Alamo City Market Prices Describe Mixed Fresh Goods
Morning reports from the Alamo City Market show steady to lower prices across farm produce. Poultry and eggs firm, white cabbage at 60 cents per head, cauliflower higher, tomatoes near 5 or 6 cents a dozen, yams down 25 cents to 1.23 a bushel, mustard down 71 cents a dozen, greens and citrus futures steady with no new arrivals reported by commission markets.
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Gromers' Market
RGR
So Grands Valley
Amons
Texas
Ercen
Cramer
Vine
Dnaker
Surai
Tanetare Ushel
Turton
Hatmper
Joren Hanches
Emanerar
Aiternia Green
California
Kansas City
Jon
Mart Mnimng Rinavea
Harrow
Nelterm
Gaol
Tholes
Sawee Road
Chiles Stira
Veal
Machline
Alucker
Feeder Inteets
Sheen
Tiveelpte
Ianba
Xen
Cheep Wnaut
Tonted Lambs
Xcod
Cholee
Ewen
Media To
VEGETANIES Gromers Market Prices and Items
A fragmentary list from a market page shows diverse produce and prices including potatoes onions tomatoes greens peppers and fruit. Entries mention quantities in bushels dozens pounds crates and boxes with varied price tags and regional references such as California Texas and New Jersey.
Fragmentary OCR item hints at unrelated data
The readable text mentions various garbled terms and numbers across lines, including blends like Fevere and 20 10 cenis, with references to soups and round Turkese. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize with confidence.
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Fess
Comumimiex
Jem Reyeras
Conte Esters
Canis Polit Vorac
Ceria Pound
Students Study Rock Formations Excursion Report
A fragmented report details a field study on rock formations led by Emerson teacher Rasa Moseal and Mee Ellen Kehalts Quillam. Students from Walp Walle Nero Junior joined under guidance, exploring formations and wellness topics during the serendipitous outing.
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Walle
Nero
Ellen
Rasa Moseal
Emerson Wremre
Wall Street Spectator Preview Faces Market Contradictions
A fragmented 1920s style market note discusses early trading trends with calls for caution. It highlights leadership by Fred Power and Light and Warner Brothers, hints at dividend dynamics and anticipated stock movements, while noting mixed signals from Montgoriers Wari and Loew's strength amid rising feeder profits.
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Fredde Power
Light
Warner Brothers
Compans
Bank Officers and Stockholders Update 1980 Listing
Fragmentary OCR notes list stockholders and bank officers for 1980. Mentions names obscured by garbled text but indicates an official register or roll of individuals associated with the bank. No clear dates, places, or positions readable.
Student Officers Assume Duties
The article notes student officers taking office and beginning their duties. It mentions roles such as president and treasurer, with names deciphered as leaders stepping into responsibilities and outlining initial tasks for the term. The coverage emphasizes new authority, procedural start, and expected service to the school community.
United Front Wheat Prices Urged Upturn By Farmers
Grain market notes from Chicago and San Antonio describe calls for higher wheat prices amid a complex mix of domestic and international factors. Industry leaders speak to cooperative action and price signals from Argentina and Brazil, while futures in Chicago rise modestly as buyers eye improved demand and supply constraints.
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United Front
Scout Officials for 1930 Named at Seguin Meet
Seguin Texas notes the 1930 scout officials with chairmanships and officers elected. Key names include Frank G Traesiule as secretary Joe P Gibbs as camping chair and Max W H Weinert as court of honor chair. The event marks the anniversary on February 14 and a court of honor planned for that week.
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Seguin
Ehauttoan
Dar C. Blumberg
Joan
Segirin
Chabot Publishes History Pamphlet
A fragmentary item notes Chabot releasing a history pamphlet. The readable text references publications, leadership, and events with unclear phrasing, suggesting an institutional or academic context tied to local history material.
