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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
12
Mixed sale listing describes vehicles and household items including cars watches gas appliances and furniture. Property at 700 Lambrane St features a large detached garage wood houses white couplets and neighborhood amenities. Notable items include a vehicle may be offered with float payment and price terms requested by the seller.
Classified ad copy from Houston Chronicle seeking real estate leads in South Southeast and Southwest Texas. Includes multiple job requests for circulation coverage and advertising sales, with rates and conditions noted. Mentions farm or ranch inquiries, property listings, and exchange offers across various Texas localities.
Weather notes for New Orleans and New York region marked by unsettled conditions. Cotton seed and trade prices show limited activity with some declines and steady factors influenced by Honduras and Japan markets.
The report lists steady spot cotton at Liverpool with notes on futures, delivery months, and closing levels. It includes calendar months from November through February with varying values and references to futures quietness and agricultural weather bulletins.
Market notes show spot cotton steady while futures slide. Prices abroad weakened and buyers faced a frail overseas market amid mixed trading in competing commodities.
Fragments reference Riel and related terms with numbers and dates in a garbled ledger style. Mentions of Kansas and names appear amidst unclear phrases possibly indicating dates, values, or items. The text is partial and lacks coherent narrative or complete entities.
The New Orleans cotton market opened with futures showing gains as weather improved. December and March contracts traded higher while open interest and daily ranges reflected cautious demand from mills and traders.
Steady prices govern live stock trading as receipts and quotations show market firmness. Hog, cattle, and sheep sectors display mixed gains with steady demand and notable figures in per head and per hundredweight terms. The report lists several price points and market activity at St Louis on October 20 with receipts of hogs and cattle, reflecting a steady trend across major categories.
Wheat and corn steady with small shifts in Texas markets. Butter and eggs higher in Chicago trade while potatoes hold firm. poultry values rise with stronger demand, and dairy creamers show modest gains.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled list of place names and numbers related to cotton statistics. The readable bits mention Galveston Houston Texas City New Orleans and Savannah. No coherent figures or dates emerge from the damaged text.
A garbled list of real estate transfers and deeds from Lavaca Berar and surrounding counties, detailing parties such as Jon Tundanarscher, Merlin Hotents, Jos Hilnashurscher, Frank E Winckler, Hulda P Winckler, Frederick Drees, and others. Items reference October 1913 to 1915 dates, various parcels, blocks, and monetary considerations, with note of city lots in San Jose and Los Angeles.
Orders from Washington detail numerous officer movements including reliefs, reassignments, and resignations across coastal defenses, artillery units, and the Army Mine Planter program. Notable names include General Edward C Ord and First Lieutenant Chives Ide, with duties spanning Fort Monroe Port Totten and the Pacific theater.
R B Pumphrey of San Antonio enters the race for the Texas State Stock Commission position. Officials in Austin await his arrival as supporters push for representation from Southwest Texas amid a reshuffle following Avery of Amarillo. Pumphrey, a longtime cattleman, promises to improve stockman relations statewide.
Edwin P. Howland aged about 60s died Friday morning in Charlotte Texas after a brief illness four days after attending his wife’s funeral. He was a native of La Grange Texas and long prominent contractor there later retiring and moving to Charlotte. Survived by three daughters Mrs Loney Miller of Linton Daisy and Tessie Sewinnot two sisters Mrs Sion Went of Albin and Mrs T Pinchback of Garwood. Funeral arrangements set in Altair Texas with burial beside his wife.
A garbled historic clipping from San Antonio mentions grain, values, and multiple names in a confused scan. It references places like San Antonio and Hunts and a list of entities unclear due to OCR errors. The readable parts point to a public notice style recording grain-related data and associated entities.
An obituary notes the burial for a young child born in Misatabl and moved to San Antonio with parents. Survived by the father and mother, two brothers Brent and era, and two maternal relatives Melaa of Natehitaones and J. MeCaas. Attendees expected Saturday afternoon at 4.
The Milam school Parent-Teacher Club hosted the most successful entertainment Friday afternoon. Children performed a Mother Goose play with acts like Fraggle Woulda Wooing Go and The Golden Goose, as mothers set up booths such as Japanese Gong and Kinder Polka, while Mrs. Willig Sharp led the Golden Goose idea. Children and organizers impressed in a lively school event.
Refiners push up sugar prices across markets in a broad advance. Details describe revised pricing and distribution terms, with figures showing increases in multiple refineries and impacts on supply chains.
A late trading session shows metal market special issues as active leaders in U.S. stocks with notable gains for United States Steel and Magna merchants. Reports from New York indicate rising prices and broad market strength, alongside general market activity and interbank movement.
A list of guests arriving at the Gunter and Menger hotels includes Mr and Mrs Joel Dean of Asharion Texas Mrs Ethel Williams of Berry Tem je atmaping at the counter and C Clarke of New York City among others arriving in Savannah Fla and Dallas Texas pertinent names such as St Anthony Mins and Ethel Williams appear in the fragmentary hotel report with several others noted as registered or arriving at the indicated hostels.
Fragmented OCR text mentions money markets and currencies with mixed names and numbers. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent summary.
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