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The list includes Tall Timber Farm, Nico Signal Lassie 2nd, Magnolis A & M Ret, Volunteer Bright Star Ltd, Edo Royal, Oxford 4th, Class 95, Magnolia A & M, Blushe Chief Lavise Ist. Tall Timber Farm appears repeatedly with multiple class entries and results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Walte
Ist
Tall Timber Farm
Nico Signal Lassie
Magnolis A & M
Volunteer Bright Stars Ltd
Edo Royal
Oxford
Magnolia A &M
Lavise
Magnolia A M dominates Timber Farm dog show standings
The field at the Magnolia A M and Tall Timber Farm event features multiple champions. Top results include Blonde Chief Taytse as Sr Champion Female, Grand Champion Female, and several 2nd placers from Tall Timber Farm and Magnolia A M, with dogs like After Glow and Lily Waltz earning high placements.
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Tide
Flossy
Champion Pemealy
Magnolia A & M
Taytse
Tanises
Tath Timber Farm
Oxford
Tall Timber
Nice
Ida Ety
Magnolia
Eva
Fiewndee
Magnalia Te
Glaw
Bet Royal Ox A & M
Nico In
Eto
Royal Gsford
Nico Lily
Nabie Patsy
Ela Royal Oxford
Nico Signal Lasse
Magnolia A & Mist
Louise
Marocen
Marcia May
Tall Timber Farm
Nico Lily Wualts
Nico Signal Lassie
Glow Noble
Patsy
Market Report From St Louis Stockyards Hogs and Cattle
Hogs 200 to 260 pounds mainly 29.00 and 28.00 to 29.00. sow prices steady to lower with heavy sow bids 25.27 to 25.50. Cattle and calves: good demand with steady to lower bids. steers around 22.00 to 24.00, cows 18.50 to 21.00, vealers 30.00 to 34.10. Sheep mixed. spring lambs 23.00 to 25.00, ewes 12.00 to 19.00. Market notes: demand uneven, heavy slaughter calves softer. Authoritative credits listed.
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ST. Louis Livestog National Stockyards
Larre
Rils AO
Hulle
Oardy
Texas Springers
Poultry and Produce Prices Mixed at Chicago Market
Chicago dispatch notes butter prices steady at three cent ranges for AA and A grades, eggs unsettled with receipts about 12,513, and live poultry mostly steady with minor gains for roasters and fryers. Receipts totaled 589,859 pounds of butter and 21 truckloads of fowl.
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Chicago
Grain and Provisions Market Report September Close
Grain futures maintained a steady tone on the last trading day of September as corn and wheat edged higher on short covering and bids from government mill requests. Soybeans fell slightly while oats and rye moved modestly, with spot wheat steady and receipts listed for multiple grain types.
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Chicago
Closing Cotton Futures Narrow swings in New Orleans
New Orleans on September 22 reports fluctuating cotton futures within a tight range. Closing prices showed small gains and losses across the board with highs near 31.37 and lows around 28.78, reflecting uneven market activity for nearby and deferred contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COTTO
New Orleans
Deey
Soviet leaders viewed as insular diplomats and closed minded
Daily Bread argues Soviet leadership is intellectually insular and geographically confined, with leaders like Stalin rarely leaving Russia for decades. Molotov stands out as well traveled, but propaganda barriers remain. The piece claims the Russian authorities ignore outside truth and would mishandle a similar incident, risking increased distrust and potential exploitation.
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Primjer Stalin
Russia
Mr. Molotov
United States
Sasiek
No Flood Insurance and Salt Bed Description in Report
The article discusses flood insurance absence and details a large salt bed feature. It notes a 10 mile long bed, 80 miles wide, and 7200 feet in height or depth, with references to places and terms that suggest a geographic survey or geological description. The language is fragmented but centers on flood risk and salt formation dimensions.
Bruner-Ivary Continues Front Page With Racial Views
The article presents Bruner-Ivary discussing South Africa's racial hierarchy, citing natives as a taxed yet unused labor force living in reserves, with mixed descendants and a note on immigration. It includes reflections on settlements, employment, and colonial attitudes, plus a traveler’s impressions of America and a brief Palestine remark.
Sally Rand Morals Charge at Fort Smith
Fort Smith hearing set for Sally Rand amid a city politics clash. Police say Rand and her companion face charges for violating a municipal ordinance on public behavior. The case ties to a local stock show event and involves claims of an unchaperoned couple in a public venue.
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Sally Rand
Fort Smith
Fan Travier Bally Hand
Harry Fintkles
Fomrisi
Levatem
Ana Taurols Ghirge
Hitler Suisnieigus Eircunstances
Righters Appeal to Sid McMath in Arkansas Dems Row
In Little Rock on September 22, Kansas States Rights Democrats pressed Governor Sid McMath to pledge presidential electors for Thurmond and Wright at the Democratic state convention. A compromise proposal would have the convention name no electors, allowing petition access for Rights electors, while McMath weighs his position after a meeting with party leaders and other figures.
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Little Rock
Sept
Kansas States Rights Democrats
Sid McMath
McMath
Kansas Democratic Party
Arkansas
Thursmond
Wright
Truman- Barkley
County Judges Association
Sion
John L. Daggett
Murinnnn
Laney
Daggett
Richard Craige
Hot Springs
Amis Guthridge
June P. Wooten
John Sheffield
Helena
Thurmond
Palestine
Rothschild
Loyas
Tingland
Wwe
Dia
Great Britain
U. S
South Africa
United States
America
Britain
Canada
Cnonsda
New Zealand
Hood
Sunday's Safe Driving? Fuzzy Ma lcaskill's Weekend Mis Adventure
New York writer HAL BOYLE notes Sunday drivers deserve their mishaps, then recounts Joseph Furay Malcaskill of Queens who, on a weekend real estate trip, encounters wrong turns, a broken lamp, a cracked wheel, and a court appearance for a minor traffic offense. He ends by selling the five plots he bought to rid himself of the burden.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Joseph
Furay
Lcaskill
Queens
Frolesman
Mariaskill
Furey
Ole
All Hill
Paxey
Povey
Court House
Fuzzy
Bus Conductor Kissed All His Passengers
In London a bus conductor kissed all his women passengers as they stepped off at a heart of the city. Several women protested and others called the police. The amorous but unidentified conductor was removed to a hospital. A transport official said the conductor appeared intoxicated.
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Winey
Tusay
Muzayewan
Fozzy
Patson
Fuzzy
Ang Fuzsy
London
London Transport
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Griffin
The
SRT
Kasenkina
Tron
In Hope Star
Market Report
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Pr Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washhurn
Star
South ‘Daira Smet
Hope, Ark
Alex. H.washburn
Pavel H. Jones
Fachlor
George W. Hosmer
Mrch
Dess M. Davis
Mrmoner
Secon
Hope
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
iAlways
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Araneae Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Tene
Sterick
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madge Five
Detroit
Mich
W. Grane Bivil
Oklahoma City
New Onloans
Union
AP News
Paxze
Cally
Jose
Yichters Et Chunoe
VIS
Boveri
Jel
UVP
Bruner-Ivary
India
Tey
Wome
Bouth Atrics
Déosvent
wPhis
American
Airlines
American America
Aimerica
Tay Piers
Pengle
York
Worto
St.joseph
Shrine Band
Nashville Scrappers
Gordon Go Devils
Hammons
Shrine
Fred Cook
Dewey Baber
E. P. Young
Old McRae Hardware
Hope, Arkansas
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