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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
4
Washington dispatch reports a rise in cotton ginned prior to December with total round bales and regional contributions noted. The data cover December 1 comparisons across districts and states, reflecting higher yields and inventory implications for the season.
A deputation from Amazonian commercial interests met President Pascoa in Rio de Janeiro to urge measures to halt rubber price declines and prevent export loss. They proposed opening European credits and regional purchases, citing prior Italian trade deals, as the government vows earnest consideration.
Galveston, Texas, known as the nation's cotton export hub, now ships western wheat as well. Grain inspection figures show October exports reaching 25,700,400 bushels, with total grain shipments and port activity detailed by the Gulf state trade board. Britain remains a leading importer, with European trade contributing to overall volumes amid shifting midwest cereals to southern markets.
Fragmentary text references a recommended cathartic tablet and mentions occupation and prewar terms. Readers should consider the credibility of the fragment and seek fuller context before acting on any health or work advice.
The Ultimas Noriens notes strong labor support for a Chilean prohibition measure banning any sale or consumption of distilled or fermented drinks in coal fields and nitrate regions. The move, proposed months ago by Democratic party member Gery Adrien, aims to curb liquor on pay days. Parliament has not yet debated the bill in the chamber as authorities seek broad enforcement. In Washington, silver and copper markets fell on the closing of mines in Mexico after Cartan’s overthrow, with up to 10,000 miners out of work and prices tumbling amid the upheaval.
A formal call was paid on Dr. Cutberto Hidalgo new minister of June in Mexico City by members of the diplomatic corps. The United States was not represented. European representatives appear more uneasy awaiting formal recognition and possible steps.
Police reveal a cache of contraband including sugar and tobacco smuggled to a group of smugglers. Officers also discover £100,000 in cables in the wireless operator’s possession, tied to alleged political misuses.
The newspaper notes steps to enable allies facing currency depreciation to trade with Australia. It cites Mark Shel oh as commissioner and mentions Australia collecting customs duties at a mink pay rate based on invoices in foreign currency. The fragmented text hints at trade barriers and currency issues affecting certain countries and cities.
The board of trade contemplates reviewing past rates in any country when the exchange value falls. ministers may authorize recommendations on whether to adopt a universal exchange rate for assessing duties. Representatives passed a plan to ensure this review happens whenever rates dip significantly to guide policy.
Ambiguous text outlines a liquor license vote in Ruston with references to chartered entities, capital stock figures, and multiple proposed sites. It mentions Galveston and Breckenridge connections, a $5,000 stake, and various individuals, hinting at corporate and municipal licensing actions amid an amendment filing and state banking context.
The article discusses Argentina's long term trade growth over six years and cites figures such as a 1918 farmable balance of 47500000 and a present year estimate near 100,800,000. It projects foreign trade reaching about 32000000000 and references prior record levels of 1700000000. Population data for Kansas City and racial composition are noted in a separate section.
A garbled ad suggests a home remedy for catarrhal deafness using double strength Llwunge Tarmint and a hot water sugar mixture to clear nasal passages and reduce mucus. The fragment implies relief of head noises and easier breathing, but the text is poorly legible and full details are uncertain.
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