Chicago Grain Market Sees Wheat Mixed and Stocks Steady
Wheat closed little changed with wheat futures hovering near steady prices as May and January contracts showed narrow moves. corn and oats followed wheat trends while soybeans and provisions saw modest shifts amid light trading and profit taking.
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St. Louis
Louis
Timothy Fo
Wigan
York
Anet Ad
March &l
Galventon
I Pounili
California
Huenor Ayres
Leary
Ottis
Texas
Kias City
Meat of Belgian Hare Touts and Breeding Profits
An traveling salesman extols Belgian hare as a prime meat and hobby stock. The piece argues breeding for meat can be profitable, detailing costs from birth to market, feeding, hides value, and potential for growth into fancy stock. It notes California interest and hotel supply, plus the hare’s culinary appeal and the breeder’s skill.
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Howe
Houston
Texas
California
Los Angeles
Thin Hotel
Ohares
Adidas
Pees
Tate
Noregat
Cattle Prices Slump Amid Liberal Texans Receipts
Special to The Post notes Kansas City stockyards in January show broad cattle weakness. Prices for native fed steers drift lower while common grades edge down. Western feeders move slowly as buyers demand steadier values. Heavy consignments from Texas contribute to overall soft market and mixed sales across major markets.
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Wemnentay
G.haa
Texas
Kansas City
Hodecker & Ball
Bowie
J. P. McFarlin
Shawnee
Atoura
Tintions & Witherspoon
Stoere
Aikera
Giater
Horell
J. Purcell
J. T
Purcell
Tom Perr
Pureel 1. T
J. J. Bowles
Tt. T
Esteers
J. D. Jackson
Ainmnes
Halle
Walter Graham
Frost
Texan
Hiden Brow
Corsicana
Calvera
Wat Sounds
Lindsay
Peniwon
S. Todd
Dentoon
Asi
George Long & Son
Eetor
J. M. Sharp
A. Bond
Mineo
Moore
Front
Tess Genuy
Eeers
Breeding Hares and Emergence of Young
The passage describes does and females caring for young hares from birth until they can leave the nest. It notes the mother’s duties, the period of care, and the breeder’s role in monitoring appetite and digestion as the young begin to eat solid food and gain independence.
Lampasas and Alamo Plans Underwriting University Building
Marine Intelligence notes Lampasas and Alamo ships bound for New York while Doering and others announce funding efforts for a university building project. The campaign seeks 840000 in construction and 325000 from trustees with similar student and alumni gifts to complete an auditorium and literary facilities. If shortfalls appear, a loan of 29000 could be raised locally with repayments by students and alumni.
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Moniliy
Wevents Adld Bees
Ao notRe Pro Wielon
Oune
Oxestudentia
Mie Tistibation
OO NM
IMO
Othe
Erudonin
Salamni
Hailor Improvement Plans for Baylor University Buildings
Dr B A Carroll head of the Baylor board proposes to the Warehough city the town raise funds for new Baylor University buildings and improvements. The Baptist denomination pledges 59000 toward campus expansion while the city canvass seeks 6000. Local speculation centers on which facility will be built first.
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Waco
B. A. Carroll
Urunteen
Ayjor University
Citigeue
Warehrough
Ihiy State
Baylor University
Weno
Meeting program for South Texas Truck and Fruit Growers
The programme lists sessions for February 6 and 7 in Menville Texas focusing on truck farming in the cane country, cabbage harvesting and packing, onion growing, and marketing. Speakers include Hen dott Willey Portland Texas John Hawkerd Collmmo Station and others. The event includes talks on cantaloupe culture lettuce culture and fruit crops with demonstrations and prize examinations.
