Lemons Drop and Market Prices Slump in California Sale
California lemons fell to 12 per box from 14 as brussels sprouts from California Mordes arrived at 25 cents a pound. Colorado peaches at 8 50 per bushel, Texas and Illinois crops marketed, red and yellow onion sets priced, rain kept growers away, and trucks reported steady prices with market activity dragging.
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California
Colorado
Michigan
Texas
Iliae
Onlcéa
Dalune
Parmley
Defty Buychee
Beare
Poorhes
Canark
Pene
Epper
Teen
Papper
Buschea
Stig Rebard
Commission
Baharie
Lemnon California
Sinton ‘Eels
Nedishes
Goren Burehes
Poistoes
Vegetables Market Prices Reported With Broad Range
A crowded list shows fruits and vegetables with varied per unit quotes. Items include apples, cantaloupes, grapes, pumpkins, peppers, potatoes, and citrus, with prices per bushel, crate, pound, or dozen, reflecting a bustling market in diverse quantities and conditions.
Poultry prices and terms from 19th century market note
A fragmented poultry market listing shows prices per pound for various fowl items including hens and bakers, with weights and cents per unit. Mentions watered terms like fertility and fertilizer alongside marginal calculations, reflecting a historic trade snippet.
Dallas Raid Nets Plenty in City Liquor Roundup
Dallas police and deputies raided an art studio where eight tall dressed men and women were taken. Forty persons were jailed and large quantities of liquor seized. Wary drinkers were rounded up and jailed as officials closed the operation.
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Dallas
Texas
Ioil
Five Power Naval Conference Might Delay to January
London reports suggest the five power naval conference planned for December may be postponed to January. Several powers say December is too early for thorough preparation and travel demands, especially Japan. Prime Minister MacDonald will travel to Washington after October 4 for talks with President Hoover on postwar disarmament.
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Washington
London
Grimson Gail
Howethie
Hoover
Ramesoy
Japan
MacDonald
Tix
Wecbington
Landline
New York
City approves funds to cover varied municipal bills
City budget notes approvals for minor and major obligations as the council passed appropriations totaling 6956.05 to merchants, 1387 for interest, 26 from golf funds for salaries, and multiple sums for architects, paving, road oil, storage, and material cards. Additional text covers a New York market note and assorted financial data.
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Seutter & Simons
Zoo
Simn
Ecbassig
Brazee Street
Fria City Road
Harriman Place
Gering
Wrong charge over mischief in Ulster court case
In Ulster court four men were retried after a confusion over the charge of mischief. Walter Hustler Winelon Turk Herbert Turz and Bure Neill were arrested near the Beah Finres street area. Jude Dave Watson said the police misread the charge and they were not disturbing the peace.
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Ulster A. Sinall
Trilich
Walter Hustler
Mwinelon Turk
Herbert, Turz
Bure Neill
Jude Dave Watson
Texas U Party in San Antonio Monday
Dr E R Line, a member of the University of Texas party, led a group in San Antonio on Monday. The event drew a small turnout of about 2 percent of students and teachers who attend weekly sessions in Meriey ity near Austin.
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Texas U. Party
San Antonio
E. R. Line
Uiversity of Texas
Torough
Junior Chamber Finance Committee Reports After Lunch
The Singive Committees of the Junior Chamber of Commerce presented their report to the board of directors after a luncheon at the Ke At thong bute. Mariine led by Southwell, president, delivered remarks and outlined forthcoming steps.
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Tunior Chamber of Commerce
Board of Dicertare
Thong Bute
Mariine
Wiieng Southwell
Idad
Texas Ranges Day and Range Conditions Report
The monthly livestock and range report notes Western states remain dry with short feed affecting cattle and sheep. Cattle are generally in good flesh but risk forced marketings if rains fail. sheep and lambs stay in fair condition with some lightness in parts. Ranges show 83 percent of normal, hay is scarcer, prices firmer, and overall outlook cautious for fall and winter across Montana to Texas and the western drought areas.
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Department of Agriculure
Bureau of Agricultural, Eenanmien
Austin
Epi
Cutis
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Montana
Tisha
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Utah
Wyomin
North Dakota
Teres
Laws
Neve Mexico
Leah
Teass
Areron
Park Department Cuts Force Thirty as Pools Closed
Thirteen employees of the city parks department were discharged Monday after the night outdoor pools closed Sunday night. Woodlawn lake Ban Petry park and Brackenridge park pools will be filled all winter but will be closed for the season. Superintendent Al Hanson said the pools will be empty.
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Park Department
Thirte
City Parks Department
Ing
Woodlaen Lake
Ban Petry Park
Brackenridge
al Hanson
Perks
Poole
Stranger Receives Warm Reception in San Antonio Court
Mike Pollack, a total stranger to San Antonio, was greeted warmly before Judge Uare Watson in Corporation court. Stopped near South Alamo by Traffic Officer C. A. Turk, Pollack was arrested on vague charges. The judge warned him to find a job if he stays, or face arrest. The scene included stray notes of local commerce and market jargon as a noisy page of a mid-century city court record.
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San Antonio
Mike Pollack
Uare Watson
Corporation Court
Pollack
South Alamo
C. A. Turk
Vagexnes
Ratranes
Ragland Youth Catches 12 Inch Bass at Medina Lake
James Tayloe Ragland, 38, son of Mr and Mrs James D Ragland of 207 Elmhurst, caught a 12 inch bass at Medina Lake while fishing with his grandparents Judge and Mrs G Taylos.
