Upward Trend Indicated in 1933 Corporate Earnings
A report on the 1933 Lusane Braves Steel group shows improved earnings through the first half of the year. Firms like Chesapeake and Ohio and National Tea posted solid gains, while production lagged behind demand. Government efforts to push blanket wage codes aim to close the production consumption gap.
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Galt
Dummis Ihe
Navy
Uhe
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Congoleum Nairn
Core Prodds Refining
Dame Mins
Jimmed
Krager Grocer
National Tea
Penick and Fort
Uniteo Fruit
Department of Labor
Eemployers
Mattern Plans New York Flight After Arctic Expedition
Jimmy Mattern intends to continue to New York with his expedition and complete his world flight. He and three companions, who set out from Texas in search of him, could reach New York soon, having been welcomed back by old acquaintances after arriving from Nome.
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Mattern
Market Shifts Amid Broad Realty Renaming Signals Trading
AP reports stock activity as Broad realty renamed amid broad market moves. Many leaders showed gains of 3 or more points, with Alphabetic Chemical rising about 2 points and several names advancing after early weakness. The session reflected cautious optimism as credit conditions and federal policy influenced sentiment on Main Street and Wall Street.
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Stiike
Avilve
Can Biter
Allce Chemical
Case
Amerstan
Industral
Onishi Tal
Vommelin
Wall Street
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Bath
Vankirk
Enmaletien
Arule
Ayant Odalee
Dnelvided
United Biatee Taubes
Aleadiel Sirlein
Hong
Anid Amie Torr
Edie
Toby Toon
Ainweton
Huei
Valid Eiki Tiehier
Ste & Wille
Olmos Sewer Project Plans Loan from Public Works
Olmos District Improvement Association launches plans to secure a 110000 loan for an Olmos district sewer system. At Monday night meeting members endorsed the plan. J G Fall and others were elected directors. The group also discussed a private police organization and lower water rates, opposing a private cemetery in the area.
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Olmos
Olmos District Improvement Association
Thessepolulion
Beddedlah
J. OC Tall
J. G. Fall
L. D. Onmshe
William Ochne
Wil- Miata Sehi
Injunction Filed to Halt Unlicensed Medical Practice
A suit for permanent injunction seeks to stop H T Rothell from practicing medicine in Texas. The petition alleges Rothell treated patients without registration or a license from the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners. It notes a May 25 fine of 80 pounds on charges of practicing without proper credentials.
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H.T. Rothell
Letas
Eax
Conn
Grover CG
Morrie
Bothell
Texas State Board of Medical Examiners
Grain Market Faces Upturns and Erratic Wheat Prices
The grain market shows early day upturns with wheat futures advancing amid limited volume and cautious demand. Reports indicate Bloomington suspension from the Chicago exchange and general buying interest, while corn and oats hold steadier or rise modestly as prices inch higher.
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Pilces
Elie New Tork
Ulster
Gellaron Advancen
Holdere
Bloomington
Chicago Exchange
Chicago
World Treaty On Wheat In Bal an
World wheat talks at London falter over method of sharing duties as big four producers U S Canada Argentina and Australia push for cooperative pricing. French and Italian envoys show more willingness while German tariff limits complicate progress. Importers press new offers as Thursday deadline looms and Russian export participation remains uncertain.
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London
Wepatia
Germany
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Steed
M. Gautier
Trial of Beer Hearing Pushed to 10 A M by Judge
Judge W W McCrory of Ninelys Fourth District Court again delayed the beer hearing tea time to 10 am Tuesday and Wednesday. The court favored a criminal case Monday morning, with no completion yet. The city seeks to bar Mars Cigarettes and Alhambra Club from beer sales by bond or padlock injunctions while both sides prepare to argue the legality of the Dean order.
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Ninelys Fourth District Court
San Antonio
Mars Cigarettre
East
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Alhambra Club
Fannin Street
Comel
Lytle Peanut Harvest Underway Amid Lower Yields
In Lytle on July 25 harvest of peanuts began in earnest as thrashers work. The season yields and acreage run about half of last year with prices reopening around six and a half cents, doubling early season levels.
