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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1922
Page
7
Washington report notes the Wheat Terminal price 17 cents above what farmers receive for wheat. The record cites a storage difference and a 17.0 cent gap per bushel during the crop movement, with officials indicating overall value estimates near 91.5 percent of farm value and 624 percent of market value for evaluated assets.
The American Labor party emerged at a New York meeting led by Aberis Hilawit a Socialist veteran. He described the party as a political partnership linking the Socialist pacty the Parner Labor qwerty and local labor groups. About 200 men started it in February with 4.4 million organized farmers and workers.
Fragmentary text notes push to turn the air mail service over to private bidders. The article hints at concerns over competition with private enterprises but lacks clarity on specifics or outcomes.
Mount Clemens Michigan reports plans to place twelve aerial flares along a cross continental route from Chicago to Cheyenne. The project, outlined by officials including Mr Hege, aims to guide the first trials of a new air mail service by night with radio reports at each flare pass.
Distorted report quotes a French envoy asserting France kept Turks out of war. The piece claims strong Allied diplomacy and criticizes Prime Minister Lloyd George’s March speech, noting French insistence on peace and cautioning against aggressive interventions that could endanger reconstruction and stability.
A string of burglaries was reported Friday in Georgetown Texas. The Jarrell Mercantile Company at Jarrell was broken into with merchandise stolen. In Frink, a home on a farm was ransacked and valuables taken. An incident near Weene noted a break in with items missing.
Transit company status described with references to New York events in October. The text mentions a judge authorizing actions and related inquiries about transit operations. Names and places appear jumbled, but the core notes a transit firm in decent condition and a formal legal or procedural moment.
A catchy ad claims a Japanese product instantly removes corns and calluses, easing soreness and preventing infection from trimming. It markets a cheap, cooling solution purchasable from a local druggist, promising comfortable feet and relief for those who stand or wear heels daily.
A Tuesday sale offers an assortment of smart hand bags at $1.19 each, previously up to $32.40. Styles feature calf skin morocco and other leathers, plus vanity boxes in browns, grey, and black.
The narrator claims to have spent months studying every detail of the showpiece Hoover unit. He professes deep knowledge of construction and operation and offers to explain adjustments and parts. He promotes in store demonstrations or home visits by an expert to showcase the Hoover Tons’ tun sweeper and related workings.
Scotch madras material described as attractive two toned splendlul for a bed spread in cream tones. Advert indicates width 81?7 inches and lists Joske's second floor location.
Reader-friendly note preserves scattered names and phrases from an OCR page. It mentions fashion cues, individuals, and places but omits full context and clear events. The readable bits hint at styles, dates, and local references without a coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR shows fabric and gingham listings with multiple prices and washed product descriptions. Mentions bedding and crepe fabrics, striped patterns, and Joske's brand context. Missing coherent dates or events. overall ad-like catalog snippet with unclear product details.
Local listing advertises a silk hose sale at a street stall near 1 St. Joseph Street. Prices cited include $2.25 a pair for women’s hose and related line items.
Unusual attractive gowns described with yoke bishop necks long sleeves and embroidery trims. Includes women's kimona sleeve styles and trimmed gowns. Also advertised are black sateen bloomers and Windsor crepe garments with elastic waist and full cut in several sizes.
Tomorrow from 2 to 4 in the beauty parlor Asake's Second Floor invites the public to watch a permanent waving demonstration led by expert operator Mr Nissen. Attend to learn the technique and benefit from the showcase event.
Readable text describes a two piece candian owl carved buffet console in blue and orange tones. It is priced at $2.25 and located on the second floor at Jorke's.
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