Cotton Easier First Trades and Market Notes
New Orleans and New York cotton markets opened lower on June 17 amid selling and favorable weather. Prices for July to December slipped while Treasury news and easing demand influenced activity. Trading showed active months with declines of several points and a mixed tone as futures moved near key levels.
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New Orleans
Tellon
Carriea
F Pointe
Balurday
Belles Femang
New
Steedarwas
Demant
Neaktions
Bouth
Activa
poInia
Rome
Chicago
Canada
Dangealla
Swinnipuy Iranera
Michas Unies
Lower Niles
Australia
Packard Club Sedan for SR34.00 Down and Balance
A two tone Packard Club sedan with eight cylinder engine has 21,000 miles, perfect paint, Spanteh leather upholstery, and Do Vuze equipment. The deal lists simple interest loan terms and no other charges, with Gene Meador, Inc. at AMC Broadway Cr as the dealer.
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Soren Tres
Gene Meador, Inc
AMC Broadway
Ormsby Chevrolet Go to Sell Cars at Mars Nuere
Ormsby Bargains ANBT lists a mix of cars including 1923 Ford tourings 1924 Chevrolet esden delivery and 1932 Dodges rosdeter with references to Ormsby Chevrolet Go at Mars Nuere. The notice appears as a showroom bargain column cataloging several vehicle models and prices.
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Fit Mars
Nuere
Milam Chevrolet OK Used Cars and Auction Proposals
Milam Chevrolet lists used cars and service offers at 428 N. Flores St with painting and waterproofing services. Includes bid notices for county road machinery and furniture purchases with a May deadline and certified checks.
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Milam Chevrolet OK
Chevrolet
Dore
Oakland Entitie
Milam Chevrolet Co
AML
N. Florey St
Ron Acden
Yeans Ford
Oil Notes Highlight Prospects for Tug River Oil Field
A fort fortes notes discuss potential oil production in the Tug River region. The piece mentions a planned testdrilling program, bounds by terrain and climate, and estimates a substantial but uncertain future output. It cites a major company and university involvement and outlines projected capital and production milestones.
Court Proceedings Listing Numerous Individuals and Violations
A dense court proceedings record lists numerous individuals by name and role, including actions for violation of the city ordinance and disturbances of the peace. It names judges, attorneys, witnesses, and alleged defendants with monetary amounts and fines, along with property and residency references and dates.
Guero Flood Losses Assessed Across Dewitt County
In the peak hot dry week farmers report flood damage in Dewitt County. Cotton crops show extensive harm with damaged bolls and delayed maturing. Swift currents damaged cattle and prevented field access while some fields remain waterlogged. Farmers shift to new land, hoping drier weather aids recovery.
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Guero
Tex
Dewitt County
Hng
Seifert Heads Yoakum Ginners Association Officers
Yoakum Texas report lists new officers for the Yoakum Ginners Association. Henry Seifert of Weimer elected president, Thea Regge of Blner vice president, and Joule Taulwein of Shiner secretary treasurer. Weimer chosen for next convention.
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Yoakum
Texas
Soxxum Diatrist Ginners Association
Shiner
Henry Efert
Weimer
Thea Regge
Bhlner
Joule Taulwein
Ureasurer
Legal Notice About Texas Insurance Compan y Certification
A garbled legal notice from Texas references the Pilot Life finance company Greenemero North Carolina listing and state commerce authority. It notes certification actions, dates in February, and a chairman A. Cousins Jr overseeing the board. The text mentions Austlin Tasag Meech J and Texa conditions for business in the state with reference to insurance and approval processes.
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Texas
Cousine
Costa
Howe
Austine Teran
Smed
Tor, Co. Ltd
Fars
England
Dutt
Inia
Beaty
Cardle
Peat
Cadets Begin Army Training Camp At Fort Sam Houston
Student soldiers at Fort Sam Houston start a Citizens Military Training camp week with 80 minutes of physical drill and marching. Cadets arrived for registration after a weekend that saw about 120 report while others took the day off. The damp day included rifle drills and outdoor games as squads drilled and practiced basic commands.
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Fort Sam Houston
Ravkies
Atleuytion
Mateh “Hilt
Remodeled Convent Sold For School And Sisters' Home
Seguin plans a major remodel of the former convent and church site owned by the Sisters of the Ineneinte Wart. The sale and redevelopment aim to create Renee In futur Av anchool and sisters' home, with the block priced around 5000 and the property marketed for religious and educational use. The project, supervised by Charles Der, preserves older timber and integrates new brickwork with concrete walkways and restored interiors.
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Seguin
Deceph
Thik Elty
Renee In Futur
Austin
Chiartes der
Figs Dringing 62 Pea Grate Market Report
In a mid morning market session at Pedrande 1328 on the focal commission Maik market, prices for figs were 62 per crate with traders noting large ripeness differences. Merchants indicate plentiful supply though many fruits are unripe, and overall activity hints at a stable to rising price trend amid limited demand.
