Cotton Prices Rally Then Fall On Drought and Crop Data
Cotton futures moved sharply higher in early trading on drought in the southwest and foreign buying, with New York opening firm and New Orleans steady. After the government crop report showed 70.3 percent condition and 34,600,000 acres, prices slipped, then recovered briefly before closing lower on political and weather factors, with San Antonio spots at 24.35.
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Cotton Exchange
New York
New Orleans
Southwest
New Orans
Senate
Oklahoma
San Antonio
New York Cotton Sees Mixed Moves On Drought and News
The cotton market opened firm in New York as drought conditions persist in the southwest and foreign buying appears. Early gains faded after the government crop report. October dropped from 26.89 to 26.52 and December from 27.08 to 25.75 on private reports and food bill news.
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New York
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Washington
Senate
Cotton futures open firm with mixed July to March bids
New York July 2 cotton futures opened firm with bids across contracts from July 24 at 0 to October 26.55 and December 26.67, January 26.75 to 7.03, March 27.20 to 27.03. Futures closed Monday 94 to 97 points over with various highs and lows noted.
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New York
For Sale or Trade Real Estate Listings in Texas and More
San Antonio property sought in exchange for land and houses across Texas and nearby areas. Listings show 1 to 2 story homes and commercial blocks in cities such as Victoria Dallas Austin Houston Waco Corpus Christi and Del Rio with prices from 2 500 to 75 000 plus details like 8 derecho rooms and 6 room layouts. See Mr Covington and Nicholson & Furnish at 616-20 Brady Bldg Crockett 1024 for inquiries.
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Mobile
Aln
Denver
Colo
Brick
Victoria
Tex
Fastland
Vex
Paved St
Paling
Dallas
San Marcos
Austin
Waco
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Houston
Jourdanton
Seadrift
Robstown
Covington
Nicholson & Furnish
Brady
Crockett
For Sale Farms and Ranches in Collins Gardens and San Antonio
For Sale two properties offering country and city living with modern conveniences. A 2% acre tract near Collins Gardens features orchards, barns, artesian irrigation, and year long value at 24 per year with half cash and balance negotiable. Also a 10,000 acre ranch one hour from San Antonio on a macadam road with 800 two year old steers, 300 cultivated acres, priced at 10 per acre.
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South Breeze
S. Brazos
Corner Occident St
Collins Gardens
Travia
San Antonio
P. O. Box
Tex
New Orleans Cotton Shifts on Bureau Reports
In New Orleans July 2, bullish bureau reports sparked early buying as active cotton months rose 45 to 48 points. After acreage and condition data sparked a midday drop, prices recovered briefly before easing again on the Senate food control bill news, ending about 71 to 72 points under Saturday's levels.
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New Orleans
Senate
Cotton futures open with varied bids and close lower
New Orleans July 2 futures open with July around 26 cents and October 25.73 cents. December 93, January 26.18, and March quoted. Futures closed Monday about 4 to 105 points lower.
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New Orleans
Aie
Spot cotton prices hold steady in Liverpool market
Liverpool July 2 spot cotton sees limited activity with prices unchanged. American middling fair 20.13d, good middling 19.75d, middling 19.45d, low middling 19.00d, good ordinary 18.05d, ordinary 17.66d. Sales total 6009 bales all American. Receipts 38000 bales, including 600 American. Futures unchanged from prior quotations.
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Liverpool
U. S. Cotton Forecast Shows Declining Acreage and Labor Impact
The Department of Agriculture predicts 11,633,000 bales of cotton at 609 pounds each, with 34,600,000 acres under cultivation and an overall condition at 70.3 percent. Labor shortages, migration of Black workers to northern industrial centers, and military drafts reduced cotton planting in many states east of the Mississippi. Weather in June delayed progress, drought affected Texas and neighboring states, but later conditions improved as the crop fruited modestly. Acreage and condition broken down by state follow.
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Washington
Department of Agriculure
Mississippi River
South
Texas
Louisiana
Ississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Steel demand drives government contracts and price talks
Interest in the steel trade centers on government contracts and price settlements for all government purchases. The American Bridge Company rejects non government work while the Navy Department quotes bids on mine storage houses magazines naval institute and office building. Shipyards engine builders and munitions makers push new tool orders as railroads seek supplies with limited steel availability. Pig iron prices rise across several regions with gains of 3 to 5 dollars per ton and regional market strength varies by city.
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New York
American Bridge Company
Navy Department
Nautical Institute
Washington
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Emergency First Corporation
Central West
Pennsylvania
Inirginia
Buffalo
Alabama
Pittsburg
New York Sugar Prices Hold Steady On July Market
Raw sugar trades steady with centrifugal at 6.52 and molasses at 5.64. Refined sugars also unchanged with various grades listed from cut leaf to diamond A and extra fine granulated, reflecting a stable market.
