Agricultural outlook report notes mixed crop conditions
A United States Department of Agriculture livestock and crop outlook states good overall conditions for crops with ample lamb and goat herding progress. It cites frost damage to fruit crops in the northwest and west, scattered hail, and delayed spring planting while noting below normal fruit prospects and uncertain girt yields amid uncertain bumper crop potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mss
United States Department
Agriculluer, Todas
Texas
Strawberries in Spotlight on Market Prices and Trade
Market notes show strawberries commanding crates priced at 1.50 to 2.00 by rail, with several lots moving around 3.50 and 2.00 for commission sales. Lettuce and other produce rise modestly while general farm goods hold steady. Growing demand lifts strawberry prices as items like duckel and poultry show no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straeberdes
Kewl Commission Marte
Rail Commission Company
Yenee
S1-Co
Erate
Daley
Exma
Fruits and Vegetables Prices in a Local Market List
A dense OCR list shows numerous fruit and vegetable items with varied prices and weights. The text includes cabbages, cauliflower, cucumbers, grapefruits, lettuce, spinach, okra, yams, beans, peppers, and many other produce names with inconsistent spellings and figures, suggesting a market quotation page from a historical newspaper. Multiple entries mix items, quantities, and cents per unit, reflecting a snapshot of daily wholesale or retail pricing.
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Tadisias
Kuehel
Lashel
Stenberkam
Hananss
Benen
Tserta
Brazil
Ceols
Casvare
Vlan
Bus Cantifower
Crain ‘Harries
Gisard
Sherriem Trean
Wisreg
Penn Way
Lo Im Parstere
Medaka
Teazan
Tolntner
Per Oh
Renias
Caryi Inti
Venta NaghYer
Aopen Wulletie
Gaetes Selrarn
Crete Bovart
Riracherres
Strawierrier
Minetonaig
Trewersing
Cotton Market Mixed in Early New Orleans Trading
The May 11 report from New Orleans shows a quiet, uneven trading day with cotton futures and cash markets slipping modestly. Liverpool quotes and U.S. futures edged lower amid cautious selling, while weather projections offered limited support for central belt prices.
London Money and Metals Market Snapshot
A garbled report outlines foreign exchange movements and metal prices. It notes London bullion rates and daily spot prices, with references to May and various currencies, including standards and rates for ounce values.
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Lendon Metals
Tandon
Afar
Jondon Money
London
Indictment in Crystal City Father Mnattage Case Teased
Grand jury in Crystal City District Court indicted 43 year old Grawhard Veer on multiple charges after alleged threats to family members. Prosecutor ML Ly Harker said Veer was arrested on a complaint filed by officers following accusations by his daughter. Trial set for next week with Steppes and Barkey as district attorneys leading the prosecution.
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Crysal
Grawhard Veer
Pryor Farmer
Elfie
Munrluy
Ion
Conoty
ML Ly Harker
Crystal Cir
Stepse
Yd Mordsughier
Carrar
Sxbinsl
Haekes
Kereite
Julian Receivership Dismissal Sought
A motion filed in district court asks for the dismissal of the temporary receivership of the Julian Oil and Royalties company. The filing, made by counsel for CU, Julian, Alahara, and California promoter investors, claims the company is worth a substantial sum and that the receivership should end.
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Ubrlamoma Gly
Julian, Oilard Royalties Company
Julian
Alahara
California
Julian Company
du BP
Salyent. Bearinz
Waext
Inter Inday
Board of Education meeting debate on teacher appointments
Denials came from Dr Macy King Robbie regarding statements by We Re Wilkmains of the majority faction about prior board appointments. At a May 6 1980 meeting the board approved appointments for teachers, while a prior motion to reappoint I W Hartler was quashed. Stokes charged minority members with delaying the superintendent vote until after the May 12 city election.
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Macy King Robbie
Hi Bankl
Mondis
We Re Wilkmains
Towers
Bobbie
Ihr Board of Education
FF. King
Tward Ail Iedder
Stententars
Wither
Leo Brower
Nirmiber
Aml Geniat
Walker
Tor
D. Gilmare
Haile Ir. Wet- Hinns
Mee Kine
Stokes
Dr. Robbie
Mrs. Walker
Unclear mid century market notes on poultry and produce
Fragmented Chicago market wire covers poultry produce prices and receipts. Mentions heavy ducks beans potatoes and creamery products with scattered figures. Includes New York and Chicago trade glimpses and odd notes on shipments and rates.
