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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1932

Page

9

Cotton consumption rises in January reports

Washington reports January cotton use totaling 435 337 bales of lint and 69 24 of linters, versus December and January last year figures. U.S. stocks show 10 032 022 bales of lint and 1 405 of linters in public storage. imports hit 2 018 bales, with exports at 919 438 bales of lint and MATS of linters. spindles active reach 25 013 750, near year-ago levels.

Washington, D. C Cet $ Bureau Danary Janary

Livestock Market Roundup From San Antonio Trade

San Antonio livestock market reports show varied prices across cattle and calves with notable activity. Prices listed include per hundredweight figures for several categories and regions, reflecting a fluctuating market with demand from buyers and adjustments in feeding and weight classes.

Fragmentary political riff on prohibition and crime

A distorted text fragment critiques prohibition, foreign loans, reparations, taxes, stock decline, unpaid bills, and radio crooners. It mentions corruption, graft, crime, and persecution of China, with fragmented remarks about politics and social signals. The piece reads as a wandering, bewildered lament.

China

Arrests and seizures under day law near record totals

A report from the prohibition bureau shows 5172 arrests for pre Albitian violations this day, down six from the prior month but up 79 from January 1931. Federal court completions exceeded new docketed cases by 1294, leaving 21 748 cases pending. Seizures totaled 3125 for January with 2008 for December and 1922 for January 1931. beer seizures reached 177 753 gallons, up from recent months.

Washington, D. C Prohibition Bureau

Wheat-Rye Hybrid Found for Poor Soils

London Feb 13. John Drinkwater, noted British playwright, reported a wheat rye hybrid that could grow on poor soils at low cost. If developed, it promises better yields and reduced production costs, aiding agriculture in marginal lands.

London John Drinkwnnter

Social events fill Fort Sam Houston area in weekend schedule

The Saddle Club hosts a Valentine costume ball at the Saddle Club Saturday evening with Miss Kathleen Hennessey and other society members in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Dick O Terrell host a dinner dance at the Saddle Club to honor Miss Page Browne. Mrs. Ernest Hinds and Mrs. Fred T Cruse entertain the Ladies of the Field Artillery Bridge Club at Fort Sam Houston Officers' Club Tuesday afternoon. Lt and Mrs T H Chapman of Duncan Field host a pretty dinner at their quarters Thursday. Major and Mrs Charles A Glenn plan a buffet supper at Randolph Field Saturday. The San Antonio Review will hold a regular meeting at 2:40 Monday in the W C G W hall with social hosts. The Chow-Chow fraternity holds a smoker Sunday afternoon at the home of Carlton and Jay Herbert Adams. The Ladies of the Polo Club at Fort Sam Houston held a tournament Saturday from the Golf Shop. The Pan American Round Table collaborates with the Army Club for a luncheon at the Gunter Hotel marking Washington's birthday anniversary. Miss Agnes Gohmert, a bride-elect, is honored with luncheon at the Gunter Hotel by Misses Bylvin Elekenrohl and Lillian Cage. A silver bowl and spring flowers decorate the table for guests.

Saddle Club Kalhieen Hennessey Iol Dick O. Terrell Henry Burney Baddle Club Page Browne Ernest Hinds Fred T. Cruse Field Artillery Bridge Club Fort Sam Houston T. H. Chapman Duncanfield Unelr Charles A. Glenn Randolph Field Women’s Benefit Association San Antonis Review No. A W. OG Fort Bam Mouston Gunter Hotel Gemge Washington Agnes Gohmert Bylvin Elekenrohl Lillian Cage Golmeri Melon Elekenrohl Martha Peny

Cotton Market Opens Strong in New Orleans Trading

The market opened with firm activity as Liverpool cotton futures rose and prices advanced across core grades. Reports cite demand from New Orleans and widespread interest, with quotes showing gains and a steady tone into early trading days.

