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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
7
Foreign and rail bond markets show strength with new offers and pricing suggesting continued demand. Analysts note sections of reform and favorable terms amid shifting rates, while investors monitor potential moves in key French and European bond segments.
Readable fragments show prices for produce and goods including corn, butter, butter substitutes, various fruits, and commodities. New York market notes include calm trading with raw sugar futures easing and overall price levels unchanged.
A fragmented discussion outlines how unions pool capital to offer loans and wage advances, enabling borrowing for families with limited means. It contrasts small unions' accessibility with stricter capital requirements and hints at varied laws governing unions across regions.
Fragmented text describes Supreme Court proceedings, writs, and judicial actions. Mentions battles with unclear names and dates, referencing judges and procedures. No coherent details or outcomes are discernible from the OCR garble.
In Victoria a young Black man was arrested on forgery after attempting to cash a check drawn for 54.25 at Trice and Lenderman’s grocery. Sheriff Louis G Hodler led the arrest as local, with uncertain details about the suspect and getaway.
The article discusses possible absorption of Esland into Southern Pacific and touches on terms, dividends, and market implications. It notes stock votes on Southern Pacific, potential Rock Island impact, and a variety of financial details amid a broader trading desk briefing.
Mixed cattle and hog sales, thin demand for grain and feed, and a closing note that the market will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. Trade activity subdued with quiet sentiment in the local market as buyers and sellers evaluate prices and futures.
The San Antonio Light reports on light hog prices and livestock trader activity during the week. Buyers comprised various buyers, with 22 000 head of stock reportedly moved, while packing values and bids fluctuated.
The session shows rising prices amid speculative enthusiasm in oil stocks. Independent oils such as Royal Canadian and International Petroleum draw attention with strong moves and rumors of corporate acquisitions.
Weather notes show a warm trend with scattered rain mainly in the east and south regions. Forecast mentions Wednesday rain and rising temperatures across major cities with highs around 64 to 72 degrees and lows near 38 to 44 depending on locale.
Market observers report a cautious North Atlantic belt trade with limited demand and steadier tone after an opening lull. Belts show some trading activity with margins narrowing, receipts around 60 bales, and early prices near 18. The scene remains muted as buyers hold back and sellers adjust offers amid holiday trade restrictions.
Soldiers at Fort Sam Houston and nearby posts prepare to serve 10,455 pounds of young turkeys and 70 pounds of cranberries to 90 men in the Eighth Corps depot program under Colonel Robert G.B. Rolie. The menu includes oyster soup, turkey with cranberry sauce, various pies, fruit, and coffee.
Official notices list staffing moves and recruiting actions for multiple units. George Carlton and others receive orders affecting postings from Washington to El Paso and Galveston with temporary duty details and leave permissions.
Proceedings announced by the Hourly Court of Civil Appeals include motions for hearing and for reweighing actions in various cases from Texas courts. Notable items involve appeals to affirm or overrule certificates, with names such as Hunt v. Zlesies and Dairy Region Land Corporation v. Harding, plus notes on ex parte submissions and record perfection. The scope spans multiple counties and includes references to Texas and Bexar, Willacy, and Webb areas.
Radio fans in San Antonio join tests of transatlantic broadcasts as two to three tube sets pick up European programs from Aberdeen London and Newcastle. Reported interference from Mexico City signals noted but listening continued through November, with expectations of clearer reception later in the week.
Chicago readers followed a worldwide radio broadcast with reports from London Paris and Newcastle as listeners debated weather forecasts and distant stations. The item notes varied reactions among enthusiasts and mentions audience members in Aberdeen and Lyons seeking updates in real time.
A shabby portable report notes reception of a European station by a small set during the Ten Atlantic test last night. Observers report improved conditions over Monday and persist in noting interference from radiant sun receivers.
Missouri note reports Arthur G. Tiarton a Sedalia printer built a two-tube radio set and claims receiving Aberdeen Scotland on November 26. He says three piano numbers were distinctly heard as proof of reception.
Louisville listener reports hearing a piano solo by station SD Aberdeen Scotland on a 403 meter wave between 10:275 and p.m. CST last night. The note confirms reception of foreign programming over local airwaves in Louisville.
Scores of radio fans in the Ohio valley listened to European stations last night. Reports say Newcastle and Aberdeen were picked up, with broadcasts from Cardiff London Liverpool Rome among others. Ads mention H. Kevan Dorysen and Arthur Bendles as notable figures. Covington and Royal Theater names appear in the clippings.
Yakima Wash November 86 John Dellenbaker a Selah rancher said he heard a two female duet broadcast from New Castle England last night the women sang At Dawning
Capetown bulletin notes amateur radio operators across South Africa clearly received a U S international radio test last night. The report says even a barking dog could be distinguished on the program from America.
London reports a failed radio relay of an American program as listeners in Britain could not pick up the special concert linking Pittsburgh Argentina and England. Undeterred, British audiences plan more listening attempts early Thursday with Birmingham Manchester Abercrombie and Glasgow joining in the 4 a m broadcasts.
A Corpus Christi man was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash on a Sunday west of the city. He was found near the roadway and transported for medical care after striking a curb and trashing into a crib. Doctors report a concussion and other injuries.
Fragmentary report notes a compromise offer in a Cuero suit involving Chalcuphne and other parties. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a court, judge, and oral agreement appears.
A fragmented advertisement note hints at a sensational tea story in a market section. Readable fragments suggest a promotional item or notice about a new blend or sale event. The text lacks complete details but signals public interest in a tea sale.
A list of corporate charter grants and incorporators including Brown OM Higgins Citrus Ait Gotion Company and Johnsen Webster Company. Capital stocks range from 5000 to 10000 with incorporators such as Cy Kamistow Jr and Y Johnsen. Statements mention amendments for Crockett Bottling and World Company and designate state headquarters in Fort Worth Houston and Richmond Virginia for various entities.
San Antonio Public Service Company officials cite 1922 start of a safety first movement that reduced monthly accidents from 30 to 25 and lowered lost work hours from 2310 to 1500. E H Mifer emphasizes a structured safety program with monthly reports and department reviews to remove unsafe conditions.
San Antonio youths participate in the Nesermes Gift Play event organized by the YWCA in December. The program, coordinated with local schools, collects and distributes items to children in need as part of community service efforts.
A pipeline project planned on university land in Regan county as part of oil field development was filed Wednesday by Mar Tard OM Company. The filing mentions a proposed memorial dormitory for women on a site between 25th and 26th streets near the University campus, with a board committee review. Professor Fallen of the University of Kansas law faculty is to join the Texas faculty effective next September.
The Thanksgiving free will offering by San Antonio area students and teachers will go to the Protestant Orphans' Home as in past years. Jeremiah Rhodes says the board will decide if any portion goes to the Crippled Children's Hospital, but the collection remains tradition bound to the Protestant Orphans' Home.
In Beeville Texas, John A Cole, 58, died Monday after being stricken at his store around six o clock. He operated a motion picture theater earlier and had business in the area for years. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.
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