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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
12
In Seattle and surrounding districts, prospects for accelerated growth grow as construction resumes and banks report abundant funds. Officials cite improved economic activity, steady real estate lending, and renewed demand for home construction as evidence of a stabilizing market despite earlier losses.
A fragment from a Washington DC page describes persistent roof leaks at the Supreme Court building area during hot weather, threatening occupancy for months. The report mix crude political notes with brief jokes about officials and a chaotic scene around the NRA.
New York dispatch notes unsettled Wall Street spirits amid rumors of dividend cuts and oil market bottoms. Traders monitor pressure in utilities and short interest while commodity markets hover near key levels as week opens.
Chicago and San Antonio grain markets show lower prices as demand falters. Reports indicate limited buyer interest for wheat and corn with prices sliding across major grain centers.
Society Mireun, Mary Fisher and UT students spend weekend in San Antonio with parents. Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph M Johnstos, with attendees including Miss Virginia Lindsay and Miss Nance Liew. Saturday dances planned at Jilfsin school gym and Security Hall for local groups. Delotine Ranney to be honored with supper. Woman's Association of Madison Square Presbyterian Church hosts luncheon and talks. Circle No. 2 and church parlor events outlined.
KRNEDY Sept. 2 The frat HONSIANMONS of MO cotton checks a payment in Koyies county apnea ns bord receivers here by Gourty. Agen HW G. Rolinson Karnes coinkt expecta ta recive abot $500,000.
In San Antonio a livestock auction saw mixed results with multiple cattle classes offered. Strong grass calves brought high bids while other groups and heifers posted slower demand, with prices reported around 250 to 270 per head for certain calf lots and heavier cattle fetching varied sums. Local names and ranches appeared in sale notes.
Ford officials deny serious issues at Detroit area plants as a walkout expands. Reported tensions hint at possible union pressure across Michigan factories, with sources noting reduced output and a shaken labor climate.
The market opened steady with quiet tones as September bids showed moderate acceptance and December hedges at firmer levels. Prices across cotton futures fluctuated with December and March contracts absorbing nearby shifts while long range outlook remained cautious amid global demand factors.
Guadalupe County reports a decline in cotton ginned through September 1, 1946, with a deficit of several thousand bales compared to the same period last year. The Corps of Engineers department of commerce release notes lower yields than 1945, reflecting a weaker overall harvest.
A Baptist official is set to address services this Sunday at the community church. The speaker will discuss faith, service, and local outreach programs. Community members are invited to attend and participate in the gathering.
A garbled early trading report from New York notes subdued activity and a calm mood at the opening. It mentions exchanges, price dips, and minor movements across sectors, with references to metals and rail data and overall cautious investor sentiment.
A new celery shipment from Washington and Amana arrives Sunday and hits the market Monday morning. Bananas oranges and peppers are priced, with figures for lettuce and other produce across multiple regions. Civil and wholesale prices listed for fruits, vegetables, and dairy in a dense, era-typical commodity brief.
The Sesion Museum of Mae Arte announces completion of plans for the Ray expedition with the University Museum of Philadelphia. Excavation will begin at Ray Hla eenzon under Dr. Brian P. Setmidt and colleagues, aiming to uncover early metals and artifacts.
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