Cotton Market Fluctuates In Quiet Session
Daily quotations from principal spot markets show middling cotton prices for San Antonio Houston Galveston New York New Orleans and Liverpool. By afternoon trading rose on British victories and spot strength with New York closing very steady 26 to 62 points higher and New Orleans 41 to 52 points higher. San Antonio spots listed at 19.40.
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San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton Exchange
New York cotton market steady with midday gains
Moderate volume trade in New York cotton as markets divided and weather hopes buoy sentiment. July and October futures climbed from morning levels, with new crop months posting higher highs while late sessions saw some profit taking and renewed firmness on favorable weather data.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
Cotton futures open steady with varied May to January quotes
New York cotton futures opened steady with May at 0.08 and July 19.90, October 19.41, December 19.62, January 19.50. Futures closed Thursday 26 to 52 points higher, with mixed intraday highs and lows across the listed months.
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New York
Panuaty
Kew
Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Rises On Cooler Belt Weather
Early trading in New Orleans cotton showed a 12 to 15 point rise as improved Russian news and stronger spot demand supported buying. Shell cover accounts and British gains against Germany pushed afternoon prices higher with active months up 31 to 40 points by 1:39 PM.
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New Orleans
Cotton market in Liverpool steady with firm spot prices
Liverpool May 17 spot cotter steady as good middling reaches 13,15d and middling 13,034. Low middling 12,82. Sales total 8000 units with 1900 for speculation and export. Receipts 1000.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Opens Ahead in Seasonal Outlook
Liverpool is set to open Friday with a lead of 16 to 25 points as figures for May through next February show steady gains. May 12 330 May-June 12 574 July-August 12 414 September-October 12 084 December-January 13 84d February-March 11 79d April-May 11 71d.
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Liverpool
TAVERPOOL Cotton Exchange Announces May Holiday Closures
The cotton exchange at Taverpool will close on May 26 and 28 and on June 1 and 2 for Whitsuntide holidays, with operations paused on those dates.
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Taverpool
Bankers Guests Attend Fort Bliss Review in Texas
Delegates to the Texas Bankers Association convention were guests of General Belfr at a Fort Bliss military review. An aviation exhibition for the bankers was cancelled after the death of Lieutenant Erberts in a flight from Columbus New Mexico to the fort for the event.
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Paso
Tex
Texas Bankers’ Association
George Belfr
Fort Bliss
Erberts
Columbus
N. Mex
Cotton goods market firmer on large government orders
New York on May 17 reports a broader market with strong demand as large government orders flow in. Men's wear stays firm and wool goods rise in first hands. worsted yarns and burlaps also firm, with light weights active and April shipments comparatively small.
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New York
Coffee market brief shows dull Rio futures
In New York on May 17 a dull tone persisted in coffee trading. Prices listed include No 7 Rio with May at 8.00 and July at 8.17, reflecting a quiet session.
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New York
Local Requests for Housing and Employment in San Antonio
Ad placed by a young out of town man seeking a San Antonio residence and strong references. Also advertises boarding a three month old baby with a private family. Requests include a night clerk position with livery experience and a starting wage of seven dollars weekly at Pickwick Auto Service in Maverick Hotel lobby.
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San Antonio
Adil Light
Pickwick Auto Service
Maverick Hotel
Seed varieties listed by M Marucheau Grain Co
Seed catalog note from M Marucheau Grain Co of San Antonio Texas listing Red Top Cane Seed Orange Amber White Wonder Seed Corn Yellow Dent Sudan Grasa Milo Maize Earthr Corns Feter ita with no quantities specified and any quantity available.
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M. Marucheau Grain CO
San Antonio
Texas
Cotton Region Bulletin May Report for Gulf District
Temperatures rose across the cotton region with readings generally above normal in Oklahoma and Texas and slightly below normal elsewhere. No precipitation reported in the 24 hours ending 8 am. Allen Buell, Meteorologist, Weather Bureau.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fiouston District
Oklahoma
Texas
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Cotton seed oil quotations today were
The brief note lists current price quotes for cotton seed oil on May 17 in New York. It provides the latest market figures and may include changes from prior figures.
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New York
Fielding Wallace Becomes President of Cottonseed Crushers
Fielding Wallace of Augusta Georgia, vice president, automatically became president of the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association during the Dallas convention. Other officers were elected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Midwest Merchants Protest War Tax Bill Reduction
A four thousand strong delegation of mercantile manufacturing and business interests from the middle west appeared before the Senate finance committee and then met Secretary McAdoo to oppose raising 1.8 billion in taxes. They urged reducing the levy to 1.26 billion.
