Most Money in Perishable Goods Profit Cycle
By 3B C Forbes the piece argues the most profitable ventures come from goods that wear out quickly. It cites autos, utilities, oil, and film as enduring profit sources, noting constant model changes, rising consumption, and high turnover. It highlights Sears Roebuck and Woolworth as examples and stresses rapid turnover as key to commercial success.
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Moody Vetoes Parts of Educational and Crockett Memorial Bills
Governor Moody vetoed 294,?861 from the general appropriation bill for education and departmental emergencies. He also disapproved the 100,000 Crockett memorial construction bill, delaying the Crockett building project memorial to a later time.
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Marital Licenses Issued Amid Patchwork Names Across City
Vital-Statistics records show multiple marriage licenses issued with numerous names and places amid scattered OCR garble. Notable entries include Jo mad Leon Jones Geel and Vituinia Suacanon along with several individuals tied to hospitals, burials, and local institutions, reflecting a broad registrar activity and tied affiliations across the region.
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Tareas
Lennart
Paitie
Polaron
Opie and
Bugente Aunlres
Houston Lynch
E Pops
Antonie
Piere Reveece
Vela
Radio stations completed on New York Chicago airway
The final Duk in the chain of radio stations for the New York Chicago airway is finished at Maywood Illinois and will be activated. The Commerce Department aeronautics division sanctioned stations at Sterling Illinois for guidance and more stations planned for St Louis Kansas City Wichita Oakland Reno Fresno and Los Angeles. Mexico City reports construction on several stations from Brownsville Texas to Tampico and the central station at Valbuena completed. Engineers seek to establish a station at Vera Cruz as well.
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Mexico Retains Residence Plan for Work Class
Mexico keeps its residency requirement for all workers inside the country. Officials report multiple complaints from individuals arrested under the order and say enforcement will continue.
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Burial Conducted for Mrs Haubold in San Antonio
Burial services for Mrs Annie Haubold were held Tuesday afternoon in San Antonio. Rev H P Bates of Westminster Presbyterian Church conducted the rites. Mrs Haubold, a German native, had resided in San Antonio for many years. She is survived by two daughters Miss Anna Glare Haubold and Miss Alma Haubold, one son Alfred Tanbold, and one sister Mrs E P Henderson, all of San Antonio.
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Farmer Accused of Attack Jailed in Waxahachie
A 42 year old farmer named Fowler is jailed after being accused of assault with intent to kill. He allegedly roamed county for weeks on foot before firing at a man and striking him in the back.
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Fowler
Asaault
Lo Eusloily
Princess Ileana to Wed. Ties With Hohenzollern Circle
Princess Ileana travels in a speeding car toward Czechoslovakia and Austria en route to Sigmaringen Castle to visit cousin Prince Friedrich. English companion Miss Marr accompanies her for a three week stay with members of the former German imperial family expected to gather. Reports say Princess Neana may soon be engaged to a German prince, while Ileana and companion pause in Vienna and Munich on the way.
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Ileana Apd
Vienna
Munich
Gun Vigil incidents in San Antonio prompt hospital checks
Police said two young men were fired on by W P Manan at 4437 West Commerce Street Mason Street Tuesday morning. Hospitals and physicians were checking if emergency treatment had been given Monday night. Mason claimed he caught two men in his store and fired a shotgun, believing one was struck.
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Physicians
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West Commerce Street
Mason
Pope Blesses 5000 Seminarians In St Peters Square
From the Vatican Pope Pius blesses about 5000 seminarians from around the world gathered in St Peters Square. Seminarians cheer with data handkerchiefs as Spanish students perform a hymn and their national anthem in honor of the pontiff.
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Will Erect Building for Nae Antonio HQ by Defenders of America
The Defenders of America announce plans to establish a national headquarters in San Antonio with a 7:80 pm Thursday meeting at the St. Anthony hotel ballroom. Eligible include veterans, government workers, and Organized Reserves members who may form camps nationwide. Current San Antonio HQs occupy the fourth floor of the court house. Officers include Camp Commander Ray Sanders and others: Philip Corbusier, Fred Foster, Harry Laberkorn, B. F. Nickum, James Dykes, Charles Anderson, John Collins, Dr. O. Bint, Ray Bradlex, and John Shenk.
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San Antonio
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We Ray Hradlex
Camp Champlain
Jobo Shenk
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Fragmented OCR Note Shows Odd Stock Tips and Letters
A damaged, heavily garbled note references stock tips, tipping, and references to a census and refueling fever. It includes stray phrases about breaking records, an engine, birds, and a closing signoff from WILL ROGEES, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects.
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Mr. Brisbase
Yo Yo Derby Set for Lions Field
San Antonio children up to 18 invited to a yo yo contest at Lions Field at 10 a m Saturday. Vic Schulte of the city recreational department announces prizes for the contestant who can perform the greatest trick or skill.
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Liete Field Ab
Vic Schulte
City Recreational Department
Injured Girl Incoma Rallies Yet Unconscious At Baylor
Fourteen year old Lors Schmitt remained unconscious at Baylor day after a skull fracture from a July accident near Brackenridge Park. Doctors said awakening to consciousness was unlikely and reported Monday night some signs of partial recovery but no full awareness expected.
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P Euddon
Alpipe Drive
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