Market slips then partial recovery on crop and boll weevil notes
New Orleans shares opened higher but fell back with declines of 45 to 65 points on July and October contracts. late in the session prices showed some recovery though still down 19 to 39 points. Weevil damage reports from plantations also dampened sentiment. Fort Worth livestock markets show cattle steady to 25 cents lower with hogs 10 to 15 cents lower and sheep lambs mixed.
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Cotton Seed Oil Market Firm on Liberal Tenders in New York
In New York on June 29 the cotton seed oil market stayed firm amid liberal July tenders, with prices closing 15 to 24 points higher than prior levels. Prime crude at 13.50, prime rimmer yellow spot 15.50, July 15.60, September 16.75, December 16.79, and other grades nominal.
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Missionaries Reach Hawaii Island in 1820
The first missionaries arrived at Hawaii on April 4, 1820, marking a pivotal moment in island history as early religious and cultural exchanges began.
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Marines Build Model Home At Quantico For Training
At Quantico Virginia the Marine Corps Institute students construct a two story cottage as part of the building foreman course. The model includes living dining kitchen and bath spaces with framing exposed half left for instruction plumbing wiring and two forms of stairs.
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Warner and Woods to Box Tonight in Brink's Tent
Sailor Jack Wood and Rudy Warner meet tonight in the Brink's Comedians tent at Eleventh and Polk Streets under Hanson Post, American Legion. Wood is a former wrestling instructor and U S Navy middenweight champion. Warner is a light-heavyweight contender. Fans expect a short, decisive bout with both fighters in top condition.
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Pirates O Wide Ball With Cubs
Chicago and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader in St Louis with the Pirates winning 4 to 3 in 11 innings and Chicago taking the second 14 to 3. Rixey was battered in Philadelphia as New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1. Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 1 and Brooklyn fell to Boston 8 to 1. Chicago also defeated Detroit 7 to 0 as part of a winning streak for the Cubs.
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Yankees Beat Red Sox in Late Rally
New York overcame a two run deficit entering the final inning to defeat Boston 5 to 4. Jones Pennock and Walters led the Yankees while Shore Thormahlen and Hannah pitched for the Red Sox in an uphill win at New York.
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Brits Flock to Entire Match in Proportion to Americans at World Series
The article notes that British fans attend nearly as many matches as Americans patronize the World Series in baseball, reflecting similar enthusiasm for major sports events across cultures.
Bears Win at Dallas in Upset Victory
The Bears defeated Dallas as they pounded pitchers for sixteen late singles in a tense game. Scattered errors and a late rally helped secure the win for Davenport, Gibson, Wright, Lane, Ferguson, and Robertson for San Antonio.
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Bill’s Punch and Little Rity Epoch Converts
The fragment notes quick conversion of the punch and epoch pieces from foreign galleries into local display items. It hints at cultural or artistic shifts but lacks full context or named entities.
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Amarillo Amusement Park Company Formed at Fourth and Monroe
The Amarillo Amusement Park Company, a $4,000 concern, organized in Amarillo, is building a park at Fourth and Monroe. Completion planned by Sunday for a game between Amarillo Elks and Slaton. Grandstand and bleachers under construction. about 1,000 seats planned. 500 bleachers. parking space to be provided. Officers include Fred Horshgraeh president Marl Fuqua secretary treasurer Albert Bivins general manager with a roster of directors.
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Khiva Shrine Banquet July 31 at Rillo Hotel
Banquet at the Rillo Hotel on July 31 at 8 30 p m. Reserve by calling Dr R P Parecell at Hion 167 or risk delay.
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