San Antonio Pets Market Listings Broad and Bizarre
A noisy den of livestock and pets fills San Antonio classifieds with dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, turkeys, and poultry. Vendors advertise feed, breeding stock, and show prospects while promoting services and equipment for animal care and farming across multiple addresses and supplier names.
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Scratenius
Fallins
P. Campbell
Jackson Elreel
Emerigan Pit
DOE
Sidd_ Revarry
Fox
Aisa bin Fey
SL Mansfield
Buesa Vista St. Yore Lel
Mommetle
Union Fred CQ
Flores
Tpg
Barbee Hatchery
Pieacanton Road
Little Boy
Vitanelang and Minerals
Union Feed CO
B. Flores
Bette
Davis Fred
Kepose Werzoetat
Alec Sitral
Jim Moore
Power Strike in Mexico Ends After Troop-Guarded Settlement
MONTERREY Mexico Oct 21 power was restored and a three day strike ended following a settlement in Mexico City at 2 am granting a 30 percent wage raise. Authorities averted broader trouble after employers warned against seizing the main power plant. The report also lists several obituaries and funeral notices from the same area, naming residents and relatives.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Latay
Mexico City
Jeagurs
Wingenrotr
Lawtiaire Whikzurath
Yegry
Ghicagniva
Ated
Survie Vidow
Ruby Wingenmother
Minnin Wiltsiors
Kitherins McDowell
Wes
Mary Talon
Minnie Dolinenn
Riebe Wunial
John Seherset
Tae Tenent
Ban Jose
Phaley Favey
Wos- Howard
Wayne
Charice Sitchin
Sil
Oil News Branolud Ol and Gus coupany ap Petry to be wpoovertiig to MEW
Oil field reports from Kingsville and Kleberg County detail several new wells and completions in the Borreeny mroven area and surrounding fields. Operators J. O. Junuson, Sinclair PrieieIE UIT, and others push drills near the Mexican border, with depths reaching 8000 feet and plans for deeper tests. Producers joust toward expanded production with multiple discoveries and preparations for extended brine and distillate outputs.
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Kingsville
Tieside
Bred Woon
Slunvlind
Harry Lunds
Donna
Fhldnlogd
Bois 24
Yunnins & Stein
Sever
Uli
Mexicin
Sinclair Prieieie Uit
Guy Company
Nexeuige
Guy
Jimmble No
Kine Borrevar
Rat Electric Lok
Tou Tert
Wak Dusuy
Deeen
Peel Northewr
Diwwyerss
Delcent Teat
Gaia HS
Aliavosr
Smith
Siinner
Edrig'e
Adda Lom
Saiv Fort
Fleld
Il Phint
Bynaett
G. Hien
Agnu
Gromnlie Wilcox
Rati
Police aid in search for suspect in murder aboard train
San Antonio police were asked to help locate a young slim black man seen on a train where a horseman caretaker was murdered. The train from Skidmore, Texas to Phoenix passed through San Antonio on October 15. Body of Eart B Thompson, 22, was found in hay with multiple stab wounds and a fractured skull near El Paso. Train crew saw a black man in the car near Smail and Pabens, Texas.
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San Antonio
Skidmere
Lexis
Phoenix
Ariz
el Paso
Eart B
Thompson
Come Hay
Smail and
Pabens
Texas
Texas Ranch Stock Prices Reach High Talk Across Highlands
Texas stockyard prices surged with cows averaging 954 pounds selling for 16 cents a pound as buyers and producers noted the strength. Ranch owners and commission firms in West Texas reported varied results with several calves and cows fetching 15 to 19 dollars per hundredweight. A Texas household labor study shows meals, cleaning, and dishwashing occupy most housewives time in expending homemaking hours.
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Bill Gray
San Antonio Uniden
C. B. Cannon
Saunders fCommubision Company
Terrell Smith
Fort Davis
Texas Highlands
Marfa
Cannon
Smith
West Texas
Washington, D. C
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Purge Probe: Decision Near in Missouri Primary
Congressional committee faces a decision on the purge probe tied to President Truman and the Missouri primary. Investigators’ report, prepared in Kansas City, will shape whether hearings are ordered and when they occur. The five member panel aims to rule before the November 5 elections.
