Dope Menace Spreads Across California Orchards
A distorted 1920s era piece warns of marijuana denoting a national weed problem. It claims farms along the Pacific coast grow murder weed, including Watsonville and Red Bluff in California, with implications of children being sold the drug. Mention of New York and Tokyo contrasts law enforcement efforts amid fear of a mushrooming cannabis trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilifred
San Prangieco
Pacific Coast
Caitornis
Watsonville
Sacramento
Red Bluff
Lbe
Ben Jeaquin
Gevastopol
Iran
California
Tiiinais
New York
D. Lérhtenstein
Tombs
Far East
Japan
Cuba
Bunget
Douglas
American Narcotic Bureau
Parole Granted for Convict in Amuriaon Met Case
A parole decision grants release after years of confinement in a case involving a convict from Ma Aubtin. The court references govern implant and time served, with officials noting communications from Wan' grate. Further details remain sparse due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Aubtin
Noeos
Vincenk Roisin
Wrtrucrd
Amuriaon
Tormune
van Oienpe County
Migay AL Porneny
Oder
Austin Budget to Be Cut Ten Percent
An unclear note reports a 10 percent reduction in the Austin budget with mentions of November and December actions. The fragment references economic planning, management, and a possible city operation. Key entities are Austin, November, December, and a manager figure. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Aus
Anatmex
Ely Miderl
Fly
Satan Morgim
Reason for Farmer's Grief in Postwar Prices and Policy
An analysis notes the persistent gap between prices farmers receive and costs of living and production. It cites postwar wage comparisons, farm price declines despite government effort, and inflationary pressures driving new monetary policy under Roosevelt. Only time will tell if the currency control improves farmers' position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odky
Roosevelt
Livestock market reports at San Antonio and East St Louis
Reading shows cattle and calf prices, top calves around 4.25 to 5.00, hogs steady, sheep and goats weaker. Prices vary by weight and breed, with detailed listings for specific farmers and consignments from Louis Livestock and local buyers in East St Louis and Chicago Liverpool markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAN Antoni
San Antonio
Fultin
S. SL
H.W. Rhodes
George
George Henry
Christine
Murrey Holland
Tilden
Claude Melannie Pearsall
Elx Bors
Lower Axe
Louis Livestock
East ST. Louis
Baily Etronic
Ventera
Ateers
Loan Report Shows Banks Stronger in Tight Market
Washington, Feb reports indicate banks and trust companies hold large loan portfolios with total outstanding loans near 1.309 million dollars while repayments have rebounded to around 49 percent of disbursements. February figures show total rash and advances around 254 thousand with banks as the largest borrowers class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasauington
Iusi
Viewwuntey
Dinhursemens
Wyoming politics from Kendrick’s funeral to senatorial prospects
Washington dispatch outlines Joe O Mahoney’s rise after attending Joan Kendrick’s funeral, noting potential appointment to the Wyoming Senate via Governor Leslie Miller. It casts Kendrick as a central baron of old-time politics, contrasts him with a new generation led by Yale and Texas alumni, and highlights figures like Bob Carey and Dick Kleberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Joseph G. O'Mahoney
Gener
Wyoming
Joe
Xeartor
Joan Benjamin Kendrick
Kendrick
Cary
Joe O Mahloney
Democratic Nations
Jim Farley
Interior Department
Farley Ro
Post Office Department
Woerring
Taxifu
Lee
Praine
Senate
Kentrick
Wolnea
Leslie Miller
Miller
Washington
Bob Carey
Wise
West Acres
Dick Kleberg
Texas
Hing Ranch
America
Yale
University of Texas
Blanevile
Harvard
Grain Market Notes and Local Anecdotes From San Antonio
Grain prices show offers in San Antonio on corn 43 cents white shelled 20 cents yellow 66 cents. Oats 30 cents per bushel barley 30 cents per bushel. A garbled politics anecdote recalls Renon Kendrick cattle theft and Harold S. becoming a “watch dog” of the treasury. Latter Day Saints church dedication is noted with Apostle Reed Smoot and ongoing Senate race coverage. Frank Morrison, AFL secretary, referenced as a longtime aide in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Antonio Geeain
Farmars
San Antonio
Milo Enaize
Harold Tokes
Interior
The
Treasury
Mohrmoon Cinitch
Latter Day Saints Church
Senate
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Mai Tunnith
Stock market slips in narrow trading session
Narrow trading in New York sees mixed results across stocks with some rail, chemical, steel, and auto shares showing fractions of gains while leading issues like American Can and General Motors dip slightly. Call money at 1 percent, Western Union down, and foreign exchange movements show volatility as London and Paris exchange rates edge higher amid unsettled industrial prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Now
