Swap Offers Abundant Trade And Trade-In Promises In San Antonio
Numerous classified notices detail barter and trade deals in San Antonio with requests for furniture appliances radios and vehicles. Offers include a 1929 Chrysler 75 sport roadster a Chevrolet used car and a Model T Ford along with household goods tools and farm equipment for various trades and cash. Local businesses advertise swap centers and installment options, highlighting solicitations for refrigeration stoves and furniture in exchange for other items.
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Cresvem Loan Ca
Fis Rousevelt
San Antonio
Harris Sales Co
Commerce
Paso
Houston
Southland
Texas
Immobile
Chrysler
Flores
Milam Chevrolet
Chevrolet Co
Marlin
French
Aiso Liberal Credit
S.A
Commerce Si
Malu
Sroum Cobina Garden
Martine Shell Oil and
Wil Ewap
Bowling
Chevrolet
Ford
Carolina St
Florida Ag
Fawcestt Furniture Co
St. Ma
Hensed Wil Epyly Reole
Beyer GU
WSU
Surnett Weadein
Synzer
Tame
Sir W
Commerce Musical Instruments
HGHT
Oak Kurtsalza
Mahogany
Galbranseo
Walsut Smith & Bernes
San Antonio Muse Co
W. Comerce
Iy SA
Oleen
Palla
Pereida Tianios Ronarea
Afain A
Keen
Davis Beata Ce
Machinery & Tools
FE Trace Toe Tractory
Nuit
Ieerl Lewis Batt
BALH
Xoalworking Marines
Cummiete
Niles
Andes
van Netw Poultry & Supplies
Dablinss
Vlicks
Pennes
Radio Editor's Notes On Holiday Broadcasts
A scrambled column by Mary In Bowman discusses upcoming radio and television programs. It previews Mr J Harold McLean's recuperation absence, notes broadcast times for the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, mentions a nursery rhyme version by Hen Bermir, a Duke ditty, and a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta to be aired. It also references The Deroe bathe program and a melodrama titled The House of Terror, with various stations and networks listed.
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Maryin
Bowman
J. Harold McLean
Sec
Llano
Mimi Bonly Nalive
Radio Critiers
Willy Ning
Hen Bermir
Oder Beauty Guitare Schpeal
Permanenis
Brees
Veree Gastmenty Ieee
Sort
Fic
SALTZ_BATHS
Alema
VIGIT
Roustos
BGM Maternity Aome
Acrson ST
SeTh
Exgravers
Fannin
Eiks Clubs
Beilders
First-Clase Fabel Izink Semudeting
Old Stuose Bidgs and
Keen
Ee Agri
Carpentes
Hepeuime
Sitershops
Bad Roore
T. Ae
Zede
Ash Temasal & Léamber Co
Fern Ra Guatere
Ege Ball Fam Co
WAG
Ms&reet
Teras Baie Curae Ain Ues Plano
Seelleneou
Gaba Sinting Co
Phouston
Mulygranh
Broadway
Pons Laden
Hans Hace Ferg
Aon
Wy Supply Co
New Deal Economics and Government by Corporate Power
A 1920s perspective argues that government is being rejuvenated through large corporations and private capital under Roosevelt style programs. It discusses managed recovery with farm price supports, industry planning, anti trust relaxations, and a shift toward coordinated private sector collaboration under federal approval. The piece cites economic decline from 1928 to 1992 and the aim to boost employment and home demand through controlled economics.
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Bdverriment
Maas
Lise Industrix
Bonante
Ting
Army Orders Show Widespread Transfers and Retirements
Washington June 20 The army issued a long list of transfers retirements and reassignments. Notable entries include Gay V. Peshentuh and Henry G Marte marked for retirement due to physical disability. Numerous officers moved between posts such as Philadelphia Fort Leavenworth Vancouver Barracks Fort Howard and Fort George G. Meade. Highlights also mention revocations of earlier orders and duties extended to sites like Port Said Monmouth Fort Hancock and San Francisco.
