New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Higher on July 1
New Orleans and New York cotton futures opened higher as July gains reached per bale, with July around 31.37 and October 31.62, December 31.87, amid cautious trading and looming price control concerns in Congress. Scattered hedge selling and profit taking were offset by mill buying and short covering, and new high delivery stocks emerged for July.
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York
New York
Bule Meher
Congress
Mill Bus
Poultry Produce Price Reports From Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show a debut day described as too confused to establish quotations. Receipts totaled 526,604 for two days. local lots and extras listed with varied figures. U.S. standards figures appear for multiple categories and current receipts are noted with indirect indices.
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Chicago
U.S
Masonic Lodge Installs Officers at Kelly Lodge No 1131
Kelly lodge No 1131 A F and A M installed new officers led by Lester B Gray as worshipful master and Luther M Guest as senior warden Alfred C Craig junior warden D F Crain treasurer W P tutchingson secretary D Porter chaplain Melvin L Gayaso senior deacon Ralph Purvis junior deacon W W Norris senior steward William T Curry and Otis Brinkerler in the listing of officers
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Kelly Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lester B. Gray
Luther M. Guest
Alfred C. Craig
D. F. Crain
W. P. Tutchingson
D. §. Porter
Melvin L. Gayaso
Ralph Purvis
W. W. Norris
William T. Curry
Otis Brinker
Right of Way Funds Approved by County Commissioners
County Commissioners approved purchases of right of way for the Bandera highway. Allen Black received 72.50 for 1/9 acre in Woodlawn Hills, James Rodripuer 206.10 for 4/9 acre, and Robert L. Harrell 645 for 4/9 acre.
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Bandera Highway
Allen Black
Woodlawn Hills
James Rodripuer
Robert L. Harrell
Death warrants prepared for two inmates
Frank Haeber, clerk of Criminal District Court, said Monday he was preparing death warrants for Harold Lee Palm, sentenced to death for rape, and Joe G. Jeza, sentenced to death for murder. The two will be formally called before the court and sentenced. execution is set within 30 days at the state penitentiary.
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Frank Haeber
Criminal District Court
Harol Lee Palm
Joe G. Jeza
Aly Huntsyi
Basis for Suit in 45th District Court over Lost Racing Mare
Scott McKay sues James May for 1750 dollars plus costs claiming negligence led to a racing mare’s broken leg and euthanization. The petition notes the mare’s loss resulted in damages sought from the major. Also included is obituary snippets for multiple individuals with dates and funeral details.
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45Th District Court
Scott McKay
May
James Stillman
Kay
Price Action Stands By On Price Policy In San Antonio
The San Antonio scene shows traders and hotel managers signaling no immediate price hikes as OPA policies loom. Haircuts at 73 cents and meat costs cited. real estate and clothing sectors pledge restraint pending national policy and congressional action.
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John Kennedy
Baltimore
OPA
Fred Reutzel
San Antonio Real Estate Board
National Board of Realtors
Congress
Reutzel
C.J. Crampton
The
Chamber of Commerce
J.B. Campbell
Swift
Compay
Interem
Cinton George
San Antonio Opa
Prevent
George
A. L. Tiner
Dairyland Milk Company
Sie
Gus Meyermann
San Antonio
Cotton and Stocks Rally After OPA End
New York July 1 industrial shares and key commodities rose briskly after the ending of OPA. Steel, motors, shippers, rubbers and mail orders climbed from $1 to over $3 a share. cotton futures advanced beyond $3 a bale and hit the New Orleans limit of $5. Covent contracts climbed the ceiling by a cent, bonds improved selectively.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago Livestock Prices Jump on Opening Market Day
Early Chicago livestock prices surged from two to two fifty per hundred pounds as traders faced higher bids and tighter receipts. Multiple lots were held for potential further gains, signaling strong demand in the day's opening session.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Futures Mixed on Opening Trading
Chicago grain futures edged higher on opening trading as traders weighed demand signals and weather patterns with soybeans and corn showing modest gains while wheat held steady amid uncertain export prospects.
