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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1935
Page
7
New York January 28 Last week the market showed little advance with trade volumes below the prior six days. Active issues rose modestly while expectations hinged on auto production and profits. The big question concerns possible deflation versus state intervention and how new deals and tax policy may shape markets.
Kingsville relief cannery is prepared to begin operations as local workers finalize setup. The facility, supported by community and regional aid, aims to improve food distribution during shortages and provide employment opportunities.
A head-on collision left one person dead and another injured near an unnamed road. Police said the crash occurred after a vehicle crossed the center line during a foggy morning, and investigators are reviewing dashcam footage and witness statements for details.
The fragmented OCR text references Karis Co and Farmers, mentions a price of $2 per head, and includes unclear phrases about sales or terms, with scattered names and places. The readable content is minimal and non-specific, indicating damaged vintage notices without clear events or dates.
The farmer's condition is examined by comparing prices received for produce with costs of goods bought. From 1910 to 1914 farmers received $1 value for commodities worth $1, yet in 1952 they earned 68 cents on the dollar. Prices paid for commodities by farmers rose from $2.93 in 1910s to $128 in later years, widening the gap and signaling ongoing hardship.
Chicago grain markets extend losses after sterling weakness and bearish weather forecasts. Wheat and corn futures retreat while spot prices tumble. San Antonio grain values rise modestly with mixed regional reports.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions metals and money terms with unclear context. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a solid news item.
Market report shows cattle and calves trading actively with best grass calves to 6.25 dollars, butcher cows up to 2.00, and top cash cattle near 7.25. Sheep and goats slow, hogs steady near Friday averages. six loads of cattle and hogs arrived, packers and yard workers handling feed stock. Price ranges given for calves, vealers, steers, and slaughter cattle with mixed quality and demand notes.
Austin attorney W W A Keeling is named as assistant attorney general to Willam McGraw. Keeling will assist in pursuing federal loan negotiations for rebuilding a core project in Austin.
Fragmented OCR text describes Texas camps leading states and a general event amid wartime context. Mentions a Texas trailway, a congress or council, and numbers that appear to be dates or codes. Overall content is unclear but indicates regional lider collections and wartime activity.
Bell defeats Mangin to win the tennis finals in a concise match reported with emphasis on the champion and outcome.
A meeting of flock masters in the Youkury section was held Saturday to review hatchery operations and introduce new breeding strategies. The session focused on improving chick quality and expanding local turkey production.
Local farmers and community leaders of Lavaca and nearby towns announce a February meeting to plan road improvements. The gathering aims to address irrigation and terrain access, with emphasis on improving interfarm travel and preventing damage to rocky fields.
Mrs. Baralt T. Hughes of Dallas opened her bid to block promotional profits tied to the PWA financed Hamilton dam project in Texas. She urged an amendment to create a state Colorado River Valley Authority to secure a $4.4 million loan from the PWA, contending the plan favored a Morrison controlled group and reflected era graft allegations amid the Insull collapse.
Obituaries list multiple local and regional deaths with services planned in Center Point and surrounding areas. Survivors include daughters and sisters from Comfort Houston San Antonio and Kerrville, with interments in various rural and city cemeteries. Additional memorials note several other families and survivors across Texas and nearby states.
Markets report brisk activity at San Antonio wholesale market with new shipments arriving. Prices shown for potatoes, cucumbers, rhubarb, lettuce, beans, carrots, and other produce. Livestock and poultry quotes included with butter and eggs. many items listed with per crate, per bushel, or per hundredweight pricing.
A brief line item notes live turkeys at 250 each. It mentions poultry and produce context with EQULC NS and a partial price reference. No clear date or full details are provided.
Dr Sores Sarkisian files a damage suit in Denver courts against Arad Idoian, an Armenian tug weaver, alleging the murder of Sarkisian's wife Wins. Sarkisian seeks $6300 in damages. Permission to sue was granted by the court.
Fragmented OCR note reports a premier moving to a new official residence. Mentions TARIS, Hotel Malig Ion, Austro-Hungarian references, and names Blandin and others in unclear context. Details are garbled. core idea is relocation of a premier to a new home.