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de Weld
Deeville
South Texas
Truck and Frias Growers Association
Yoote
Menville
Texas
Addiesa
Weinme
Sally
Coan
Willey
Portland
Toxine
Triteck
Clark
Cores Christ
Texan
Woennesday
Fee Teame
M. C. L Swan
Northantia
J. St. Connell
Collmmo Station
F. Bromert
Corpin Cheall
Teaas
J. Bourke
Rockport
Teams
Outre
Marketiin
Jobn Doudut
Richmond
Temas
J. K Itoherteen
Bepville
Cantaloum Culture Aid Arkitary
John Willacy
Wasie Tena
Lian
Or Muitvin
Mr Perry
Aulamores
J. K. Robertaen
Enn
Peas Rt
Bay
Dergless Doctors Form Texas Healing Association
Fort Worth Texas January 6. A group of about thirty doctors gathered to organize the Texas Healing Association aimed at unifying diverse homeopathic and drugless treatment methods. Officers elected: W S Duncan president Hugh H Tucker vice president Lucile Duncan secretary and H B Tucker treasurer. Next meeting scheduled for April in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Anil Omanized & Fiste
Duncan
Hugh H. Tucker
Cieburne
Mra
Laicile Duncan
Far Worth
H. Tucker
Cleburne
Treweuver
Port Worth
The White Revival Meeting in Cameron January
Attendees crowded the Cameron venue for the revival meetings as speakers discussed spiritual renewal and community concerns.
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Cameron
Terma
Meeting to Hear Great Man Expound the Scriptures
Prominent figures including Rowebid Bey Arnold Temple Minefield and others are in Cameron this week for the Pree PTPORY hearing as the service moves to the Ajeitorum. The meeting is delayed due to scheduling and earlier disturbances during service.
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Ajeitorum
Havre
Timines Nowe
Yldwell
Rowebid
Bey Arnold
Temple
Minefield
Ourmurding
Cameron
Shipments Move From McKinney Mills To Ports
An early January report notes a local mill near McKinney Texas shipped a fourteen acre supply of flour bound for ten states including Liverpool Maryland. The cargo, produced at McKinney from local lumber and coal, is described as ready for transport with shipper details and destination lines.
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McKinney
Texas
Miamu
Unclear Victoria County discovery investigation begins
A fragmentary report from Victoria Texas notes an exhibition or salvage event tied to Mr Heaton and Mr Teagle. The text references landing or wreckage near Heaton and mentions De Witt County and surface indications prompting further experiments and affidavits.
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Victoria County
Victoria
Texas
Heaton
Heaton Himelf
Toagle
Cleveland
Ohio
Teagle Boen
Cunto Tfay
de Witt
Caploet
Gere larth erdykeh church edifice to be built in Giddings
A fragmented Texan item notes a new church edifice planned on entirely property near Houston and Texas Central, described as a future asset to the town. Mentions Mr. Fan Knutte’s creation in the eastern town area and a pending addition to Tadbetter’s locale. Several visitors and locals, including Mr Charles Knlrby of Burton and Ton RB Pensington of Breakin, are listed with brief notes of visits and business.
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Giddings
Texas
Houston
Fan Knutte
Charles Knlrby
Burton
Pensington
Breakin
Regal Busine
Molarty
Sam W Nisbert
Valing Hin Brothers
Mosars
Watt
A. J Nisbett
Nisbett
Walter Moves
Caldwell
Mirna A. A. Ninebet
Walter Burne
Birth of a son in Paper Texas January 20
Ina Toweday born to Mr and Mika J H Chapman a boy. A F Wood returns from Oukielte with family moving into his mother Wrof s life home. Rev C M Appling resigns as Baptist pastor planning move to Oklahoma twelve miles away. Rochelle Linton visits Runge friend Pinkie Koapern. Houston Lyons recovering after San Antonio operation. Matus of Fintenss buys the te.
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A. F. Wood
Oukellte
Appling
Bia
Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Rochelle
Linton
Miex Pinkie Koape
Coyotes Plague Local Ranches in Texas County
In January a pair, Howner and Judwon, known as rainhinds, have kept coyotes busy for a week. They use traps and hunt in the northern part of the county, where coyote numbers grow and threaten cattle. Ranchers respond by hunting and killing in defense of property and livestock.
