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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
11
The article reports a local produce price change at the Paige market, noting mustard greens and other greens in the mixed markets. Prices include 4.50 per aron and 6.00 at a cited point, with slight shifts in wholesale rates as interpreted by the Pruitt Com Dikslow company.
A heavily garbled list shows prices for a wide range of produce and goods. Items include greens, cabbages, lettuce, onions, parsley, cucumbers, lemons, potatoes, beans, and various fruits and vegetables with prices per dozen, per pound, or per bushel. Several entries reference units like crates and dozen weights, indicating a dense, mixed market summary from a growers’ marketplace.
Albert Hagin native of Panots empty Texas resided in Han. Funeral services were held Saturday with few survivors listed among family and friends. He left seven members of the Women of We acher World and several grandchildren.
Miss Cavanaugh is set to continue as club chief amid ongoing activities at Aravhenrigge High School. The roster lists Dari Ghats and Elizabeth Sven Tals among key members. other names appear in a garbled transfer of lines from the school newspaper.
Oil notes from TIATS-ONE locations near San Anuhlo discuss tests and potential new oil wells in February, with price trends in January and several counties reporting multiple locations. The report mentions drilling depth prospects up to 4300 feet, with detailed counts across Crane, Borden, Ravarassient, Bernard, and other counties. Public interest concentrates on the Tehpetl area and Laredo region developments with state influence.
ATRIIN Feb 25 The highway commission awards 16 road projects across 52 counties with multiple concrete bridges surface treatments and paving. Contracts include 60 miles of surface work in several counties and concrete pavement on Lake Worth approaches.
A guidance campaign for vocation awareness begins in local schools led by senior WHi-Y clubs and the Y and YWCA. Norman Mac Tend, Boys Work Secretary, says San Antonio business leaders will lecture on career options and interview interested students. First assembly set at Brackguridge Thursday with speakers Enos lace, Spethers cot.
In San Francisco on February 25 a letter to Dr Fishbein ridicules ethical objections to cancer treatments by Liobel Lot Fey and Dr Humber while praising their humane effort. The missive criticizes national politics and defends the Porter bill targeting illegal drug activity. It questions professional independence and comments on medical ethics and law.
The Historical Society will hold its annual meeting at State Teachers College on February 45. Officers and directors will present biographies and reports. The meeting will address repairs and observances, with election of officers.
Bids are expected for the Maverick Project with contractors arriving daily. Officials announce bid openings and the involved parties, though text is garbled. The site details and exact scope are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A Berclair resident's funeral was conducted Sunday evening with attendance by family and community members. The service at Merelair Mo ray eftarmoon honored the deceased, sister and brothers, and included surviving widow and three daughters with a son and others present.
New York editorial notes pre trading tone with references to dollar wheat, rail mergers, and industry signals. It mentions Standard Oil, Auburn Automobile, steel output declines, and Coca Cola dividend outlook amid cautious business mood.
Two men held in Cotulla jail following a Saturday night shooting tied to a theft ring. Deputies George Chapin and A. Flemming pursued them after residents reported a lynch mob, ending when officers stopped the chase and took the suspects into custody. A warehouse at a wholesale company in Culilla reportedly contained tobacco and merchandise.
The report notes firmer cotton prices in New Orleans with a rally in wheat and a late-day advance to near 14.76. In New York, odd sentiment and ongoing notices influence activity as March contracts consider gains, while futures fluctuate and traders eye deliveries and margins amid shifting positions.
A distorted report notes Texas Corporation shows fair increase with moderate revenue, listing assets, liabilities, and market activity. The filing references the ITAM and VWF, mentioning a decline in average wares outstanding. It cites a date in March and discusses demands, settlements, and market actions affecting the Pinearintiis area.
CHICAGO Feb 25 UP The grain market faced limited gains as export weakness weighed. Wheat futures fluctuated with Teixas Buenos Aires support while Liverpool quotes capped advances, corn and oats peaked briefly then eased. Provisions declined slightly as traders eyed continued export demand from North America and Argentina.
