For Sale Commerce Street Parcel by Owner
West front property 184 deep available by owner on Commerce Street. See sun eye line details. Contact 20 lh eR SSH Se esti Lia for address and viewing.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
14
West front property 184 deep available by owner on Commerce Street. See sun eye line details. Contact 20 lh eR SSH Se esti Lia for address and viewing.
Mixed list of real estate and furnishings for sale including a house with yard, a garage, 31000 price item, a 250 Zim stove, and various rooms and appliances. Mentions blocks from a vantage point and multiple street addresses with prices and rental notes.
An unofficial report shows bearish sentiment in cotton ginnings with prices fluctuating across markets. Details cover midling quotes, New York declines, New Orleans and Liverpool activity, and broader nervous trading as traders weigh November contracts and futures at major exchanges.
Debut trading shows tentative demand and price moves as futures open lower amid cautious mood. Prices slip toward 28.12 cents per pound for nearby months while speculative interest remains tepid. traders note pressure from recent declines and limited buying support.
The readable fragments show a jumbled OCR passage with names such as Liver pool Cotton and Tye, numbers like 70 and 82, and references to locations, dates, and prices. Details are partial and uncertain, but indicate a catalog or notices with monetary figures and miscellaneous entries.
The market page reports a faltering day with weak stock activity across the local market. Prices drifted lower as traders noted small gains in select issues while overall turnover remained light amid uncertain economic signals.
In the Thirty seventh District Court a trial proceeded after a police case involving two men and a woman. Witnesses described the alleged offenses, with additional arrests noted and a forthcoming hearing by the defense team Wy and Watson. Government officials prepared to present evidence as the matter moves toward resolution.
A garbled market note lists shippers and retailers with odd pricing, commissions, and product lines. It mentions turkey products, poultry items, and assorted goods, noting figures like 42845130 and 402.76 while referencing states such as Wisconsin and Michigan and terms like ordinary test and firsts.
A fragmented report covers provision markets in San Antonio and London with varied commodities. Prices cited include bacon, cheese, steel, and other metals, showing wide fluctuations and futures activity across exchanges.
Obituaries list Rev Cink Wouge Rae Varl Wooke a Lutheran minister, a veteran and native of Gowns It Ward, with funeral details and burial at Liberal Centers Churits. Other notices include Charlee Me Griesbeky, Alwahun Massel, and Philbine Ruston, detailing ages, residences, and funeral arrangements. Writings note survivors, memorials, and arrangements with local undertakers.
Sheltex Lerki Smiterinking Co promotes Automantic Equipment and private ambulance services. Advertisement references Prarve Kuliason Undertaking Co and motor equipment for Israel Street, with unclear contact details Crau2a iAnyY.
Seth Shepard, longtime chief justice of the Court of the Trattlet of Calyngata, died yesterday at a reggital 4 hemperated on week nee for murder. Shepard was born in Warlingthe county, Texas, and served in the Civil War. He studied law despite distant schooling and later held federal posts. Survived by a widow and several relatives, his passing ends a noted career spanning decades. The obituary notes he lived in New York and references his connections to Avada and Forties.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals such as Wotan and Sherman, locations like Fanhapber and Went eatin, and multiple scattered names. It appears to be a jumble of personal mentions, potential events, and scattered place names without a coherent report or clear outcome. The readable bits hint at a social or local notes page with names and affiliations but offer no verifiable event details or dates.
In Austin on an acting plan the governor announces Dr Whitten of San Antonio to head mobilization efforts for the Texas selective draft. A state board of doctors will review registrant physicals and serve as appeal panels guiding the draft process, with district divisions and a meeting planned in Austin.
Fragmented OCR converts to a list of new border districts and headquarters. Mentions Eagle Base, Big Bend, Arroyo, and several towns as centers of district activity. Indicates alignment within a regional power structure and states Fort Leal, Anes as potential posts. Contains numerous garbled place names and incomplete phrases.
The article describes anxious families as quarantines and wartime orders affect soldiers and relatives. It notes orders for isolation and the impact on daily life, with references to a division adjutant and medical officials managing the situation. Relationships and home front stress intensify as public health measures unfold.
Fragmentary market entry from St. Locus livestock sale shows cow and bull prices with varying weights and conditions. Mentions cattle breeds, feed and freight costs, with listed prices like 6.00 14.00 and 7.30 per unit. Context suggests a regional auction catalog excerpt with multiple lots and informal shorthand.
Fragmented OCR text references hundreds of thousands in contracts, government wards, investors, and named individuals. The readable portions are jumbled and incomplete, lacking coherent events or verifiable entities to summarize into a clear news item.
Kansas wheat acreage trends show a near match to the previous year amid fluctuating yields. Government reports note weather and soil moisture influence winter wheat prospects, with observations about production, acreage shifts, and regional conditions affecting early spring expectations.
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