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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1915
Page
13
Fragmented OCR item details cotton markets and export aid hints. Mentions Liverpool Cotton, prices like 18 000 dollars, and general weather notes for the period. Includes references to New York goods, carpet trade, and unspecified sawdust lines. Overall reads as a rough market brief with numerous garbled words and place names.
Fragmentary OCR note references marine intelligence figure Gauverton Jr. and mentions gun, Yorks, Halleds Tree Ord, and Newey. Readable portions do not form a complete event or clear report.
An OCR fragment reports a time related note about Elis O Clock. The readable portion mentions a Sunday or Wednesday setting with a painting or lower detail and a reference to eleven o’clock. No clear event or full names are established.
New Orleans cotton opened steady amid scattered buying as futures edged higher then slipped on selling pressure. Prices moved within a narrow range with December and March contracts posting modest gains before midmorning turnover faltered.
An unclear San Antonio grain run report mentions Veg Det and Oraalhiviete Pahl Ore, with references to Brat Senver and a local area. The fragmentary text lists times, lanes, and notes about traffic or activity near 12 lechuder ext thy Lane, plus Mile and Oley Mie, ending with WANA CTVY GABIT GILLS.
Readable fragments show shippers favored in livestock trading, with cattle and hog prices noted alongside weekly receipts. Market activity references unions, prices, and regional traders amid a busy sale day, highlighting improved demand and steady receipts at the auction yard.
Reconstruction of oil field events describes Cap National well flow stop efforts near Tioga with notes on drilling progress. It covers well casing, casing protection, and the planned pipeline to transport oil to the Citizens' Oil Company area. Details mention pump plans, partnerships, and anticipated development steps following the incident.
A county poultry association meeting outlined arrangements for the Fort Worth show. Details and observances were noted for the event with remarks about expressions and scheduling.
Janward Sucttentume and Ettenberg Wine received marriage licenses, alongside Namo Bintfori and Tis Malersler, and dary Bis. The inscription lists multiple names connected to license issuance in the period.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions legal and geographic entities, including references to Austin, United States, and various names. The text remains incoherent with multiple garbled words and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Weather forecast indicates mild conditions with rising temperatures midweek. Expect a warm spell across Washington and neighboring states with a gradual cool down by the weekend. Rain chances remain low through Friday with unclear changes into Sunday.
Reporting from Burd Austin on October 26, delays in a state reform effort linked to staffing and resignations slow the inauguration of a major sanitation project. Governor Bledsoe is expected to appoint a new state veterinarian, replacing Wm. Ty Shirletean of Dallas, amid political reshuffling.
Trade reports indicate a surge in export activity for Vorrign bustards with weekly totals and recent shipments. The Lombivree market shows rising demand and prices, while shipments to key destinations reflect a strengthening week. Authorities note favorable conditions and improving turnover across the week ending yesterday.
Market items show mixed prices with poultry and grain steadiness. Commodity notes mention ranges for beef and pork, with several regional price terms and accessorial mentions across Chicago and San Antonio markets.
Markets show fluctuating exchange rates as investors weigh Mexican currency and banking notes. Quotes indicate volatility with references to banks and potential rate shifts.
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