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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
7
A critical column attacks Reverleli’s tax ideas and Roosevelt era policies. It argues progressive taxation is flawed, targets wealth inequities, and questions mass production and government mismanagement. The piece challenges wealth distribution, TVA, NRA programs, and suggests shifting tax burden to productive individuals.
This advertisement touts a wall hanging whale pattern for embroidery. It promises easy stitches and a striking color glow once completed, noting it will decorate rooms nicely and attract admiration. Pattern 1014 includes instructions and requires a small payment by mail.
The club calendar lists events from Mongarey to the Oriental room luncheon at Gutter hotel, with officers of the San Antonio section of the National Music Association, the Ladies of the Grand Army, and other groups hosting gatherings. Speakers discuss government policy, economic views, and tax implications, while social events include card clubs, receptions, dances, and a charity sale.
The sale of Samfordyce Field Holdings was announced with Ralph F. Fair and associates of Tisle8 guiding the process. The Ying-Wotn enterprise will be secured under a formal arrangement as the primary proposal moves to immediate striking of terms. The exact consideration remains undisclosed.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions health officer Alice Jane and others. It references printing by Tadacah, a note about signers, and an incident where a person named Etrirk'end died in January. The fragment is incomplete and unclear about events or locations.
Mixed cattle and hog runs at San Antonio Market with calves and yearlings showing strength, steers and cows moving slowly on good demand. top cattle $4.50, hogs around $5.69, lambs up to $3.23, receipts heavy and prices fluctuating amid steady to softer tones. Chicago and regional listings echo weaker demand and broader market softness.
New York June 4 AP The stock market opened uncertainly and settled into a narrow trading range as investors weighed seasonal selling against renewed optimism. Buoyed by reports of better weather and harvest prospects, shares of Case, Locational Business Machines, United Corporation and other leaders edged higher while American Can fell about three points on resistings. Bond prices rose slightly and the market news stressed a cautious longer term outlook amid expectations of higher taxes and the Supreme Court decision narrowing the NPA.
Market activity showed thin liquidity and limited buying interest as July futures hovered near 1.50 cents. Prices recovered slightly from early losses but failed to return to prior close, with October and December down modestly. traders favored sidelining and awaited clearer direction amid steady weather systems in Texas and Louisiana and offshore market tones in Liverpool.
The article notes a 1929 survey showing the United States owning about 448 percent of world wealth, with Great Britain and Germany far behind. Total world wealth is estimated at 2.401 trillion dollars. The piece cites a potentially lower figure due to the looming economic downturn and depression.
Grain prices edged higher as domestic demand rose and weather concerns limited supplies. Wheat and corn futures moved on reports of sowing progress and improved New crop prospects in Canada, with San Antonio grain prices listing regional quotes for yellow corn and shelled maize alongside wheat and oats.
New York reports a rosy mood as stocks rise amid optimistic data and cautious optimism. Traders watch grains and coal as a broad market upturn continues, with weekly landings and export expectations shaping near term sentiment.
Readable items show fruit and vegetable listings with Texas origin. Includes watermelon, tomatoes, cantaloupe, corn, onions, apples, peaches, peppers, strawberries, potatoes, and other produce with varied quantities and prices. Market activity notes restless prices and mixed stock levels across regions including East Texas and Ohio.
London price briefing lists spot and future values for base metals including copper and tin. The notes cite pounds per ton and futures estimates with brief column markers and occasional misreads reflecting a historical market page.
Wall Street briefs show mixed activity with varied quotes from major indices. The report notes trading volatility and several firms reporting earnings as markets digest economic data.
The AP reports the United States official import share rose to 440. Datums and the French franc opened at 4.64 versus 4. Penning American and British stocks show a firm tone with several companies noting structural changes amid shareholder questions. The New York market closes with the dollar at 9e4 and shares around 275 a share as investors watch exchange rates and company performances.
Markets abroad showed limited activity with investors balancing firmer data in some regions against persistent uncertainty. Sentiment shifted as traders reconsidered risk exposure with online share readings and price patterns pointing to caution yet steady underlying demand amid a volatile week.
Report from McAllen dated June 24 notes the lower valley grossed about 600000 from cabbage during the seven harvests. Prices ranged from 10 to 557 per ton with roughly 2000 cars bought, reflecting strong local market activity.
June 28 saw rae fuga inched and prices for sugar and coffee quoted around 428 and 35 cents respectively. Futures opened higher with No 1 contract showing a two point gain amid general market movements and notable activity in July and other contracts.
A New York firm reports earnings for the year with total income of 5 248 01. Net profit margin improved by 32 percent. The company notes a lighter year of operations and highlights ties to previous periods. Further details on revenue sources and expenses are not fully disclosed in the fragment.
Market listings show assorted fruits and vegetables with steady pricing across categories. Georgia fruit traders report strong wholesale activity. crates and dozens move despite market fluctuations as prices range from 40 to 420 dollars for various produce and dairy items.
A garbled Chicago market report lists poultry and dairy items with prices for live fowl, turkeys, ducks, and chickens, alongside frozen and dressed products. It mentions related dairy, provisions, and potato items with scattered price figures and market notes from June 24.
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