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James Tayloe Ragland
James D. Ragland
Elmhurst
Medina Lake
G. Taylos
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Highlights
The San Antonio market opened with gains as cattle and hogs arrived from multiple sources. Prices edged higher with rain expected to affect future trading. reports note weakened feed access could lift future fat cattle values and lambs around nine dollars in some grades, while Kansas City and Kansas markets show similar strength.
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San Antonio
Toor
Cannes
Austria Faces Civil War Amid Internal Strife
Vienna reports a large section of the republic in armed clash as factions and rural provinces battle for prerogatives postwar. Federal Chancellor Steeruvitz orders vigorous measures to keep peace with police and regular army detachments deployed to localize fighting and avert a definitive civil war. General alarm and tension push pacification as the government moves to quell hostilities nationwide.
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Vienna
Austrian Republic
Steeruvitz
Hostil
Wheat Slightly Lower On News Of Rain In Argentina
Chicago wheat prices edged lower as fresh rain boosted hopes for better yields in Argentina, with expectations of fair November through January weather. Corn and oats moved down then recovered while provisions rose. Reports of ongoing drought in Europe and delayed rains in Buenos Aires provinces influenced trading, and Argentina's old-wheat reserves and shifting exports were noted. Galveston eased a wheat embargo at the port amid market rumors of delayed crop improvements.
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Chicago
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Pampas
Cordoba
Great Britain
Orean Passage
Galveston
Europe
Army Orders From Universal Berrios Reported
Army orders list multiple officer moves retirement designations and duty changes. Colonels Ferhart White J A D William Doane and others retire or receive new assignments at Fort Leavenworth Fort MacArthur Langley Field Vancouver Barracks Brooksfield Philadelphia and San Francisco while several captains and lieutenants are detailed to various posts including Manila Washington and Camp Maria.
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Universal Berrios
Washineton
DB. C
C. A
I Ae
Washington
Philippines
Walter G. Kilner
A. G. Philppines
Langley Field
Rodere Peterson
al A. C
Baltimore
Brooksfield
William J. Freehaven
Oliver T. Simpson
F. D
Vancouver Barracks
Fort
Woady
Philadelphia
Eurolabs
Everett Lee
San Francisco
Viet
Reuben D. Bicey
Buffalo
Pangma
John Paris
Philip
Clark Arthur N
The
Caippines
Camp Maria
Glenn W. Payne
Roachdale
Ind. S. C. Ry
Sidney R
Samuel TL. Myers
Cav
Camp Marfa
A. G. Braoksfield
George WW. Vuutechoret
M.C. R
Chicago
Fort Reno
Man Sold Drugs Through Pity for Agent Testimony Changes Plea
Vicente Cisneros faced a not guilty plea claiming he was framed by narcotic officers but changed to guilty after testifying he sold five grains of morphine to an agent. Judge Charles A. Boynton ordered him committed to Leavenworth for sentencing.
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Vicente Cisneros
Cisnecag
Cisneros
Charles A. Boynton
Cotton Price Steady on Cables in New Orleans
New Orleans September 16 The cotton market opened steady to firmer on moderate demand from cables. First trades showed gains with prices advancing. December and January contracts advanced while near months posted modest declines from intraday highs as short covering appeared.
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New Orleans
Ortober
Baturda Warda
Eaeier
Soldiers Go Free After Rough Talk to Errant Driver
Soldiers Fred M. Arneson and Quy fis P. Boos faced Corporation court after allegedly using abusive language following a traffic incident involving Charles Medote of South Leona Street. Medote claimed the other driver meant to target him. the judge, Dave Watson, noted the women they spoke to did not confirm intent. Watson acquitted the soldiers of the charge.
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Charles Medote
Leona Street
Fred M. Arneson
Quy Fis P. Boos
Moi
Corporation Court
Nick Medola
Dave Watson
Medola
Medole
Tic Mudge
Deve Wetson
Jones Funeral to Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Alyn Olive Jones, who died Sunday at the family residence, 638 Holliday street, will be held Tuesday morning by Pastor Pau B Kern of Travis Park Methodist church. Alyn Olive Jones was a native of Indiana and a former resident of Oklahoma City, later living in San Antonio. She is survived by her husband Jobo T Jones, one son Willis Jones of Oklahoma City, daughters Lori Ruth Sondpraca and Misseline Jones of San Antonio, Thelma Jones of Oklahoma City, and Orpha Tittle of Tadowns.
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Alyn Olive UN Jones
Holliday Street
Pau B. Kern
Travis Pack Methodist Church
Mre_ Jones
Indiana
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Jobo T Jones
Eng
Willis Jones
Clashoma Gite Doughters
Sra
Lori
Alker Ruth
Sondpraca
Misseline Jones
Thelma Jones
Oklahoma City
Mze
Orpha Tittle
Tadlwns
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Cinte Paws
London Money
Landon
Bae
Ban Piuvra
TOR
R.A. Nickerson
Treanzer
Southwestern Bett Telephone Company
Stockholden
Businness
HH. Blair-Sasiv
Ausrican Telephone and Telegraph Company
York Verres
AL Pointe
Baturday
South End
Star
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Sellina
Liverpool
Amerian
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D.C
Ianer
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Chilag
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Best US
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Pires
Rerespia
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Landatte Ei
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Preis
Ewes
Eatee
Firaia Nbc
Eetea
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Balers
Belseh Cantl
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Alamo
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Wee
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Mission Frag
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Vitaloe SA
Sheres
Sros Prop Inc
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Bonde
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Sim
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Christ
Salling Co
Yasa
Tlrvestech
Eagr Wi
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Allie
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Ranaas
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Steers
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Choler
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