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New York
Morgan Doors Steves Sash and Door Co Adv
Advertisement for Steves Sash and Door Co promoting modern built in furniture and home fixtures. Highlights design options and installation services through Morgan branded doors and cabinetry offerings.
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Modern
Steves Sash & Door CO
Adv
Upson Board Steves Sash & Door Co.—Ady
Northern cattle weak as Fort Worth leads declines
Northern cattle markets sag with Fort Worth down 15 to 25 cents. Hogs rise 10 to 25 cents at Fort Worth, steady at Kansas City, while sheep fall 25 cents there. Local cattle active, hogs slow, with light hog demand weak. San Antonio prices listed for cows to heavy calves, and receipts show cattle, calves, horses, and hog totals.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Kansas City
San Antonio
Wea
Fort Worth Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Fort Worth Texas July 2 cattle receipts 11500 down 15 to 25 cents stockers 6.00 to 7.00 heifers 7.00 to 9.00 cows 5.00 bulls 5.00 to 6.35 calves 5.50 to 12.50 hogs receipts 2600 up 10 to 25 cents heavy 15.45 to 15.50 lints 15.35 to 15.45 medium 15.25 to 15.85 mixed 15.00 to 15.25 pigs 7.50 sheep receipts 2000 lambs 15.00 to 16.00 yearlings 12.50 to 13.50 wethers 9.00 to 10.00 ewes 8.00 to 9.00 culls 6.50 to 7.50 goats 5.50
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reeves
Chicago Market Receipts and Quotations July 2
Receipts and quotations for hogs cattle and sheep listed with prices. Hogs show strong market with several grade ranges from light to heavy. Cattle receipts at 21005 with native beef cattle and cows and heifers priced. calves priced. Sheep receipts 17000 with slow market for wethers and lambs reaching up to seventeen dollars.
Live Stock Quotations From Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market notes show hog receipts 8600 and cattle 18000 with mixed bids. Hogs steady with various weight ranges. cattle demand steady to slightly lower with prime fed steers around 12.50 to 13.40, cows 6.00 to 10.00, calves about 7.00, lambs 16.00 to 17.75, yearlings 11.00 to 13.59, wethers 9.00 to 11.00, owes 5.50 to 10.00, stockers 7.00 to 9.00.
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Kansas City
Market Receipts and Quotations for Fogs Cattle and Sheep
In St Louis on July 2 receipts for Fogs, Cattle and Sheep showed diverse prices. Fogs ranged 10 to 15.55 with mixed and butchers at 15.50 to 15.55, Lights 14.90 to 15.30, cattle receipts about 7000 with native beef steers 7.25 to 10.50 and prime southern beef steers 8.00 to 12.25, stockers 6.90 to 9.59, Texas quarantine steers 5.50 to 6.50, cows 6.00 to 10.50, sheep receipts 500 with lambs 10.75 to 15.25 and spring lambs 15.00 to 17.40, canners 5.00 to 5.50, choppers 7.00 to 7.60.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Prime Southern
Mon
Sat
Bubopigag Can x Ie Vckceksccges
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
Shee
Amer, Smelting & Refining
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Gulf State Steel
International Paper
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
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Sinclair Oil & Refining
Lions
Shef. Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation Settee
Tennessee Copper
Seeesess
Texas Company
Tnion Pacific Ee
United Fruit
Eeveeevesesss
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Coal and Coke
Western Union Wabash Pfd
Westinghouse Electric Cocsees
Weather Bulletin July 2 1917 Observations
Observations at 7 am show light wind under 10 mph and rainfall under .01 inches. Note indicates such small values are not published. En Buell, sm Meteorologist.
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EN Buell
Wholesale price shifts hit fruits and vegetables Monday
Local market report shows Texas tomatoes at 75 to 90 cents per four basket crate, Texas sweet peppers at 2 dollars per hamper, cabbage up to 3.75 to 4 dollars per hundredweight, radishes at 0. EQ cents per dozen, California lettuce 2.75 per crate, watermelons 0.20 to 0.40 per melon, California navel oranges 4 dollars per box, Valencia oranges 4 dollars 256, lemons 7 dollars per box, delivered beeswax at 82 cents per pound. No changes were reported for eggs butter poultry groceries provisions seeds grains or hides.
