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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1922
Page
11
Chicago reports fluctuating prices across cattle hogs and sheep as demand wavers and supplies tighten. Prices for hogs and cattle drift throughout the day with notable declines in some categories while others hold steady, led by cautious buyer activity and producer patience.
A local fashion event features a shift in hair styling trends as attendees discuss new looks. Designers and participants debated current silhouettes, fabrics, and grooming choices, signaling a broader shift in salon styles and personal presentation.
Traders watched railroad bonds lead the session with gains beyond others as new York notes showed mixed results. Shifting prices, convertible securities drew attention after several issues beat earlier expectations, while sugar and Cuban notes offered contrasting performances in a volatile trading day.
A garbled market note reports wheat prices dipping below 270 and corn dropping sharply. It mentions variability in shipping, weather impacts, and export concerns, with references to prices, producers, and global trade pressures affecting cereal markets.
A draft city ordinance approved by the county council proposes strict dairy and milk handling rules for San Antonio and nearby areas. It details dairy sales prohibitions, franchise fees for wagons, milk testing requirements, and sanitation standards to regulate vendors and protect public health.
A garbled report shows candidates from various regions trading unclear promises at a public event. Names and places are indistinct, with scattered dates and roles. the piece hints at political tension and procedural questions without clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places including Willow City, Kennedy, and Mar in a muddled narrative about marriages and individuals. The readable facts reference people such as Qui Wiank and George Scote and events around first marriages and social groups, but details are unclear.
A memorial ceremony in France honors soldiers who died in the Argonne Forest. Officials read names and recited the story of the 1918 Allied offensive. The unveiling reflected on the bravery of American, French, and allied units during the push that aided victory.
Washington reports the tariff measure may not pass before the election with the House and Senate maneuvering delays. Officials warn the bill’s fate hinges on ongoing committee reviews and disputed provisions affecting duties, valuations, and new imports as campaigns begin.
A disjointed OCR capture mentions San Benito and varied terms about plantings, matches, and individuals. The readable parts reference a game or event, names like Hillnerue, Konag, and Duhon Gaye, plus scattered scores and locations, but crucial details are obscured by garbled characters and errors.
The Kelly Poloists secured a narrow victory over their Meadowquarter rivals Sunday, finishing 1649 10 in a stumble prone game on soft ground. Maj Garrison and Maj Neowa contributed for the winners while officers vow to keep the squad ready for the next contest.
The CHIC CHICS defeated Ajax 10 to 0 in a doubleheader, securing a dominant win as star players Ayers and Bonnet featured strongly. Mirteen and Wikt Manegee contributed key moments while Ajax battled through errors and late struggles.
New York July 34 The oldren Tat Jackson of Dh l has inspired from it is telepriced legal ae vicer that his name can be substituted ay the centeret Gut Merry Wills bay to fight Jack Demazer. Wills seeks to knock out Jackson prospects with a long left and right hands, but Jackson’s lack of experience may counter. Analysts note Wills has employed gambits and Jackson could present a tougher match than Fulton or Nor. The bout sits as a potential setup while both sides assess the odds and crowd anticipation grows.
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