Roosevelt One Last Hope
On route to Grinago January 24, public sentiment in the South centers on Franklin D. Roosevelt as the last hope to restore faith after Hoover's administration. The piece urges Republicans to present definite plans and criticizes proposed reforms impacting industry, prices, and rail travel, urging prudent action to avert deeper hardship.
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B. G. Forbes
Grinago
Roosevelt
South
Teith
Hoover
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Stock prices show early gains in New York trading
Stocks opened higher with mixed results as major issues fluctuated. American Telephone, American Can, and Union Pacific led gains while Harvester and United Aircraft posted solid rises. Bond and currency markets showed ripples with British pound, and rates eased after a tentative reserve statement.
Frutis and Vegetables Receipts Across United States Reported
Report shows total 161 crates of fruits and vegetables moved from Texas and across the United States over the weekend. Items include apples peaches beets cabbage carrots greens oranges and citrus with Texas allocations listed and market notes on spinach and cabbage prices and crates. Mentions Depots in Texas Virginia New York and Baltimore with prices per crate and per bushel cited through market reports.
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U.S
Bureau of Sezicuttarst Economica
Taxon Department of Rgicutined
San Antonio
Texas
Grandfull
Reens
Tessa
Apple S31 Emin Beana 12, Cubs 3, Meries 1; Kreen Nena
Sitsieo
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Jemone
Telluce
Antona
Pune
Mexico
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Okra
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Nel
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Tvenipa
Aotan
Commission
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Arkanore Block
Engilancine
Florida
Hemiong
Bluwlard
Onien
Angunga
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Tole
Omlung
White
Cole
Otangen Caves
Colambe Naval
Bend
Cuba
Idaho
Disabled Vets Visit San Antonio Commander to Attend
William Conley, a World War II veteran and commander of the Disabled Veterans, arrives in San Antonio from Legion for a two day visit. He attends a veterans’ honor at the Menger Hotel Thursday and speaks at 8:15 pm in City Hall council chamber. Open to all hotel veterans. a tour follows before departure on the Southern Pacific.
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William Conley
Natin
Tome
San Antonio
Legion
Menger
Officer Returns From Prison Trip In San Antonio
Deputy United Sintex marshal returned to San Antonio Tuesday from El Paso after escorting nine Tevirent prisoners to the prison arm of In Tana. Several inmates were narcotic addicts and will be treated at the penal farm. Payment terms listed include 25 and 25 monthly bays.
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Willa Jolson
Eputy United Sintex
San Antonio
el Paso
Tana
Bevornl
Hull
Addieta
Bash
Livestock prices span Chicago to San Antonio markets
The report lists cattle and calf prices across markets including San Antonio and Chicago. Notable figures show bids for vealers, steers, heifers, and cows, with prices per hundredweight and totals varying by grade and weight, reflecting uneven demand and trading activity.
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Cnicago Livestock
Chicago
Conklnus Broadgst
iight_sterra
Navly
Wales
Rome
Dix
Rharn Scarre
Iembe
BREE
Excea
Rod
Ehnire
Special Dry Agent Returns to City in San Antonio
Virgil A. Smith, recently promoted to special investigator for the prohibition department, returned Tuesday from New Orleans where he took his oath. He will be stationed in San Antonio to perform special work for the department. He has been a prohibition agent for several years and is the fourth man promoted to chief investigator rank from this district during Captain Verne Miller’s tenure as deputy administrator. Oak chunks for cars for $82 card, She Classification 100, Light Classified Ads.
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Virgil A. Smith
Prohibition Department
San Antonio
New Orleans
Smith
Toin Prohibition Egent
Verne Miller
Market reports show mixed farm produce prices and poultry
The issue lists egg and poultry market notes with varied quotes and declines in eggs, steady poultry despite weak turkey demand, and a dense price table for fruits vegetables and dairy. Named items include Snyder Produce and multiple regional price figures for apples, cabbage, citrus, greens, and staples, reflecting a 1941 era grocery market snapshot.
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Snyder Produce
Ans Mupriion
Oulaldy
Marthers
Eruitt Cembaian
London News Briefs on Money and Metals
Fragmentary financial note from London markets mentions silver and monetary terms with unclear device names, suggesting a period market report. No explicit figures or dates are readable, but the piece implies live metals trading and currency updates in a London context.
Deeds Filed Involving Lankford and Related Interests
A garbled 1992 1993 Texas deed record fragment lists transfers among Lucie Lankford Hampood Gene Lankford Theo M Vewrente and Audrey Aluauph and others. References include multiple tracts in Alamo Heights Alamo Helghts and San Antonio Building and Loan association trustee actions with dates December 18 1992 January 3 1993 and January 2 1993 detailing various quit claim and trust deeds and undivided interests in blocks and tracts including new city blocks and acreages.
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Kiner
Patterson
Alama
Alamo
New City
Audrey Aluauph
Li. A
Anonio
Ford WM. Aieare
DR. Cary
Antonio Baliding and Lyan Association
TOEH
Truster
Harlan
W. W. Myers and Witt
G. R. Cary
Wabailiate
San Antonia Building and Loan, ‘Association
Trumma
Ricward
Litele' Magnus
Albert H
Bila
L. Deckel
Ott Ricward
Tze Martin
Albert
Jackel
Jas
Laure Daekel
Dorn Jackel
Jammapy VM
Garonel
New Plan for Farm Relief Aims at State-Federal Cooperation
Washington January 24 A new plan proposing active cooperation of states with the federal government to administer the domestic allotment plan of farm relief was presented to the Senate Agriculture Committee by W. R. Ronald editor of the Evening Republican Mitchell. The plan would place responsibility for enforcing acreage reductions with the states, with federal funds distributed to producers only if the state curtails production as required. The proposal comes after the House passed a bill January 12 that imposes a tax on millers packers and other processors of wheat cotton tobacco hogs peanuts and dairy products with the money paid to farmers who cut production by twenty percent. The plan aims to keep farmers at prevailing prices for the portion of production used for domestic consumption.
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Washington, D. C
Dea
Senate Agriculture Committee
W. R. Ronald
Evening Republican
Mitchell
House
Donald
Seniator
Norbeck
Republican
South Dakota
Ronald
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