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Sas
Texas
California
Valencia
Provision Markets Packing House Quotations Decorators Monday
Local packing house quotations list prices for dry salt bacon extras at 26c and dry salt bellies 14-16 pounds averaging 24 4c, fancy breakfast bacon 40c, fancy hams 10c, bacon bellies 14-16 pounds averaging 274c, pure lard 23c, compound lard 19c, American cheese 29c per pound.
New York Dry Goods Prices Edge Up on Cotton Goods
Government demands for heavy cotton goods keep prices rising with an extra cent to a yard on branded bleached cottons and upward shifts for drills staple ginghams and brown cottons. Buyers include manufacturing trades and Red Cross suppliers, with value up over 40 percent in six months.
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New York
Red Cross
Weather Summary for Cotton Region Houston District
Cotton Region Bulletin reports 24 hour weather ending 7 a m 75th meridian time. Temperatures above seasonal average with slight changes except Oklahoma cooler by six to ten degrees Monday morning. Light to moderate rainfall in Florida Georgia Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Texas with several heavy totals in Louisiana Arkansas and Florida. Forecasted week ahead for west gulf states calls for fair warm weather. Allen Buell meteorologist Weather Bureau.
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Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Carolinas
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Covington
Baton Rouge
Dardanelle
Goodwater
Lake City
West Gulf States
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Corn Prices Hit New High Records Amid War Demand
Chicago reports record corn prices driven by distillers rushing to secure whiskey supplies before wartime limits. Exporters and concerns over southwest heat, notably Oklahoma, push values higher. July contracts open near 1.58 1.53 and September around 1.47 1.48, with futures closing slightly higher. Wheat shows strength on reduced United States visible supply. oats and provisions firm as offerings remain tight.
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Chicago
Southwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Wheat and grain quotations from Chicago market notes
Chicago market notes dated July 2 list cash wheat at nominal values. No. 2 yellow corn quoted at 1.78, oats at 1.10 to 1.40, and barley at 1.10 to 1.40. Figures reflect early trading quotations for grain commodities.
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Chicago
Wheat Quotations Reported From Kansas City
Kansas City July 2 quotations show hard red winter wheat at 2.43 to 2.58 per bushel No 2 red 1.56 to 2.2 No 2 mixed 1.72 to 1.738 No 2 soft white 0.74 to 0.74 1/2 cents per bushel.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close in Kansas City with mixed gains
Wheat futures rise to 2.04 for July and 1.84 for September while corn declines. July corn trades at 1.66, September at 1.47 and December at 1.08.
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Kansas City
Market quotes for grain and corn prices in St Louis
Daily price list from St. Louis records cash wheat at 2.28 for No 2 red and No 2 hard nominal. Corn No 2 at 1.77 and No 2 white at 1.77. Oats No 2 at 71.5 to 72.0 cents and No 2 white nominal.
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ST. Louis
Shippers Market: Farm Prices for Eggs Butter Poultry
Shippers report Monday agent prices to retailers or paid shippers with commissions excluded. Eggs steady at Texas country 2 33 per dozen, butter Texas creamery 82 35¢ per pound, country 25 80c. Poultry steady with hens 15 16c lb, old roosters 11 12c, large springs 23 25c, medium 21 22c, small 70 21c. Broilers 2.60 3.00 per dozen, turkeys 15 16c lb, ducks 7.00 8.00 per dozen, geese 9.00 16.00.
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Texas
Texas Creamery
Chicago Market Quotation Highlights July 2
Chicago market report shows butter prices easing with creamery at 2.36 per unit. Fresh receipts total 21,114 cases, with firsts and ordinary firsts around 31% and 28 29 cents. Eggs unsettled, potatoes unsettled with 70 cars received from Aransas and Oklahoma at 2.15 to 2.40 and California at 2.10 to 2.25. Poultry alive steady with fowls at 18 1/8 cents.
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Chicago
Ill
Aransas
Oklahoma
California
Kansas City July price quotations for dairy and farm goods
Market pricing for butter at 35 cents per pound and creamery items 3.5 cents, firsts 3 cents, seconds 32 cents. Poultry quotes include roosters 13 cents, hens 16 cents, broilers 26 cents. Potatoes listed at 72 cents per unit.
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Kansas City
Coffee futures hold steady in early July trading
New York reports No. 7 Coffee futures are steady with September at 7.79 and December at 7.92 as the market opens the month. The tone suggests quiet demand and stable prices for the next contracts.
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New York
The secret of your success
A boastful man tells the interviewer that there is no secret to his success and that he simply did better work than everyone else. The quote appears in the Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Heavy closing as stock market slides on weekend news
New York July 2 The market opened weak with speculative issues under pressure and large losses in several groups. United States Steel and key equipment shares held steady while rails faltered and Pacifics and coalers posted steep declines. St Paul fell sharply and overall closings remained heavy.