BAN JUAN Texas dan 28 HINA ie industey ik planted for the lower valley corn drying. The plan aims to dry 20 FA.000 acres of corn in Juan state. Separate proposals to meet future plant developments in Hidalgo and Moray counties are noted.
Corpus Christi mourners gather for Kvieh and granddaughter Mrs JF Hopes with burial and interment in Hadletan. Survivors include mother Mrs George We lerane wister and Mrs J By Ave lard of Corpus Christi. Service details appear garbled with multiple misspellings.
New York January 26 The stock market showed modest gains and losses with metal and rail shares fluctuating. Consolidated Gas and Standard Oil of New Jersey rose, while U S Steel Bethlehem and General Motors stayed near unchanged. Call money was renewed at 1 percent as investors watched Federal Reserve data showing December gains in industrial production and payrolls.
The New Orleans cotton market opened active but weakened as Liverpool futures fell and sterling dropped. March eased to 12.44, July to 12.48, with other months sliding below Saturday's close. Late trade saw partial recoveries in March and October while overall prices remained pressured by currency fears and market contagion.
AUSTIN Jans 28 A total of 230 of Texas 254 counties was represented among the 6633 students who attended the University of Texas first year, per the registrar's annual report. Besides Travis, Dallas led with 499, Harris 557, Bexar 240, Ferrant 205, McLennan 122.
The German cruiser Karlsruhe will arrive in Houston April 26 and visit Galveston on May 4 according to official notices. This marks its first Texas call since February 1932 when it visited Galveston. The German consul Istlins, doc Kusch, confirmed the schedule.
Kerrville Texas January report states A Bolireiner relayed to London officials about mohair sales. English company TAM Pay price set at 28 cents a pound. Over 11,000,000 pounds of mohair stored awaiting clips in the current period.
The veterinary surgeon suspects poisoning in a mysterious incident at Lisbon Zoo. Police investigate after reports of three humans, four leopards, and one hyena affected. Rave draws attention amid a puzzling set of events as authorities probe motive and method.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning fishermen and naval references with unclear names and dates. No coherent event or identifiable entities are extractable to form a reliable headline or summary from the unreadable segment.
Prices for freeze-nipped cabbage ranged from $12 to $20 per ton as damage levels determined value. No pre-freeze cabbage remained in the territory. Corn, beets, spinach, and onions showed revival prospects. growers noted carrot and garret activity resuming, with shipments of damaged produce continuing.
SAN SABA January 24. Interest grows in the search for barite as Denzendorf Marble and Stone Company of Atsr Un investigates removal chamber. They seek about 30,000 folia of stone. No large supply uncovered locally but several small deposits found. The stone is used in the manufacture of paints.
Government tax officials and agents from the internal revenue service will head to a special instruction gathering in Austin. Deputy S.C. Wopht will lead the group along with AH Wolbers to discuss enforcement and policy updates.
Chinese circumnavigator completes trek around the globe on foot. He reportedly started in China and plans to visit his father’s grave, with stops including Peru and the Americas, before returning home. The fragmentary text mentions his mission and expectations but remains unclear on details.
Federal Judge Colin Neblitt conducted juror examination in the Major Charl A. Shepard murder trial in Topeka Kansas. The defense raised no scruple against capital punishment. witnesses and tests discussed included test tubes and testimony from government chemists.
General Carl NestitLtanay received a telegram from Captain Tom Hickman stating that two of the men suspected in the Basilian Bank robbery were captured nearby. The men were believed to be active in the robbery ten miles from Pauls Valley Oklahoma.
Sonora reports the Meslean school building, funded by a PWA grant and federal loan, will cost about 201,000. L W Eliott, longtime attorney and former county judge, marks 15 years on the school board. Board members listed include Superintendent, Mrs. Maysie, and Messrs. Halbert, Nerger, and Logan.
New Braunfels Texas hosts the Catholic State League of Texas annual meeting with groups including the Women's Auxiliary and clinics. Mrs Albert Sutter of San Antonio presides the Auxiliary while Jo Preatter of San Antonio leads the league.
In Moscow on January 28 authorities ordered both twins to report daily at the social institute for sale and study, claiming all twins reside there away from their families. Special feeding and care are provided at the facility, with the twins kept under close watch by staff.
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