Fragmented report outlines Brady Texas legion gathering with Bech as endorsing figure. Mentions how veterans’ group plans establish se Pal plans at Jinkas during closing sessions of a national American legion convention. Notes consolidation aims to cut duplication and costs through bureau coordination and rehabilitation committees.
Ogranist Guizon Herghim and Mrs Berstuip visit Corpus Christi amid preparations for the giant Burgh memorial. First unit Mead of Gear Washington nearly complete as work resumes after winter. Sculptor seeks use of a 100 foot flag to cover Washington heat with his 60 foot figure.
WARTINGTON DG Reb 25.2 HHS reports the Farm Board will not intervene to prop up wheat prices as market declines. Chairman Alexander Legge says the board protects cooperative members in disposition of wheat while price dynamics after sale to cooperatives remains outside board concern. He notes potential benefit to farm owners if the wheat price falls, mentions Liverpool buyers and Canadian wheat pool, and hints at extending stabilizing cooperation to other grains.
The Archimedes Science Club at Main Avenue High selects Alineth Toaheen as president after the election held Monday. Officers include John Stephing vice president, Mary Carr Burner secretary, Riloise Warren treasurer, William Frocks sergeant at arms, Fred parliamentarian, and Alice Patrick reporter. Other members listed include Harvey Stephens chairman Harry Anthony and Glensor Sherman. Shy Kevin committees named with new member Garildenpe Past introduced.
HAM BENTO reports in Feb 23 notes that a Raymondville man was elected manager of a Valley organization formed to protect the interests of Mexican laborers in the area. The group aims to promote civic pride and support community development through cooperative efforts aligned with local work needs.
Citizens gathering in Donna discuss municipal water plant operation and a proposed park site. McKinney named major to oversee tasks while residents weigh privatization and financial impact amid a Mayday community meeting.
San Antonio and Midwest markets show varied cattle and hog quotes with top calves around 1 55 to 7 50 per pound range, mixed classes steady to lower. Kansas City and Oklahoma City reports note lighter receipts and price softness across many categories, with heavy cattle near steady to slightly lower and lambs bid unevenly.
A glut of eggs and favorable weather have boosted farm work and delayed deliveries, says Covelant Firm owner Paul Loren. Hens now fetch 22 cents per pound and fryers 23 cents, up from prior levels, with fears of future shortages if turkey production rises. Crate prices for eggs hover around 80 cents.
Fragmentary London market snippet shows prices and mentions metal trades and discounts. Names and figures are unclear due to OCR errors. readable items include references to silver, London, and generic price notes.
Report says President Rubio ordered halting gambling but authorities only asked governors not to permit it in state areas. Gambling remains widespread in Mexico with rooms and confessions under state control and a full ban unlikely due to economic impact on Sin Tuena and Agua Caliente.
Feary Quassa will become chancellor commander for the ensuing term at the Odd Fellows hall. Chinese and other officers were installed during ceremonies led by Maj. Frank C. Rutishauser of Crop Narmoyle, with several officers named including Teagan Toons as vice chancellor and Gus Schneier in multiple posts. A staged plan announced trips to Austin for Tet Bone Bible Usage events, with Hon. Harry W. Lave of Minnesota set to attend as ceremonial marshal. dates cited June 10, 185? The piece preserves names and roles from the installation and related observances.
Raw market notes detail receipts, prices, and trade movements for poultry and dairy in major markets. Chicago, New York, and Kansas City columns report tubs, creamery products, and butterfat gains with mixed demand, price checks, and notable declines in certain lines.
The San Antonio firm held a district convention at its office in the Texas Theater building Monday. 76 clarinet players from Texas attended along with national magazine representatives. A radio program plans to bring garments awareness and feature the Chane players from New Fork City as part of a national hookup.
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