U. 9
Eteel
American Telephone
American Commercial Alcohol
du Pont
Beara Roeburk
American Can
Banta Fe
General Motors
New York Central
Western Union
Westinghouse
Steel
Santa Fe
National
Interling Exchange
London
RCE
Slee
Job-buying cash bag scandal shocks Austin committee
In a legislative inquiry room in Austin, Albert Moursand the Johnson City banker arrived with a bag of coins worth 130 dollars to exchange for nickels. He claimed the dimes were unwanted, insisting he was not trying to buy a job, while witnesses testified about promises of state employment in exchange for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Albert Maurland
Johnson City
Moursand
Harry W. Graves
Georgetown
Inquiry Group
Jobxeon
Toon
San Antonio Hay Prices Reported at Market
Farmers reported top hay on the San Antonio market Monday with Caue hay ten dollars per ton Prairie hay thirty two dollars per ton No 2 Johnson grasa twenty dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Markets in Midwest and NY
AP briefs report poultry and dairy quotations from Kansas City to Chicago and New York. Bulls and hens sell variedly with prices 18 to 22 cents per unit, butter and creamery products show steady to firm trends, while tomato and potato listings reflect moderate supplies and regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weare
London Metals and Money Rates Report Fragment
Fragmentary London money and metals page shows scattered figures for pounds shillings pence and various market items. Reads like an OCR garble with multiple prices and denominations including pounds 224 and 224 pounds with marginal notes on spot and three month bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stetals
Lunbor
Choatny
Conyers Standana Sant
Renee
Rieriroldes Gant
Ayiindy
Phil Tings
Bnet
Akiliiner Huemen
Jazz Band Ouster Sought by Gynsies in Danube City
A misreaded dispatch reports Gynsies petitioning the police to ban jazz bands from cafes and restaurants in a Danube city. They claim foreign influence harms native players and accuse jazz as immoral. The request aims to remove bands, citing economic and cultural concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gynsies
Tudappat
Danube
Minneapolis and Kansas City Livestock Prices and Listings
Nov prices show mixed bids across cattle and hogs with steers and heifers at varying weights. Figures list weights from 140 to 280 pounds and prices around 10 to 14 dollars per unit, including 275 pound sows and multiple consignments. Mention of local sales, yardings, and prominent firms appears alongside farm equipment references and regional market activity in Minneapolis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas City
Kas City
Huis
Airong
Alan Fridey
Davids
Hwe
Rales
Aleary
Smad
Marly Ton
Brosre Gene
Sam HN
Cammun
Me Ming
Phalen
Sen
Shiva
Pratinte Hno
Fonte Hiehor
Adile Markel Aboen
Vanee Lamba
Thi
Mathe
Lamyr Enon and
Rheme
Poinda Dawn
Voaeling Woshorr
Mrdtim
Idea
Peninda
Aod
Phedee
Iam
Khali
Two Texas Women Named for Legion Auxiliary Posts
Indianapolis November 6 appointment of two Texas women to national committees of the American Legion Auxiliary has been announced. Miss Calhoun Harris of El Paso will chair area 6 on the rehabilitation committee and oversee work for disabled World War veterans in 11 Southern states. Mrs. E H Roach of Taylor is named to the community service and unity drives committee guiding local unit programs to improve conditions in communities where units are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Legion
Indianapolio
Ind
American Legion Auxiliary
Auillary
Calhoun Haris
Fl Paso
Ausilary
E. H. Roach
Taylor
National Community Service
Acyires
Business Women Meet at Seguin convention highlights
Seguin hosts the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs district No. 7 meeting. Attendees include Olga Eldridge of Amarillo the state membership chairman Macy O Luysratrom director at large Hesumont Imogene Minitzer former treasurer Corps Caristi Flo Polmar Tyler Binoche MsTerb San Antonio Alva Thompann Temple temple area leaders and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin Seguin
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
District No. 7
Olga Eldridge
Amarillo
Macy O. Luysratrom
Hesumont
Misa Imogene Minitzer
Corps Caristi
Flo Polmar
Tyler
Binoche MsTerb
Firet Ylee
El Paso Deputy Dies of Wounds
Deputy Sheriff Shatter H. Wheeler, 92, of El Paso County, died today from gunshot wounds suffered during a disturbance at a La Tuna cafe. Night watchman W. H. Jones, aka La Twain, was arrested after witnesses said he shot Wheeler when questioned about carrying a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Shatter H. Wheeler