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Chabot
Assereat
School Plans Exhibit and Play at Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights school plans a combined art exhibition and student play under the direction of Miss Jteyee Tuttenat and Miss Altid Corhown with Arthur Mieciel and Lulla De Mitre Arnett among performers. An event chair and Art Club president will introduce the program, presenting vibrant works and student talent from the district schools.
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Reilente
Tha
Porver-Tescher Ausacim O
Alaura Wrights
J.B. Therard
Alamo Heivbty
Weelunsiay
Misa
Altid Corhown
Neating
Anon Wess Beale
Art Clob
Arthur Mieciel
Lulla de Mitre Arnett
Sagi Ana
Woman Injured in Fall From Truck
A report from Morgul appears to describe a woman, identified as Mrs Caitla Stae Navolia, who fell from a truck and sustained injuries. Emergency services were called and she was transported to El Green hospital by ambulance. The incident details are unclear due to OCR errors but local responders were involved.
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Caitla
Oil Notes From The Rio Grande Oil Field Report
Oil reports describe Mexicas Wildeat McAb wells south of Roma Toxio and Mtan, with five wells spudded and production around 3609 barrels daily. Completion activity includes several formations, leases, and transfers, listing key names Gordon Griffin LG Cook James Jackson Paty and others in McAllen and San Juan.
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Mexicas
McAb
Werke
Fou Stexten
Romd
Toxo
Mtan
Slimeenti Mlb Et Sham
Gordon Griffin
3Kanen
Hs Company
LG. Cook
McAllen
W.james
Sealer
G Jackson
Keaadrer
H_ Smith
Palin Dawks Miller
San Juan
Paty
Fi. Worth Woman Dies in Infirmary
Fi Worth woman Kellough died in an infirmary. The obituary notes she resided at Kap Anewin and leaves surviving relatives including Kelloughs in Fort Worth, Lena Well, Jack and J We Kellough in San Antonio, Mrs. John Tao of Sheetepar, and Demer Pewnix Tonchily with her parents Mr. and Mrs. OG Bouehillon of Fort Worth.
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Mex
Dela Kellough
Kellough
Kort Worth
Ne Deugher
Lena Wellwazhi Kw
Jack
J. We Ketlough
San Antonio
John Tao
Sheeteparal
Orn
Demer Pewnix Tonchily
Dr. Og, Bouehillon
Fore Worth
New Fria County Agent Begins Work
New Fria County announces the appointment of 1 W Dalrick as county treasurer and, with support from the Agricultural Experiment Station at Crystal Cirsy Patricke, aims to boost local farming. Dalrick, a graduate of A and M College of New Mateo, will lead farming programs.
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New Fria
Don
Dalrick
Fia County
Treshoe
Marton
Fria
College of New Mateo
Cotton steady near high levels across markets
Cotton opened quiet then firm across New Orleans and New York after early buying due to improved sentiment. Prices held near highs as March and May contracts rose, with Liverpool and Manchester reports confirming active demand and limited American cotton in spot sales.
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Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Kere
March
Ana Suly
TSE
Southern
Reniising
Pricay
Hedge
Houliston
Manchester
India
Shanghai
Chicken Hawk Shot by Officer in . A.
Officer Johnnie Stowe shot a chicken hawk in the 800 block of Went Papini Street Thursday after arriving at the scene and waiting briefly for the bird to appear. The incident involved Answay target practice reportedly leading to the bird's demise and raised questions among nearby residents.
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Johnnie Stowe
Papini Street
Stowe
Trei
Vaudeville Skits Presented at Julian Cato School
Pupils at Julian Cato School staged vaudeville skits at Ala mo Fliighea junior high. Cast included Rouse Ellington Bill Devine Courtney Brown William Tutchar Roy Miller Guy Jarkson JN Halanlin Barbara Metty Josephine Lewright Tusrell Atenes Fritz Cormin Nannie Rita Walter Charles Yanifise.
