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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1922
Page
7
A garbled report from Washington describes corn purchases and commissions involving multiple parties. It mentions New Orleans, New York deliveries and a farm bureau federation, with near nonsensical figures and attributions to a state agriculture commissioner.
Naval experts and delegates in Washington continue to study the Raval program limits and the broader naval arms control accord. Informal discussions address verification, future tariff policy for China, and potential adjustments while officials deny authenticity of a purported Franco Japanese protectorate accord over Nigeria.
A large recruiting force has set tents amid Drexia’s fields, actively enlisting locals for U S armed forces. December and January see rising intake with 257 men recruited in December and many from Aletta. projections expect over 300 enlistments in January and February. Recruit efforts spread to Fort Worth and Dallas with regional business groups aiding, amid indications of steady demand from the nation’s fighting units.
A fragmented account recalls youth talent shaping a school team. Noted players include Lee Pine and Kevlie Moweoy in a recent game with emphasis on developing players and upcoming events. The article mentions practices, dates in November, and a community focus on progress and mentorship.
An army directory listing over 2000 members was prepared at headquarters and will be distributed at stations. It notes recommendations by Dentist Pliephicus and includes a Dec 171 cutoff, with local ads for goods and events, plus traffic court notes and December receipts at the post office.
Obituary items report the death of Mrs. Carolina V. Heratailez age 32 at her residence 215 Jouex avenue with husband Maran Mere Niduitez and sister Max. DL. Vargas surviving. Funeral services planned Tuesday at 5 PM from the ideorg with interment at San Antonio cathedral. Also mentioned is the death of Mrs. Magdalen Weatherspoon at her residence 627 Lellinout street with services from Horr & NeGolium, Undertakers.
Chicago market opened weak as big packers passed cattle and hogs. Demand faltered, with receipts about 20000 cattle and 16000 sheep. best steers held at $7.50 to $7.70, cows slow to change, calves and hogs mixed with uneven prices across grades. Southeast notes in East St Louis reflect steady to higher hides and varied livestock values amid limited demand.
Fort Worth and Oklahoma City livestock receipts showed uneven demand with hogs selling mixed and cattle showing steadier prices. Bulls and feeders moved slowly as buyers stood cautious, while calf and sheep listings remained sparse amid fluctuating market signals and late-season activity.
Classified lines detail rates and policies for a Texas edition want ads. Mentions per word charges, insertion counts, and weekend pricing. Notes include display and single weekend placement limits and payment terms.
A family expresses gratitude for support and condolences shown after the death of their beloved husband and father Robert Joe Brames. They extend thanks to those who offered sympathy, prayers, and assistance during their time of bereavement.
Recently completed by one of the best contractors in the city, the house features a large living room with built in storage, a dining room with breakfast nook, a sun porch, and a glassed‑in room with a tiled bath. It sits on Broad Avenue in Laurel Heights district with 8‑10 rooms, two baths, servant quarters, and a detached garage. The property includes a front porch, side lawn, and ample closets, with water service connected and a prompt sale requested as the owner has left the city. Ready for viewing with Mr. Stedham.
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