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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1920

Page

9

Official urges tick eradication plan at cattlemen meeting

W Wallace chairman of the State Livestock Sanitary Commission outlined stronger tick laws and penalties at the Zone 3 cattle raisers session in St Anthony led by the Linn Owners Association. He advocated dipping and pasture rotation to control fever ticks and warned of possible federal restrictions on shipments from infested areas.

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Convention proceedings highlight cattleman restitution debate

Mr Wallace declares restitution would cut off cattlemen from monetary benefits while Dr Harry Grafts of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry notes cooperation with the Livestock Commission. Robert J Kleburg arrives and presides as convention continues.

Wallace Harry Grafts United States Bureau of Animal Industry Port Worth Livestock Commission Robert J. Kleburg

Frost National Bank to Increase Capital and Build Large Center

The Frost National Bank of San Antonio plans to raise capital from 1 million dollars to 1 million in stock, with a new large banking house at Main Plaza and Commerce Street. Shareholders will vote in December, and bids for construction will follow. The bank, established in 1867, reports deposits over 6.07 million dollars and will retain surplus and undivided profits after the capital increase.

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Woman victim of motor car in serious condition

The edition notes Mrs Patrici pant of S Tealstreet sustained a skull fracture Friday after being struck by an automobile. Cordon crossing Navarro and College streets was hit by a vehicle driven by Leon Martlines. another car caused a collision and a horse wagon fled. Several other autos collided with little or no injuries reported. An army truck and a separate incident on West Commerce and Santa Rosas left minor damage and injuries.

Patricipant Tealstreet Cordon Navarro Hand College Commerce Street Alman Street Clinton Trown Airy Linden Brooklyn Avenue McCor Mth Cavalry J. C. Thurlesy Santa Ross

Labor unrest blamed for demoralized German workers

Judge Kaleman, long associated with labor law, says postrevolution conditions have demoralized German labor. He argues class egoism seeks an oligarchy harmful to non laboring classes, with binding agreements eroding between capital and labor. He warns general strikes loom as workers threaten action over unresolved grievances.

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Multi church schedule listed for San Antonio area services

The notice lists numerous churches and pastors including First Baptist at Fourth and Taylor, San Antonio Primitive Baptist with Elder Ball, Prospect Hill Baptist at Buena Vista and San Jacinto, St Marys Catholic Church near the Gunter Hotel with Rev J H Burn Omil, and many others. Also included are Christian Science First Church, Church of Christ Denver Heights, and various Protestant and Lutheran congregations with service times and Sunday schools.

First Baptist Church Fourth Taylor Strecta Gates Mundal San Antonio Prospect Hi. Baptist Church Buena Visti San Yaeto TE. C. McDonald O. Naylor B. YY. P St. Mary's Catholic St. Mary's Street Gunter Hotel Excene Children of Mary and the Holy Name ‘Society Holy Commmunion Children of Mary Tutheran Grace Rualish Byaneeileal Latheran Nut Fy Hein Bad Ja Om St. John'a Benngellen Kas Nueva South Walff Pater Ethta Elysgen Fon Jesin Ryening Serve oTrey Merman Wl & O'Clock

Church News Notes and Community Meetings

Senior Christian Endeavor from Denver boulevard Presbyterian will meet Wednesday at Sa'elook. Mrs. W. AL Posey to be reader. Business Men's League and First Baptist will convene at Palace Theater, 22 January, Mars ton street, 10 o clock morning. Ministerial Union to meet Monday morning at City Hall. Edward Day to speak at Unitarian Chapel on the ropes and the heart of the Salvation Army work as a camp liaison with soldiers.

Madison Square Ehoir Presbyteriian West Poplin Street Pears Chaplan Norales Vance Street J. F. Bryson Farrar Cancy Way Hite City Street Garcia North Laredo Street Christian Endeavor Denver Boulevard Presbyteri Eleveli Sa'elook W. AL Posey Christ Business Men's League of the Ehyeeh Mouston Jatreel Puegmar Wosatin Edward Day Candyet HviTos Unitarity

Cotton prices drift lower as covering falters

The market for cotton in San Antonio on November 1 saw prices steady then weaken amid renewed short covering and prompt offerings. Trading sentiment remained pessimistic with cautious demand and weak undertone across active months, while consumer data and private reviews offered limited support.

Cotton Exchange San Antonio

New York Cotton Market Extends Decline Amid Weather Cautions

New York cotton prices opened weaker as unfavorable weather and southern spot market actions weighed on trade. May and July slipped to multiweek lows while March and other months saw renewed selling. census data pointed to slipping consumption. Cold south temps and cautious buying kept the market subdued with a steady close.

