Fruit Market Steady Amid Odd Grocery Rows
Market notes show little change in fruit prices with odd phrases and garbled lines. Items referenced include peaches and pears with occasional prices around 60 to 70 cents per unit.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
20
Commodities List Showcases Diverse Produce and Prices
A long OCR list details fruits vegetables and grocery items with varied prices. Entries include beets, corn, cucumbers, garlic, onions, grapes, lettuce, tomatoes, peaches, pears, pineapples, oranges, and potatoes among others with per unit or per dozen pricing. Several items mention quantities and regional references, reflecting a bustling market advertisement.
Poultry Produce and Market Notes at Fort Worth
Fragmented OCR lists poultry produce, market names, prices, and personnel across a Fort Worth area market report. It mentions cattle and creamery references, various farm terms, and an obituary note about an employee, Sommeren Laea, who died. The garbled text records market activity and names several people and places without coherent narrative.
Fruits and Vegetables Market Report from Texas
Monday shipments of all commodities from Texas were set to move with price notes across produce lines. Valued items include yard citrus tomatoes beans apples and cauliflower with mixed berries and oranges priced per ton carload and per hundredweight. detailed terminals and track arrivals noted for rail and market operations at San Antonio and nearby points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEXAS FAPYNA APIO SADART NEWS _SERVICE
Re Wurenu
Agricultural Kennomlet
Texan
Sin Awtentg Chamber
al Commerce
B. Sulygine
Pelnia
Toad
Yard Citrus
Texag
Texas
Florida
Tanperinen IL
Erecta
Wi Coudiny
Athene
Funeral set for Frank Kuhlman 73 in San Jose
Funeral services for Frank Kuhlman 73 will be held at two o clock at Bela Thure chapel of the Irbe Undertaking Co with FA Neumeister officiating. Interment will be in San Jose Burial Park. Kuhlman a St Louis native who wed in San Antonio 16 years ago died Tuesday in San Levis. He is survived by his widow a sister Mrs Catherine Brewman a brother Tete Kuhlman and daughter Mamie Kuhlman all of Se Levis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral
Frank Kuhlman
Bela Thureday
Wreck Kuhlman
Irbe Undertaking Company
Iter
Neumeister
San Jose Burial Park
Kohlman
St Louis
San Antonio
St. Louis
Woodlawn Itills
Kuhlman
Sirs
Catherine Brewmen
Tete Kuhlman
Mamie Kuhlman
Se. Levis
Ehrlich Funeral Held Wednesday
Ehrlich funeral was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of the Rite Undertaking Company with Rabbi J. Maguraky officiating. Mr. Ehrlich, active in the dry goods business, died Tuesday riding on a business trip to Laredo. Arriving in this country from Germans in Bavaria, he was 24 years in Torun, left a widow and one daughter. Interment will be made at Sholom Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lare Ehrlich
Riete Undertaking Company
J. Maguraky
Eihrlion
Laredo
Saliimal
Arrisinz
Bal Brie
Torun
Funeral for Mrs Edna Fanerel Wessely in San Antonio
A funeral service was held Wednesday for Mrs Edna Wessely Fanerel ta Wennety 48 at Saint Christian Church. Officiants included J. W. Smith and Ss Yvinaten. She is survived by a daughter Toreths Truint a son Warren Mark of San Antonio and sister Mrsac Havel Rater of Spatile Washington, with lifelong companion Mrs Mark Tindredt noted.
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Edna Wessely
Deace
Edna
Christian
J. W. Smith
Yvinaten
Toreths Truint
Warren Mark
San Antonin
Mark Tindredt
Mrac Havel Rater
Wash
Pick New Officers for Civic League
The Civic League held its meeting Tuesday night to choose new officers. Mr Tl We Fawpron was elected first vice president and WC Altisa was named secretary. The league discussed paving and street improvements along Trlicay drive and nearby routes.
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Civic League
Los Angeles
Gircaident
Altisa
Leasue
Rexolition
Gables Tilt Wheat Pact Negotiations Stir Market
In ENIGAGO Argentina frost damage prompts worry over wheat supplies as prices tilt. U.S. and Canadian wheat futures move with holiday trading. concerns grow over export demand and potential U.S. crop feed. Analysts note possible shifts in supply chain, with figures cited on futures and provisional export hopes.
