Gold Flows Signal Shifts in U S Reserve Holdings
New York reports a turning economic tide with potential gold exports from the United States as traders speculated on a dollar price rise. Bankers see the move as a barometer of capital shifting from goods and securities to cash amid falling prices and slack demand.
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United States
Europe
Grant Capital
Foreign Exchange
London
Treasury
Wall
Christmas Canning and Home Demonstration Gifts in Hempstead
Hempstead county women plan Santa gifts with boutonniere crafts using nuts seeds and corn husks guided by University of Arkansas extension experts. They promote singing in winter recreation, poultry sanitation, and home made Christmas gifts with felt cutouts Aunt Jemima twine holders and burlap knitting bags as affordable projects for clubs and families.
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Hempstead County
Sybil D. Bates
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Miss Bates
Hempstead
June Donshue
Arkansas
Donahue
L. A. Moore
Extension Poultryman
Sybil D
Jemina
Science Now Wars on Cattle Rustler
An in depth feature by ROBERT GhIGEE AS discusses cattle rustling in the West amid rising prices and violent organized gangs. It notes the shift from lariats to fast cars rifles and skinning knives, with talks of high tech devices and tougher laws to curb thefts and meat distribution schemes.
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Robert Ghigee
Seeview
Denver
Bunanelbuels
Jiawei
Turing
Air
Cntire Rustler
Ibr
Agalta
Natline
Dimeiuee
Wis
B. F. Davis
Colarjaly Stock Gengers and Reeders Association
Avis
Davis
Davi
Speeborn
David
Electric eye and fences to combat cattle rustling
The article describes an electric beam alarm system that would alert ranch houses when a beam is broken at entry points, plus the practicality of charged fences to trigger alarms. It notes peace officers using railroads and air patrols to monitor large range areas and mentions rustling of cattle hogs sheep and turkeys across western counties.
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Davis
West
Former Agent Pleads Guilty in Forgery Case
Texarkana Ark. O L Henderson of Lewisville formerly a Fayette County farm agent pleaded guilty in Federal Court to forging endorsements on government checks totaling 96.25 dollars. Sentence to be imposed later this week. Trial began Monday in a civil suit filed by Ef G Thompsnot of Bittle River County against Gwen Hatness of Pawhuska Oklahoma and the Glekhomen and Pawhuska Storage and Transfer Company.
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Ark
O. L. Henderson
Lewisnville
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Gailty
Ef. G. Thompsnot
Bittle River County
Gwen Hatness
Pawhuska, Okla
Gklehomen and
Pawhuska Storage and Transfer Company
Thompson Sues for 50000 Over Injuries in Ashdown February Incident
Thompson sues for 50000 claiming permanent injury from unloading pipe from a defendant owned truck in Ashdown last February 10. Trial resumes Tuesday. The Drogists of Holy presented ancient bronze armor for war materials but was converted into bells intended for the Litorlg tower in Addis Ababa.
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Ashdown
Drogaists
Holy
Addis Ababa
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