la Tuna
W. H. Jones
la Twain
Wheeler
Refugio Man Held on Murder Charge
Refugio Texas Nov 8 R Gewyer 7h held on murder charge for fatal wounding of an unidentified man at Refugio railroad station Friday. The victim described as an armed man about 51 years old died Saturday. Authorities listed possible leads but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refugio
Texas
R. Gewyer
Refugi
Cherlif Ira Heard
Houston
Cantar
Karnes Teachers Hold Institute and Elect Directors
RANGE November 6 Karnes County teachers met for an institute led by Miss Opa Oll, district Inspector, outlining the year’s work and electing Inter scholastic league directors. J. L. Hardy named director general. other directors include D. FR Moore, Joni Btamper, Ada Graca Ladner, Mayme Tom, J. Rey Davis, and Rulf Jones. A copy of The Lightia Free Ranta Directory was requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narnea County
Denchors
Wall Street Traders Await Recovery Amid Market Hope
Wall Street opens with cautious optimism as irregularities fade and talks of policy repeal and Ruséla negotiations loom. Analysts forecast an uptrend into year end holidays if rail orders rise and demand supports shares, with chatter on who’s buying New York Central and big money in plays like Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Ruséla
Cacy
Auburn
Optometrists Attend Lin Optometry Event in Texas
About 98 optometrists from San Antonio and nearby towns gather for a two day meeting at the Guoter hotel led by Dr A M Skeffington of the Graduate Clinice Foundation Chicago speaking on Eyesight in Industry and outlining plans for correcting Eve Allments of Children He predicts higher wages under the NRA will push employers to demand better eyesight from workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Guoter
A. M. Skeflington
Chicago
Graduate Clinice Foundation
Skeffington
NRA
Opening day in dull cotton market at New Orleans
The market opened slowly with little movement as traders awaited Wednesday crop data. In Liverpool, cotton futures showed mixed tones with December and January quotes around the five cent area, while spot prices slid slightly on softer business tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotton
Liverpool
Calton
May
Fuly
Qetohér
Petsch to Run for Texas Senate in 20th District
PREOKRICKSBUNG November 6 Cal Alfred Petsch former floor leader of the Texas legislature announced he would seek a seat in the Texas Senate at next July's primaries. He plans to run in the 20th district now represented by Senator Walter O Woodward who said he will not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preokricksbung
Cal Alfred Petsch
Texas Legislature
Colonel Persch
Senatar
Walter O. Woodward
Agent Secures Data on Cotton Loans Near Beguin
The Guadalupe County Agent Whitsett reports complete instructions on Commodity Credit loans for cotton. Details cover loan making procedures for the 18H crop season and related receipts, reviewed by the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe County
Whitsett
Asparagus Prices Rise and Market Listings Surface
A long market listing shows asparagus prices climbing to 12 per dozen amid strong demand. The notice details abundant shipments and fresh arrivals of evaporated fruits and other produce for upcoming holidays, with numerous fruits and vegetables priced by the bushel, crate, or dozen across Colorado California and Florida sources.
Captured Pair Unworried Over Long Sentences
HOMETON NOV 6 1941 The pair Jack Stewart 74 and Ralph King after exchanging shots with officers return from custody. They express little concern about long sentences and state they have nearly finished their crimes. Stewart faces 115 years while King has 80 to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hometon
Jack Stewart
Ralph King
Hing
Stewart
Tell Bank
King Hes
Also Mentioned on This Page
United State
Mrasiun
Srel
Daurlat
Lorena
Ecol
Yao
Dex
Umber
IMDEX
Uraim Ferl Greera
Mtandetill
Alferings
Hensterra Anf
Glavehten Nario
Laure
Chyice
Mimand Mestinm
Ben Vealers
Eine
Pate
Prisily
George Moses
Republican National Committee
Ghieaga
Guerd
Ranervelt
PLC
Tie
Witich
Jon Cee Ree
Renon
Auniasie
Som
Manville
Manitoba
Rosute
John B
Prober
Kansas City
Mav
Ald Gente
Dreased lurWaya
Young Mens
Tome
Kean
Sreginlay
Sean Pace
Hega
Alundards
Vely
York
al Etiitoyk
Fipmnanta Iereday
Takata
Ted River
Dakota Red River
Engray
Zuruin
Lontiin Money
Mares Shirt Hills
Ana
Minn
Minneapolia
Minnraroein Flur
Minneapoltr
Karnes
Aoy
Avery Way
Wall Street Spectator
A. B. Steel
Optometrists
Orleang
Colton
Petsch
Oman
Commission
Rook
eDrsta
Abien
Colorado
Rome
Caulifiower
Peerepatiun Duncan
Bell Zee
Higaaan Hubbard
Utter
Texas Municipal Bonds
Hnquirion
Mahan, Dittmar & CO
Investment
Ercamities South Teed Pane
BHM
Adft GR
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!