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Enigago
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Primacy
Frrttala
Wahrat
United States
Mimced
Hig
Etrinhece
Lhistla
A. A. Tees
Tral Farm Board
Swestowk
United State
Liverpool Olepatrices
Great Hain
Clem Hss
Abo Soe
Money and Metals Market Update From Mayo Money Exchange
Fragmented report notes gold and silver prices and copper lead zinc quotes from the Mayo Money exchange. Mentions per ounce rates, discount figures, and futures for copper steel and lead with scattered city datelines and unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meniwa-Aonee
Mayo Moncey Exchange
de Sulver
Saxdon
Effyer
Pearsall Chamber Re-Elects Local Merchant on Executive Board
Pearsall residents note George Kt. Sanders, a Pearsall merchant, re-elected to the executive board of the South Pearsall Chamber of Commerce after their recent Angus convention in Laredo. Also, Mr. Fiell, cashier at Security State Bank, named to the Missouri board of the Texas World's Fair group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsall
Val Verde Trapping Outlook Gloomy
A garbled note from Del Rio notes trapping outlooks in Val Verde with unclear details. It mentions a furtrapping person and reference to January 28 and a $100.08 value of firefly wrappings shipped. fragmentary text also references a bunco party and a college with an antirance party and dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Verde
del Rio
Ani Denlera
Ite
Texas
Thanksgiving dance listings across Cattreville and surroundings
Local notices advertise multiple Thanksgiving dances and social events in Cattreville and nearby towns. Entries mention Cris Colamiany and Lisa as hosts, free courtesy dances on Wednesday, holiday menus, and varied locations like Hollyworld and Mia sie with start times around 2 pm.
Livestock Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Livestock reports from Kansas City and Omaha show receipts around 1500 to 2000 cattle and calves with steady to higher bids. Cattle feeders and finished steers fetched up to 4.90 on some lines, while vealers and fat cows moved with modest gains. Sheep and lambs saw small rises, with good and choice weights trading near 7.50 to 9.00 per cwt and feeder lambs steady to higher.
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Revwirle
Bon
Wnarnet Penceal Iv
Anies Shadr
Tan
Anne Tarcelr
Petters
Chile
Kansar City
Lisfstock
Kansas City
James
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Cotton Steady at High Level in New Orleans and New York
The market opened steady in New Orleans with declines from the prior session as futures fell in December and January. In New York, cotton opened steady to lower by 2 points, with stronger selling pressure amid Liverpool weakness and mixed futures trading.
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Painia
Ime
Ralien
Teoga
Aleady Mod
New York
Collen
Liverpool
Bula Bern
Norco
May
Troila
Investment Trusts Dittmar Company Share Notes
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference various trusts and shares including mentions of Dittmar company, corporate trusts, cumulative wages and insurance notes. The readable items center on trust names and share investments with unclear context or outcomes.
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Dittmar Company
Plaet Trust
Es Galea Egmmnon Trust
Coting Insurance
Diaren
Neriss
Alamo City Business College program highlights
The Alamo Literary Society at Alamo City Business College hosted a Thanksgiving era program on a Tuesday afternoon 2004. Participants included Haz Long Esther Scheffer Elroy Schrether Emily Gucke Donald Ballinger Gordon Edge Jones Sohne Wwelcht with readings and student presentations amid a busy local market listing prices and cattle lot figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Literary Society
Alamo City Business College
Haz] Long
Esther Scheffer
Elroy Schrether
Emily Gucke
Donald Ballinger
Gordon Edge
Jones and
Sohne
State apportions aid to San Saba county schools
San Saba Texas November 20. Yarril schools in San Saba county receive 8174 state aid after a weeklong inspection by L A Holler, state department of public instruction inspector. Funds allocated to Pot Unk 520 McMallin Asentry 024 Beal uk Lakeview 235 Chappel 101 Powre 624 Marmony 180 Antelope 892 Cherokee 78 Tethel 387 Gneker 31076 Live Ink 218 Shilol 204 Algerita 74 and Fairview 434.
