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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
22
This installment explains rose propagation from cuttings and slips, noting vigor issues and best practices. It covers selecting hardy varieties, planting depth, root placement, and encouraging continued growth through successive cycles. The piece emphasizes roots and shoots as the source of durable, renewed rose plants.
London money and metal prices shown with brief notes on standby rates and discounts. LONDON MONEY BONDOR reports standard rates in pension and commodity listings while LONDON BAR SILVER shows current bid and unchanged perch. New York market cues feature in the silver and coin sections with slight shifts indicated for February trading.
Agricultural report from San So toulo and Tetexa markets covers fruits vegetables and grains. It lists cabbage spinach lettuce beets and beets with Texas entries and mentions shipments, rails, and market activity across multiple cities and dates with mixed price guidance.
President Ortiz Ruble and Archbishop Pascual Diazodwy reached an agreement to end church and state conflict. Churches in the federal district of Mexico City will reopen for services in the coming day.
Kansas City Livestock market figures show receipts around 4460 in mostly cattle and calves. Prices for calves, steers, and heifers varied with medium to prime quality. Chicago reports strong demand and higher bids for cattle while adding detailed weight brackets and per hundredweight ranges. Cattle market notes include beef, dairy, and feedlot trends, with regional price movements noted. Political note: Paul Pennie endorses federal loan and repeal of prohibition-era laws in a Detroit report.
Frankfort municipal fennomie department says hotel owners will reduce rates for Goethe year events. Festival in July 21 to 25. hotels offer 40 year vent room rates, breakfast included, with marked savings across multiple room classes.
A 20 year old, Ehuer Lip-Jens, died by a gunshot fired in a room on Fourteenth Place WB after a quarrel with youth partner. Lucy Boyd, a local friend, found the body as police and a hospital interne noted likely instantaneous death. Tippens, unemployed, lived with his brother-in-law.
Officials indicate last night's best of three American Hockey League showdown between Chicago St Louis Tulsa and the Black Hawks could trigger a conflict between leagues. Tulsa's Bob Trapp and St Louis' Dave Williams reportedly jumped their clubs after a Tulsa game. Officials say Chicago plans to bolster its squad by negotiating with eligible players from the American League. Shamrocks president Tom Shaughnessy warned action would follow talks with league head William Grase as the National League maintains its stance on player eligibility and league boundaries.
TIAA CAGERS ABILENE Texas Feb 4 The T I A 4 gains a new scoring leader as Dison Texas A A S guard raises conference total to 65 points in the Javelinas series with Daniel Baker. Eight games played, three other association players among top four on the score wheel. Sadler and Mesnolin noted among top scorers with Hesnohls leading in average.
Grace Viawic, 18, at 202 South Teninln avenue apartment, was shot in the arm by a man who knocked and fled. She did not know the attacker. Police seek clues in the early morning incident.
News reel reports a deadly dynamite trap incident in Waycross Georgia. Four officers were injured or killed as a unit conducted an operation connected to a suspected group. Three suspects have been arrested and investigators pursue further charges.
Erratic price quotes show grapefruit and citrus slipping on commissions while dairy and vegetables hold steadier. Listings span multiple regions with detailed crate and bushel figures for apples, oranges, onions, potatoes, peppers, beans, and berries, reflecting a broad rural market report.
Essec Poultry New York reports mixed prices with declines in some lines and strength in others. Chicago markets show varied receipts and prices with no clear trend. Fort Worth notes comparable shipments and pricing amid steady demand.
Ruth Noble, noted actress, declares her intention to regain American citizenship. Accompanied by her mother, she visits San Francisco naturalization offices and secures affidavits to support citizenship upon marriage to a British solicitor, from whom she is separated.
The Haymarket veterans met at their annual reunion on Den Moinge Street, with five survivors unable to attend due to weather. President Biank E. Terell noted the riot lasted 45 years of memory, while a squad of 176 policemen faced the anger mob in the tense moment captured by United Mater V history.
In New Orleans the cotton market showed uneven gains with May and July futures firmer into the day, while deal activity was thin and prices drifted amid light selling. In New York, cotton futures opened steady to higher on renewed buying and limited selling, with May and October bids lifting and Liverpool influence noted.
Grain prices in Chicago edged higher as North American wheat demand strengthened. Reports of Japanese evacuation near Guangzhou and frost damage in Ohio and Kentucky lifted futures while rains in San Antonio touched corn and yellow corn prices. Wheat led gains with surrounding markets showing mixed signals and supplies tight on weather and geopolitical factors.
Trading mood weakens across commodities with sugar and coffee futures easing while spot rubber in New York declines slightly. A Roman boat unearthed at Nemi near Rome is dated to early imperial times, raising interest in ancient artifacts.
Paris reports rising numbers of mental patients treated in 1928 with 19 084 total, up 414 from 1927 and 749 from 1926, while officials offer few details on how many released inmates died, escaped, or were cured. The Maison Blanche asylum for women shows 1744 in residence as authorities debate subdividing the data.
A group of Ohio bankers and state officials met with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board in Washington to press for state banking relief. The delegation, prompted by Senator Muli Deaocrat and officials, reported being encouraged by Chairman Dawen and the corporation’s willingness to survey Ohio’s financial institutions.
Three men were held for investigation by city detectives in connection with the armed hold up of Sam Sikora, operator of the Sim set Lawn company at 630 Enet Commerce Street, about two weeks earlier. About $2000 in jewelry and cash was stolen. Detectives C. W. Lee, J. F. Willis and St. FY. Tate arrested the three men on Highland Boulevard. Sikora identified ten of the ten arrested, and the tied man gave a statement to detectives. A seven-year-old son of the Bunset Loan company operator said the men were the same bandits who burglarized Sikora’s residence a week earlier, following the family about the house while police searched for valuables.
In Washington February 3 Arbor P Unil OOF TB attest, a husband sues Verna Mae Hall alleging she left home for days after their marriage and later, in Rockville, used the name Eleanor Gainey. He recounts a March incident where she cut her arm and he donated blood for a transfusion to save her life, marking a prior attempt to end his marriage.
An unidentified bandit gang robbed a local bank of five thousand dollars in a December raid at Interstate Nation Bank in Mansar City Ma Officials seek clues to identify the assailants and recover the funds.
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