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New York
Ohio
United States Steel
Sinclair Oil
St. Paul
ItAberty
Money markets report from San Antonio on Mexican money
Trading in Mexican currency in San An to Monday showed quoted rates for the peso. Market participants watched exchange moves and noted liquidity conditions in the local money markets.
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San An
Time loan rates slip in New York market
Time loans ease with 60 day rates at 41, 90 day 41, 4 percent. Six month calls at 4 percent. Call money near 3 to 4 percent, ruling rate 4 percent. Last loan 4, losing bid 3, offered at 4.
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New York
Financial market snapshot with rates and bonds
New York July 2 Mercantile paper six percent sterling bills trading near four point seven two. Commercial 60 day bills around four point seven one. Demand around four point seven five. Cables four point seven five seven sixteen. Guilders demand four point eleven four, cables four point seventeen six. Bar silver at seventy seven and three quarters cents. Mexican dollars at forty one and two thirds cents. Government bonds firm, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Metal markets July 22 steady lead and tin spot
Lead remains steady at about 11 1/2 cents. zinc and copper values show small movements with spot and near term prices noted. Spelter bids around 9 cents. electrolytic zinc ranges around 52 dollars for No. 2 and 48 dollars for No. 1 southern, with near term calls and August positions cited. tin steadies near 1 75 dollars per unit.
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E. Spelter
Market quotes London metals and copper futures update
London spot and futures prices listed for lead zinc copper tin and electrical cables. Spot Lea il futures mixed around 30 10s and 29 10s. Spelter copper tin and tin futures shown with corresponding price levels.
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London
Lea@il
Army orders list managers and department transfers
Inspectors general changes assign majors and lieutenants across departments including Hawaiian, Philippine, Eastern, Central, Southern and Southeastern. Cavalry transfers move Black Kunz Sherrill Jones Ghorey er, aviator duty, medical and quartermaster reallocations. retirements to Harvard Yale Fort Crook and Fort Sam Houston noted.
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Hawaiian
Hamilton
Highteenth
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Roderick H. Jones
Albert A. W. Ghoreyer
Fourth Engineers
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Yale University
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Harvard
Arthur T. Dalton
Fort Oglethorpe
Robert C. Loving
Medical Corps
Fort Crook
Fort Sam Houston
Lewis H. Prereton
Signal Corps
Alfred W. Bjornstad
Infantry
Ira L. Reeves
Washington
Globe Miners to Strike
Globe Arizona July 2 Interest centers on how many copper miners will obey the 7 oclock strike call.
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Globe
Globe, Ariz
Arizona Copper
Men of Ambulance Unit Are 10 Meet
A San Antonio Red Cross Ambulance Unit No. 38 meeting is set for 8 pm Tuesday at 228 Bedell Building. Seventy five recruits including physicians and drivers have been accepted and will attend. The unit needs two cooks and seeks more applicants to reach 119 total.
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San Antonio
Fatal Gorge Route Train Crash Near Niagara Falls
A belt line car on the Great Gorge route left its rails near Niagara Falls and plunged into the whirlpool rapids. Nine confirmed dead, two missing, and an unknown number possibly dead, with over twenty injured. Listed victims include Marion Lloyd Schmucker of Akron, J. P. Mack of Princeton, Mrs. Bertha Seatsron of Jamestown, and others. The washout from heavy rains caused the accident near Cantilever bridge after crossing from the Canadian side.
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Great Gorge
Marion Lloyd Schumaker
Akron
Ohio
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Princeton
Ind
Bertha Seatsron
Jamestown
J. G. M’coy
South Benton Boulevard
Kansas City
Alexander Heron
B. M. Rastery
Chicago
James S. Kemp
Scranton
Harvey G. Phelps
Schneetany
N.Y
Niagara
Lewiston
Plan to curb wild cotton futures trading presented to Redfield
Lord Northcliffe, head of the British Mission in the United States, outlined a plan to prevent wild speculation in cotton futures on British and American exchanges. He then took the proposal to the Department of Agriculture as Britain seeks coordinated dealings to stabilize prices after the Liverpool Exchange faced lockdowns amid volatile moves.
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Lord Northcliffe
United States
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool Exchange
Tousey Named Freight Agent for Southern Pacific
Tousey succeeds Dial O R as soliciting freight agent for the Southern Pacific in San Antonio. Dial resigns to join the Cotton Belt as travelling freight agent. Tousey has years of service with Sunset Central in various freight traffic roles.
