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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text references STOGE MONEY AND METALS, politics, locations like New York Central and Delaware, and various names and numbers. The readable parts point to a historical finance or trade report with references to exchanges, rates, and markets, but the exact events, dates, or entities are obscured. The passage preserves mentions of assets, trades, and regional terms without coherent narrative.
Fragmentary text shows mixed names, numbers, and places with no coherent event. No discernible people, organizations, or dates form a reportable item.
Austin report notes debate over delaying the referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment due to poll tax issues. Proponents expect a record turnout of poll tax payers in courthouses for the 1934 calendar, while critics oppose a November vote for delegates to a state convention that would link prohibition to local races.
AUSTIN March 27 INS The number of persons murdered last year would fill 19 railroad passenger coaches, according to the bureau of vital statistics of the state health department. The total was 792 ages of victims ranged from 1 year to 86. During the same period there were 725 personal crisis reports, the department's report shows.
Canyon residents gathered near Canyon at the old T Anchor ranch HQ to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Ed Baird from Amarillo being hired there. The event recalled the first cowboy strike in Panhandle ranching history, which began on April 1 when Baird was told to stay a few days for a strike already brewing.
Raymonville reports Henriette M. King service has donated 200 acres to the local Legion post on Red Fish Key. The property is being improved with labor paid from unemployment funds channeled through RB F.C. Jobless program.
Fort Worth dispatch notes Mason's Model grand champion steer sold at auction for 1400 dollars during the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock show. The garbled text lists numerous names, figures, and lines about animals and bidders, reflecting a chaotic sale report with a focus on the grand champion and auction price.
The Calcasieu building downtown on Broadway and East Travis is explored as a temporary post office site while a new federal building costing 1.4 million dollars is planned. Postmaster Lucas and building manager Bavage deny a deal, but acknowledge preliminary talks and possible inspections before any move. Inspections will occur before any building is chosen, and officials expect the move, if any, to last only a few months.
Cotton trades around a penny or two higher in New Orleans with limited activity and motivation. several July contracts touched positive notes while nearby prices weakened. In Liverpool the market saw continued mild demand for American cotton, with futures and spot interest influenced by shipping, yields, and macro conditions.
The URrlodment Committee of the chamber of commerce will ask Joon Ierchants to display Cotten gnada rd Their whidawa thr week of May 15 Ih observation of national enteit week. neering 1% Porter Whaley, , WAnugrr of the chamber.
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show slow, uneven trading with mixed demand. Feeder cattle and vealers move at varied prices while sheep and lambs show softer tone, with cattle futures and wholesale buyers adjusting to weak underlying demand and fluctuating slaughter volumes.
Willard Hawley Jr. Partland and Ananeler, who were in San Antonio, drove from Laredo to Mexico City via the Pan American Highway in six days. The report came Monday through Mr and Mrs Trawhey, relayed by William H. Hurlong, highway secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
Gunman killed Pred Saenz, 35, a McAllen police officer known for aggressive crime battles. A pursuit spread into the Mexican district south of Granofo as authorities hunted three suspects who fled across the Rio Grande at Granejo after the ambush.
Grain markets eased as prices fell today amid sluggish global demand and weaker futures. Traders noted softer wheat and corn values with limited buying interest as farmers shifted toward selling and storage, reshaping near term prices and market sentiment.
Mrs. Orn fi. Ainish, a home demonstration member of the Michland Boring Club, earned more than the required tasks last year. County farm demonstration agent Mr. Torenn Dry reports strong progress in pantry and canning duties as Ban Baba district notes.
A chaotic pricing report shows Dellosoua apples priced at 32 cents per box by Poultt Commbwlan and various vegetables and fruits listed with wide-range quotes. Milk and butter figures appear alongside poultry and egg rates and broad farm produce values, reflecting volatile market conditions and heavy pricing fluctuations across multiple items.
OCR text fragment lists poultry and produce items with scattered prices, locations, and dates including Chicago potatoes and New York market notes. It mentions various products such as ducks, tomatoes, and fish, alongside incomplete station names and figures, reflecting a busy, rough market summary from March.
DALUART March 27 Charles Bhaw at Texline has a job he can't get rid of. Months ago he was appointed Justice of the Peace by the commissioners to fill an unexpired term. He refused to run in November but his name was written in and Vallat and Kewick declared elected. He wouldn’t qualify then but law requires the incumbent to hold until a successor qualifies. Blinn had continued to be J.T. when the week Tin came before the commissioners to try to resign.
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