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Washington, D. C
Middle West
Senate
McAde
Turpentine Trade Figures For Savannah Firms Reported
In Savannah on May 17 a turpentine firm showed sales around 44 to 45 percent with receipts 319 and shipments 688, stock 522. Fresin firm reported sales 1277, operations 937, shipments 2801, stock 70,65. Other listings include letters and initials B D E F G KK M W G and W W F.
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Savannah
State awards eleemosynary supply contracts for 1917
State Purchasing Agent Leavy announced contracts awarded for the 1917 fiscal year ending August 31, covering flour sugar beef paints grain and canned goods for eleemosynary institutions. Firms receiving awards include Wichita Mill and Elevator Company Wichita Falls Shear Grocery Company Austin Excelsior Meat Market Austin Nelson Davis and Son Austin Magnolia Cotton Oil Company Houston Armour and Company San Antonio C Bradford and Company Austin Tyler Simpson Gainesville Sherwin Williams Dallas Hughes Brothers Manufacturing Company Dallas Texas Glass and Paint Company San Antonio J F Carter Dallas Sonneborn Brothers Dallas Selig Company Dallas Tobins Book Store Austin Perkins Dry Goods Company Dallas Carman Laundry Supple Company Dallas McKean Eilers Company Austin Large Soap Company San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Leavy
Wichita Mill and Elevator Company
Wichita Falls
Shear Grocery Company
Excelsior Meat Market
Nelson Davis and Son
Magnolia Cotton Oil Company
Houston
Armour and Company
San Antonio
C. * Bradford and Company
Weather Bulletin May 17 1917 Observations
United States Department of Agriculture weather bulletin lists 7 am observations for May 17 1917 with note that wind under 16 mph and precipitation under .01 inch are not published.
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U. S. Department OF Agriculture Weather Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Wheat Market 18 Still Slumping In Chicago May
Wheat prices plunged up to 16 cents as Britain and Entente powers reportedly planned to sell future delivery wheat from the United States. Opening quotes fell 7 to 16 cents, July $2.14 to $2.22, September $1.95 to $2. Close unsettled. Corn and oats also slipped while Argentina renewed embargo news provided a bullish counter.
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Chicago
Great Britain
United States
Argentina
Market quotes from Kansas City grain and corn prices
Quotations today show cash wheat at No 2 hard 2 88 to 2 95 per bushel and No 2 red 2 88 to 2 95. Corn held at No 2 yellow 1 64 to 1 58, No 2 white 1 64 to 1 58. Oats listed with No 2 mixed around 71 to 72 cents.
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Kansas City
Hens Dip in Price as Markets Close Week
Wholesale hens fell one cent a pound to 17 and 18 cents while other poultry butter and eggs held steady. Texas Bermuda onions rose 25 cents to 2 dollars per crate. Cucumbers dropped 25 cents to 1.25 per half bushel hamper. Texas English peas vanished from the market with no changes in other wholesale prices.
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Texas
Provision Markets San Antonio Provisions Report
Local packing house quotations to dealers Thursday list dry salt extras at 244, bacon extras at 24, dry salt bellies 14 to 16 pounds average at 26, fancy breakfast bacon 39, fancy base 2, bacon bellies 14 pounds average at 4, pure lard 244 percent, compound 19, American cheese 2 cents per pound. Chicago May 17 report shows quotations with high, low and close figures.
Shippers market notes on robbers prices and farm goods
Prices for eggs Butter and poultry vary by region. Eggs steady with Texas country layered prices. Butter steady with creamery and country rates. Poultry prices fall for hens roosters and large frames. Beverages and other items show mixed per dozen and per pound values.
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Texas
Texas Creamery
Market Quotations Daily Report From Chicago
Quotations show creamery milk higher at 83 37 c and eggs unchanged with 36 220 cases received. Firsts 33 34 c ordinary firsts 30 2 le. potatoes rise with 10 cars for Idaho Colorado Oregon and Washington whites at 3 10 3 20, Wisconsin and Michigan whites 2 85 3 00. Poultry alive lower with fowls at 22.
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Chicago
Ill
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Wachington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Grain futures close with mixed Wheat and Corn prices
Grain futures closed in Kansas City with Wheat May 2.75, July 2.16, September 1. NE Corn at 1.57, July 1.48, September 2.40 to 1.40.
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Kansas City
Market quotes for wheat corn and oats in St Louis May report
In St Louis on May 17 quotations list No red and No 2 hard wheat at nominal levels. Corn No 2 white oats No 2 and No 2 white were quoted with cents per bushel figures noted.
