Markets Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Report
Kansas City livestock prices show top veal at 12.60 for 700 hogs and varied cattle figures with loads of prime yield and grass cows noted. New Orleans cotton opens quiet yet steady with nearby months easing marginally and futures trading around 11.00 to 11.25 in early trades.
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Med Wing Pile Ointment Offered for Pile Relief
Scientifically prepared ointment promises relief from pile torture with stopping itching and burning. Money back if not satisfied. Large tube priced at $1.00 by mail or 108 fast Fifth. Indian Remedy Co., Box 193, Amarillo, Tex.
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Golfing Senators Doomed by Lucky Shot in Par Four
On a par four Pat Harrison unexpectedly holes a ball after a caddy removal mishap, a humorous moment captured by AP. He loses to Rep Robert Rich who prefers a check as payment and keeps it framed in his trophy room. Senator Lynn Frazier smiles at the tale of the playful golf round.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Robert Rich
Pennsylvania
Flop House Guests Reflect Mixed Lives in Amarillo
A reporter visits a local flop house and describes a diverse roster of guests from youths to aging travelers. The proprietors note rough characters ride the needle while offering shelter, clean linens, and a sobering glimpse of transient life on the road.
Quiet Small-Town Break Follows Hard Summer
A rural town endures a yet unbright break period as harvest hands, panhandlers, and errant workers drift between paying jobs and flophouses. Many seek to hoard scant wages while others struggle with drinking and idle time, reflecting a broad silence of discouraged men awaiting change.
Ghost of a Cranky Professor and a Red Ink Mystery
The tale recalls a German class at the University of North Dakota where a near sighted professor irritated students. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, later famed explorer, mocked fears as he echoed Frazier. In Washington lobbyist talk blends with satire as Andrew Jackson’s red ink “Satisfied” note links to a Halloween prank and a later New Orleans victory. Maine’s Ralph Brewster hawks pine country, while Alfred Reiter invites a visit to Niagara Falls.
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Tiny Colorado twister injures car lot manager
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo The wind toppled a tiny twister at a used car lot injuring William Hall service manager when a sign was carried three blocks and dropped on the sidewalk. He fractured his hand but no other damage occurred in the city.
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William Hall
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Name Trouble in Santa Cruz Resident Felix Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, Calif. Felix Santa Cruz, a transportation employee, often faces confusion when asked his name as locals reply with humor about knowing him but questioning his name. The piece highlights identity mix ups in the community.
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