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Akita
Julian Cato
Alamo Fliighea
Aehooll Woilhealar
Verfutmera
Rouse Ellington
Bill Devine
Courtiey Brown
William Tutchar
Roy Miller
Guy Jarkson
JN Halanlin
Barbara Met‘tey
Tosephine Lewright
Tusrell Atenes
Fritz Cormin
Nannie Rita Waltere
Charles Yanifise
Manager Selected for Bread Concern
Fesenh M. Pinerty, former manager at National Ibremt cam pans, named manager of the National Tread company after 2022. He now serves as chief cashier at a bank and oversees bakery operations in Watertown North Carolina and Wilmington North Carolina.
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Fesenh M. Pinerty
Novoternainnger
Ibremt Campans
Lory Henry Re Mary
National Tread Company
Afner
Are Intane Cauhier
Choir Bank
Lay Bakery
Uravellig Representatiin Ani Mmaintere
Watertown
Wilmington
N.C
Etre OT
Accident Fatal to Seguin Oil Worker
An oil industry worker in Seguin died after a worksite accident during machine operation. The incident occurred in the Capaln section of the town, and authorities were alerted. Relatives have not yet been informed.
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Seguin
Toray
Tan
Abel Petralpim
Flier's Wife Hurt in Dallas Wreck
In Dallas an accident injured the wife of a flyer. Wareen, who will report later, says the incident involved an automobile and a truck. Details remain pending official verification and medical updates.
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Flier
Dallas
Stax
San Antonio Livestock Market Steady with No Price Changes
San Antonio reports a steady livestock market with fair to choice slaughter cattle and no price changes. Cattle and sheep quotes are listed for cows, canners, bulls, ewes, and lambs, with varied ranges across weights and grades.
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San Antonio
Dozen Eggs and Shoes Stolen from Car on Baltimore Street
Police investigate theft from a parked car belonging to Mrs. D. Th. Salleh at 240 Baltimore Street. A dozen eggs and one shoe were taken from the vehicle on Efouetou Street, raising questions about the motive behind the quirky break-in.
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Inktaner
Énat
D. Th. Salleh
Baltimore Street
Efoue- Tou Street
Proctor to Vote Against Bolters in State Committee
Victoria Democrat Venable Proctor said he would vote to rigidly excide unfaithful Democats from the primary ballot as the state Democratic executive committee meets. He urged loyalty as a virtue and pledged action against bolters seen as disloyal to the party.
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Proctor
Bolters
Railway Told to Dispose of Stock
WAStuswsdy, an uy, fn, 16a Baltimore and thio railroad won ordrreit to invest atself of the capital stock of the Western Mary Jant railway dn an order of the Inter wine Conaieree combatesian teeny, holding Gint the Baltimore Oni had violated the Claston matistenst act.
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Wastuswsdy
Baltimore and
Thio
Ordrreit
Mary Jant
Baltimore
Jury Picking Underway in Girl Attacker Case
Reported selection process continues for the case of a 14 year old girl found chained in an underground chamber on a suspect's premises. The proceedings aim to determine guilt and possible penalties in a capital punishment context.
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Kansas Gity
Nelvete
Arnold
Alteches
Bank Bandit Gets Hearing on Sanity in Eastland
Esteemed Eastland defendant Joe Eley Reen seeks an insanity hearing for Fe Allen, awaiting sentence for bank robbery. A court granted the motion, ordering the hearing before the insanity determination, with the restraining injunction staying further legal action until the proceeding.
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Bank Bandit
Eastland
Texas
Tan
Joe Eley Reen
Allen
Flying Students in Air at Kelly Field Observed
Report describes a Thursday air training observation at Kelly Field where cadets perform formation drills and takeoffs. Officials note high wind and timing issues impacting maneuvers as training continues.
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Kelly
Rabbi to Speak on Law at City Meeting
A government commission report will be discussed at Preadtens onver this evening at 8 o'clock. A meeting at WO a'elach will feature a CUP speaker on Gil Tien peat Ty Pier Sheth Teepe Teas. A local resident will present wine related relief efforts and address a potential Chansk tension at the height Chas.
