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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
7
An assessed valuation report released by Bexar County officials indicates a total property value exceeding 144 million dollars, with city-wide figures near 180 million including outlying areas. The increase over last year runs roughly thirty million, driven by new buildings and improvements, while central stock of merchandise remains steady.
Fragmented OCR notes reference declines in farm crops and agricultural activity across northern regions. Mentions departments, officials, and people such as Renae and Shek HH, with scattered terms suggesting policy actions and market issues. The legible items imply a rural economy facing stress and possible policy responses.
Wise promoters stage boxing shows featuring notable boxers such as Marty Wiles Ashton Doosh and Barrett Beats Wellin in New York and Philadelphia. Reports mention Wilken accusing Harry Grob, a Pittsburgh fighter, during a New York commission event. Lounging crowds expected a Labor Day bout with Slew Mack Company and Sill Frenne of Chicago among participants.
A garbled report centers on Taek Waite and a Sunlep Hotel associate amid a questionable golf tale. The text mentions a seventh hole incident, affidavits, and a judge, with names such as Mayes and Stalph Giza appearing in a confusing legal frame.
Fragmented article recounts a chaotic track and field scene with names and events including New York venues, promised comebacks, and various athletes contesting titles. It mentions Mrs Rudy and Mr William J Danes among attendees and references preparation for upcoming Friday events and state championships.
Delan H Ravenga reports on Nettie Burleigh of Wakefield Maine a farmer turned candidate on the Republican ticket for Maine’s next congresswoman The piece notes her rural upbringing farm experience breeding and dairy work and her proximity to securing the nomination while highlighting Burleigh’s connections and public profile in Merrimack Valley and Winslow Maine with emphasis on her self made farming ascent and political aspiration.
A garbled report outlines a police inquiry surrounding a liquor incident. It mentions a substation officer, investigations at a maze rental site, and references to bottles, suspects, and a court appearance. The text is heavily corrupted but implies an arrest or charge related to intoxicants and property.
Associated Press report from Washington notes Democratic senators debate a joint claims commission linked to peacetime payments for American naval equipment and property losses. Senator Lodge and others express support, while Senator Underwood stresses tying compensation to U S ownership and government action amid legal questions.
A chaotic OCR page notes livestock at Chicago yards showing steady to weaker trends. Cattle and hog values ranged with steers around 10.85 dollars top, cows and heifers near 8.50, and various hog and lamb prices mixed amid a light, fluctuating market.
The text catalogs currency rates and commodity mentions in a dense, OCR damaged ledger style. It lists various monetary values and international references such as Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, and Austria with speculative demand figures and prices. The jumble references trade names, futures, and exchange phrases in a murky, archived tone.
Officers received training at Canoe Sravis then prepared to travel to TVG Vam Hebaked for additional schooling. A planned ceremony honored the officers. due to weather and scheduling, the program closed with a display of equipment and a demonstration.
Jumbled text describes a crime or prison event with references to a jailer and multiple individuals including a maternal figure. Apparent names and places are garbled, with mentions of a bond and a legal proceeding. The readable content is too fragmented to identify clear facts, dates, or outcomes.
Polls closed after a brisk but close election with several contests decided by small margins. John 2 lost to a slighter margin while Davis defeats Mees TA Vines by Alvin Gt. Precinct officers Cennis Con and Tal Clow faced stiff opposition.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names such as Monit Anteounes Satyr and Hac recounts, with dated reference 1848 and a sum of $5,090. The text is fragmented and contains multiple broken phrases and nonstandard spellings, making precise event details difficult to determine.
Chicago and Kansas City notes indicate wheat held near unchanged levels with marginal two cent shifts for July and September futures. Market observers cite hedging activity and weather expectations as key factors while demand remains steady and pricing reflects cautious investor sentiment.
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