Californians Spend Big on Weighing, Deaths and Rabbit Industry
Californians spend 95 million yearly on scales and weights while a California man John Casey oversees a weights business. Amand Sather dies in California after a long illness at his brother’s home near Cranfills Gap. He was born in Norway and lived there before moving to the U S about 42 years ago and never married. The piece notes sympathy from relatives and local ministers. A Cotulla and San Antonio effort promotes rabbit meat and fur production with Los Angeles growers reportedly earning 2 million yearly. rabbit fur coats are common. A pyramid of gold bowls and gifts are described as citywide tributes to residents.
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Amand Sather
Amand
Ian
John Sather
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Cranfills Gap
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Craplie Gap
Wumay
Cotulla
San Antonio Vartiers
Pelix
Texas
Los Angeles County
California
Wil H. Mayes
Atlas Peck
Sim Fliniere
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Bounding Biltown Bay
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de Credit Sineas
Ras Barlow
Aida
Washington
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There will be employees to show you thru e one Eesti tanearness
A brief notice states that staff will guide visitors through a telephone operation area. It mentions personnel available to assist during the visit. The readable text emphasizes guided access and staff support.
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Eesti Tanearness
Fire gods and festivals in Chinese belief described
The article recalls Chinese fire god worship and related rituals in Shanghai. It details offerings to appease the fire god during outbreaks and temple prayers, uses of paper images and false money, and public fire response practices, including water pumping and firemen with long-handled hoses and bells.
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Hlorwen
Hanver
Min
Carrie Ba
China
Poiny
Joan
Starti
Shanghai
Abe
Jared
Hamilton
Town Greeted by Appreciation Amid County Events
A register shows August 4 182% windstorm in Bovque county prompting thanks to local Deesecratie group for vet support. The record mentions a Democratic wartime role and a meat trade gathering, plus noted confusion over a meeting transit and a forthcoming event in Tella.
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Aredall-Tenas
Rncare
Bovque County
Tella
Iwadars
Cary Bouys Cotey
Cross Wins Democratic Nod for Eleventh District Congress
O M Cross of Waco has secured the Democratic nomination to run in Texas Eleventh District. He will face incumbent Tom Connally in the second primary on August 28. Connally weighs in with a sixth term in Congress and earlier bid for U S Senate. Cross is a former McLennan County attorney and longtime supporter of agricultural interests, with roots in McGregor and Winco and ties to the Texas farming community.
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Cross
Tom Connally
Marlin
Texas
O. M. Cross
Waco
Connally
Congress
United States
Earle B. Mayfield
BU University of Alabama
Union Springs
Als
University of Alabama
Texse
McGregor
Winco
McLennan County
Pat M. Neff
Neff
Bieasinsonix
Me ‘Cros
of Texas
McLennan County Farm Associathon
Cram
John W. McClendon
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
McLennan
Falls
Bell
Hambitton
Coryell
Bosque
Women Barred from Pants in Iola Kansas
Chief Canter Davis enforces a law banning women from wearing pants in Iola. He reportedly issued an order prohibiting trousers in streets and ejected two women from a lawn area for wearing attire deemed inappropriate. The report notes local hostility and social pressure against women’s dress choices.
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Iola
Kan
Canter Davis
Tol
Davie
Connally Favored In Texas Senate Run Say Tribune
The Tribune urges Erath County citizens to strongly consider the candidacy of Tom Connally for the Senate. The editorial notes Connally’s high ability and contrasts him with other field contenders, arguing his selection best serves future welfare and health through diligent work and prudent use of leisure time. It cites long-standing respect for Connally and recommends voters support him in the forthcoming runoff primary.
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Tom Connally
Mr. Connally
W. Straus
Texas
Erath County
Stephenville
Tribune
Breed Songsters In German Canopy Trade Report
A visitor reports shoomakers and tailors as leading breeders of feathered young stock in Germany. Rising demand for fanaries fuels increased breeding. German shornabers and tailors work from home, while local farmers and abbract men adapt. A Barnar program is set at St John Church on August 1.
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Germany
America
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