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Humersoren
Pedrande
Callioenia Arangte
Lia Giles
Miah
Pte
Lee Hig
Arkanae
Fiona
Gromera
Uveey Acasinania
Endocerinida
Ataza
Vegetables and fruit prices from a bustling market report
A fragmented market listing shows prices for green mustangs grapes, onions, cabbage, butter beans, black eyed peas, peaches, plums, and various greens. It notes commission quotations, wholesale rates, and overall market tone with mentions of load deliveries and steady prices.
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Orton Hlackberghs
Angen
Sornach
Regia Bustel
Ecole
Appian
California
Mestean
Rhunard
Fages
Cantek Birnant
Texas
Cente
Pearsall canning plant opens in Pearsall Texas
The Pearsall Independent School district opens a community canning plant led by Luther DeVilbiss. The unit includes a boiler, two pressure retorts, two sealers and a fruit car cutting machine. DeVilbiss canned 63 cans on the first layout. The plant, supervised by George Rostow and Al Corton, operates with no patron expense beyond basic materials.
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George P. Rostow
Penvsnall Selante
al. W. Cortnton
Tharron
Pearsall Independent
Texaa
Crystal City to Get Natural Gas
Crystal City will receive natural gas within the next 40 days as the Cribbs and Onsidian Drilling team completes a well in Zavala county. At depth, the well produced over 80,000,000 cubic feet of gas, and Kerstone Pipe and Smpls company promises delivery to Crystal City within the stated timeframe.
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Crystal City
Crystal Cite
Cribbs
Zavala
Eibie
Kerstone Pipe Ant Smpls
Houston Seeks Bids on Dead Animal Removal
Houston invites bids on removing dead animals from streets, a service city previously paid for by contractors. The city seeks a new bidder to handle disposal with funding through bids and permits, outlining contract terms and responsibilities for handling carcasses and related wastes.
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Houston
Pais
Cits Cruneid
Women Go Grapefruit To Be Thin
New York women pursue a grapefruit and diet routine touted as a 18 day endurance test. actresses stenographers and wives join meals of grapefruit with olives cucumbers and other items as doctors and fashion writers debate body image and dieting trends.
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New York
Jane
Atlet
St Heppen
Educators debate success rules at Boston Tach graduation
Professors discuss revolutionary rules as Boston Tach seniors graduate under Prof. Robert BE Rogers. Eight English department members allegedly advise seniors to marry the boss’s daughter, claiming you’ll be surprised what you can get away with. Photo by Bachrach and International Newsreel.
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Boston Tach
Robert BE. Rogers
Nob
Bachrach
Fruit trees thrive in Crystal City climate test
June 17 residents of Crystal City test fruit tree viability for peaches plums grapes and citrus. A display at Matt Robhwell's home shows a six inch strong limb bearing a 9 pound batch of 12 plums. Early fruiting observed with some trees yielding four to five bushels and others bearing in second year after planting. Local merchants report strong market value and potential national shipments possible as additional trees mature.
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Tesna
Seetina
Mili
Crystal City
Missing Ono Grover Seeks Help in Texas
In TATEDO Texas on June 17 Joseph Rosenblum of Laredo vanished May 27. A federal receiver appointed to handle his affairs. Involuntary bankruptcy petitions filed by three creditors and Abraham Rosenblum Corporation allege fraud and transfers of stock and property.
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Tatedo
Joseph Kerenblum
Laredo
Ng Tence
Rosenblum
Yanka Federal
John A. Wally
Vandral
Dintri
Joseph Roreyolum, Inc
Thuman H. Ward
United Blalen Court
Texas
Jugs Valls
B. ‘L. Txanell
Gartel States
Ls. Jackson
Robert Exsing
1. E. Vidaorri
Abraham Rosenblum
Joserhinm
Oll
Ageph Rosenblum
Man Accused of Theft in Local Court Row
A man was charged Monday in John B. Onion's court with theft over 50 dollars in connection with the May 30 theft of an avin from John TA. Vance, North Finnes and Martin Streeta. Bapp was held on a bail amount not disclosed.
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Aye Lane
John B. Onion
John TA. Vance
North Finnes
Martin Streeta
Bapp
Deeds Filed in Distanct Property Transfers and Names
A garbled OCR list records numerous real estate deeds, transfers, and property descriptions across various blocks and streets. It mentions entities such as Carton Tilune, Blanche Sloewin, Fernanda Rivags, Lily, and the Main Avenue Investment, with dates spanning 1923 to 1979 and sums like 1600 and 9400. The fragmentary itemization covers street extensions, frontage measurements, and associated heirs or buyers, reflecting a long sequence of land transactions and filings in a local county land records archive.
