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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1929
Page
18
A muddled trading picture shows wheat prices slipping to yearly lows amid uneven demand signals and shifting export prospects. Analysts note tight supplies in some regions while oversupply fears linger elsewhere, with prices pressured by speculative selling and macro market trends.
A garbled letter from the San Antonio Light criticizes urban traffic jams and calls for safer pedestrian crossings near Houston Street and Alamo area. The writer urges traffic flow improvements, faster crossings, and less reckless driving, naming FMRI cites and business addresses in frustration.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered references to cotton market activity in New Orleans and Weather conditions in the South with mentions of storms and a state observance for Ban Antunty. Also notes a Prosperity celebration led by Chambers and a hoped opening of a stay Grenier Migowthe Whitey event. Multiple garbled phrases and names appear throughout.
Fragmented OCR text describes a train event and passenger action with scattered phrases about transit, timing, and locations. It mentions the idea of a phone, a line, and a move, plus unrelated garbled inserts. No clear names or concrete facts emerge due to text corruption.
Unclear notes describe a local gathering near Willys region in the New England area. Mentions Willy 10 and a planned dinner, with references to camping, travel, and a forthcoming event at a location called Bay Mitouie. Contains scattered names like Ray Merry and Katy, plus mentions of dates, places, and regional activity. The fragmentary text suggests a community meeting or party atmosphere with plans for refreshments and socializing.
Oba Mar G-UP Ardmo li appears in garbled text as a claimed peage officer. Details are unclear but mention of Garrett death and a police figure Kilo in Wichita Walls Lexa appears, with uncertain names and events.
London reports an officer from Vestris resigned amid an ongoing investigation initiated in New York. The inquiry centers on alleged misconduct, with officials stating the officer was instructed during the process as details emerge in the wire service summaries.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions spring timing, a named site C805, rents and a comparison, with dates and stray phrases about Treasurep and Walete. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A dense OCR list details widespread produce prices and vendors. It includes fruits and vegetables with varied quotes such as potatoes at $1.30 per bushel, grapes by crate, lemons, okra, peppers, corn, and peaches, plus numerous items with per unit or per pound pricing. The entry references multiple items and price points without a single cohesive story.
A fragmentary livestock listing covers Branham City market activity with cattle and calves pricing, weights, and lots. It documents bids on steers, heifers, yearlings, and sheep, including mixed lots and median prices, with references to buyers and sellers and multiple weight ranges.
Fragmentary court notes describe Watson seeking trials for bootlegging in Police Court and Corporation Court, with references to federal action. The document mentions a judge and potential statements from a witness, noting authorities will pursue those responsible for violations.
A suburban school plans a concert featuring a diverse program. Performers include a clarinetist and saxophonists while students from nearby groups will present pieces across descriptive and popular styles. The event aims to showcase a range of musical talents from the community.
Absentee votes in the city election of May 14 were counted as of Monday per City Clerk Fred Fries. Absentee voters have until Friday to submit ballots, with local furniture dealers offering day specific price reductions and promotions tied to the vote.
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