charge of the investigation. Wetmore lies about 15 miles northeast of San Antonio.
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Herbert Theis
Wet- More
Theis
Herbert Jr
Eugene Theis
Herbert
Rheis
Otto Hartman
San Antonio
Alphonse Newton
Tony Diaz
Wetmore
San’ Antonin
Neighbors Clash Over School Route Trail Shared by Families
In Wetmore area a dispute over a horse trail once used by children to reach a school heads to the thirty seventh district court. John Eisenhauer sues Martin Theis and others to stop traversing his land while Theis Ritiman family seek to block Eisenhauer from interfering. Eisenhauer says he allowed walk traffic but not vehicular use. Theis and Ritiman claim no public highway exists.
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Dobbin
W. S& Anderson
John Eisenhanu
Martin Theis
Fkisenhauer
Theis
Hittiman
Wetmore
Wetmore Road
Rittiman’s
Bisenhaur
Flores murder case in hands of jury in Ninety fourth Court
In Ninety fourth District Court Judge W W McCrory submitted charges including murder manslaughter assault to murder and aggravated assault to Bruno Flores charged with Liborio Garcia death at a January 2021 Converse area dance. A defense requested gross neglect or improper treatment could have caused Garcia death and testimony noted surgery hours after wounding.
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Ninety-fourth
W. W. McCrory
Bruno Flores
Liborio Garia
San Antonio Chamber Group Forges Coordinated Ticket
A split in San Antonio business circles surfaces as a second group backs a Greater San Antonio ticket to coordinate the city commercial groups with the Chamber of Commerce. Nat Goldsmith remains president. Ochse may become first vice president. several directors are named. Voting is set for December 8 in the Chamber assembly hall.
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San Antonio
San “Antonio
Chambers of Commerce
Greater
Chamber of Commerce
Linecp
Nat Goldsmith
William M. Ochse
James .A. Gallagher Sr
Charles Baxter
John Cunningham
N.es. Dickinson
Charles DuBose
H. H. Ochs
Sam Weller
Samal
Mr. Ochse
Thuy
Antonio
Texas Safety Club Organizing Meeting Planned in Austin
A Texas Council of Safety modeled after the Bexar County Safety Council may be formed at an Austin meeting next Thursday and Friday. Clarence F illmore of the Railroad Commission chairs a featured session. Arthur C. Burnett and Ralph Darkes of the Bexar council plan to attend, with other members possibly joining. The move aims to have a state council operate along Bexar lines to address highway and railroad safety issues. The local Bexar council, formed about a month ago, is the only such association in the state. R. Gilmore notes the program will include talks on highway problems and shares Burnett’s invitation to attend.
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Texas Council of Safety
Bexar County, Safety Council
Austin
Carl
Clarence
Texas Council
Rexar
Rocal
Burett
Gilmore
Policeman A Salinas Charged After Alley Altercation
Justice of the Peace R N Campbell heard the assault charge against former policeman A Salinas of J Cross after a disturbance behind the St. Anthony hotel. Salinas allegedly struck Cross several times and was suspended by Police Chief A O Van Auken following an investigation. Cross claimed Salinas was driving during the incident.
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A. Salinas
J. Cross
Justice of the Peace
R. N. Campbell
St. Anthony
Salinas
A. OQ
Cross
Strut Iu
Poli
Commodities News Notes: December Car Plans Revealed
Lansing plant of Durant Mo company to run 2800 cars in December and January, starting winter shed with no cars in storage. Minnesota Railway launches fleet of modern buses on four routes Western Minnesota and South Oak to combat bow dine oc Petition.
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Lansing
Mich Dee
Durant Mo. Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota Railway Company
Minnesota
South Oak
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