Obituaries and funeral notices list local residents
Obituaries for Alben E Rowke Katherine DeMack Tomes Tullie Waldurins Jesse Goblen Lutherans and George Clarence Thomas. multiple services and private burials noted. Deputy C D McKnight returns as desk sergeant after three month absence.
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Katherine DeMack
McKay Street
Alain Funerel Chayiul
Sun
Fernando
Yeas
R. Taylor
Joan. Prisiay
Koortali A.m
Charles’ Hanugan
National Cemetery
Tomes
Tullie
Walfurrins
Fiera
Zigik-Kearps
Jesse J. Goblen
East Jest Stree
Priday
Akers
Fuseral
New Lutherat Come Tey
AvUie
V. Wright
Josephine Drive
Riche
George Clarence Thomas
Winstock Avenue
Porter Lorne
Alission Burial Spark
C.D. McKnight
Sheriff's Office
Texas Cattle Market Summary From San Antonio Yard
Cattle and cast market at the San Antonio Union Stockyards shows reduced salable volume as mature cattle arrivals fall under 5000 and values hover near 2000 head. Limited packer lots shift volume to buyers. prices for yearlings and steers are uneven with small lots selling around 16 to 17 dollars for mass stock. Calves and stockers bring 13 to 16.50, with typical cow runs at 11.50 to 14 and cutters 7.75 to 7.50, while prime calves reach 15.50 to 16.75 and stockers 15.25 to 16.50.
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Bill Gray
San Antonio Union Stockyards
Glen Elyson
SMATA
Culler
CALE
Cattle prices mixed at San Antonio market report
Market news shows cattle and calves totaling about 2600 and 2100 head with uneven gains. Steers and yearlings rose to around 40 cents, cows mostly steady, canners and cutters up to 23 cents, calves up to 50 cents and more for top grades. Medium stocker and feeder values ranged with many lots selling steady to higher, goats and sheep activity light with mixed results.
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San Antonio
Sereter
Billie
Oil News Advances in Live Oak County Wells
Oil developments in Live Oak County include Stenelind No. 7 L.A. Reagan drilling in the Walcox series of the Jonkville field with gas-distillate finds and several flow tests from depths around 8,700 feet yielding crude and water cushions. Continental No. 2 Clay West Burns remains shut for repairs while others report completions along the Carrizo Wilcox trend and production from Atlantic No. 1 William Allman.
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Walcox
Jonkville
Live Oak County
Stenelind No. 7
L.A. Reagan
Tne Wang
Atlantic No
Frank P. Morris
George Weal
Live Gak County
George West
Continental
Clay West Burns
Albert West
Live Ock County
South Texas
Fred Shield
Allena Merrin
William Allman
Bovee Field
Goliad County
Market Prices on Produce and Poultry Listings
A chaotic listing shows prices for fruits vegetables and dairy across markets. Items include asparagus 1.50 per dor, cantaloupes 4.40 per bushel, avocados 3.1h to 4.48 per crate, grapes, peppers, onions and potatoes with varied regional notes. Livestock prices list fryers 32.40 per pound and hens 40 cents per pound.
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Imigsion
California
Idaho
Orevon
Rhubard
Yvaras
Louisiana
Growems
Wedding Dance for Imogene Tampkre and E W Britz Announced
City News notes a wedding dance for Imogene Tampkre and E W Britz at KT Dance Hall on July 3 at 8:30 PM to 10 PM. All are welcome. Music by Alex Old-Timers.
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Imogene Tampkre
E. W. Britz
KT Dance Hall
Wellcome
Alex
Ady
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Office of Price Administation
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Troselawn Park
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S.A. Commission Market
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Fredericksburg Road
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Boerne, Texas
City News
Texas National Corporation Bonds & Stocks
W. Travis Sikes
Harley Carswell
Sikes & Co., Inc
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United States Navy
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