Grain Market Notes from Chicago and San Antonio
Grain market summaries show wheat prices in Chicago dipping then rallying amid rain in Canada and mixed domestic demand. Canada crop damage estimates rise while prairie yields look weak, with 1933 projections around 225,000 bushels versus 408 million last year. San Antonio quotes for durum and shelled corn indicate local price movements, while general market tone cites July and September futures activity and overseas influences. Public reports note rainfall impacts and harvest deterioration in northern North Dakota and Pacific Northwest, with exports and domestic consumption shaping the price outlook.
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Chicago
Winnineg
Ling Opersiona
Canada
Prairie
Colca
Domantic
North Dakota
Pacific
Livestock Market Report From San Antonio and Chicago
Livestock activity eased with heavy rain delaying sales near San Antonio while buyers showed interest in cattle hogs and horses. Chicago and Kansas City markets reflected softer demand with lower prices for prime cattle and vealers, and steady to light trading for feeders and cows amid mixed receipts.
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Artonio
San Antonio
Wedie & Market
Fomatin
Gan Antonio
Texas
Dallas
Tim Roach
Devine
Mees
Floreavile
Ives
Pounsle
Pounda
Fei
Wimnda
Fran Loeftier
Manon
Samsel
Kenedy
Cmicaca Livestock
Chicago
Hocher
Torny
Lamba
Burtane Wien
Cotton Market on Orleans July 29 AP report
The Orleans cotton market opened quiet but steady with limited demand. First trades showed small gains in some futures while nearby prices slipped. later, the market remained subdued as stocks were closed and selling dominated early activity.
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Orleans
Liverpool
Ceinher
Nojnta
Awarded Degree After 50 Years
Kalamazoo Mirth July 29 INS- Prank Boyden of Kalamazoo waited 60 years to receive his bachelor of arts degree after a past disciplinary action denied him. In 1933 he was given a bachelor of W terrture degree instead of the degree earned. President Al 20 Haten noted his father's 54 years as a trustee and Hayden's royal alumnus status, leading to the conferral at the conclusion of the 1933 commencement.
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Kalamazoo
INS
Boyden
Hayden
Hoben
Court Bars Use of Rear Entrance
Washington July 29 Court of Appeals barred Katherine Douglas and her two aunts from using a rear three foot alley between their home at 416 East Capitol Street and the next door property owned by Charles N. Lelman. The step ends a dispute over permanent access to the alley by the Douglas family based on claimed ownership of a four inch portion.
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Washington, D.C
Katherine Douglas
East Capitol Street
District Court of Appeals
Charles N. Lelman
Douglas
Unclear OCR: Obscure Cottonseed Oil and Dates Report
Fragmentary text mentions cottonseed oil, monetary figures, dates, and names but the reading is garbled with many errors. No clear event, persons, or specifics emerge to form a factual summary.
Primrose club holds meeting and plans social events
Primrose club members met Thursday at Mrs J C Herzigs home on Buena Vieja. Mrs J B Gnoden reelected president and Mrs B N Butler secretary and treasurer. Guests won prizes in Hunco, with a luncheon and theater party planned for Thursday. Colonel and Mrs Roger Brooke to be honored at a dinner to follow. Community dances and social events announced including Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle and Daughters of the Nite moonlight party at Landa park. Mrs George V Calvert and Miss Ruth Scott Tiatad to host a lingerie shower and bridge party on Sunday to honor the bride-elect in August.
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Primrose Club
J. C. Herzig
Buena Vieja Street
J.B. Gnoden
B. N. Butler
Mesdaines
J.C. Lanion
B. Rosencrans
L. B. Jordan
J. G. Herzig
RR. Schaefer
Buller
T. Kosh
L. G. Wilts
J. B. Gootien
J. C. Leraig
L. R. Jorden
Rosencrans
Benacfer
J. CO. Lanon
W. A. Warren
J. Kahn
George V, Calvert
Tester Veltmann
Donaldson ‘Avenue
Ruth Scot
Vacations Puzzle Impacts State Employees In Change
Austin reports a vacation puzzle as new department heads take charge after January. A rule requires six months payroll for vacation eligibility and another law forces all vacations before September 1. Employers in the secretary of state and educational departments fear many workers will miss vacations until mid July.
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Austin
of State
Educational Department
W. W. Heath
L. A. Woods
Secretary of State
Tme
Jang
McCallim
Heath
Wool Market Demand In Tusloa Market Sluggish
Demand for wool in the Tusloa market slowed with marked declines in the past week. Prices for fine combing merino and related fibers were weak while the industry awaits clearer guidance on internal trade and employment shifts.
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Rnston
Boston
Tly
Tusloa
Sper
Nffa
Rade Togmibers
Pening Indiatria
Money and Metals TLONTION MONEY
London reports volatile pricing in commodities and finance with a focus on silver and market shipments. The brief notes shipments and various price movements, mentioning currencies and month figures in a compact, period-appropriate tone.
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London
Sar
Special Service at First Evangelical Church
The third quarterly Gamme service will be held at First Evangelical Church Nolan and Muncey streets at 10 40 a m and 7 p m Sunday with Rev F J Winter district superintendent of the Evangelical Church in Texas preaching. The morning subject will be Denying Whatever and the night subject will be Caesar vs God.
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Wirst
Evangelical Church
Nolan and
Muncey Streets
Blinday
F. J. Winter
Evangelical Church In
Texas
God
Far loans disbursed and approved by regional credit corps
Washington July 28 More than 200 000 000 in loans to help farmers have been disbursed or approved by regional agricultural credit corporations with offices in 34 cities. The administration reports loans totaling 422 803 farmers 100 245 000 dollars disbursed and 43 239 000 approved but not disbursed for 24 051 farmers. Chicago leads disbursements at 489 000 dollars, while San Angelo Texas shows 6 797 000 from 1018 loans. Minneapolis office reports 12 004 000. Fort Worth 479 loans 3 927 000 dollars Houston 4439 loans 3 171 000 dollars.
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Washington
D.C
Ipem Credit Administration
Thei
Eliae of Business
Chicago
San Angrin
Texas
Minnearolis
Fort Worth
Houston
San Angelo
Westminster Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Closes
The fifth annual Vacation Bible School at Westminster Presbyterian closed this week after a demonstration by more than 100 children on Friday night. The two week program served children aged 4 to 16. Also appearing today in Classifications 73 light classifieds.
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Westminster Presbyterian
Ehuich
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