Texas farmers weather storms and improve crops outlook
The storm damage across Texas appears offset by better harvests and higher bank surpluses. Wholesale collections rise, borrowing from the Federal Reserve falls, and money flows to legitimate enterprises. Projections show improved crop prospects as districts move goods and fields replant opportunities arise.
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Wilding trade and industry pull in San Francisco May
In San Francisco and other centers activity in the building and allied trades shows limited by material supply and labor shortages. Builders report delays, rising costs, and slow progress as plants, mills, and workshops struggle to meet demand. weather and field conditions hamper crops and shipping, with inconsistent prosperity across sectors.
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Unclear historical business and labor notes in mid article
Fragmented OCR summary notes from a historical business page. Mentions assortments of factories, cotton, and labor issues across regions, with scattered references to places like Detroit and Memphis and to workers and employment. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or figures.
Farce fades as industry report hints at steady two year plan
A garbledMay dispatch notes upcoming steady use of a mime for two years, mentions Cold Streets project by Kumins Warehouse Co, and partial tidbits from Chicago and New York. It also reports price changes for sliced linvy, rising orders, and coastal lighthouse and power observations with scattered mentions of agencies and locations.
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Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a 1922 Texas document or certificate with names, locations such as Newark and Austin, and mentions coaching and conditions, plus possible annual test or filing for the year ending 1928. The readable lines suggest an archival legal or professional notice with multiple entities and dates, though the full meaning is obscured.
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Announce Campaign Candidacies in Texas Adverts
Fragmented political notices declare candidacies for public office in Texas under Democratic party banners. Harry Brat and T. H. Ridwell announce run for state senate and congressional seat, listing districts Kerr Bandera Kendall Uvalde and others.
Mexican boy accused in tequila case at border
Tramon Guerra, 15, a Mexican youth, faced charges in federal court after being accused of possessing and transporting tequila bottles. Arraigned with Mariano Veraviidas, the pair linked to a related guilty plea by Henavilas, with Guerra bound over to federal court. Authorities report the incident began near a small railway station fifteen miles from San Diego as Guerra planned to ride to San Antonio with a companion. Multiple arrests followed by Customs officers Hearne and Wledsoo as the case moved toward trial in San Antonio.
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Convict a Soldier in Highway Attack Case
Private 5 F Pineh Brooks Field soldier charged by information with highway robbery. A jury in the nineteenth district court found him guilty after a Thursday session. Punishment fixed at nine pines in the state penitentiary. Verdict delivered around 1 PM. Judge W S Andercor ordered delayed verdict until Thursday morning.
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KIFER GOES TO NEW YORK FOR NATIONAL MEETING
San Antonio Price Service Company executive Kifer travels to New York City for the first session of the new administration. Milney J. Mallinger of Public Price Company invited to serve as secretary for the sunlit interns division. National executive committee will confirm appointments and outline plans for the association's work.
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