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ST. Louis
House Speaker Opposes Reducing House Membership
Austin Texas May 17 Speaker Fuller told the House he opposes any cut in membership and voiced a goal of state government appropriations reaching 50 million dollars rather than 25 million. A resolution asks free conference committees to stay within existing differences and not add new items as reports are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Free Conference
Fuller
House
Senate
Free Conference Committees
Coal Officials Urged to Boost Supply and Cut Waste
May 17 Chicago. The International Railway Fuel Association urged increases in coal supply and elimination of fuel waste. They said 5 percent savings by railways could free about 7 million tons annually. C M Moderwell hinted the government may seize mines and utilities if owners do not cooperate with policy.
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Chicago
International Railway Fuel Association
United States
C. M. Moderwell
The
Council For National Defense
Market Quotations From Kansas City Trade Notes
Kansas City market notes list butter at 39 cents for creamery and 37 cents for firsts with second at 56 cents, packing at 1 dollar. Eggs quoted Firsts 34 cents. poultry includes hens at 20 cents, roosters 15 cents, turkeys 26 cents, broilers 34 cents. potatoes old 3.00 to 3.10, new 3.40.
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Kansas City
Ghouls Mutilate Body in Houston Cemetery Scare
Houston authorities probe after burial of Mrs. Etta Marie Alford was opened and body mutilated before reburial. The grave and casket were disturbed, clothing removed, and injuries appear knife caused. A similar earlier incident involving Mrs. Hal Campbell is under review.
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Houston
Tex
Etta Marie Alford
Hal Campbell
Campbell
Presbyterians to Name Moderator at Assembly Session
The 129th general assembly of the Presbyterian Churches in the United States of America held a second session in Dallas Texas where election of a moderator was the main item. The morning session featured a sermon by retiring moderator Dr John A Marquis of Cedar Rapids Iowa with speculation centering on Dr J Wilbur Chapman of New York as the leading candidate.
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Dallas
Tex
General Assembly
Presbyterian Churches
United States of America
John A. Marquis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Southern Presbyterians Meet Opens General Assembly
In Birmingham Alabama on May 17 the fifty seventh general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States the Southern Presbyterian Church convened with about five hundred fifty commissioners representing eighty six presbyteries in sixteen synods equal numbers of ministers and ruling elders in the body.
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Birmingham
Ala
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
Cattle Market Steady as Hogs and Sheep Show Mixed Signs
The Union Stock Yards report May 17 shows northern cattle markets steady across centers while hogs are uneven with Chicago slow and St. Louis up. Sheep vary with Chicago weaker and Fort Worth and Kansas City stronger. local cattle hold steady and hogs inch higher. Receipts include 1118 cattle and 52 sheep.
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Fort Worth
Chicago
Kaneng City
St. Louis
Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
Dallas–Fort Worth Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Fort Worth Texas May 17 market report shows hog receipts at 2000 with prices steady to 15.95 top. Cattle receipts 6500 with steady values across Reeves 8.59 to 11.65, stockers 6.59 to 9.26, heifers 7.50 to 10.50, cows 5.50 to 9.25, bulls 5.50 to 8.50, calves 7.50 to 14.25. Sheep receipts 2500 with strong to 25 cents higher. lambs 16.09 to 18.00, yearlings 14.00 to 15.00, wethers 13.00 to 14.00, ewes 13.00, goats 7.56 to 105.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices May 17 Report
Receipts and quotations show hogs with varied prices across classes and a slow market. Cattle receipts around 5000 with a steady market, and sheep and lambs reported weak to mixed demand with quoted ranges included.
Market Report from Kansas City Livestock Yard
Receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep in Kansas City noting higher hog and sheep values. Hogs bulk values around 15.79 to 16.25. prime fed steers up to 13.25. cattle and calves varied with southern and wether categories listed. sheep values from 12 to 20 dollars with higher for yearlings and lambs.
Market Prices and Receipts Report From St Louis
St Louis markets report receipts across cattle hogs and sheep with mixed prices. Beef cattle show varied ranges from native steers to prime southern beef steers and cows, while hogs and lambs display steady to higher bids. Receipts totals include 1700 cattle and 1000 cattle in another market, with prices per grade and weight noted.
Black man Ell Persons charged in Memphis area crime
Ell Persons, a Black man, charged with a serious incident involving 15 year old Antoinette Rappal near Memphis, was moved from county authorities to an adjoining county. Sheriff Wright of Davidson County and deputies accompanied him. Officials denied rumors of mob violence.
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Nashville
Tenn
Stoge Market Has Very Strong Tone
New York May 17. Active opening shows gains across many sectors with equipment and munitions favored. Steel stock advances lead, with United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel up large, and rail shares Louisville & Nashville Union Pacific Illinois Central Reading rising. Trading strengthens then halts after assimilation. final close stronger.