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Washington
Missouri
Roger Cy Slaughter
Congressiona
Independence
Kansas City
House
Triest
Dtenn
Enos A. Axtel
Clo-Pa.c
Pendergast Organization
Fort Worth Grain Market Sees Slow Calf Trade and High Congestion
In Fort Worth on October 21, buyers crowded the market with about 40,000 head of calves and cattle. Slaughter cattle and calves showed bids up to 24. Most fat cows sold between 10 and 14, with cutters 8 to 10 and canners 8 to 9. Bulls moved to 14, good fat calves 15 to 17, common 10 to 14. Stockers and feeders were slow with limited sales, while hogs and lambs showed varied bids. Estimated receipts included cattle and calves totaling thousands, reflecting a busy but unsettled market.
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Fort Worth
Ateera Wen
Wei Bkeers
Noza
Arsyala
Obituaries for Tees Sonor and Others at Roaslawn Memorial
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with service details across several towns. Names include Martin L. Mtomahan aged 42 at Erie Street. services at Fairview Oklahoma and other locations. memorials and clerical notes reference local chapels, dates, and times.
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Martin L. Mtomahan
Atayerie Street
Fairview
Okla
Market Prices Jump as Lettuce Leads Increases
The Market Trading commission reports a broad rise across produce prices with Lettuce up to 4.50 per crate and Acprice increases seen in fruits and vegetables. California cantaloupe at 2.79 per crate, Tomatoes at 3.20 per 10, Apples Wash at 4.85 per crate, Lemons 3.80 per crate, and Peppers 1.25 per sack highlight a fruit and vegetable surge across markets.
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Ilessi Antonio Commission
Frowers
Stan
California
Oregon
Orleans
Calif
Colo
Idaho
Gree
Jonathan
Bonn
Gruyerryst
Fiovita
Mexico
Orenges
Cattle Market News From San Antonio Auctions
Federal Market News Service reports cattle and calf prices varied widely with lower bids on most classes. Medium and good short fed vealers sold around 22 to 24 per hundredweight. cows and bulls ranged from 6 to 12 dollars. sows and yearlings showed declines, while sheep and goats posted mixed values amid a tight supply situation.
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Bank Antonio
Tivfstoor
Federal
Comumon
Conners
Fang Ang
Neil
Dulewez
Five Hunters Fined for Out of Season Dove Shooting
Five hunters were assessed fines and court costs in County Court at Law No. 2 for violating state game laws. Ernest Sprouse, William Obtenburger, Nolan Currie, Leonard McMillan, and Perry Henderson were cited for shooting doves out of season, with fines of $25 and costs totaling $19.60 each.
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Ernest Sprouse
Martinley Avenue
William Obtenburger
Laurel Street
Nolan Currie
Ollve Street
Leonard McMillan
West Marlin Street
Perry ‘Henderson
Canter Street
New York Cotton Futures Turn Amid Brisk Trading
Cotton futures in New York fell sharply after the market reopened post emergency closing. Prices slid about 71 cents per bale from Friday with March 1848 trading unusually high. In New Orleans, futures opened in irregular tone after a Saturday suspension, with May, July and December contracts showing declines as operators tested limits.
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New York
Byidny
Previows
Orlains
New Orleans
Bres
Bale Tower
Arabs Call Anti Jewish Strike
Cairo leaders in Egypt Palestine Syria Lebanon and Iraq call for general strikes on November 2 anniversary of the Balfour declaration to protest further Jewish immigration into Palestine. Similar strikes last year sparked widespread anti Jewish rioting.
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Cairo
UPK
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Assault for Murder Bill Filed Against Raymundo Trejo
An assault for murder charge was filed Monday in Justice Prank veurhan's court against Raymundo Trejo. The case notes an assault on Fred Arguijo of 305 Mission Read Route 4, Box 299H. Trejo was released on $750 cash bond on October 12.
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Raymundo Trejo
Veurhan
Trejo
Fred Arguijo
Mission Read
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