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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but lacks coherent events. The readable bits include references to universities, finance figures, and scattered terms. Content is too garbled to identify a clear news item, date, or outcome for a proper summary.
Fragmented text shows scattered place names and weather terms across multiple regions. The readable bits mention Texas New York Chicago and Washington with unclear forecasts and dates. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the supplied fragments.
A report on the cotton market shows a feature linked to reducing war risk around cotton rings. Market descriptions note a sharp break in prices on New York futures and a rally to weakness in early trading. Private cables cite lower war-risk rates as a driver, with Liverpool and New Orleans notes indicating shifts in spot and futures.
The record shows hog prices moving higher at terminals with mixed notes on cotton, insurance and feed costs. Trade chatter references futures, demand shifts, and seasonally influenced price dynamics affecting livestock markets.
Vague note from Liverpool describes freight space shortages and allied impacts on transit in March. References to shipping, ports, and economic strain hint at broader supply chain disruption affecting vessels and markets.
An article reports on market actions in Chicago area firms including Wise and Uty wall items. It notes several proposed changes, pricing references such as $45, and mentions a 28 foot measure. The piece references various local provisions and market moves affecting suppliers and consumers.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page mentions New York and Sugar SUNY YORK with garbled terms. The readable bits reference a woman and a name Linn, with unclear context and no coherent event or date.
A rabbit raisers club formed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting on Wednesday night with officers elected to run the group. Temporary President B C Wanite appointed a committee to map plans and future meetings. The group will push promoting rabbit farming as a profitable enterprise in the state, with a plan to hold a future gathering to outline steps.
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed references to metal markets, London, commodities priced in pounds, and various misread terms. Readable entities include London metals and currency figures such as £88, with scattered mentions of buyers, sellers, and trading activity across a rough market snapshot.
Extremely dull stock activity shows fractional changes as New York trading wanes. General Schoberer posts a 3 point gain while the market faces uncertainty amid scattered price moves and fragile liquidity. bonds wobble as investors weigh near term prospects.
Fragmentary text mentions personal items and social notices with scattered names and places. It references people such as Hy Ty and Amyttor, events in New York and Chicago, and a Turner ad with an orchestra. The garbled OCR includes street names, dates, and city references but few cohesive details or verifiable facts.
In a local notice bakers vow no bread on Sundays to conserve wheat. The Bakers Association warns no exceptions, urging public sympathy. A Sunday parade and community events are noted, including a ball and a funeral service, with scattered street incidents and police reports.
A lengthy court martial proceeding concludes its eleventh day as prosecutors finish presenting evidence in the case involving forty Black defendants tied to disturbances at a wartime facility. Testimony spans a range of witnesses and aims to establish roles in a riot and related acts at the Atlanta area site.
A garbled page lists a mix of business notices, jewelry ads, a naturalization petition, and plans for new storefronts. Entries mention Shama Jewelry Co at Alamo Plaza, Honschuik Furniture moving to South Moves Street, a police report on Wednesday, and an immigration hearing for a German national born in N�gdenberg. The United States naturalization process is referenced along with wedding favors and writing stock offers.
Volunteer workers prepare for Liberts campaign as Chamber of Commerce figures plan outreach. Geared staff, led by Ruark, seek additional volunteers to assist the tax payer information project ahead of a city event. The committee aims to finalize support and data collection efforts.
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