Auto Repair and Welding Services Listed in San Antonio
An OCR fragment lists auto repair shops and services in San Antonio area. Entries include Lone Star Garage general auto repair and painting at 2904 S Presa St, Cardwell Service Station at 309 Seventh Street, Antonio Welding Co under new management, Jones Garage and Battery Co offering used cars and tubes, and other auto body and radiator services with various contact details and Cr. numbers. The text shows multiple businesses specializing in repairs, welding, painting, tops, seats, and auto parts.
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Tnna
Lone Star Garage
Abto
Presa St
Eo Cardwell
Seventh Street
Studebaker
Ee Ban Antonio Welding CO
Lerch
Aca
BD Jones Garage & Battery CO
Hogelites
United Motors
Travia
Bexar County Sealed Bids For Rock Asphalt Road Work
Sealed bids to the County Judge of Bexar County Texas must be received by 11 am on Wednesday July 7 for two road projects in Precinct No 3. Bids require a five percent certified or cashier's check. The County reserves the right to reject any bids.
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Ausguston McCloskey
Ithe Ufifca
Unti
Bexar County
Texas
North Loop
Trant
Henriette Jovke
Burr
Austin
al Bida
Kendall
County
Anditan
Theater notes reveal a week of varied film and stage acts
Movie fans glimpse H B Warner in Jim Wor ten and Gilda Gray on screen while Aloma of the South Seas plays at Empire. Gerald Bedimont’s Raiomaker dies, Tom Mix in My Own Pal at Plaza, Royal Follies burlesque on prohibition at Royal Theater, plus Wild Oats Lane and more at Aztec Majestic and Princess theaters.
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H. B.warner
Jim War- Ten
Jf Bass Petsong
New York
Gilda Gray
Miay
The
Mollies
Empire Theater
Aloma
South Seas
Jack Biasen
Aztec’ Theater
Wild Oats
Alaska
Riatto+ theater
Oval Theater
Writz Wield
Tom Mix
Wagle
Rudolph Valen
Plaza Theater
Royal Follies Company
Royal Theater
Brits Fiells
Toni
Mix
Hist
Underworld
Antec
Chino Town
Aiter
Jack Mason
Olive May
Kirk Frederick
Plaza Rudy and The Eagle at Plaza Theater
The Eagle features a young lieutenant who becomes an outlaw seeking revenge for love and plays at the Plaza theater through Tuesday. It will be followed by Gene Stratton Porter’s Rooper of the Bees and then Harold Bell Wright’s A Son of His Father through Friday and Saturday.
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Rudy
Valentine
Katherine
Pushin
Market signals show mixed stock momentum and durable demand
Broad indicators suggest cautious optimism in May with stock markets rebounding amid improving business sentiment. Officials note stronger auto tire and wool markets, rising bond activity, and steady railroad earnings, while building and real estate slow. Despite mixed prospects, experts forecast better second-half performance though a sharp bull market remains uncertain.
The Rainmaker at Princess Wheater
A review of The Rainmaker at the Princess Wheater praises Gerald Beaumont adaptation Heavenbent with warm human drama. It highlights a broken jockey, a border town track, and a dance hall girl as key figures. The plot centers on gamblers praying for rain and a miraculous downpour, with William Colfer Jr. delivering the jockey role amid striking scenes and romance.
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Princess Wheater
Gerald Beaumont
Dwe
Phus
Horder
Whe
Willians Colfer Jr
Empire theater offers Gilda Gray in a South Seas romance
Gilda Gray stars in Making her debut in film as the feature picture for Empire theater week. With Warner Baxter and Percy Marmont in wedding roles, the romantic drama unfolds around an Englishman’s fall and the island beauty Ajoma. The stage presentation, underworld theme, dances by native islanders, and Max Fink’s orchestra add vivid atmosphere.
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Aloma
South Seas
Ajoma
Mitive
Gilda Gray
Warner Baxter
Percy Marmont
Son
Max
Fink
South Sea Island
Palace Theatre presents Silence plus Charleston revue
Cecil B DeMille’s Silence leads a strong Palace program at the Palace Theatre with a world events reel and a Mack Sennett comedy. H B Warner stars as Gentleman Jim with Vera Reynolds Jack Mulhall Rockcliffe Fellows Virginia Pearson and Raymond Horton in supporting roles. A Charleston revue by the Marygold Garden Ballet accompanies the feature plus Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 by the Palace Orchestra led by Don Felice.
