Wallace claims partial victory in stockyard fee case
Secretary Wallace says the high court decision leaves a path to determine the roughly 700000 dollars in impounded commission fees. He plans to seek a Missouri federal hearing to decide distribution, arguing the money belongs to farmers and shippers while the court considers further proceedings.
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Waynesville
N. C
Wallace
Kansas City
Federal District Court
Missouri
Agriculture Department
District Court
Land allotments in a will question from Cranium Crackers
The puzzle states Senor Molina left the S 1-2 of the E 1-2 of the N FE 1-4 of Section 20 to his son and the N EB 1-4 of the 8 EB 1-4 of the same section to his daughter. It asks which allotment had the most land and how near together they were. Likely a grid reference riddle about section fractions. The answer appears on the Wanted Page.
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Senor Molina
Elderly population aging in England from 1911 to 198%
In 198% there were 433 septua genarians per 10 000 in England, rising from 297 per 10 000 in 1911, indicating a marked increase in the oldest age group over time.
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England
Longevity of Various Fish Reported
The article notes salmon reach about 14 years, trout rarely exceed 30, eels may hit 40, and carp can live up to 50 years.
Greek myth hero and varied clues puzzle statement
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues covering mythic figures and common words. It ends with a note about average air passengers being over forty and traveling on business, suggesting a broader statistical prompt.
Wildcats in the Black Forest and a Wildcat Tale
Uncle Ray discusses wildcats including lynxes and bobcats, their size, dens, and litters, and recalls a boyhood encounter with a half grown wildcat. He notes that foxes fear wildcats and that wildcats can be tamed briefly but make unsafe pets. He signs off with a call for a free illustrated leaflet and a teaser for tomorrow’s tale Catching a Puma Alive.
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Joe Louis
Black Forest
Germany
W. L. Dougherty
Kittie
Ernest Thompson Seton
Uncle Ray
Turkey of massive beaten gold with gems appraised at 15 million
A ceremonial turkey sculpture, made from beaten gold and inlaid with diamonds rubies and emeralds, has been valued at 15 million dollars. The appraisal highlights its mosaic craftsmanship and extraordinary worth.
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Turkey
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Hero
Echo
Persia
United States
Uncle Ray's
Ways OF Wildcats
Mother
Father
F. Hendrix Incorporated
Wrenn Street
EFIRD
Eee
Chatham
Cannon Towels
Pba
Cannon
Blue Bell
Bf Arxar
Pongee
Allendale
Rayon
Flock Dot
Nobel
Efird’s
Shantung
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