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Washington
D.C
Peshentuh
Gay V
Rake
Marte
Henry G Geaed
OMGC
Philadelphie
Seth
Syaney & Melc
Philadelphia
Wantreste Hoseasons
Beam
Bert Leavenworth
Riles
Harry Hildebrand
Tt. Beaverworth
Port Sil Re
Samuel G. Whersem
A. C. Tay Filchel
Richard
Baskin C&c
Port Stanroe
Howard
Humparey
Bradieen
Bar Pau
Ysthington
Jace
Osa Taas
George G& Ie
Monmduib
James
A Sandory
BOM
Fort Leavenworth
Oders
Muncoull
Eiret_Aueutensnis
Heney L. Toghain
Fort Hancock
Port Wadsi
Serer
Bulve
Omeeridan
Frank
Merlo Jr
Philstelbia
D. O'Brien MC
Kori
Prancio Warrén
Louisvill Homer Wo Jones
Man Ancona
Raphael Bodbxekie
Fort Harphirtss
Forlupe
COUNTY COURT AT LAW AND JUSTICE NOTES SUMMARY
A long, fragmented court docket lists numerous civil actions and orders from the Thirty-Second District Court and Justice of the Peace courts. It references Antonio Gonzalez, Mildred, and other plaintiffs defending or filing suits, along with dozens of debt, property, and damages cases, and mentions dismissals for lack of prosecution and various bond, support, and contempt actions.
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Brates
Aed
Tnt
Antunio Gonvaleas Betlicsee Epilinion Misuniesa
Tanaport
Cranals
Pal Peoples
Wicksan
Justion of the Peace
Mildred
Nets
Dravk Gechues
American
Nat Insurance Company
Ouraince
County Coumery
Shae Shannat
Meteowe Carri Studerelt
A. Mra
Lou
Obituary for Louise Helnen and Mary Carraway of San Antonio
Obituary notices list Louise Helnen age 7 of 316 Montana Street San Antonio and Mary Carraway age 80 of 109 Highland Boulevard. Surviving relatives include Ladner Brodowski Carraway and many others. Services for Louise Helnen are Wednesday morning at Zielk-Krams chapel with a Mass at St Marys Catholic Church conducted by the Reverend bod. Marority affideting. Services for Mary Carraway set for 6 p.m. at Porter Lotrig chapel with the Reverend J Mason officiating.
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Louise Helnen
Montana Street
Mauve San Antonina
Binters
Mes
Josephine Ladner
Theresa Brodowski
San Antonio
Zielk— Krams Chapel
St. Mary's Catholic Church
the Rey. Bod
Mary Carraway
Highland Boulevard
Kentucky
Hoshand
Vavid
Caraway
Rams
Ban Antonio
E. M. Carraway
EL Paso
Itaugblees
F. C. Helton Bre
C. O. Traylor
E.G. Hower
Teaidad
Cola
Orothers
Jake
Tas Myers
Boulham
Texas
Berviers
Thusiday
Porter Lotrig Chapel
Mev. J. Mason
McKinley Avenue Methnilat Church
Offleinling
Vital Statistics Panel Sues and Barbs Likely Over Names
A dense list of names and partial affiliations fills a Vital Statistics item with mentions of individuals such as Crawford, Espinana, Casenova, Lupe Cama, H. Javeox, and many others. The fragment references bar actions, rights, and possible intents, with addresses and institutions implied but largely unreadable. The piece reads as a chaotic roster of people, places, and events, typical of a public notices page.
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Panisce Livens&sibsued
Ay Crawford Sud Mra
Threete , Or
Yostana Oy
Espinana Ad Nes Ens
Ging Gheusoxe
Wnd
Mareures Viriu Gra
Leio Casenova
Lupe Cama
H. Javeox
Rode Lea Rub- Ferman
Marie Elep
Kinney
Dorris Ora Heshinies
Liko Ranger
Marta Rodel
Berch
Huegele
Ani
Pots
Blanche Morra
Bart
Wtsulel
Wedeos Os
Duluses
Wedel
Baxtec
Tommy Gerirude
Aid Marla
O. Thieme
Ruby TW
Dtendernoh
Peuline
Prva
Fermana Leal
J. B. Gayle
Fran Lorenteson
Geore HO Harvick
Elizabeth
Herfine
A. Slade
Marie Johnanne Ip Guana
Boa Campa
Lapex
Careven
Abbot Milburn
Anaame
RTE
Pilar Sanchez
Pantsorne Geet
Amercus
Tendleton Avenue
Mattie Elizonde
Fernanda
Pay Bard
East Sammars
Winwen Beatin
Rund Gans
Goss
Ramtren
Wau
Alreet
Timval Demmits
Tinea
Sonny
Annis Bo Thawenty
Renee Oul
Mechend Ani
Geran Whaley
Sara Ei
Ganine Et al
Hullainie
Onernom
Winx Wrage
Bait Brarom Alror
Fontedinbing
Alamann
Oneronm nidHtinn
Rice Tern
Net
Wea
Teavtn
Nigel Run
AnisLip
Rrawink
Ansor Albany
AY Avenue
Yeatn Newell Anil Rareein
Deeds Filed Across City Trusts to Security Building and Loan
Various deeds and trust documents recorded June 1923 to 1933 indicate transfers of property via Security Building and Loan Association. Listings include multiple parcels in city blocks, trustee deeds detailing lot and block numbers, and stakes like $1000 and $1500. Names such as Hayes, Mayes, Fletcher, Blanver, and Creary appear as grantors or beneficiaries, with numerous references to trusteeship and mortgage-like arrangements.