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Palace Theater
Cecil St du Mille
Underworld
Marigold Garden Ballet
Palace Orchestra
Don Felice
H. B. Warner
Jim
Vera Reynolds
Jack Mulhall
Rockcliffe Fellows
Virginia Pearson
Raymond Horton
Mack Sennett
Vaudeville acts and revue charm Majestic stage
See BAR SILVER reports a Majestic theater show this week featuring Two English Bars from America Fal and Ernie Stanton with Carey Keller Sisters and Lynch delivering lively songs and banter. The article notes pleasing revue by Lind and dancers with several musical numbers amid stock market snippets and London commodities updates.
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Tierstate-Keith- Orpheum Road
Majestic
Fal
Ernie Stanton
America
Keller Sisters
Lynch
Bomer Lind
Livrvoon
Babhette
L Man- Lind
Datker
Rialto Shows Rocking Moonstend At The Theater
Rialto presents Rocking Moon Island adapted from Warrett Willoughby’s bestseller. The film follows Sasha a wealthy Alaska fox hunter and Gary Cynur in love while rival Nick schemes theft. George Melford directs with thrilling chase scenes and dramatic revelations as Gary proves his innocence and Sasha weds.
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Warrett Willoughby
Rialto Theater
Scetts
Alaska
Fablin Rovers
Skylynn
Tashman
Rockcliffe
George Melford
Sheik
Rocking Moon Island
Sasha
Gary
Nick
Phe
Sash
Cotton Prices Waver with Reports and Weather Outlook
New Orleans June 28 Prices opened easing with losses of five points. Rallies occurred on steady New York opening but weather in the western belt and good condition reports weighed on futures. October slipped to 16.25 and December to 16.28 with declines from Saturday's close. Evening session saw brief recoveries though new crop months drifted lower amid large crop estimates and private authorities' data.
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New Orleans
New York
Consid Gradio Tain
Bates
Jely
Sipmercent
Rallies in foreign bonds amid firmer money market
The market saw rallies in several foreign obligations on June 26 as firmer money conditions slowed operations. Hungarian government 24s rose while other issues drifted, with new financing reports for Hungary and flotation success for a German steel loan. Merger activity at Skellyville spurred further gains. Utah Power and Light rose modestly while American Sugar 6s and Detroit Edison fell. In Chicago, potato shipments and market prices remained weak, with mixed stock trading. Liverpool weekly cotton futures opened steady with varied price levels and limited American participation.
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New York
Mie Municipal Tes
Xheinelbe
Skelly Vil Company
Wis
Ls. Lorillard Fz
Pnisoury Ouros
Utah Power
Chicago hog market shows mixed demand and price dips
June 28 market notes from Chicago report hogs steady to lower with 15 to 25 cent drops on common weights, lighter weights troughs and higher grade hogs easing. Receipts 25,090 hogs and 19,000 sheep. steers down 25 cents. cotton futures open firm but slip later as July and December trade. Wheat market faces mixed signals with weak demand and weather effects in new week.
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Paytowa
Alphonse and Company
Empire Comedy Four
Vendeville
Fox
Matt Moore
Kathryn Perry
Chicago
Sheen
Eucharistic Congress Filmed in Its Entirety by International Newsreel
International Newsreel presents the Chicago and Mundelein sessions of the Catholic Church’s Eucharistic Congress in two issues. Cameramen capture vast crowds, Cardinal Bouzone, dignitaries, storm scenes, and nightlong preparations around the university lake, showcasing the religious revival on screen.
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International
Congo
Chicago
Mindelein
Mundelein
Akelwy
Clude
Cardinal Bouzone
University of St. Mary
Mundeleig
Real Estate Transfers From 1920s City Blocks
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds across multiple blocks and new city blocks. Names include Samuel G Baggetto Elizabeth Heinen Sarah Culbertson W Conway Sam Sora Lawrence Wosuh Jessie and Sugeria fee and numerous developers and buyers in 1920s era Artesian Gardens and Alamo Heights.
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Elizabeth Heinen
Sarah Culbertson
Arob, Culbertson
New Vety
Sam
Fannie Sora
Oe Conway
New City
W. T. Conway
Charles B. Campbell
Dora Jackson
Lady of the Lake Gardens
Sarah ©. Ryderlagier
Liezette Coopyood
Jess
Sugeria Fee Ae
James L. Benny
T. Conway
Jean
Blgelk
Elty Woak
Mary Yaucet
Helen
Jon Bateman
Mies
Mattle Joansom
Margaret Johnson
Jane
Walter B. Napier
B. E
Gear K. Hillc
H. Ramel
Bigelke
Mont Calm
L. Lindier
Roasting Ear Prices Rise On Active Market Movement
The Loral wholesale vegetable market showed active movement Monday with roasting ears growing scarce and prices rising to about 20 cents from Saturday. Squash remained unsettled, onions up to 1.25 per unit, cabbage easing to 1.20, plums widening to 7.28, and okra surging to 2.93 as green gourds returned to 1.25.
