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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented older copy argues against federal control over interstate commerce, defending states rights under the commerce clause. It emphasizes preserving democracy, warns against centralization, and notes opposition to government price fixing and wage controls.
Incoherent notes describe damage to cotton crops with references to pods and fibers. Mentions possible pest impact and need for action by authorities, with unclear names or dates.
Fragmented OCR text shows unstable market talk with references to New York trading, the franc, and Friday activity. Mentions of Brees and a Saturday ch point to a chaotic commerce brief. No clear event or outcomes are determined in readable fragments.
Pattern 902 provides detailed directions for a knitted blouse intended to flatter figures with sizing 14-36, 28-40, and 42-44. Includes material requirements, illustrations, and a request for 10 cents and stamped envelopes to the Serene Stains of Rain coin.
New York June 3 AP buyers lifted favorites as traders weighed NRA developments. Case and Columbia Gas led gains with modest advances elsewhere as money rates steadied. Analysts forecast industry changes during the dull summer, with caution on steel and mining shares.
Fragmented OCR item mentions metals like copper and spot prices with garbled numbers and several place names. Readable bits reference New York, Berlin, and Amman, plus mentions of plates and markets. Overall unclear data, likely a stock or commodity blurb with many misreads.
Unstable grain trading in Chicago features early gains in wheat and corn on bullish notes from planting concerns, with soy and oats showing varied response. Charted prices drift as buyers pull back later, while domestic demand and supply shifts influence the overall market tone.
Fragmented text references sugar and coffee notes, various names, places, and numbers. It mentions stores, markets, rates, and a parade of characters, hints at prices and prep, and includes garbled phrases about wartime and public notices. The readable bits sketch a noisy, mixed historical page item.
Checp men and sheep and goat raisers in Val Verde County gather at the county courthouse to urge Governor James V. Allred to seek state aid for border protections. Representative Stanford Payne of Wisistrick is to present a request after a Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers session. Roger Gilly chairs the meeting. 100000 pounds of wool signed up. dues set at 1 cent per pound. A permanent secretary will be elected March 13 with H. M. Phillips of San Angelo as secretary.
Lytle chapter installs the following officers for the ensuing year. Samme Walker WF Gus Irsler Lizgle Abr associate P.y Bille Kil born secretary Sarah Mitchmare treasurer Mable Kirby conductor uth Davis assistant conductor eola Steele chaplain Eva Roach marshal Kathleen Hester organist Mary Mertin Adah Edith Hawes Ruth Vivian Billings Esther Bonnie Pilgrim Martha Ida Petmeckye Electa Dora Green warden Luther Kilborn sentinel.
Washington June 3 Treasury records show the government ran a deficit of about 3 billion in the current fiscal period. President Roosevelt, in a year end message, cites urgent needs and long term budget pressure. Pipe work also reported starting at Magnolia Petroleum, with a 65 minute duration.
The Cotton Market notes demand indicators with quoted prices and monthly figures. Prices shown include good middling and middling exchanges with December and January trade values and a reference to regional markets and shipments.
Wall Street briefs report mixed results with unfavorable earnings and dividend data for March and April. Standard Statistics shows declines in several sectors while shipments and production levels edge down, with notable drops in May and early June.
Livestock sales at the San Antonio market show price levels steady with brisk demand for some classes. Cattle, calves, and hogs posted varied yields as buyers offered steady to higher bids, while packers moved limited lots amid selective purchases.
A garbled industry note cites Pleelsten Merthandlas Dg reporting sales data for Vacuum Gleaner Manufacturers. It notes VR cleanser sales reaching 547,336 units and a value near 27,376,800 in 193%. Peak sales occurred in 1929, with highest net value around 4.4. The text mentions declines in 1954 and references frames or “cles awerp” amid market shifts.
Readable lines show varied commodity prices for fruits vegetables and dairy in a wholesale market. Notable items include apples yellow and Winesap, cantaloupes, melons, onions, potatoes new white, oranges California, grapefruits, peppers green and hot, cucumbers, grapes, strawberries, tomatoes, spinach, squash, and poultry eggs dairy with precise crate and bushel quotes and unit prices for multiple regions and varieties.
A dense list of poultry and dairy items with prices and vendors across New York include live poultry, chicken parts, and eggs. Items such as leghorns, rock fryers, ducks, and turkeys are priced by weight, with dairy products and creamery offerings noted. The excerpt catalogs multiple vendors and a wide range of goods, reflecting a bustling market page.
Market notes indicate wool prices varied with quality, as Boston buyers and sellers discuss median offers. Traders note stable demand for finer wools, while coarser lots see softer interest, influencing forthcoming listings and negotiations.
A rugged ninth inning featured Banton and Linke sparking late offense as Brant, Pettit, and Dietrich contributed key hits. Pitchers Faced tough lines with Quin McGowan and Umpires staff shaping the verdict in a tight contest.
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