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Texas
Ohwner
Lown
Nouthern
Juanty
Thin County
Galt
Bandera County Sees Immigrants and Land Prospects
In Bandera County settlers arrive amid a harsh winter with many migrants seeking land. Officials note improving conditions and favorable prospects for soil cultivation and farm development compared to past years.
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Ander
Esas
Junmure
Tandera
Bondora
Lockhart Missings and Social Club Elect Officers in New Hall
In Lockhart Texas on January 16 the Lockhart Missings and Social Club elected officers for the year A R Chew president A W Jonton vice president J Kelly secretary and treasurer A new hall under construction will provide a local habitation for the club and serve as a community hub as housing demand rises.
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Loickheart
Texas
Lockhart
A. R. Chew
A. W. Jonton
SL Oo. Kelly
Tredauror
Local Texas Social Scene Reports Dancing and Visits
Report from Hearne Texas dated January 26 notes young folks dancing for hours at a gathering with attendees including Miss Swannon of New Orleans and several locals. Mentions visitors from San Antonio and Kinase along with Frank Anderson and others visiting for court matters. Also notes G Wood planning a two story residence and M W Malmbule lecturing to the Knights of Pythias with lunch afterward. Contractor John Iobb noted at Ursuline building project with brick work underway.
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Hearne
Texas
Miseoa Swannon
New Orleans
Duna
Hous
Lon
Wood
Bastenwood
Menera
Will Allen
Bob Alien
McNull
Meneley
Mesdances
Pryor
Bibes
MicNutt. Yeev
W. J. Smilih Catia
G. Wood
Pythias
San Antonio
Calvert Sews News From Calvert Texa City Update
Calvert residents report January activity with Mr. Joseph Edge of Iowa returning home and Mr. Joe Battle of Cleburne coming home recently. City improvements include plans by Mareiel T. B. Joven for a February 4 event at the city common. Local figures Mr. Joynes and Mrs. Albom are noted in travel and social notices.
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Calvert
Texan
Joseph Edge
Iowa
Priday Ater
Lol. Joynes
Sin Fitn
Joe Battle
Cleburne
Mareiel T. B. Joven
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Mick
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Beliuves
Atta Aly
Hersey
Fins
Barrole
A. Jarhoe
Odell Spur
Chickasha
E. J. Smith
Belton
Ateers
George EB
Bava
Bellon
Moore & & Stereh
Texo
Bulla
Brownwood
Tésie
Gateora
B. Mereledge
J. H. Kreager
Ochelata
Steorn
Ta Ommearchal National. Bank
Muscogee
Tompeon
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Mil Shearn
Mayers & Shannen
Pao
Mo Steers
Ong Nda
Harel & Diye
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Pawnen
Aleere
Reg Rock
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Taint
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Decatur
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Sugats
New York
Ts. Ae. Fr. Co
Citowood Oil
New- York
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Ren Eny
Philadelphia
Mercantile. CO
Main
Texas and Capitol
Victor Flannel Waissts
Choice Ladies’ Hose
Mack
Nazareth
Mary
Marine Intelligence
Kot
Galveston
So Lampasas
Clear
Se Alamo
Onhorne
Allied
Brie
Nortalk
Mancheter
Norfalk
Sy Huse
Aurhuue
Vie Norfali
Lyna Dt
Doering
Pascagoula
Vesey Iy
Alam
County
Lampasas
Vincent
Elan
Feoautlin
Rosasio Llolga
Gcho
Cs. Guinden
John Om Desa
Belifttiors
Pylee
B. Crary
Galveston &é&Tockota
Great Britain
Aelle
Algors
South
Tenas Treck Gchowees
Derlgless Doctors
Collin County
Giddings News Notun
Paper
Ina Toweday
Mr. and
Mika J. H. Chapman
Bandera
Locklort Lovala
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