Livestock and Oil Markets Report Fort Worth April 25
Moderate trade in cattle yards with slower market and many lots carried over. Cattle 4500 head incl 700 calves with steady to uneven prices. hogs down 10 to 15 cents. sheep steady. Top hog 121.80 with futures 72.25 to 11.70. cattle prices listed for stockers calves and cows. lambs and feeders also shown.
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AMARILI OOKS Hens Turkeys and Poultry inventory rundown
Amarillo stock lists assorted poultry in weights and grades. Hlens four pounds and under Leghorn Hens Springs Roosters Ducks and Capons priced per pound. Turkeys include young Tom turkeys twelve pounds and up No 2 turkeys not wanted. Delivery offered in Amarillo with stock descriptions and pricing details.
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Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets in April
Agricultural trading notes show wheat at 1.45 per bushel, maize 1.60 per bushel, hogs at 2.00 per 100 pounds, barley 0.65 per bushel, and cattle and sheep prices varying by weight. Reports include Kansas City and Oklahoma City bids with top beef and hog prices and regional market movements in April.
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Qaku Island Readies 10 Battles With Armada
A disordered dispatch describes defenses on Qaku Island with Allied observers touring Fort Razers and coastal lines. It notes strategic fortifications, communications, and anticipated night operations as the island braces for an amphibious assault and possible reentry of invading forces.
How to test and maintain storage batteries for radio
Everyday Radio Storage A batteries should be kept charged as in use they lose power and fade signals. A hydrometer measures the liquid’s specific gravity to gauge charge, with 1280 when full and 1100 when discharged. Readings help keep batteries fully charged for clear radio reception.
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PADA
Wisconsin Senate Passes Referendum On Beer Content
The Wisconsin Senate voted last night to place a popular referendum on altering the dry law on the ballot at the next general election. The measure would ask whether the manufacture and sale of beer containing 2.75 percent alcohol should be permitted. A vote in favor would submit the question to the people.
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Big Boost in Living Cost Seen by Lowden
Frank C. Lowden warned at the American Newspaper Publishers Association dinner that living costs rise without aid to farmers. He cited farm bankruptcies up 600 percent, farms being abandoned, and urged cooperative marketing. He urged prompt steps to boost newsprint production due to a Canadian export embargo and proposed new printing trade tools and distribution methods.
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Drought Ends as Texas West Rain Spurs Cotton Planting
West Texas received rainfall ending months of drought. Reported rain from Abilene to Ballinger and Odessa brings needed moisture for farming and cotton planting. Weather extended to Hamlin, Winters, Carlsbad, and nearby towns with half to one inch totals. Bicycles at 113 W 7th.
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Two Million Bushels of Grain Burned in Fire
A blaze destroyed two wooden elevators on the south side destroying grain belonging to the Grain Marketing corporation leased to a farmers cooperative. The loss was estimated at 225000 dollars by Nmmaret PF. Rosenbaum president of the Rosenbaum grain corporation. A bridge tender discovered the fire just before midnight. An aged watchman and his wife were believed to be quartered in one building. Police and firemen could not confirm if they were asleep or sheltered by neighbors.
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Plainview Produce Goes to Market in Truck Loads
Plainview traders report truck loads of radishes spinach mustard greens and early strawberries from Plainview farms reaching grocers this week. More berries due next week with ever bearing varieties to follow as shipments rise amid market demand and expanding shipping lines worldwide.
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Bishop Brown Defends Beliefs in New York Sermon
The report details Bishop Brown delivering a sermon at St Mark’s in New York against ecclesiastical censures over heresy. He asserted changes in interpretation and modern outlook while rector Guthrie barred the address from speaking. The piece notes related church tensions and weatherless context.
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Railroad Rumors Stir Plainview As Track Work Seen
Plainview residents report rapid rail developments with busy streets and talk of Rock Island survey equipment. A circulated note bearing Rock Island Transfer allegedly caused a minor incident as a track crew moved toward the area. Local officials cautioned residents to await official notices.
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German post office experiment aims to deliver targeted notices
Berlin plans a pioneering postal trial where postmen handle classified notices to households via address specific groups. Each circular will cost half a pfennig and will be distributed to about 1000 individuals with legal interest, aiming to reach lawyers through housewives and others.
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Ape Post Office Department
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Roman Italian Trace discussed as powerful human family
Fragmentary text reflects on ancient civilizations and culture, mentioning Rome and Greece, with references to Michael Angel Galileo and a Sicilian strip toward the Mediterranean. It includes social observations about celebrations, family roles, and a magistrate’s view on childbirth rites, all in a reflective, essay-like tone.
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