Dallas Feed Move to Use Cotton Sacks Over Burlap
The Tex-O-Kan Feed Mills announce a contract with Fulton & Cotton Mills Dallas for 500000 cotton flags bags to replace burlap. Col W E Jabot of Southland Life and the Southwest Industrial Development Bureau emphasizes southern cotton support and adds the deal could lift southern prosperity by boosting cotton bag use and cement industry needs.
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Fulton & Cotton Mills
Tex-O-Kan
Col W. E. Jabot
Southland Life Insurance Company
Mdirec.or
Southwest Industrial Development Bureau
Col. Talbot
Mitchell
Texas
South
Cement Information Bureau
Cement Industries
Rains in Denton County Halt Grasshopper Work
Grasshoppers appear on Denton county farms but damage is not likely to be heavy unless dry weather returns. Entomologist R Reppert of Texas A&M extension warns since rains continue, losses may rise if drought hits. he advises poisoning insects as soon as they appear. A separate note covers New Jersey governor Warry Moore asking police for directions to Ringwood Manor.
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Texas
R. Reppert
A. & M. College Extension Service
Reppert
Daze Lawrence Mian Gano plans new business ventures
Chicago report states Daze Lawrence Mian Gano, weary after twenty years of arrests, shifts from gambling trap manager Mingano to pursue a career as a filing station magnate and bus business ventures amid city changes.
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Chicago
Lawrence
Miangano
Mingano
Capell c
Dream Fight Confession From California Man
In Marysville California a man says he dreamed he fought three men named Lorenzo Galat a Filipino and he cut his throat and gashed his abdomen in the dream.
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Marysville
Cal
Lorenzo Galat
Mayflower and General Electric Refrigerators Demonstration
Mayflower and General Electric Refrigerators Lem Tittsworth Bonham display a Saturday all day demonstration showing electric food preservation and price savings. The event features second-hand refrigerators from 4.95 to 16.00, Perfection stoves 25.00 to 83.00, a country-home OC radio reduced from 160.00 to 35.00, Woodstock typewriter 35.00, mandolins and guitars 4.95 to 8.95, suits 22.50 to 40.90, living suites 15.00 to 59.50, rugs 3.95 to 5.95, Axminster 22.50 and shades 0.39.
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Electric Way
R. OC. A
Woodstock
Axminster
Celina Bandit Sentenced in McKinney for Robbery Spree
Ralph Howard Alsup, 22, of Denton, convicted of robbery with arms and jailed for 25 years for a string of Celina store robberies on the night of April 20. Mayor Francis and others were held captive during the incident. Alsup and a companion were captured near Denton days later. A related case against Jack Hammet awaits trial. The jury deliberated about 45 minutes.
Automatic potato digger claimed by Ville St Pierre inventor
Joseph Moreau of Ville Saint Pierre in Canada claims to have developed an automatic potato digger. He says the device automates digging, reducing labor. Further details on production or patent status were not provided.
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Ville St. Pierre
Can
Joseph Moreau
Charges Dropped in Sherman Riot Arson Cases in Grayson County
In Sherman the district attorney dropped six counts against Jeff Jones and five counts each against Webb Purdon and Jesse Roper in arson cases tied to the May 9 1930 Sherman riot and courthouse fire. A black man accused of attacking a white woman died in the blaze. In Troup Texas thieves stole and destroyed Charlie Collins tomato crop leaving vines.
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Gainesville
Ben W. Boyd
Grayson County
Jeff Jones
Webb Purdon
Jesse Roper
Yiel
Troup
Texas
Charlie Collins
Merit
Collins
Box Creek
Cherokee County
Aviators JICNYS Eagles in Maria Texas
Aviators hired by large ranch owners to kill large eagles accused of killing many lambs yearly in Maria Texas. Authorities investigate motives and impact on local wildlife and lamb production.
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Maria
Texas
Dyer 16 Faces Jail After Suspended License
Los Angeles reports Charles Dyer aged 16 spent four days in jail for driving after his license was suspended. His father Judge Chas R Dyer imposed the sentence.
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Los Angeles
Charles Dyer
Chas. R Dyer
New Party Forms With Platform of Reform in Illinois
A new third party, the People’s Ticket, promotes better government at lower cost and repeal of prohibition. Chicago criminal lawyer W. W. O’Brien announces his gubernatorial bid to court former Governor Len Small and Judge Henry Horner, seeking cross party appeal.
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People’s
W. W. O'Brien
Chicago
Linois
O’brien
Len Small
Henry Horner
Chicago Delegates To Make Trip on Special Train
Arrangements completed to pay for a special train carrying Texas delegates and Jenn N. Garner for President supporters to the Democratic national convention in Chicago. The train will depart June 25 with Fort Worth as the main gathering point and stops at Dallas Longview Junction and Texarkana to pickup passengers.
Wagner runs for Congress amid voter backlash in Winona
In Winona Minnesota a candidate labeled as unable to gain trust faces rider to run for Congress. Critics accuse him of using his position to influence constituents while withholding aid during the campaign.
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Winona
Minn
Wagner
Congress
Nevor
Wi Nona
Horned emigrants thrive in Auckland fiord country moose
Horned imports from America, the moose, grow large in Mere’s fiord country. They’ve increased abundantly since being brought in 1900, rewarding careful hunters who must be skilled to bag them.
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Auckland
America
Fiord
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