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Dial
O. R. Tousey
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
P. H. Dial
Cotton Belt
Mr. Tousey
Sunset-Central Lines
Fourth of July Dance at West End Lake Pavilion
Willett's augmented orchestra will play at the West End Lake pavilion for an Independence Day dance. Dancing starts at 7 o'clock with gentlemen paying 50c and ladies admitted free. The event is described as delightful by attendees.
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West End Lake Pavilion
Willett
Cady
Horace E. Wilson Lawyer Ad
Horace E. Wilson attorney located at 607 508 State Bank Building Cr 8281 promotes legal services in an Adv notice.
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Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Mexican laborer posed as city detective arrested
A 28 year old Mexican laborer was arrested by Detectives Ruhnke and Guerra at 9 am Monday for impersonating a city detective. Officers say the suspect formerly held a county commission which has since been revoked.
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Ruhnke
Guerra
O Connell Loan Co Advertises Diamond and Watch Collateral Loans
O Connell Loan Co at 112 EB Houston Street offers collateral loans with diamonds and watches as security. Ad notes all loan types and collateral will be considered.
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O'Connell Loan Co
Houston St
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Palm Beach Suits at Hummel's Clothing Store
Palm Beach suits priced from 4.50 to 7.50 with extra pants available. About 2000 suits to choose from at Hummel's Clothing Store located at 305 West Commerce Street.
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Hummel’s Clothing
W. Commerce St
Rim injury from tire explosion hits pedestrian
Manuel Freire of 631 Refugio Street was struck on the arm by a tire rim hurled from a car driven by J. C. Martin of 105 Mebane Street when a tire exploded at 8 30 Monday morning at Avenue C and Houston Street. Freire was treated at Robert L. Greer Hospital and described injuries as not serious.
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Refugio Street
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Mebane Street
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Freire
Robert L. Greer
Trade for Gold and Jewelry at Alamo Plaza
Used to solicit old gold silver diamonds and coins with a buy or trade offer. Company advertises Ena oe Co at 315 Alamo Plaza.
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Ena Oe Co
Alamo Plaza
A block from high prices at Riebe's Jewelry Store
Riebe's Jewelry Store at 306 Main Ave advertises as a friend to shoppers with prices noted as low as possible. One line ad mentions Adv. and highlights store location while inviting inquiries.
Jeffery Cars Charges 1 50 Per Hour
A brief ad notes Jeffery Cars charging 1 50 per hour. The item appears as an early 20th century vehicle service offering hourly rates with no additional terms displayed.
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Attorney Dan Lewis Ad in Travis Street Building
Dan Lewis attorney at law advertises at 414 Fp men mme Building, Travis 6413, offering legal services.
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Travis
Clinton G. Brown Lawyer At Alamo Bank Blog
Clinton G. Brown, identified as a lawyer, is associated with the Alamo Bank Blog in an entry marked Cr. 424.-(Adv.).
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Clinton G. Brown
Alamo Bank
Herman Sons Concert and Garden Talk for Members
Notice announces a Fourth of July band concert and speaking event in the Garden at 8:30 p.m. for Herman Sons members and their families only. It is marked as an advertisement.
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Herman Sons
Come to Headquarters baseball team benefit dance
A benefit dance supporting the Headquarters baseball team is announced for Tuesday July 3 at the Army Post gymnasium. Witt's /Oreh. (Adv.)
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Army Post Gymnasium
Witt’'s
Oreh
Doctor Darrough to Lead Practice in Dr Bliem’s Absence
Pr Bliem states during his absence the practice will be led by Dr John Darrough who has worked with him for three years. Patients may reach him at the office and residence phones now listed for Dr Chang.
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Pr. Bliem
John Darrough
Chang
Furnished Rooms and Boarding for Rent Sign
Classified notice lists furnished rooms, boarding, and apartments for rent. Includes rates and location cues with address 131 Losoya Street Crockett. Printing company ad reference 3338- Adv.
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1 Printing Co
Losoya St. Crockett
Pecan Grove Dairy Announces Milk Size Change
Notice to customers from E Wahrmund of Pecan Grove Dairy states milk will be sold per pint quart beginning July 6. Adv.
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E. Wahrmund
Pecan Grove Dairy
Cavalry Recruit Drowns in Suspected Accident
A report to department headquarters Monday morning confirms the drowning of Recruit Sherman R. Damon of the Sixteenth Cavalry. The body was recovered.
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Department
Sherman R. Damon
Sixteenth Cavalry
Regiment to Leon Springs Moves to New Barracks
The Nineteenth Field Artillery left Monday for Leon Springs to occupy newly built barracks. The unit was moved to clear Camp Wilson for contractors' forces.
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Nineteenth Field Artillery
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