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A. Uyse Wierd
Tewllo
API
Harieo St. Heard
Eabet
Ain Dyer
Widerhoek
Venk
iMeadh
Scinie
Blanche Sloewin
Prammack
Hare Janlote
Lily
Vt Hobert
Mary
MeGereauzn
Lydele
Danuare Ig
Gerd Nena
McIagton Cawelers Company
Lee Fader
Wnoceo
Aurvey
Megalin
Retminger
Estendhie
Cabin Ranch
Ely
Commerce Street
Senanen
Boijinian Juedy Ndlchning
Hea
Kenneth Wimeg Th
Sinra 'Arena
Tar- Iyer
Bateman
Val
Wweal
Tae Utyeles Binem Vhaye Bs
Fache Dala Sig Zichet Hy Ralligie’ Company
Shy
Ise
Ana
Orlean Bultline
Cconna
Pan Verne
Binley
Angi
Trish Company
Teldre Eltzenith
Ama
Cloris
Neve Ely
Lara Gulor
Payten
Benne
Hania
Henrinila
Zelninger
Wobruacy R
Cubnivtzon
Bob Carnon
Durrell
Peter Fimmer
Nokmithite
Bure Yell
CM. Burke
T. Christopher
Bae
Lac Lo
Binsk & New Ally
Tewcis
Rena Gharith
Hares
Yrogtee
T. Ithene
Aurn T
Iusiea
Ae Beast
Dinek
Ers
Aki Felina Lsriuth
Adel
Ieiekas
Harele Melngon
Jalen A
Eianty Building Corporation
Diet Sandeon
Ana Mary
Chapman
Bible Grevers
Dae
Daeke
Wen Flije Hjeck
Lagaigys
Frank King
Tecalan
Farne
Worthy
Mack
Emile Haag
Bana Vo
Freighis
Aneerthas
Benealine Guifrie
A. 3
Euatee
Thomas
E. Gumnele
Mrusteen
Ty L
Gotern
Lornay
Mock
Yemec
Santos E.racamiile
Karrene
Texas Schools Board to Meet in Austin May Morning
The annual meeting of the Texas high school board will be held in the office of the State Superintendent. Mayors, superintendents, and representatives from various colleges and school districts will discuss the classification and reorganization of high schools for the coming generation. Officials include S. O. M. Myers, J. Mathews, A. Li Riley, and J. B. Cobb with others from University of Texas, State Teachers College, and numerous county and city districts.
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Parry B. Ratartesa
Mondas
Bexar
Kendall
Roger
Pere
Mebertean
Baturé
Coure
Arce
audiUon
Latrice Courkmanm
Nlaga
Ettira
Pheica
Dan Grenitecie
Gunter
Bananion
Gerufles
Austin
Texas
S.om
Ny Mayers
Dane
Mit
M.N. Maers
Cobb
Waco
Privudhoent
A. L. Dag
Commerce
D. Vo Stockard
Dulas
Taylor White
Tahoka
Gwel Negout
Wiehiion Walls
Fo O M. Bhick
Howtate
G. OW
Mwgnum
Heaument
Munieiini Junite Cole
Legen
A-W. Tivang
Libbark
Texar Technological Cieee
Bidders Told to Hold Bids on Museum Wing Costs
The plan for the Witte Memorial Museum wing in Brackenridge Park faced a bid hold as City officials urged minimizing bids to fit the budget. A Monday conference between C. M. Chambers and Commissioner Hutchins led to halting proposals, with the lowest bid far above the city's available funds of about 12 000 dollars.
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Witte Memorie
Brackenridge Park
Ovens
Allan Hoover Last to Win His Degree
Universal Service reports Allan Hoover will be the last Hoover child to graduate from Stanford University. The piece notes Mrs Hoover, the only woman to complete the geology course there, also earned a degree years earlier as President Hoover’s son Herbert G Hoover followed the family path.
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Allan Hoover
Universal Service
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Fillen
Stonomie
Wheat market slips amid uneven start and mixed signals
Unclear start to the wheat market shows price slips as Canadian and American factors mix. Reports cite fluctuating futures, variable harvest expectations, and contrasting outlooks from global producers, with Kansas stocks and livestock data adding to market volatility.
Cotton crop growing well in Parabast area
June 1 report from Prarbest notes cotton sowing fine amid hot weather aiding growth. Farmers report good yields and anticipate watermelon harvests soon as warm conditions continue.
Prize Ear Corn Measures Better Than 13 Inches
RANGE Texas June 17 Two agricultural records were set as Jocals brought in a corn ear measuring 13 12 inches in length and cucumber fruit 1% inches long. Adolph Neoniz prepared them, with Benen and W A Merers noted for figures. Field crops are good except cotton, which grows large stalks but fruits slowly due to wet weather and flea damage.
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Range
Texas
Adolph Neoniz
Benen
W. A. Merers
San Saba Plums Coming on Market
A fragmented report notes San Saba plums soon entering markets. It mentions large peach and plum crops across the county, with significant damage to some fruit due to weather, but overall a large harvest is anticipated.
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San Sasa
Suoe
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