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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

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Bankers fear cotton profits. big corn yield reported

Mid summer business and farm conditions show some improvement but uncertainty remains about profitable cotton production this fall. Texan crops are generally favorable except storm paths, with rain delays easing. Cotton acreage may drop 25 percent, while the 1921 cotton crop is projected around 2.086 million bales. Boll weevil spread noted in southern Oklahoma. gulf coast fruit and truck crops strong. banks face heavier credit needs amid tighter money.

Dallas Tek Eleventh Dallna Federal Reserve Bank Samwarizes Texas Oklahoma Recor Roth Wiltat Gats Gulf Coast Ethot

Ironized Yeast tablets promised to boost health

An advertisement extols yeast as essential for health and vitality, noting modern diets lack vitamins. It promotes Ironized Yeast tablets packed with yeast and iron as a concentrated, more effective remedy than bread yeast, claiming easy, pleasant use and quick benefits.

Sheen Fanouy Chemieter Ted Teast Co Atlanta

Economic roundup notes drought and trade shifts across the Southwest

The report shows Blight rising after May in June, with bank clearings, permits, and oil output near May levels. Commercial failures jump in June, while building activity climbs 50 percent from 1920. Drought worsens stock water and ranges in Southern Arizona. Eastern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle improve. Texas tick eradication progresses with two million dipped in 103 counties and 54 counties released from federal guaranty. Livestock market dull. Fort Worth cattle receipts at 45, BIS head, lowest since June. Lumber production outpaced shipments for first time since winter. Oil wells cut prices yet sustain $60,000 daily barrels in June. Wholesale demand shifts from May. retail sales decline about 3.7 percent. Stores stock down, and Federal Reserve bank loans to members total $71.7 million, up $9.0 million from May. Airplane market shows no activity. member bank loans fall 3 percent and deposits by 8 percent over five weeks to June 20.

Federal Reserve Bank Arizona Drouth New Mexico Texas Panhandla Texas Pecas Lesas Fort Worth Itis Tane Federal Reserve Bank Oang Tyne

Quits Murder Theory In Knight Desert Search

Phoenix Arizona July 26 Sheriff John Montgomery halted the murder theory in the Knight case stating J. J. Knight a missing Dallas businessman wandered from his automobile and became lost in the desert. Clues were gathered but details were not released. Knight’s suitcase was found eight miles from the car near the resort eight miles northwest of the initial find.

Phoenix Ariz J. J. Knight Dallas John Montgomery Knight Saia Here Knights

Lumber Industry to Discuss Rates and Labor in Tacoma

Lumber men from across the country gather in Tacoma for meetings on freight rates labor issues and lumber prices. John Henry Kirby of Houston Texas president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association predicts a gradual recovery from the present illness saying the topic is too severe for discussion without profanity.

Tacoma Wash Daly John Henry Kirby Houston Tex National Lumber Maufacturers’ Association

Derailment Tragedy Hits New Carlisle Line

A New York Central passenger train derailed at New Carlisle after striking a heavy tanker truck. Fireman A TF John A I Fine and others are fatally injured. nine of twelve coaches evacuated. fire loss about 145000. Other notices report a $145000 blaze at a former street railway car barn in Kansas City and a Texas jailer visit by Drs Pat Conway.

South Bend Ind New York Central Chicago New Carlisle John A I Fine Kansas City Incal Street Railway Company Heller Robert Lee Pat Conwey San Angelos Texas Jey Allen Thee Ranch Lae Conway Bi Mire Allen Tom ‘Green County Nnd Duckwort

Kerrville Streets Improve As Surface Is Repaired

Kerrville Tex July 28 The principal wheels in the business section are being improved The surface is broken up scraed and rolled forming a hard even turf Watermelons and regards Fouzia Robert Lee July 24 Pine temolony were brought to Habert lee this week weighing 20 to 40 pounds from the J D Davie fare He also says he has a fine peanut crop

Herrville Kerrville Tex Robert Lee Habert Lee J. D. Davie

Surrender Totals Revealed for Herrera Rebel Army

Tamplca Mexico July 28 General Herrera submitted a roster showing 180 officers and 230 privates in the rebel army. Officers used with an orderly left none to fight, forcing surrender to avoid picket gaps. Terms banish all participants, with a 40 day grace before discharge. federal forces in Tamaulipas to supervise the process.

Tamplca Mex Machinca Herrera Herrera Mexico Arnulf Gamex Tamaulipas Huastecas

Corpus Christi Boy Dies in Texas Duty

Corpus Christi youth Roy Miller Jr., son of Ray Miller former mayor, died here Wednesday afternoon. Cause of death listed as duty related. Funeral arrangements noted with burial in a local cemetery. train schedule references and incomplete line items are present in the clipping.

Corpus Cheletl Corpus Christi Tex Roy Miller Jr Ray Miller Dexas Calitl

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