San Antonio Livestock Market Roundup
Morning cattle and veal prices held steady with brisk demand in San Antonio, Fort Worth and Chicago markets. Calves, yearlings, and hogs showed varied activity while sheep and goats remained light. notable quotes from buyers and sellers across multiple yards, with weekly totals and weight-specific bids.
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San Antonio
Ind
Worth
Popetier
Willi
Lambe
Union Stock Yards
Indicays
Sf O Mercer
Lali
Campbell
Benderly
Stroville
Croy
Blaney
B. Higdon
New York Vote Count Confusion Delays Early Results
Reported confusion and unclear tallies surround the early vote in New York as registrants and authorities work to resolve discrepancies. Officials emphasize orderly counting while citizens await formal results amid fevered expectations.
Federal aid rules for public works loans explained
Washington January 24 The government under the recovery act may grant 30 percent of project costs with 70 percent from state or municipal funds or loans at 4 percent. States must show financial stability security and self guidance. Private projects may be funded only as loans and repaid with interest. Final approval rests with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
LD. G
Waib- Tc Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Uisa
Jones
Ickes
Roosevelt
Cotton Market Steady Open Amid Rain Delays in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 28 the cotton market opened steady as July contracts gained up to 7 points before pulsing by noon. October and December futures climbed, while selling later trimmed gains. In Liverpool, July 25 quotes showed American exports and fair demand with prices sustaining modest advances amid regional rain and softening futures.
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Lverpool
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Iie
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Hig Inst
Taverpool Cotton
Liverpool
Areelpia
Baloa
Wall Street Spectator on Market Turn and Strategy
New York July 28. Wall Street Spectator notes markets rally faded. advises delaying purchases until liquidation runs its course. Predicts a secondary reaction in days ahead and a shift to short selling as a lead into the next major rise. Mentions big holders hit in a week and banks absorbing tools amid street gossip.
Mounted Inspectors Pass Muster in Customs Service
A group of eight veteran inspectors, part of 23 whose appointments were blocked by health and age tests, have passed muster and rejoined as mounted officers. In 1982 Roy Campbell obtained a presidential order for older customs personnel in the district. Investigations earlier this year questioned health and age limitations, leaving most of the list unlikely to keep jobs, though two guardians of the canal along the Rlu Grende became full civil service employees this week.
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Cecolit
Customs House
Roy Campbell
Tolletor
Customs
Hoover
Washington
Segalist
Aly T
Governors Pledge Recovery Support At National Conference
In San Francisco July 25 governors at the twenty fifth annual meeting of the national governors conference pledged support for the administration recovery program. The session focused on taxation and the governors powers as they discussed state role in economic revival during the tour.
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San Francisco
Pleder
Roosevelt
Street Name Marker Plan Cleared by City Mayor
The presidents council of local clubs secured permission from Mayor C. K. Quin to complete a curb painting project naming streets and block numbers. The plan requires no city cost.
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C. K. Quin
Baker to Preach at Travis Park Methodist Church
George Baker will speak at mid week services at Travis Park Methodist Church Bo. o. Wednesday. Assistants will Booster Dr H Williams the shaker W L Mash milsia director Mrs Ernest Raby.
Woman Burned as Gas Stove Explodes Injuring Fernandes
A woman about 60, at 30d Bonth Lean hatred, suffered severe burns Tuesday when a gasoline stove exploded. She was rushed to Robert B Green hospital for emergency treatment.
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Steve
New Supplies On Sale At Mart From California And Mexico
Locally grown fruits and vegetables arrive at Herket plaza on Tuesday with fresh goods from California and Mexico. Bartlett pears from California priced at 93.60 per box mark the first of the season alongside a wide range of prices for cantaloupes, apples, grapes, peaches, and other produce. Dairy and poultry items, including butter and eggs, are listed with varied prices.
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Mexico
Bartlett Pesre
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Errata
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Enra
Dora
Agige Inbirason
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Reconstruction era advice on stock market timing
A historical ad blends financial tips with religious and political rhetoric, urging readers to follow market cycles and avoid guessing. It touts forecasts for 1993, lists subscription prices, and advertises “WALL STHAE AVOCK SELECTOR” and related financial services from W. D. Gann in New York.
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Roosevelt
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Sonal
Daily Telegraph
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