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New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Virginia Iron
Superior Steel
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Rose & Point
Illinois Central
Reading
Lackawanna Steel
American Car & Foundry Fistity American Locomotive Ae
American Tal. & Tel
My Isk Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Sissey
Chesapeake Ohio St
Chicago & Great Western Oe
Chi Ri. & P
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Ho Ty
Crucible Steel
Wees
Cuba
Dhe Erie
General Electric
General Motors Ae
Great Northern Pfl
Great Northern
Ctis Bay
Gulf States Steel Oe
Illinoia
Mere
Marine
Kansas City
Southern
Sntccess
Kennecott Co
Asonssoskid
Mexican Petroleum
Seevesesees Doh
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Nevada
Eesee
N. H
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Sreeeen
Ohio Cities Gas
Seamen Tenn
Pennsylvania
Bay Consolidated
Pper
Wee
Beene Bey
Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Seen
HM Or
Sinclair Ol & Ref
Ory Oh Sloss, Shef, Steel & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tee Tee
Studebaker Corporation
Baily Ag Tennes
Ceeveveses
Jtly Texas Company
Initon Pacific
United Fruit
U S
ALCON
United States Rubber
SPEER
Utah Copper E.c
Virginia Care, Chem
Tee Wees
Virginia Coal and Coke
Wa Ash
Western Union Tee Eee
Westinghouse Electric
Money markets: Mexican currency quotations in San Antonio
Trading in Mexican money in San Antonio on Thursday shows bid prices for silver pesos at 53, half pesos at 60, state bank notes at 10, national bank notes at 1, and Bank of London and Mexico at 49.
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San Antonio
Bank of London and
Mex
Market Report: Mercantile Rates and Bonds Noted
New York May 17 mercantile paper at 4 445 percent. Sterling sixty day bills 4 72. Commercial sixty day bills on banks 4 71 percent. Demand 4 79 16. Cables 4 76. Guilders demand 6 1, cables 4 1 1 2. Bar silver 74 1 8 cents. Mexican dollars 6S. Government bonds steady railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Time trends in New York money market May 17
Time trans steady with 60 and 4 percent figures. Call money steady. Rates shown: high 2 percent, low 2 percent, ruling 2 percent, last loan 2 percent, closing bid 2 percent, offered at 2 percent. May include 90 days at 4 percent and aix monly 4 percent notes.
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New York
Aix Monly
London Market Rates Report May 17
Bar silver at 38d per ounce Money at 4 4 percent Discount rates listed for short bills at 4 11-16 percent and three month bills at 1 percent per cent with London financials noted.
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London
Metal markets report from New York exchanges
The May metal exchange quotes show lead firm at 1044 10 percent, spelter steady with East St. Louis delivery around 94% and 9, copper firm with electrolytic spot and second quarter at 31 00933.00, third quarter and later at 28.00 30.00, iron unchanged, tin steady at spot 65.50 to 66.50.
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New York
The
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London Market Metals and Futures Report
London market update lists lead at 30 pounds 10s, spelter at 54, spot copper 180, futures 128 pounds 10s, electrolytic 142, Spettin 252 shillings 2s, and futures 251 pounds 15s.
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London
Spettin
New York Sugar Prices Steady in Market Report
In New York on May 17 raw sugar held steady with centrifugal at 6.02 and molasses at 5.14. Refined sugar also steady with fine granulated at 7.50 per hundredweight.
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New York
Rice market steady as demand holds in New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 17, both grades of rice were in good demand with unchanged quotations. Receipts totaled rough 538 sacks, millers 538, clean 46 706, with sales showing Clean Honduras at 1599 pockets.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Sheriff Safe After Abduction Report in Memphis
MEMPHIS May 17 deputies under Sheriff M G Tate were reported last night to be in the hands of a crowd seeking Ell Person the negro charged with the murder of Antoinette Rappal but had not returned to the office early today. Deputies in charge expressed belief the sheriff and his party were safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
M. G. Tate
Antoinette Rappal
Thugs Foiled in Cypress Street Robbery Bid
David Hunter of 619 West Cypress Street fought off two men who tried to rob him on Cypress Street between Howard and Lewis Streets at 11 45 Wednesday night. Hunter took a chest blow from a sandbag but struck one assailant in the face, sending both fleeing.
