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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1923
Page
15
The nation shows optimism as canning demand grows across the United States. Factories expand, new canneries rise in New Jersey and the West, with producers targeting higher output and broader markets. Wages vary, advertising rises, and pipeline equipment investment signals a robust production era. Local firms plan plant construction and canning capacity to meet steady domestic consumption.
The state faces a sharp labor shortage as wartime production intensifies. Factories post rising orders and seek workers while new training programs aim to fill roles in heavy industry, mining, and construction. Officials urge rapid hiring and streamlined onboarding to meet expanding defense needs.
Fragmentary text from an Oslo business item mentions few armed workers and disruptions in operations. References to Mull and Fh, NInger, WGa, and Taiwe appear garbled, with notes on employment, wages, and industrial movement. The piece lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete actions to conclude a clearer summary.
A Mar 5 report notes Texans expect a wheat crop at least 10 percent larger than last year due to soaking rains across major growing districts. Optimistic growers foresee strong yields and record earnings as wage workers see daily earnings around 8100, while bank deposits rise sharply with daily cash flows and savings being redirected into local banks.
Commodity notes cover Pittsburgh markets and national trends. Cotton and yarns show demand with new production and output figures. textiles, wholesale dry goods, and retail orders reflect continued activity. Automobiles, steel and coal sectors discuss prices, production, and transportation impacts amid uncertain spring demand.
A fragmented clipping outlines fringe French policy proposals to empower the army to impose a peage and mobilize forces. Talks reference Maginot era defenses, international tensions, and calls for rapid build up across divisions, with emphasis on preparedness and restraint amid looming threats.
Visitors are invited to a community show with a focus on crafts and local talent. Parking is marked with a designated area, and details mention admission and event timing.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and numbers with unclear context. The readable bits include a date March and a numeric sequence 293261 alongside names that resemble personal or local notices. No clear event, organization, or location is identifiable for a full summary.
The program presents a lineup of performers including Luuik Sayniseh and well known singer Ven ter, with Mrs. d accompanying on piano. Notable items include solo and ensemble numbers, a Miss Margaret Whine piece, and scenes linked to the Gall-Night event, all under the umbrella of WCAR Broadcasting.
Market notes show cattle values holding firm with hogs making a modest gain. Readers should note shifts in tone across livestock sectors as buyers seek steadier demand and sellers test prices. Ranchers report steady feeding costs and cautious activity in hedging futures, while quality cattle and hog lots remain the focal points at the week’s close.
Glover warned that returning officials will face delays and instability as the electoral process stalls. The report notes missteps by candidates and disputed procedures in the lead up to a crucial registration deadline and potential runoff.
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A chaotic report from New York and Chicago markets notes Industrials rising after initial rally in rails. Despite volatility and mixed signals, rails activity pushed major averages higher as industrial shares advanced, with earnings and supply concerns shaping near term trends.
A garbled report mentions rising tensions around a scientific exchange. It references voices and debates, with disrupted phrases about practice, laboratories, and imagined hazards. The text hints at controversy and confusion surrounding a research event.
A military hospital report details the death of a soldier after drinking poison amid investigations of a mine gas incident. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as he collapsed on Main Avenue. Officials confirm the man had separated from his wife, with no clear motive or suspect named.
A confusing derailed report describes a publicity effort linked to UMineis. It references a campaign, mentions individuals such as Mary Wassone and La cie Rubee, and notes registration and political activity amid unclear events. The piece implies a scandalous or sensational narrative around a nondetailed election storyline.
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The article reviews Wall Street features and motor accessories stock activity. It notes company performance, dividend prospects, and production forecasts. Directors plan a meeting to decide on a price and policy actions affecting upcoming quarters.
A March gathering at Marlinger San Renlta Tex outlines a forthcoming land purchase plan and delivery of a wide array of wares. Officials claim construction progress will boost local trade, with assurances of facilities and management ready for operation by a designated date.
John McKehaie a retired sea captain and patrolman Callahan were hospitalized after burns from a San Francisco fire. Callahan pulled flames from McKehaie’s clothing to save him, while McKehaie’s home was a junk filled boiler in a vacant lot. McKehaie described a life in relief work, then living in a boiler amid ashes and chaos since the disaster.
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