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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
18
The cotton market shows a steady tone with futures fluctuating around 330 points as traders weigh weather outlooks and December and March positions. Prices drift near session lows with minor changes noted through trading, reflecting cautious activity ahead of key supply data.
John Webber of 610 Sant Hosa Avenue was assaulted by a Black man and woman Wednesday morning near Solon streets, detectives report. The man was walked home when he was attacked with a knife and threatened with deadly violence before the assailants fled.
The motion of Condy Atlpeney J. Newton and co counsel argues a charge related to a defendant named Celestino 225 for preparing an affidavit. The case alleges the wife abandoned him more than three years, and a court appearance is set to address the charges.
Major Janes Chaney resumes command at Kelly Field after a period away at an anomaly in New York and other points. Major A J Linker assists during the absence.
The Ban Ad loniv elementary system plans new classroom blocks to ease crowded conditions. Heaton Till School No 220 will open two rooms early, with four more at Kee Coc and two at Ly end Latkes scheduled within ten days. Each site aims to reduce half day sessions from about eighty classes nationwide as construction completes.
Market report shows lighter produce trade in San Antonio with growers offering limited quantities of items like apples and peaches. Prices varied as supplies tighten and some entries indicate overstock in poultry while fruit and vegetable sections struggle, reflecting unsettled demand and seasonal shifts.
The listing enumerates various produce prices such as turnips at 80 cents a dozen, spinach at 275 bushel, rhubarb at 8 to 2 cents a pound, celery at 15.80 per crate, grapes at 140 to 1.58 per tee, mustard greens at 50 cents per pound, and peaches around 41 40 der bor and 43 per basket.
The notice lists varied cattle and poultry prices with cents per pound and per case, including hens at 14 to 19 cents a pound, roosters at 10 cents a pound, and turkeys 10 to 20 cents. It notes price changes across most categories and mentions calves, canners, yearlings, and other stock at assorted values amid market fluctuation.
George May of 309 Wilier Avenue San Antonio and veteran of World War I is buried. Funeral services were conducted by Veterans of Foreign Wars and Rev. I. ST. Tarns. He is survived by his widow, his father J. Fr. J. May, and brother Walter I. May of Los Angeles.
Meek Ad Pet Sevog of San Marcos and allies recall a 150 year old waterway gathering with Trail Drivers in Houstonville. The piece notes dances on deck, notable locals like Abe The Joe Abovta, and a buoyant mood around a parade, with memory of the Wasp and a Kazoo club in Tartinsy.
Tenjamin Gitlow, candidate for the presidency of the Workers' Communist party, will speak in the Labor Venive auditorium on October 13. He has long militant radical activism and helped form the Communist International.
The San Antonio Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Mothers club will run a foods booth at the Amazienn Legion convention on South Mano street. Proceeds go to the club general treasury. The club meeting for work has been postponed indefinitely due to the event.
An open letter to Emilio Portes Gil argues for freedom of private worship by Catholics in Mexico. The bishop asserts constitutional guarantees allow individuals to express devotion at home, while warning the government against restricting conscience.
Army dirigible RSI prepared for Legion meet with Wheir Corps Dirigible SJ ron OL Cielimo commanded by Cap W E Kepace. Winner of the international balloon race last sighting, it heads to San Antonio for the Legion convention. Cant W J Lyndh, director of induction at the flying school, returns to Kelty field after visiting service school in the Mast and central pur of mochbesy Dieu Gul, Tohna, Lacgelury, Bin tailor at Score Field.
An advance guard of traffic police will lead the parade of rodeo performers at League Park. Commissioner Wright announced the event and noted parking and road openings will be arranged by the city to accommodate attendees.
Decoded fragment lists air travelers and officers moving between bases including Fort Crockett Kelly Field Doddfield and destinations such as Malagorda Island San Angelo and New York with several ranks and instructors named amid scattered typos.
Local notices advertise dances at Taudouze hall South Fores, wooltarn Lake and Sconeire Hall with bands Homen Merrimakers Hokum Kings and Monts Colleria. masquerade ball at Woodlaws lake and other social events tilt toward community entertainment this week.
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