The San Antonio Light Circulation Notice 1934
Summary of the San Antonio Light publication details including circulation figures for 1934. Mentions offices in New York Chicago Detroit Boston and details on daily and Sunday editions. Describes the Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and advertising guarantees.
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United States
New York
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Chicago
Paul Mdek
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Detroit
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Ube
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Canada
Ameria
Eureot
Why Bread Is Higher In War Time Prices
An editorial argues European conflict drives price manipulation harms by speculators in cotton and wheat. It cites artificial gaps between futures and spot prices, expansion of costs, and doubts that natural causes alone raise bread prices. It analyzes US consumption, 1913–1914 crop data, and export surpluses to assess supply and future wheat outlook.
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United States
Americas
Europe
Jane
Washington
Bryan
Senninr Stone
Cleveland Plain Delo
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Record Wheat Harvest Forecast For 1945 Output
Government experts project a 1945 wheat yield near 1 billion bushels, about 10 percent above prior years. The larger crop is attributed to broader planting and favorable weather, with ample supply expected to meet domestic demand this year.
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Pulent
Mexico meddling not our business say critics
The piece argues that U S officials deny intervention in Mexico yet show signs of meddling. It questions why Carranza’s disputes with a Spanish subject and diplomat are treated as U S concerns while presidents refuse direct interference. It contends policy wavers create opportunities for intervention.
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Sylt. Naw
United States
Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
Naniu Uke
Carranzar
Anind
Donse
Ourz
Aexico
Absentee Voting Discussed in State Legislatures
The article notes growing interest in absentee voting for state officers with advocates arguing citizens away from home should cast ballots locally in trials and state elections. It highlights the theoretical aim and counterarguments about practicality and timing.
Proposals on Absentee Voting and State Fairness
The discussion weighs practical absentee voting plans while preserving state fairness. It considers ballots issued at temporary residences, limits on instructing others how to vote, and the need to align with home precincts. It notes complications from nonresident voting and the question of a national standard versus state control.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tesas
Clean Up and Repair Nom Hf the ynan at the house
A citizens committee in Indianapolis urges residents to inspect premises for repair needs and clear away ashes, cans, and clutter now. Unemployed workers can be hired to do the tasks and jobs are being coordinated via the Employment Bureau in the old St Vincent's hospital building.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Citizens’ Committee
Indianapolis News
Prohibition Gains in New York Amid Tightening Rules
The report notes gradual prohibition gains across New York State with a drop in saloons and state revenues from the business, despite opposition. Since 1897 local option created 120 non license towns, and since 1896 certificates sales declined 61 percent. The piece contrasts New York trends with national debates on Prohibition and a Senate fight over the ship purchase bill, urging scrutiny of private interests and subsidies.
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New York
Farley
Commonwealth
Ravenues
Cuica
Congress
Senate
Galveston Tribune
Politicians and Christians raised in a moral debate
A Troy minister questions whether a politician can be a Christian, arguing both roles face conflicts. The piece contends politicians vary in virtue, noting some are good, others bad, some indifferent, and that Christianity should not be used to judge political life.
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Troy
Gohd
Fragmented Fashion Notes From a Cryptic Ada Page
A garbled fashion snippet describes fabrics and patterns with references to fall and winter wear. Mentions springlike elements, floral motifs, and a mix of prices and materials in a collage of unreadable lines. Specific names or clear events are not discernible, leaving a hazy, stylistic record of apparel ideas.
Theatres Offer Burlesque and Skits Aboard the Stage
A mixed program at the theater features burlesque routines and comic sketches. Performers include a well known Phonker and the AL Uno Club act with a vivacious chorus, as audiences savor novelty, talent, and humorous parodies in a village venue.
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Cabling and Company
Ty Peti
Relais Warner
Wille
Leo
Reerenlow
Ty Marie
Hilly Fiavl
Ava
Mr. Phunkik
Motile
Fox
Golog
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Lo Mame
Qie
Tayward Stafford Company
Sleepy Time Tales and the Dandy Sugar Lesson
A fragmented read recounts Sleepy Time Tales involving Dandy and a sugar incident between Frank and his father. A horned figure appears at the window as the tale merges with family dialogue about teaching and mischief.
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Teaah
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