Cupboard Found Bare Two Accused in Unclear Scan
A garbled OCR fragment mentions two accused individuals amid scattered names and phrases about Flores pieces and a missing cupboard. The text is incomplete, but indicates a legal or criminal context with unnamed locations and uncertain details. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
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Tike Ain
Meller
Fe C. Martines
Flores
Triwal
Nnradng
Batunilay
17 Negro Baseball Players Injured in Crisis at Sea
An incident involving 17 Black baseball players led to injuries and hospital stays. Details are fragmentary, but reports indicate they were moved to hospitals after a chaotic event near a location described as Danger. Names and exact teams or organizations are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Pane AL Seas
Mag Ly
Seva West Laselall
Ashe
Tia
Grain Market News Faces Weather Shifts and Price Swings
Chicago traders monitor rains and drought pressure as wheat futures slip despite steady demand. Corn and oats follow declines while South American supplies support some firmness. wholesale grain prices mix across markets with traders alert to weather shifts and potential production impacts.
Fire damages at Breckinridge company and Poultry Produce building
A Sunday fire at J. S. Deckers Brevison Co. damaged about 8000 in fire loss and 1000 in damage to two gas structures. The blaze also harmed a Poultry Produce Association building at 116 Blue Star arrest. A home on 101 Jersey Street suffered 400 in damage. Firemen reported the incidents. Two inmates from Ber County’s jail were taken to a dentist Sunday, then returned to cells Monday. Detectives transported Johan McKenzie and Ale James for dental care after a weekend incident.
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Auilonmobiles
J. 5
Deckers Brevison
Gatage
Alo
Poultry Produce Association
Blue Star
Williams
Jersey Street
Biach
Mondar
Ciremen
Pete M
Kenzie
James
Berge County
Reputies
Johan
Op McKenzie
Sam Street
May
Ale James
Yester Coultrane
Marie Fitzgerald Sought in New York and San Antonio
A dispatch reports Marie Fitzgerald sought in connection with an $8 case. Police issued a warrant and urged possible leads from New York and San Antonio. The plea notes she lives on Marian Lane, with Cy Fitzgerald identified as her brother. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Fonn Canning
Polite
New York
San Antonio
Marie Fitegerald Qaid
Marian Lane
Cy Fitzgerald
Cumberland
ElectraGIG Opens Confab at Plaza Hotel Meeting
Electragig opens its confab at the Plaza Hotel with about a hundred delegates and guests. President Shotts of Port Worth led the opening session with reports from JC Davis Online and MO Bure of Fort Wert. I B Mayer of Chicago spoke as did W Davis of New York as officers were to be elected later Monday.
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Tanbscher
Te Chamber of Commerce
Plaza Hotel
Shotts
Bure
Fort Wert
West
Genlam
San Antonio
I. B. Mayer
International Organization
Chicago
W. Davis
New York
Huraday
Thesday
Livestock price report from multiple markets
San Antonio and Chicago livestock markets show mixed cattle and calf prices with bids and receipts. Notable figures include steer and heifer lots, lambs and sheep, with Bulls and cows varying by weight and grade across Kansas City and Saint Louis listings. Prices range widely, reflecting market volatility and weight brackets.
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Chicsoo
Chicas Rae Titangy
Recelpca
Neceipla
Calern
Iice
Aleady
Arry
Numaroun
Jonas
Mortly Ateaty
Culier
Choi
Slecker
Shert Choice
Peamda
Keralpts
Cox Clippers
Nallyer
Ilalanding
Stock Market May Shake as It Opens in New Week
Markets opened weak with oil and bond sectors driving moves while several industrials including Bethlehem and American Telephone showed activity. At mid session notable declines faded into uneven gains as investors weighed earnings forecasts and policy signals.
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Pita
Lextie Statiship
MLS
Lierpod
Salvre Clare
Panigereesom
Peices Railien
Soir
Texa
Uittin
Busieg
Bethlehem
McMersourt
Aimerican ‘Telephone
Turtle Service
Kasten
Ammtezal
Fenera
Prishe
Althoun
Enaler Pere Moal
Mani
Fox Film
Arcountents
Walcotin
Paramount
Iiy Uemi
Italia Hs Milla
Three Soldiers Arrested in Dallas Robbery Case
Three soldiers were detained in Dallas on Monday in connection with the holdup of taxi driver Edward Toriguez last week. Toriguez was robbed, bound, and gagged in a taxi near the incinerator by the Springfield roads. Sheriff officials planned to bring the suspects to San Antonio for questioning.
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Dallay
San Antonio
Edward Toriguez
Srynin
Dalles
J. J. Lawrence
Balrisues
Locality Study Facilities Open to Residents
Before deciding on investments, obtain all possible facts about securities. Our study facilities are available to local residents through offices in principal cities to help assess specific issues.