Two Brothers Shot by Third Brother in Kitchen Incident

In a house on an unnamed street, two brothers were shot by a third brother using a .25 caliber pistol. The assailant, aged eleven, and a fifteen year old bystander were wounded as the weapon discharged. The injured were rushed to Ft Mary's hospital for treatment.

WSS Milseauken Angel Marlin Ft Mary's Hospital

Old Roman Boat Found in Water

ROMP reports discovery of an ancient Roman boat brought to Webi from Take New Thinrasthres. The vessel, described as a boat of early Roman construction, was faded but suggests historical prominence. Experts note potential preservation value and link to Roman maritime activity.

Reiman

Child Learns Music on the Radio in Thion News

A short news snippet from THION New York describes a two year old child learning music by listening to the radio. A proud father notes the child’s reaction to rain recitals and the growing appreciation for music as education through broadcast program experiences.

Thion N.Y Bob

Detroit immigration raid disrupts bridge game crowd

A felonious immigration raid interrupted a bridge gathering on Nit Dotenut Street, detaining several men and a woman while reporters noted local workers and a pilot affiliated with rail services. Jurisdiction and charges remain unclear as deputies questioned attendees and recorded identities during the seizure.

Doctor Seized in Boy Killer Case Near Markets

A physician has been arrested for the killing of Walter Givens, 19, and the wounding of another boy during fireworks near a fence. Witnesses testified the doctor fired from behind a high barrier after warning them to stop. The shooter calls the incident accidental, with the jury still deliberating a verdict.

Fir S. Markets Ml Ithiesset Walter Givens Dabu Witnesree Stan

Raskob Buys Land in North Carolina

In Carthage North Carolina on February 13 a report lists 1600 acres of undeveloped land in the Deep River region of Moore County having changed hands to Raskob and his family. They are expected to arrive soon as plans unfold for a $10,000 lodge project at a distant location.

Raskob North Carolina Carthage D. C Inc Ritre Mowre Counly J. Naskoh Thaiceen Raskely Apami Miles

Grain Market AMISAGG Report Sparks Price Moves

Grain market notes from AMISAGG on February 13 highlight firmer wheat quotes in Liverpool and France port markets, lifting North American exports. Corn and maize show modest gains as prices hold near recent highs, with unusual activity in live cattle futures and currency effects shaping sessions.

Riley Rodu Cement Liverpool France

Port Worth Cantors and Markets in Shipping Report

Fort Worth Feb 13 AP ship figures list cargo movements and market activity. Freight this week shows mixed demand with grain and general merchandise, some stock unsettled due to uncertainties. Prices noted for Walgranin and other commodities alongside international trades in Norway, Austria, and Argentina.

Man jilts Hagler in breach of promise suit over rings

Daniel Sroltan faced a breach of promise case from Miss Hagler after jilting her for another woman. The pair had planned a 27 000 dollar settlement and a wedding ring, but the engagement was broken before the ceremony. Hagler questions why he delayed the wedding while pursuing another relationship.

Gayley Daniel Sroltan Mel Aevrry Miss Hagler Isa Branedro Mats Tim Willy Glee Fey Alelton

Texans Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Produce Movement

The United States market section records Texas vegetables and fruits with varied arrivals and prices. It notes Texas greens carrots peas tomatoes lettuce and peppers, plus other produce, with Texas bushels and regional quotes across Philadelphia Chicago and Boston areas. The piece highlights steady or dull activity, several arrivals by carload, and price levels for several items including lettuce and cabbage.

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German Poor Get Smuggled Goods

Provincial finance authorities have authorized late payments on tobacco allowances and aid for winter relief. Germans in certain areas face seizure of contraband goods, with officials citing ongoing efforts to control smuggling and distribute available supplies to those in need.

Bergen Finauer

1800 Awaits Girl Left in Home at 3

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a girl left alone at 3 in a home with scattered names and places. The text references Chit he wae beft and a Chaney figure, mentioning Lather, Savwnlle dame, and a father deserted her mother, conveying a troubled domestic scene without clear dates or sequence.

Tf Ward Atoents Ler Lather France Chaney Ani

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