Wichita and Kansas City Livestock Markets Reported Slumps and Gains
The Wichita Kansas market shows cattle and hog price shifts with top cattle near 12.95 and hogs around 13.75. Kansas City reports mixed cattle leanings with yearlings strong and weights varying, while Chicago and St Louis cash grain and dairy prices rise and fall.
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Kansas City
Colorado
roRt Werth Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Iowa
Sf. Louis Livestock Am
Lves
Eleady
Stern
Unrest in Mexico City Peaks Over Clergy Regulations
The AP reports August 10 that tensions rise as President Calles attacks Catholic clergy over secular rules. Bishops refuse concessions, priests stay away from churches, and economic distress grows amid a boycott. A US mission urges education and social reform as essential reforms proceed.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Calles
League For Defense of Religious Liberty
Treasury
Pani
League For Defense of
United States
Mexico
Alva Taylor
Ex-chief capital police sought on warrant amid hunting licenses
Warrant issued for former capital police chief Frederick A. Fenning for a parking violation after he failed to post collateral for appearance. In related notices, 100 hunting licenses were issued in Texas with seasons for prairie chickens September 1 16 quail pheasant and waterfowl dates listed. licenses include resident and nonresident fees and penalties for violations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederick A. Fenning
District of Columbia
Coolidge
Congress
Fenning
Hersey
Maine
Blanton
Texas
Rankin
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
House
Christ
Pilate
Herery
Veliceman
Biceten Seme
Eolery Ettese
E. M. Pittman
Howard Williams
Panhandle
Noted Wichita Falls Banker R. V. Ray Dies
Robert Vaughn Ray age 36 assistant cashier of City National Bank and first tenor of the Mas Kat Chanters died at Wichita Falls General Hospital following an acute appendicitis operation. Funeral services were set for 4:80 o'clock at Pivot Baptist Church with burial in Drewesweed.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Robert Vaughn Ray
City National Bank
Maskat
General Hospital
Pivot Baptist
Drews Weed
Oet
Mee
Debe Bey
Adtree
Pate
Serge
Ferter
Tack’s Bus Brings Children to Town for Thank You
At the Presbyterian Children's Home a group of 35 youngsters greeted Tack as the new bus arrived. They shouted thanks for the buggy ride while Tack planned a trip to New York and requested a circus visit for the children Saturday. The vehicle benefiting from community support will be maintained by Walter Irvin and funded by local donors over two years.
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Tack
Presbyterian
Erasmus
News-Globe
New York
Wall Street
Walter Irvin
Cal Farley
Wil Gatton
Elmer Lewis
Half Minute Interviews Mention Shotgun Swap and Plans
Charlie Hoppin asks for the return of a shotgun from Mr Hamml after a recent shoot swap noting his gun fits him less well. J A Bush says plans are discussed for further tests in Potter county northwest of the city. Henry Hall notes New Mexico potash beds drawing government interest.
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Charlie Hoppin
J. A. Bush
Potter County
Henry Hall
New Mexico
New Jazz Orchestra to Play at Harding's Pavilion
Followers of the terpsichorean art will be invited to strut their stuff at the Harding Ranch pavilion to the music of the Jolly 5 Jazz orchestra. The group, among Texas' foremost negro jazz aggregations, will perform Thursday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 6 and 9 p.m. Harding's ranch lies eleven miles southeast of Amarillo, access via Polk Street to the end of the pavement then east.
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Harding Ranch
Jolly 5
Texas
Harding
Amarillo
Polk
McMullen Confident in renomination with broad race
Governor Adam McMullen runs a smooth campaign for renomination facing Republican Fred G. Johnson of Hastings and other independents. Osmond F. Byron and Rey M. Harrop run without strong opposition as Democratic nominating effort focuses on unity.
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Adam McMullen
Fred G. Johnson
Hastings
Osmond F. Byron
LaFollette
Rey M. Harrop
Omaha
Neminnen
Middleton court hears tale of $5 gift from farm couple
In Middleton New York a farmer Mrs Edward G Weller testified about a five dollar gift made years earlier to a man named H mer he sberd. The testimony concerned a tape port and the context remains unclear but the court heard the account in the case.
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Middleton
N. Y
Hesberd
Edward G. Weller
Wallkill
Here
Women of Middle Age Health Gains with Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee says six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength for household tasks. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama reports feeling like a different woman after use. Many women past fifty credit the remedy with renewed vigor as they enjoy active civic and family lives.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia £. Pinkham
Lydia Lt. Pinkham
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