Cattle and grain market report from Chicago and area
Market notes show mixed cattle activity with higher quotes for yearling steers and selective heifers, demand steady to firm. Grain futures closed lower for wheat with slight declines across other commodities. assorted prices and loads noted for lambs, sausage, and packing stock in the Chicago region.
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Ealeen
Teedera
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Ventora
Bulla
Alea
Unclear OCR fragment notes celebration and arrest at town
Fragment from a page describes John Dice celebration with four men arrested or detained. Deputy Bert R Sean Kawchies of Cinesille comments on the incident. The report includes a deputy’s rapid reaction and references to a notable person or event in town.
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John
Dice
Bert R
Sean Kawchies
Cinesille
Corinty Place
Tauern
Fragmented OCR reads like a political firecracker rant
The readable text oddly references Dr Frank Jayoan and a dated protest against fireworks and public disturbance. It mentions Mrs Beatty and Clyde Beatty, a council or legislative figure, plus a confused survey and references to Michlasherg and Yellow drivers, with concerns about safety and police action.
Revival at Mall's Chapel Continues in New Era
Revival at Mall's Chapel continues as pastors Mow 4 lead the services. Birth announced for Ree Willan Caring’s son. Community members attend White Shoals and Silver Lake gatherings with prayers led by Len Fiver and Mel Dew. Local notices list residents and upcoming events amid adjustments in town life.
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Saleist
Mall's
Grant Cavite
Willan
White Shoals Stedfield
Arte
Filver
Mn Mel Dew
Len Fiver
Crane Gilthone
Gladys Tileabeth
Mave
Parliamentary Election Scenarios and Nonresident MPs
A discussion outlines how a parliamentary system could trigger elections if a prime minister and cabinet lose support, including how a leader might appoint a rival to a seat, the role of nonresident MPs, and potential district representation quirks. It notes that some lawmakers live far from their districts and campaign mainly around the capital.
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Hannett Champ Clark
Hhe
Wwe
Maryan
Viglila
Sticks
Fragmentary church notices signal town meeting in Henne Fark area
Reading as a church gathering summary, names like Mira, Walter Arnold, Mrs Lawrence Gray, and Capita appear. Events reference attendance at Henne Fark Tyentown services, and a joint meeting between Gospel Backers of the OM and Red Oak Church. Weather note mentions 39 degrees at Treok Baptist Church.
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Sam Molcomb
Childs Tey
Mira
Walter Arnold
Joratd
Viraestone Sinmun
Henne Fark
Tyentown
Lawrence Gray
Papilio
Aire
Ghd Wateon
Milford Gray
Capita
Mraint Mire
iVa Low
Red Oak
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Treok Baptist Church
Horse Kicks Up and Dies Near Dundalk
Near Dundalk a horse kicked up its heels while at pasture, breaking a leg. Har old Talbot, a local farmer, had released his horses when one, acting frisky, kicked and snapped a leg requiring the animal to be destroyed.
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Dundalk
Harold Talbot
Group to Urge Wives to Quit Business Jobs
Mrs Elsie McPad den Worn and Mrs Fern lead the Employment Reform Association, a national nonprofit formed to urge married women to leave paid work so husbands can support families. Trustees include Doyle Bennage and Jah Grant. The group plans public meetings with speeches and discussions across the city.
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Gleveland
Elsie McPad
den Worn
Employment Reform Association
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Incorporated
Ohio
Fern
Doyd Bennage
Jah
Grant
Bennage
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Dorothy
Hennige
Irs
Employmeent Reform Association
Pern
Beatige
Abrir Wusbund
Tractors replace mules at Louisiana plantation
In Lake Providence area of northeast Louisiana a cotton plantation shifts to mechanized farming with six tractors and 18 drivers on a 2400 acre field. Two mule-farmers, Weitz and Voelker, planned the move eight years ago, paying workers up to 4 1/2 cents an hour and cash every two weeks. Night shifts reduce distractions and improve efficiency as equipment, forged from old auto parts, powers a new era in farming.
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Lake Providence
Louisiana
Las Bee
tLiMitehiner
B.S. Vootker
Voelker
Sray- Tn
Noel and Betsy in Garwood intrigue in Chicago chapter
Noel guards Betsy in the Garwood mansion while suspicious clues mount about Betsy’s parentage and the wealth tied to the Garwood estate. Julian hints at a perilous secret linking Ruth Charter and Charlie Garwood as Noel and Julian plan a future meeting to discuss troubling revelations.
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Fay Garward
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Allence
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Gerwood
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Auie
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Anne
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Tee
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Julian
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Elinic
Nadi
Brewnertoua
Ruth Cheater
Tenant farming pay system eyed as land reform
Voelker cites Olive Dell to argue tenant credit strife. proposes cash payments to farmers as remedy. He notes land cannot sustain many tenants, reducing mouths to feed. Olive Nell methods spread to Inztewoas near Alexandria, La., under Mitchiner and Rorex, with Inglewood buying seven tractors to cultivate 3,309 acres.
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Voelker
Olive Nell
Inztewoas
Alexandria
H. Murphy
Minutiae of Local Church Services and Family Gatherings
The notice lists numerous local residents attending church events at Brytist Church and Admant Church in Now and nearby areas. It mentions a family reunion at the Tarriz home with attendees including Arvelle Presley and Charles Edward, plus residents from Jonesville and Silver Woof Hantiss Church services.
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G. W. Tarriz
Arvelle Presley
Charles Edward
Jonesville
Philip Lee
Brick- Hwater
Ward
Hatrix
Stege Hill
Ruth McNeil
Silver Woof Hantiss Church
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