Dance Will Honor 8 A Bride Elect Alisa Vimily Keetan
Amatnillo Texas May 11 Corps Christi hosts a dance at Saddle Club Saturday evening May 16 to honor bride elect Alisa Vimily Keetan. Guests include members of the Ar Nett Death brides party. State president Earl G Weatt announced the Texas division choices for the convention city selection.
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Alisa Vimily Keetan
Saddle Club
Blisy Benwick Booth
arnett-Death Brides Party
Corpus
Amatnillo
Teras
Corps Christi
Texas Division of American Axgaciation of University Women
Sra
Earl G. Weatt
Ainte
Direetors
Sabinal High School Names 4 Graduates and Officers
The Sabinal High School senior class lists 17 boys and 17 girls with Barnes Hillis as president and Harold Donoho as vice president. Other officers include Marybel Ayller treasurer and Tex Harp press reporter. Several faculty and student leaders named. valedictorian Grace Taylor and salutatorian Violet White. Commencement events are scheduled May 12 to May 15 with sermons and a commencement address by H. O. Martenlite of Marta.
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Sabinat
Trias
Mas
Sabi Hight School
Bor
Barnes Hillis
Harold Donoho
Marybel Ayiller
Wccreloss
Tex Harp
Othe
Willion
Woorsley Ig
Trinseat
Alny
Stow
Cosncil
Arcthouist
City Council Adopts Several Large Fund Allocations
During a Monday meeting the council appropriated 270 to a fund for Ralph Ulam wrestling, 27000 for payrolls, and 10018.08 to cover notes from 1929 and 2028 general funds. Architect fees and other charges were approved, with 6000.04 drawn from the advertising fund. Interest on notes and notes from 1930 and district sinking funds also noted. Election returns line includes Crockett 2400.
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Ralph Ulam
Exposition Park
Millman Park
Les Fle
Alice R. Ayres
Hubert M. Ayres
Architvels
Jawprayerment District
Food Class Set For Thursday Demonstration
A Friday style homemaker gathering is planned for Thursday at St. Anthony Rhetorical Ward. Mildred leads a food demonstration with Mrs. W. H. Shiton as lecturer. The program includes music, a display booth, free foods including tamales and coffee, and free recipe cards for attendees. Colored bread trends and sandwich tips are highlighted, with emphasis on policy for bread thickness and edge filling.
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Mildred
Me Light
St. Anthony
W. H. Shiiton
Gebhardt
Sanborn
Woman Arrested Riding Blinds Granted Freedom
Grace Snow, 26, of Avalon hotel, was accused of illegal train riding and caused a passenger to slip when found riding. In Corporation court Monday the charge was dismissed as she sobbed about a broken romance and promised not to repeat the offense. Officer M. Hinton arrested her.
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Snow
Avalon Hotel
Pamenger Trv
Fudge A- Amation
Corporation Court
Shse
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York
Cotinn
Liverpool
Maxlee
Aematern
EW Tork
Brady Todas
Calroy
Wpot
Guiet
Armer
Set
Ertiau Jn
Lary
Thanghal
Merlce City
Cold Peeal
Takia
Mnattage
Aublin
Howse
Rovetry
Hap Heyl
Feng Pon
Broil Sy Cans Fonte
Brollens
Garmenin
Ewe Wienein
Ann Sock
Wadia Fie
Jeans
Alabama
Mosly Perate
Chicagh Creamery
Seore
Rario sNewatra Firala
Brew York
SRAC
Crovish
SBAS
Kama SR
Reese
Fort Wort Putatoxe
Wunth
Isalied Jons Cece
Ares
Fem Salen
Niceks
Sebrinn
Aphine
Nhapoiss
Fallaiee Sey
Brehanerd
Wandard Naiediinae
Sarly Tay
le Willine
Anke
Eurne
Suppilas Roth
Britain
Fallopeany
Teupadt
Corne
Oita
Kan Antonio
Cuicaca
Tr Sro
Ted Miele
Hellies
Marie Fitzgerald
Electragig
Confab
Antilin
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Say
Tugrlewen Spour Bienteen Sedrlinges
Helices
Karel Land Choir
Goed Mit Ehalce
Lambs Atronx To Ak Cones Wraher: Earl Jardin
Passige
Enod xvi
Jer Paunde
Tae Cena
Militia
St. Tours
Louis
Hoge
Pew
Nicsez
Weleniy
Bate
Ealera
Cianren
Steere EC
Coeel
Hulk
Ench
Detice
Indiraliars
E. A. Pierce & Co
New York Sf
Bachange
New Rlrats
Collan Bechange
Othée
United Sistas
Canada
Am Alime Naik Bank Solr
de Wall Street
San Salan In
Cabinal
Crockett
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