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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1936
Page
7
A long OCR text details court actions across Texas districts including foreclosure suits, estate administrations, and property disputes. It lists many plaintiffs and defendants such as Texan Petroleum, Garber Realty, and H.W. Hardr— with references to de crees, judgments, and seizures impacting multiple parcels and estates.
Enormous crowds rally for Roosevelt and Governor Landon across New England and the West as campaign tensions rise. The Glob Trotter notes dramatic scenes while films from the rebel front in Spain depict advances toward Madrid. Cameramen film troops and Franco’s artillery clearing toward the Spanish capital.
Fragmentary OCR text references Lutheran St Pauls South Priap Frespe and Beion, with partial names Paul A Lockhart, Falkenberg, G flock Beacon 3121 Lutherable brand street. Mentions theft of ammunition valued at $1,000 and $1,600, plus property, and a church context with multiple locations and individuals.
A readably garbled listing shows names such as DEORORS GANT and Roger Roms against Josefon Wanna Ramo with Frances Nivkula, plus multiple entries about permitsa and church services. The legible portions indicate community notices including pastors, street names, and timed events though many terms are corrupted.
Livestock receipts total around 300 cattle and 108 calves with steady to slightly slower demand as buyers mixed across grades. Prices ranged from about 4.00 to 5.35 per hundredweight for common to medium quality cattle, with some better lots around 5.00 to 5.20 and odd heads at 2.25 to 2.40 in mixed offerings.
San Antonio markets report slow trading with shipments limited. Prices moved on staples including California navel oranges rising to 5.25 per bushel and Texas green jeans at 1.75, while Colorado potatoes stayed at 2.85 per hundredweight. Imports to both markets continued amid rainy weather and ongoing commission listings for produce and poultry.
Grain prices in Chicago and San Antonio markets show mixed movement with gains in wheat and corn futures, while local shipments include yellow and white corn values, oats, barley, and hay prices. Community notices list church events, services, and a schedule around North Colorado and Polaris streets with pastor details and Sunday activities.
Rudolph Oppermann fr Somerset Bervlens funeral at Riehe chapel with Rev ALG Wolff officiating. Survivors include Hans, William HW, Triest G, Rudolph Oppermann Jr. daughter Minnie E. sonseaset and sisters Afrs esels and Addie Birsen ess, Henry Oppermann to Oppermann, San es Oppermann.
Market notes indicate steady cotton prices amid openings in December. Analysts highlight supply expectations and futures activity as traders watch for demand signals. The report references March 4 as a key date for contract settlements and notes potential shifts in pricing.
The Halloween motif known as The Ghost of a Chance will be presented by Rei volin Bruce Dalton at 10 50 a on Sunday in Central Chris church. At 39 m the news of a forgotten area of the Blote continues. Roger Hill visited Europe recently and will awaken religious conditions in Europe at 7 04 nan on Wednesday.
The Church of Today for the World of Today will open the sermon by Rev. Edgar Hubbard pastor of the Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church. The sermon at Madison Square Presbyterian Church this Sunday morning ends with a congregational meeting to elect a new pastor.
Oil news reports multiple wildcat wells in Brooks County and nearby areas. Magnolia Petroleum No. 1 at Ed Lasalor shows drilling below 7000 feet with prospects near fran and shatow depth. Mills Bennett No. 2 and J Ordne lines indicate substantial progress with cores near 4101 feet. Saxet field activity includes Texas Drilling No. 4 Coker rated at 429 barrels per day and Bertha Pisco completion around 4446 feet. Additional wells in Tentestela and Tenaz counties list high-plug counts, 2100 to 2195 feet depths, and ongoing arilling programs with various names and operators.
A special service on Reformation Day will be held at St Luke's Lutheran Church on Sunday at 10 30 a m. The Rev James B Vorkopter will preach a sermon titled Fiueful Cheristiana Abide Ii Givriste detailing historical themes of the Reformation.
A courtesy exchange of pastors is planned between Lae First Presbyterian and Galveston churches. Rev. Dr. W. Retelinson will speak at Monticello, with AL Me Teacon JUN Presbyterian Mitch Binday also on the program. Regular pastor AV Boand will speak on Galveston.
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