Local Produce and Poultry Price Almanac From Canyon June
Local wholesale market prices show squash at 75 cents per bushel and New potatoes at 2 1/2 dollars per bushel. Other listed items include corn 20 cents per dozen, beets 30 cents per dozen, onions 1 1/4 dollars per bushel, radishes 40 cents, parsley 40 cents per dozen, cabbage 24 cents per pound, carrots 30 cents per dozen, cucumbers 1.08 dollars per bushel, okra 8.75 dollars per bushel, cantaloupe 1.00 to 4.50 per bushel, peaches 2.00 to 2.35 per bushel, plums 1.25 to 3.99 per bushel, pumpkins 50 cents, green grapes 1.25, stringless beans 1.50, yard beans 1.50 per bushel, teetie 50 cents, blackeyed peas 36 cents, dewherries 1.25 per crate, pometees 50 cents to 1.40 per bushel, watermelons 2 cents per pound, hot peppers 25 cents per pound, sweet corn 1.00 per bushel, parsnips per dozen, Kentucky wonder beans 2.30 per bushel. Poultry prices list eggs 3.30 per crate, hens 34 to 22 cents per pound, boosters 16 cents per pound, turkeys 19 to 22 cents per pound, geese 25 cents per pound. Also notes chartered firms Canyon Chevrolet, Lone Star Flooring, Neches Jewelry, and stock amendments in Beaumont and Austin dated June.
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Eatrois Reat
É Priges
Kentucky
Focal Wietestle Poulter
McAllen approves large school bond issue in June vote
McAllen residents pass a 325000 bond plan to fund new schools. The package will build a high school with about 150000 from the bond, add a junior high, remodel the current high school into a grade school, and raze the grammar building for a new facility. Architect Ralph A Cameron of San Antonio prepared plans after a prior survey. The measure stands as one of the largest school bond issues in the region.
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Mallen
McAllen
Texas
Berets
McAlien
Ralph A. Cameron
Siir Antonio
Cameron
McAller
Val- Cy
Wall Street features higher May earnings across railroads
May earnings rose for multiple railroads with New York Central and Hartford earning increases in gross freight and passenger revenue. Net income for May stood at 1 727 419, up from 1 488 307 last year, while Saint Louis San Francisco posted a May surplus of 422 582 after charges. Hudson Motor Car Company reported a quarterly earnings rise to 9 015 594 after taxes, and Fabricated Steel Plate output climbed to 46 175 tons in May from April and May last year.
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Wall Street
Steel Corporation
General Motors
B. C. Forbes
New York
Neew York, Noinven & Hartford
St. Louis-San Francisco
Hudson Motor Car Company
Sima Shard
Million Dollar Farm and Park Planned for Luling area
Tyne Lockhart reports Holgar Davis, president of United North and South Oil Company, Inc, plans a 1000 acre mixed use farm near Luling with pecan groves, cattle and hog operations, a cannery, shipping and distribution, and a park for white and black residents funded by a $560,000 gift. The project aims to boost local employment and supply markets for surplus produce, leveraging proximity to San Antonio and the Southern Pacific railway for access.
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Lockhart
Tyne
Caldwell
Guadalupe County
San Marcos
Holgar
Davis
United North and South Oil Company, Inc
Leting
Dover
Luting
San Antonio
Prcific
Honston
Weather Report With City Temperatures And Foreign Exchange
A garbled weather sheet lists temperatures and winds for New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with highs lows and wind directions. It also notes foreign exchange quotes from London Paris and global currencies for Britain France Italy Belgium Spain Greece Poland and more with mixed clarity and several OCR garbled figures.
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Chicexo
Nighest
Kansas City
New York
St. Bouis
Washington
Thalas
Beilbron Hildry and Howard Move Offices at Houston Building
Local law firm Beilbron Hildry and Howard announces relocation to suites 609-6106 in the Houston Building. The advertisement lists legal services and a variety of celebratory fireworks and a public festivities in town, including a concert and dancing at Fox Ball.
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Beilbron, Hildry and
Howard
Houston Building
Radin
Silver Teal Social Club
Adv
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