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Acd
Allee
Philips
Hayes
Agsécratian
Ayne G. Ts
Rustee
Une
Bnew City Co
Kelsi
Seciricy
Lasrustec
Peto Ja
Caries Hayes
Vantec
J. ‘Hayes
Custer
Barlads
Acre
Paul
Sadie Blanver
FL J. Hises Fruates
Toustesia
Lola
Arthur W
Ruth Fletcher
Hayre
Justes
Pnaocistion
Tone
Joarphine Heder
Shen
Susan A. Creary
Shecllt
Barnéa
B. Lad.wnat
Pebragey Ua Tete
Adie Pruitt
Ant Faxin
Evelyn Larm Lo
Fanny Mole Ium Myrtle Moka
Mye City
Alen
Senin
Sid Seely
J. Cousler
Elly
Bane
Te Auinel Schur
Jane
Naa
Lee
Angeles
Ania
Aton
Shevitt
Ohn J. Weber
Th. Sthoolllet
L. Saghson
Hinton Property Company
Teliman
Aimee
Angelos
Ae Flothacia
Wal Main
J. Baller
Leonora
Rimlin
Oil production changes in Oklahoma and Texas
Tulsa reports a nationwide decline as Oklahoma and Texas reduce crude output by several hundred thousand barrels daily. Oklahoma production falls from 455,210 to 460,060 barrels. Texas drops from 1,483,240 to 1,461,478 barrels per day, with East Texas accounting for much of the decrease. California and the Rocky Mountain region show gains while Kansas and Eastern fields see small changes. Oil price listings follow with grade specifics across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
Ol and Gas Journal
East Texas
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
California
Migcontis
West Texas
Panhends
Grey County
North Loulelara
Arkansas
Kubsas
Worth
Rocky Muntain
Ball Creek
Wyoming
Fastern
Joseph Beep
Pennsylvania
Grede
Brainford
Allegheny
Pennsylvaniia
Buckeye
Cumberland
Burlington Rail Leaders Declare Conditions Better
Lincoln June 20 Ralph Budd president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and Arthur Curtiss James a director touring the system expressed optimism about business conditions in the carrier’s territory. James said eastern conditions are improving with a growing farm product market, while Budd attributed the uptrend to supply and demand with surpluses from over production being absorbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Ralph Budd
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Celle Road
Arthur Curtiss James
Burlington Ins
James
Budd
Wno
Bank Plan Seen as Recovery Aid
The Farm Credit Administration plans to ease farm debt by guiding banks to reduce mortgage principal and provide cash to clear foreclosed pastoral loans. Officials say the program will stimulate recovery, with Wisconsin identified as a primary beneficiary and the approach likely expanding to other states.
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Farm Credit
Benks
Drys Refuse List of Strongholds in Prohibition Debate
The Anti-Saloon League counters Lordeneth Shouse’s silence on repeal while claiming no dry lender will yield. President Bhouse of the association condemns the prohibition plan as a mere campaign tactic. Drys aimed to keep thirteen states from youth involvement.
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Washington
Anti
Drys
Young
Judge Howman Dead at Greenville Home
A judge named Howman died today at his Greenville home after weeks of illness. He served as district judge during Governor Mary Din administration and was widely known for his integrity and long service to the community. The report notes his study and notable colleagues, with the community mourning his loss and recalling his public duties.
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Howman Deat Qreenville
Sida Tb
Ure Elgisth Firstrieg
Hla
Faverad
Duega
Din Mary Ant Wan
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