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A fragment notes three microscopes for sale and mentions Giesel Feed on WG with potential misreadings. чит
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
13
A fragment notes three microscopes for sale and mentions Giesel Feed on WG with potential misreadings. чит
In Chicago on May 10 the first American Railroad Week was celebrated across 28 western railroads. The event showcased over 15,000 locomotive whistles and aimed to inform the public that railroads remain at the forefront of transportation progress.
Anne Lyddane, Rockville bank secretary, faces state charges alleging she plotted to kill Mrs. Beall, wife of a Carnesville garage owner. Her husband largely supports her as the case unfolds with nearly 30 witnesses planned. defense calls it a frameup. A related line notes an ad urging quick job finds via light classifieds.
Albuquerque June 40 Dr Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt administration warned that the nation faces dangers from internal strife after the Supreme Court NRA decision. He spoke at the University of New Mexico commencement and argued for national solutions, criticizing flexible constitutions and praising President Roosevelt’s 1933 rescue efforts.
Washington June 1 Secretary Ickes announced restoration of the 4 percent interest rate on older PWA loans to states and communities. The move aims to attract private capital for nonfederal expenditures, with the new policy allowing grants only where state funds or private borrowing cover the rest. The advisory committee on allotments met at the White House to discuss spending the 4 billion works fund and authorization to continue existing grant practices.
Wetmore farmer Albert Weller, 95, was bitten by a rattlesnake on the left ankle Monday and treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Meng of the bite was reported with medical care ongoing.
Real estate activity shows rising values across the United States with more distressed sales moving through title and abstract firms. James Sheridan of the American Title Association cites increasing rents and residential construction as indicators, noting banks returning to first mortgages as strong investments.
Hexer county farmers with mortgages showing insufficient funds are invited to a 2:30 p.m. Tuesday session on the fourth floor of the Besar county courthouse. G A Mayfield, superintendent, will outline how the federal farm debt conciliation committees aim to reach agreements with mortgage firms. Speakers include BR 4 Murray, Perry Richey of the federal committee, and a federal land bank representative from Houston.
Police investigated a morning incident in which 37 freight riders allegedly restrained a Black transient, fired rounds, and fled after a theft of clothing jewelry and silverware worth about 1000 dollars at Taylor Sunday night. Officers checked hospitals for a possible injury while pursuing suspects.
Senate prepares for a roll call on a measure by Senator Wheeler to curb public utility holding companies. Democrat Sengar Wheeler of Montana predicts quick approval and sending the bill to the House within hours, while the House faces its own stiff battle.
Francisco Lopez, 80, a wealthy rancher of Webb and Ramos counties, died at his home in Osilon after a short illness. A native of Mier, Mesleo, he had lived in this section most of his life. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the ranch home five miles north of Brin.
Fragmentary classified notice mentions a furnished apartment for rent and three microscopes for sale. References Avenue, classification labels, light classified hints. No clear dates or full names provided.
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