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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
3
The Mexico Tipica orchestra led by Miguel Lerdo de Tejeda travels toward Chicago on the Sunshine Special. They pass through San Antonio Friday morning as part of their world tour from Mexico City.
Colorado Springs report states Doctor Lloyd Shaw, Cheyerma High School superintendent, cracked a rib while demonstrating steer riding, claiming rodeo drills are less dangerous than football. He says students will participate in steer riding before steer wrestling, to become wranglers.
The Rav David Kanler of 502 West Laurel Street found an open rear after thieves removed the top while he was parked in the 1000 block of Navarra Street.
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and its San Antonio branch reached 157 million 470 thousand dollars for the week ending Friday. This is up 10 million 841 thousand from the prior week with bills and securities totaling 59 million 519 thousand dollars, up 48 thousand from the week before. Reserves stood at 75 million 992 thousand dollars, up 7 million 825 thousand from last week and 29 million 843 thousand higher than the same week in 1932.
Washington Oct 6 The Home Owners Loan Corp reported its first six weeks to Sept 2 show 14,789 foreclosures prevented on properties valued at 38,093,877. Loans for 149,114,877 across 51,730 applications were approved, 1,774 to reduce existing mortgages. Average loan request was 3083.26 dollars.
Classified ad fragment mentions a machine and a rate. Readable text shows an item titled Teation 112 Light with unclear details. Limited data suggests a catalog-style listing among miscellaneous goods with no clear price or seller identified.
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