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Preadtens
Wool Order 16 Grants New Credit For Mohair Exports
Washington reports approval of National Wool Marketing Corp ration for supplemental credit to allow more liberal advances to producers of wool and mohair. Credit separate from federal programs will be extended to growers when wool or mohair is delivered to regional cooperative associations. Draper and Company of Boston to act as exclusive agent for selling mohair consigned to the corporation. Relations among the corporation regional cooperative and individual growers are approved by the board. Estimated mohair shipments via the corporation expected to rise 24 to 20 percent in 1920.
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Washington, D.C
National Wool Marketing Corp
Mobair
Banka
Tepere A
Wool Corporation
Draperey Company, Incorporated
Hoston
Draper and Company
Ani Indwvnyal Prawer
Init
New Road Plan Between A and Randolph Urged
Military traffic committee advances proposal for a new San Antonio to Randolph route to ease congestion. General Lahm recommends widening Houston Street to New Brown Street and linking to the Sonuia road north of Willow Springs, with immediate action promised.
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San Antonio
Trandolph Field
Ramincren
Shirsdis
Prank PB. Lahm
Air Service
City
Randolph
Lahm
Houston Street
Brown- Toly Avenue
Hounton
Sonuia Road
Willow Springa
Labra
City Holds Open Offer on Police Fire House Sale
The city announces an open offer for the sale of the police and fire house site. Prospective buyers, a business group, may take up to six months to raise funds, with the city price anchored at 415,420 for the land 271,000 for the building and 81,846 for the piecemeal area.
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Boll
Andl Poli
Lund
Salim Cattan 70 Dead. Funeral Arrangements Noted
Salim Cattan aged 70 died at his residence 501 North Erie Street. Funeral services will be at his family residence Thursday morning with a religious service at the Greek Orthodox Church conducted by Reverend Emil Panow. He was a longtime merchant in the city and lived in San Antonio the past 40 years. Survived by wife Mrs Sarah Callanz ten sank, brother Edward Callan, sister Mrs Yenni of New York, and two grandchildren in San Antonio. Pallbearers named Kaisor Yamin, K Fareis, Selim Secu, Mike Nhathauly, Folomon Caverh, Sivbotia Bavila.
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Salim Cattan
Dix Residaner
Erie
Weidag
Velovk
Emil Panow
Callan Wan
Syria
Hind
Nan Antonia
Flo
Thie Clit
Tria
Sarah Callanz
Wie
Nam Ant Edward Callan
Yennin
New York
Grantechildren
San
Ares Kaisor Yamin
K. Fareis
Selim Secu
Mike Nhathauly
Folomon Caverh
Sivbotia Bavila
Burial of Woman Set for Arkansas
The body of Mex. Sally Morgan, 7, who fed at VO Croshy atenet Wedrewing, will be neat ter Tamburg, Ark, Thrwlay night for hnrigl. Mrs. Morgan win a onatice of Mam haem. Det had reanitind in dbin city Ene the past two years. She be survived by her hoahanete J. C. Morgan: three brokerk, Unerr. hein nail Gene Yolsington, of Are Kanwas: Ihrer winters, Mra, . E. Tr ugrove and Mee, T. 1, Senit af Are Krusay. hot Mey, &.Murphy, of New Antonia, and her norte, Sry and Mr. Ti, HM. Veleingion of Ar ansna.
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Tamburg
Ark
Hnrigl
Morgan
Det
Dbin
J. C. Morgan
Hein Nail Gene Yolsington
Ihrer Winters
War Pilgrimage Bills Discussed in Senate Debates
War pilgrimage measures advanced amid debate on funding and timing. Provisions cover broad support for families of service members and payment schemes, with emphasis on distribution through state channels and potential amendments before final votes.
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Ted Yearlings
Enod
Louir Tivestoc
Calven
Wnty Lowel Ieee
U.S. Farm Board
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Barron
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