Markets report from the Bureau of Markets
The latest USDA market report notes firm western hay about $1 higher than last week with light receipts. Kansas City and Chicago wheat and corn prices fall or rise modestly while dairy and fruit prices show mixed shifts. Live stock prices rise for hogs and steers, with calves and lambs slightly mixed, and weekly stock tally shows several thousand cattle and hogs traded.
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New Orleans Rice Market Report
New Orleans July 22 rough rice shows no sales with receipts of 2348. Clean rice sales include 2225 pockets of Blue Rose at 2 with receipts 11 290 pockets. Bran and pollard unchanged.
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Fort Worth Stock Market Report Delivers Cattle Prices
Fort Worth Texas yearlings gained about 60 cents on Friday as two cars of a choice sort sold at 8.26, with other cattle steady. Market was active despite only 600 head of cattle and 600 calves arriving. Choice fed steers reached 7.10, good calves around 6.25.
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Relief measure for cotton belt land owners in pink bollworm fight
Washington reports a House vote of 177 to 84 approving a joint resolution to aid states hit by pink bollworm. The bill would reimburse owners for actual losses on land banned from cotton, with payments capped at 200000 of a 654000 appropriation.
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Massachusetts
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Texas News Roundup of Crimes Elections and Education
Texas brief list reports Jose Lopez and Simon Pareldes arrested in San Antonio and sent to New Braunfels for burglary charges, graveyard accident near San Jacinto leaves Frank Lee dead, Margaret Dolliver named Iowa princess for Waco Cotton Exposition, state health survey on hookworm in Polk County, Dallas arson indictment against Regal Hotel owner with nine injured, Howard Payne College summer enrollment up to 400, Reagan County shooting death prompts surrender, bank aid plan for cotton marketing approved, Temple cotton receipts rising, Lubbock desk campaign underwrites school desks, Santa Fe plans to discontinue night train due to losses, Luling bond vote fails and local roof loan burden increases.
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Fletcher’s Castoria warning to mothers against imitations
A public notice urging mothers to avoid imitations and counterfeit “Just-as-good” remedies for babies. It extols Fletcher’s Castoria, highlighting its thirty year history as a trusted aid for infants and condemning urges to try unknown remedies for delicate infants.
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Jeffersons Monticello Put Up For Private Sale By Levy
Thomas Jeffersons Monticello estate in Albemarle County Virginia is offered for private sale by Jefferson Levy after years of refusal. He would sell to the nation for 500000, noting 700 acres and $1 million spent, with art objects valued at about 250000 if government buys. About 50000 visitors yearly, admission 50 cents.
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Peru to Erect Washington Monument in Lima
The Peruvian government issued a decree ordering a monument in Lima to George Washington. The statue honors him as a model of citizenship and links North American emancipation to independence movements in Hispanic America.
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Strike threat looms as Mexican Railway workers resist wage cut
San Antonio reports a general strike threat on National lines. Mexican rail workers refuse a 10 percent salary reduction announced by President Obregon and declare they will walk out rather than accept the cut.
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Wounded Constable Dies in San Antonio Fight
Deputy constable Dennis Reil died from a knife wound after a fight with Leonardo Perez in San Antonio Texas. Perez was shot in the incident and reportedly may not survive.
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Murphy Bond Postpones Chicago Mail Theft Case
Timothy Murphy known as Big Tim Murphy, alleged gang leader in the April 6 United States mail theft at the Dearborn Station Chicago, was released on bond. Seventeen supporters pledged property valued at 600000 to cover 205000 bond set by Federal Judge K M Landis.
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Big Tim) Murphy
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Famine Report Among Russians Warns of Hunger Crisis
Pravda Moscow dated June 25 reports extreme famine across Russia due to drought and crop failure. It describes widespread suffering among a population of about 25 million and urges aid efforts amid the dire conditions.
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When Is a Man Personally Involved
A compact witticism notes personal involvement occurs when a man is fully wrapped up in himself.
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