Markets and Livestock Prices Across Major Markets
Markets waver as livestock and grain prices move across St Louis Oklahoma City Fort Worth and Kansas City exchanges on Sept 23. Cattle and hogs show varied bids with calves and cows steady to mixed while grain bids reflect regional supply dynamics and commodity shifts.
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ST Louis Livestock
Fast &T Louis
Weber
Okklaboma City
Oklahoma City
Stenee
Kress
Poet Worth Livestock
Fort Worth
Fragmented OCR note on two angie geenchs with unclear context
Readable facts describe two angie geenchs and a list of names and ages with many garbled phrases. The passage mentions people, ages, and partial terms but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Highway project advances with joint plan progress
A fragmented report notes steps toward advancing a highway project with joint planning by district figures including Mr Reed and Judge Weathered. It references formal committees and procedures and outlines anticipated dates and actions leading toward a final arrangement.
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Metlee Free
Mr Reed
Gereal
Rewle
Edvanene
READY FOR FIGHT CONTINUED TO PAGH ONE
The narrative details a tense duel amid diplomatic maneuvers and possible injunctions as the main engagement looms this evening. Weather risks include possible showers and overcast skies while lawyers move to settle remaining issues ahead of ignition.
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Texas
Tunney Dempsey Title Bout Draws Massive Philadelphia Crowd
Gene Tunney arrived in Philadelphia for the Dempsey fight at the Sesqui Centennial grounds as hundreds of thousands brace for the epic boxing clash. Promoter Rickard faced heavy opposition while Dempsey remains the betting favorite in a planned ten round battle amid record public interest.
Dorando Dorsay Tunney Fight Prompts Supreme Court Bets
Dor sey, the champion, faces the challenger Gene Tunney amid a tangle of lawsuits and injunctions. With a dozen court cases across five states shaping the prelude, the long idleness ends as the two boxers prepare for a decisive encounter. Tunney, a Greenwich Village native and popular hero, rises as the mass public awaits the bout.
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Dorsey
Gene Tunney
New York
Greenwich Village
Dempsey Tunney Fight Injunction Dismissed in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia common pleas court dismissed three injunctions aimed at blocking the Dempsey versus Tunney bout. Judge Bartlett said evidence of a contract between Dempsey and Chicago promoter B C Clements was insufficient for an injunction. Indiana court actions were not enforceable in Pennsylvania as Tunney and Tex Rickard were not parties.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
B. C. Clements
Chicago
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Clements
Pennsylvania
Tunney
Richard
Indiana
Dempsey Tunney Build Up Told by Police Liaison
Police Lt. Meyers discusses Jack Dempsey's recent worries and financial strains, noting he may be off form for his upcoming title bout with Gene Tunney. He contrasts Dempsey's condition with Tunney's meticulous training and discipline, predicting a tougher challenge for the champion.
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Jack
Bill” Meyers
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Meyers
Kearns
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Wills
Gene Tunney
Willard
Firpo
Rotary education drive urged at Amarillo district event
Governor stressed the sixth objective of Rotary to advance international peace through business and professional fellowship. Harry Rogers of San Antonio announced the Make Rotary Effective slogan. Norris Ewing of the News-Globe chairs the educational committee planning a school in a few weeks with five district conferences slated between October 1 and December 15.
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Rotary
Harry Rogers
San Antonio
Rotary International
Norris Ewing
News-Globe
Guy Saunders
Amarillo Rotary
United States
Great Britain
Rotary Clubs
Central
Northern Ireland
Amarillo
Rotary International program message for the year
The article outlines delivering a message from the International council and reporting back to this body on the major activities of the club for the Rotary year.
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Rotary International
International Council
Rebuild Miami Faces Hurricane Aftermath and Death Toll
Emergency workers warn of potential epidemic as health officials prepare measures. Casualties from the hurricane run high with about 400 dead nationwide, 100 in Miami and 910 hospitalized. Thousands are homeless, and rescue teams fear hundreds more bodies in Biscayne Bay wreckage. Damage estimates reach up to 200 million dollars in the three states and about 100 million in the greater Miami area.
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New York
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Lake Okeechobee
Miami
Miami Missing Persons Bureau
Biscayne Bay
Bahamas
Bimini
Everglades
American Automomobile Association
Hollywood
Moorhaven
Toll of gale hits Okeechobee area and Florida coast
A powerful storm claimed more than 100 lives as it struck Okeechobee and many communities along the gulf coast. Progresso near Fort Lauderdale feared heavy loss while Pensacola reported no deaths though damage exceeded 3 million dollars. Mobile and other Gulf Coast cities reported major damage as the storm moved inland.
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Okeechobee
Progresso
Fort Lauderdale
Pensacola
Mobile
Gulf Coast
James S Blair Dies Here This Morning
Amarillo pioneer James S Blair, 70, died at his home 800 Van Buren street at 4 30 this morning after a three month illness. He leaves a widow and a son Elmer Blair sales manager for Cullum Motor Co. Funeral Friday at Griggs chapel with Rev F W O Malley officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial in Liano cemetery.
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James S. Blair
Amarillo
van Buren Street
Elmer Blair
Cullum Motor Company
Griggs
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Harvey Trollinger
Wylie Pollard
T. J. Lovelady
J. W. Minter
Lynn Boyce
Ben Golding
Liano Cemetery
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