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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1935
Page
4
The New York cotton market shows brisk trading as buyers from the Far East and the South engage with eastern firms and spot interests. Final prices drifted downward with October and December contracts quoted at varied levels amid fluctuating demand and currency shifts.
A compiled notice lists individuals granted licenses and burial permits. Names include Magalage, Garcia, Ayardo, Ed Ayardo, Trinidad, Alving, Allen, Farutm, Hernan Capone, Frances, and others with addresses such as Arbor Place and Sherman Street. Dates reference births and ceremonies. multiple entries indicate licenses and burial authorizations.
A fifth man is in custody in a Charleston insurance death probe as officers pursue the case. In San Antonio a public hearing notice outlines an upcoming ordinance change with details on submission and voting, including publication deadlines and city commission actions.
The record lists numerous cases across district courts including dismissals in the State of Alabama with mentions of Banks such as The Alabama National Bank and suits over notes, divorces, and property matters. The Fifth District and Seventh District courts show judgments for plaintiffs and various civil actions, with sums noted like 1436.40 and 625.04 alongside criminal appeals and other civil filings. Descriptions also reference guardianship, damages, and public notices in a dense docket style typical of a period court record.
Obituaries and funeral notices list Mary Atginzan who died at 61 with services at Akers chapel officiated by Rev Walter Anthony and R B Rector. several survivors including J B Atkinson and Mery Ellet Shiner, interment at Mission Barerpart. Additional notices mention services in New Brauntels for Christine Pape and others, with multiple survivors and burial plans across several towns. The fragmentary text lists names, relations, and burial times, indicating a cluster of memorial notices from a regional paper.
The San Antonio livestock market showed strong meat prices for superior cattle and hogs, with steady to firm calf values but overall slow movement for butcher stock. Receipts and weekly totals reflected a mixed week as buyers favored prime lots while undercuts and lower grades struggled to move.
Fort Worth buyers and sellers report varied livestock values across cattle calves and sheep. Prices span fat cows and yearlings with fat lambs and wethers showing activity. figures include per hundredweight ranges and specific lot notes from local agents and handlers.
The page shows scattered bond quotations and prices across government bonds foreign issues and corporate listings with numerous percentages and figures interwoven. The chaotic scan includes references to Britain France Italy and the United States markets with mixed legible and illegible lines.
In San Diego July 99 General Plutario Calles, former president of Mexico, says he is done with politics and marriage, planning to retire in Mexico City. He arrives with son in law and daughter Hortense Calles de Torreblanca for a two week province visit, declining further discussion of national affairs.
Fragmentary ad notes poultry and produce items with prices and weights. Mentions chickens, cobblers, and various goods with figures like 1.409h, 41.55, and 160 dollars. Content appears as an old market listing or classified ad with garbled OCR text and scattered product notes.
A fragmented list recounts numerous real estate transfers, deeds, and estate settlements across multiple city blocks and new city lots. Names such as Irene Seird, Clara Chamberstems, and Aubrey Gerald appear among varied transactions dated 1925 to 1999, with references to blocks like 140 2168 4080 and notes on receiverships and liens.
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