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New Orleans Cotton Market Sways Amid Weather and Prices

Commodity notes from New Orleans outline October cotton activity with price moves and weather effects on the market. Bales traded at varied tempo while futures and refiners adjust to cold spells and shifting demand across New York and regional ports.

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Obituary notices for two local residents

Two obituaries list OM. Davis aged 62 dying at National Cemetery lodge where he was superintendent and SUL Uurty aged 63 dying at 3235 Denver Boulevard. OM. Davis had roots in Muskogee and belonged to the Alzafae Deemple and Noble orders. he is survived by a son and a daughter. SUL Uurty was a longtime railroad man with survivors including a widow, a son and two daughters, and siblings. Porter Loring Funeral Directors to handle arrangements.

OM. Davis M. Davis Reery Lodge National Cemetery Davis Alzafae Deimple Myst Tocal Gas T Muskoges Muskoxee Hare i ¢ Archer Corpus Christi Porter Loring Aady Sul Uurty Denver Boudevard Lot Tle Menther Vilread 'Praimmen Masons Hatlydr al Barstow Cal We EL White EP. Householler Hor J. J. Uiavdy Marshill D.C. Baird Vala Portye Loring

Bearish Wall Street closes amid weak Friday session

New York stocks slid in a thin Friday close as rails oils and metals fell under pressure. Bond and currency markets showed irregular moves with limited weekend coverage and mixed demand for bills and government securities.

Wheat Bulls Lead Week Close as Markets Rally

Chicago reports a broad market rally with wheat ending higher on December and March contracts after oversold conditions. Corn prices edged up at the close while oats and other grains showed mixed gains and pressure amid short covering and local trading activity.

Chicago

Coal Delivery Lawsuit over Undelivered Me Alister Coal

Mrs F C Robinson sues Consolidated Disease Company in Seventh District Court for 805 damages alleging contract to buy 30 tons of coal at 20 per ton with 600 paid in advance. Only four tons delivered as coal price rises to 17 50 per ton amid delivery dispute and breach of contract claims.

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Puzzle teaser sparks math mystery in Nevada figures

The fragment presents a student puzzled by a census claim about Nevada’s area and a calculation of needed goods to achieve a certain outcome. It hints at a math contest or scholarly puzzle from a period newspaper, with garbled OCR and unclear names.

Weekend Livestock Market Report From San Antonio

Union Stock Yards in San Antonio reported scarce sales over the weekend with Friday leftovers dominating. Hogs were steady to slightly higher, cattle and calves broadly lower in Kansas City and St Louis, with steers and heifers showing 25 to 50 cent drops and cull lots weak. Receipts included cattle and calves along with hogs and horses. Fort Worth shipments also noted, with prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep mixed and overall weaker than prior weeks.

Union Stock Yarda San Antonio St. ‘Louis Kansas City

Chicago Livestock Market Mixed on Cattle and Pigs

Chicago livestock receipts rough. cattle trade steady for best steer lots, but bulk cattle and veal calves mixed. Hog and lamb offerings varied with prices near previous levels. feedlots and shipping calves showed steady demand.

Local Markets Report Cold Apple Prices and Tomato Disruptions

Market notes show apples scarce with wholesale prices near two cents per pound and California arrivals delayed. Tomatoes face high freight costs, strikes in California stop shipments, and cooling weather slows ripening while growers report modest wholesale activity and ongoing grain deliveries.

Saneles Washington California

Army Orders from Camp Travis to Washington and Mexico

Washington November 13 Cpl Bar yey Miller adjutant general s donadls ment at Camp Travis ordered to Washington for conference with director military Intelligence thence to City of Mexico re norting to charge dattaleres American embassy to carry out verbal arrest of secretary of war Captain Joseph Schmidt assigned 46th Infantry Fort Sam Houston Cavalry officers assigned to recruiting service First Wout Perry Taylor Cleveland Ohio First LiewL Harry Knight Columbus Ohio Air service officers Botting Field assigned Port Sam Houston for duty with squadron First Lieutenants Charles S Dosfields Leod F Post and Lopsa A Smith Second Lieut Friwards Jenkins George J Reawn Grisham Z Haynes Harold A Mefkinnis Iyan Gant Otway W Freehorn Infantry who loved Norfolk assigned Ninth Infantry Camp Travis

Washington Cpl Baryey Miller Donadlsment Camp Travis City of Mexico Dattaleres Joseph. Schmidt Infanty Fort Sam Houston Firat Wout Perry Taylor Cleveland Ohio Firat Liewl Harry Knight Columbus Air Service Botting Field Port Sam Houston Charles 8. Dosfields Leod F. Post Lopsa A. Smith Friwards Jenkins George J. Reawn Grisham Z. Haynes Harold A. Mefkinnis Iyan Gant Otway W. Freehorn Norfolk Ninth Infantry

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