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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1931
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to automata or automated models and a支付 related phrase. Key readable items include terms that resemble automation and a location or brand, but details are garbled. The readable fragments hint at a modeled automation or machine payment topic without clear entities or a complete narrative.
A cluttered listing of used office furniture and equipment for sale including desks safes typewriters violators and odds and ends. The ad highlights numerous items with prices and locations such as Main Ave Alamo St and Houston area dealers offering printing shop equipment musical instruments and used cars.
An elderly professor and Guadalupe county resident since 1885 died at his residence four miles west of Segula near Geronimo. Authorities reported the death occurred after a lingering illness. The deceased was surrounded by relatives as the funeral arrangements were pending.
Western Fruit Growers Association delegates to the annual convention in Phoenix will stay in San Antonio this Sunday. Nat Goldsmith chairs arrangements with Howell Tours noting more than a hundred delegates. A tour will include the Alamo and Brackenridge Park with evening dances and a track event at River Ridge Park at 7 p.m.
In New Orleans the cotton market opens with mixed tones as prices drift and traders assess supply signals. Liverpool bids and Manchester activity hint at cautious sentiment, while futures show steadiness with January and May contracts quoted amid light selling and liquidation pressure.
Market reports show pricey feeds and mixed commodity moves. Prices for produce like tomatoes and dairy shift, with small gains and declines noted across weeks. Beef, poultry, and grain quotations fluctuate as buyers weigh supply and demand in uncertain conditions.
Livestock sales across Kansas City and Chicago show steady to higher bids for heavy weights and prime cattle. Prices span calves to cows and sheep, with reported ranges for hogs, lambs, and feeders, highlighting demand and activity at major markets.
Chicago reports erratic grain prices as winter weather tightens supply and delivery. Wheat futures edge lower while corn and oats show modest gains. US deliveries approach 625,060 bushels with signals of improved Argentina and Australia output. Prices in San Antonio and regional markets list white wheat at 60 cents, white corn near 31.00 per 100 pounds, with oats and rye also priced amid unsettled trading.
Readable portions describe weekly shipments to Texas and other states, listing items such as cabbage carrots onions beans celery citrus and greens. The piece notes market conditions, prices per ton or per crate, and regional variations amid a steady or mixed trading tone across Texas Ohio Illinois and New York markets.
A lengthy OCR fragment lists varied produce prices including oranges, apples, potatoes, tomatoes, and dairy items with cents per unit or per bushel. Many entries show regional or vendor names and inconsistent spellings, reflecting a mid century newspaper commodities column.
A fragmented OCR page lists poultry and produce pricing with frequent misspellings. It mentions dressed koukrey and chickens, fresh fowls, and various market notes. The text cites Chicago and Fort Worth markets, indicating fluctuating prices and supply details.
Kenedy schools restart after two week recess due to weather concerns. Officials announce sessions resume Monday with updated calendar to complete missed instruction and wrap up the term.
In Cundalpy County a dairymen association met Tuesday evening in the courthouse. The judge spoke on taxation, stressing that the burden is not equally distributed and urging consideration of fair distribution.
Oklahoma district court order suspends actions by state officials in a bid to settle an inheritance tax dispute tied to the estate of the late T. B. Slick known as king of wildcatters. Governor elect William Holloway named in petitions with auditor elect and trustees alleged an underhanded tax settlement plan. Attorney General and state attorneys denied involvement. Proceedings set for January 1 with potential injunction.
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