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San Saba
Texas
Yarril
San Sata County
Hurnl
L. A. Holler
State Department of Public Instruction
Pott Unk
McMallin
Beal
Lakeview
Chappel
Powre
Tethel
Shilol
Algerita
Fairview
Thief Steals 400 Wallpaper Rolls From Garage
A San Antonio burglar stole 400 wallpaper rolls from a garage on Tuesday night. Reported losses included cash and small personal effects. a church typewriter and a medicial arts office safe were also entered. police are investigating multiple thefts across local locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
William Ogden
Vic West
Pollen
Ehet
Williamson
Randolphie
Missy Maud-Tamine
Mevical Arts
Tinkghis Methodist Church
South Alamo
South Flores
Ralph Castillo
Intena Vista Street
Golden Anniversary Celebrated by San Saba Couple
San Saba November celebrates Mr and Mrs A L Garrett of Nichland Springs marking their golden wedding anniversary at daughter’s home in Richland Springs. Attendants include children and many relatives from Brownwood San Angelo and local counties. The note ends with a nondescript plug for real estate listings in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Aml
A. Garrett
Nichland Springs
Noah Fullinger
Tal Richland Springs
Anton Garrett
Mire
Cito Garrett
Ales
Jeff Febrs
Wraughter
Miss . A. Vero
Brownwood
Montie Garrett
Missex Lillie Belle
Jewel
Westes Garrett
San Angelo
Mra
Killer
Robert
Greer Fine
Dock Land
Gramipa Edwardo
Bonding Concern to Take Del Rio School Contract
Del Rio school project moves forward as a bonding firm from Dallas is to supply the $140,000 construction bond. Sam Walk, school board president, says disputes with the contractor have largely been settled by arbitration. A $20,000 provisional payment is projected, with a new high school and annexes under way to ease crowded elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Dee RO
Vlexux
Sottract
Clem Anderson
Atuasiflo
Myloyers Caswally Comany
Dallas
Sam Walk
Weserul
Acheole
Te Consractor
P.M. Gordon
San Antonio Constivellon
Steve Ook
Hays Plans Jersey Cattle Association
SAN MARCUS November 26 Steps will be taken here Tuesday evening during the November meeting of the Hays county agricultural council to organize a Hays county Jersey Cow association affiliated with the Jersey Cattle Association of Lexos T H Klayder county agent will be assisted in this work by J T Bimons of Fort Worth secretary of the Texas Jersey Cattle association The November meeting will be held at the new Kinch dairy facility south of San Morua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcus
Fon Amareos Agricultural Council
Haye County
Jersey Cow Association
Jersey Cattle Association
Lexos
T. H. Klayder
Hays
Val Verde Ranch Owner Is Buried in Cortn Valley
Del Rio Nov 20. Funeral services were held at Cortn Valley church for Jon Teleker Val Verde County rancher who died early Monday at the home of a daughter. Born in Bell County Brivker Wat had ranching in this section for years. He is survived by his widow four daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rip
Terns
Cortn Vley
Jon Teleker
Val Verde County
Alfred Rosenaw
del Rio
Bell County
Brivker
Fonr
Grueber Resigns as Runge Pastor After Four Years
Runge Texas November 26 The Rev G J Grueber pastor of the Runge Lutheran church for four years has resigned effective December 1. He was called by the bishop Lutherans congregation to consider a new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grueber
Runge
Texas
G. J. Grueber
Explosion injures Sacred Heart students in lab mishap
A student at Sacred Heart College, Elyse Ribhler, recovers after an explosion in the institution's laboratory. Several pupils were struck by glass shards as a chemical mixture caused the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrio
Elyse Ribhler
Sacred Heart Canony
Hidalgo Voters Reject Water Plan Proposal
In Mission Verna on November 20 the public preferred a publicly owned irrigation district plan. The measure to fund and manage water improvements was defeated by a margin of 184 to 0 according to the returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Vonkra
Schwartz Trial on Charge of Weapon Display Delayed
The trial of Paul Schiarls on a charge of openly displaying a pistol was postponed indefinitely at County Court at Law No 1. Assistant County Attorney Lir Gittinger asked for the delay after the judge noted a plea likely. The original carrying charge was filed but will not be prosecuted. an investigator said a witness had been paid during a recent Mission club roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Paul Schiarls
Lir. Gittinger
AfcCollym Burenet
Schwartz
Will
Flores
Attieney
Cuero Plans Union Rites for Thanksgiving Service
Cuero CUNRO November 26 The Rev Wood A Patrick recently took the Methodist church pastorate here will deliver the thanksgiving sermon at a community service Wednesday evening at First Presbyterian Church. Offering will go to the Cuero Welfare Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
CUNRO
Wood A. Patrick
Methodist — Church
First Presbyterian
Cucra Welfare Association
Runge Gins 12 400 Bales. County Posts Record Cotton Crop
A Runge gin produced 12 400 bales in the season, with Turner County reporting a record yield of 635 85 bales and ranking third in the state. The report notes the crop as the largest in the county's history and highlights the statewide production milestone.
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Acacon
Kurner
Hunge
Tearnes
Educator Speaks at Kiwanis Meet Curro
CURRO November 26 A. E. Abnes dean of the Ben Maren Baptist academy and president of the Kiwania club spoke at an Inter-city Kiwanis gathering. Guero and San Marcos Kiwanis clubs joined the event Tuesday night for the city program.
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A. E. Abnes
Ben Maren Baptist Academy
Kiwania Club
Kiwanis
Guero
San Marcos
Turar
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