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David Hunter
West Cypress Street
Hunter
Cypress Street
Howard and
Lewis
Commutation Petition Fights Death Sentence in Texas
In Austin on May 17 a petition for commutation of the death sentence for Juan Marta and Rocindo Bonada, Mexican inmates due to be hanged May 24, was filed with the governor. A pardons board hearing opposed commutation. County Attorney Hornsby and Mrs. Eugene Smith argued against it. Attorneys Love and Patterson represented the defendants. The board has not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Fiftythird District Court
Travis County
Juan Marta
Rocindo Bonada
Board of Pardons
Hornsby
Linden
San Antonio
Eugene Smith
Shortest Days of the Year Recalled by Binley and Briggs
In a brief exchange from the Boston Transcript Binley notes the season of the shortest days while Briggs confirms with a spirited reply, drawing attention to the wintry mood and local newspaper tone.
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Binley
Briggs
Boston Transcript
End of Rate Hearing Not Yet in Sight
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing at the Gunter Hotel may extend beyond two weeks as testimony focuses on railroads rebuttal and evidence for class rates. Shippers are expected to protest Texas tariffs when fruit and vegetables, iron and steel schedules are reached, with figures from Acme Cement Company arguing for changes in plaster rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commission
Gunter Hotel
A. C. Fonda
Texas
Shippers
Texas Railroad Commission
A. Walker
Acme Cement Company of
St. Louis
Acme
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver
Dallas
San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Waco
Wholesale Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Prices Listed
Wholesale prices to trade for a wide range of produce and staples. Potatoes, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, cranberries, berries, apples, citrus, dried fruits, sugar and coffee listed with per hundredweight, per crate, per bushel, or per pound figures. Numerous Texas, California, and Florida items appear with varying quality grades and pack sizes.
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Texas
Bermuda
Florida
California
Arbuckle
Maxwell
Maxwell House
Honduras
Japan
Maine
Columbia River
Alaska
Guns Loaned for Exhibit for Marine Recruiting Week
Two machine guns were loaned Thursday by Major Jordan at the Arsenal to John B. Carrington secretary of the Chamber of Commerce for a window display during marine recruiting week June 10 17 A window donated by H C Rees Optical Co will hold the guns with other marine paraphernalia. Confidential loans noted for diamonds jewelry automobiles and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Jordan
Arsenal
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Rees Optical Company
Houston Street
Patriotic Male Chorus Rehearses at Travis Park Church
The patriotic male chorus plans an 8 o'clock Monday rehearsal in the Sunday School room at Travis Park Methodist Church. The Rotary Club committee led by Emil Hillie pushes a membership drive this week with a general invitation to San Antonio male singers. Conductor is Rotarian H. W. B. Barnes and a large attendance is expected ahead of a first formal public appearance.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Rotary Club Committee
Emil Hillie
San Antonio
H. W. B. Barnes
Morili High School to Hold Closing Exercises
The Morili High School will hold closing exercises Friday evening May 18 for class day and Monday evening May 21 for commencement. The Friday program includes piano solo by Dorothy Lubbock, address by C A Scheh, reading "Devotion to Duty" by Lee Harboard, presentation of certificates to seventh grade, chorus singing "Let the Bells in Welcome Ring" and the play "Examination Day at Wood Hill School."
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Morili High School
Dorothy Lubbock
C. A. Scheh
Lone Star Auto Livery Ad Offers New Cars and Dance
Antique ad notes Lone Star Auto Livery in Castroville with new Jeffrey cars and two phone numbers. It promotes a May 19 dance hosted by Heron Smith Orchestra with ladies admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Jeffrey
Ady
Castroville
Heron Smith Orch
Local Ads and Notices From Fort Worth Area
A crowded montage of classifieds and notices includes legal ads for Horace E. Wilson and a temple service by Rabbi Marks at Temple Beth-El, with gold trade offers, baths and massages by Mrs. Nettie Edson, and a jewelry store tease. Also listed are band concerts at Camp Wilson and Fort Sam Houston featuring the Ninth and Nineteenth Infantry Bands, with parade times, plus various retail promotions from Hummel's Clothing Store and Reliable Tire Co.
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Ninth Infantry
Fourth
Texas
Camp Wilson
Nineteenth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Third Artillery
Infantry Post
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R. BR. Russell Adolph Wagner
Dick O, Terrell
Ss. G. Bechtel
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John T, Wilson
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State Bank Building
o’Connell Loan Co
E. Houston St
Dan Lewis
Kampmann
Travis
A-Bar Plumbing Co
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Temple
Temple Beth-El
Marks
Alamo Er Co
Alamo Plaza
Nettie Edson
W. Houston St. Crockett
Main Ave
Cen Miet Violin
Jeniery
Palm Beach
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Hummel's
Commerce St
Adv
Reliable Tire Co
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