Riding Wild Steers and Horses Is Risky but Profitable Game
AL JEDLICKA reports from Soldier Field Chicago on rodeo life and economics. Ken Rogers of Brady Texas explains stock choices from Brahman cattle to longhorns, payouts per rodeo, and the path to owning a ranch. He notes stock sources, importances of wild horses, and risks including injuries.
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Ken Rogers
Brady
Texas
Soldier Field
Chicago
van Gray
G-Ranch
Rogers
India
Florida
Mexico
Fort Worth
Eetves
Dulis
How to handle a friend’s dog around visitors
The piece advises addressing your friend’s rude failure to restrain a dog that jumps on or barks at visitors. It notes many pet lovers forget others’ limits and urges keeping an ill behaved dog away from callers to avoid frightening guests.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Talking Crow Visits Chicago Policeman on Porch
In Chicago Sen. Thomas Ryan reports a morning visit by a crow that greeted him with "Hello" as he fetched milk. He fed the bird bread, and the crow spoken line "How's business?" followed him around the garden before flying away, leaving the officer amused by the unusual encounter.
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Chicago
Serst
Thomas Ryan
Gay Gadgets for Football Fans
Fragmented youth lifestyle feature by Nancy Pepper offers light hearted football season ideas. It suggests dorm and school cheer items like pennant beanies and patch embroidery to show team spirit. Also proposes two color mitten outfits and playful questions about moviegoing and social dance.
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Hani
Puzzle Pranks Message Board for Jigsaw Fun Tricks
A playful guide describes jigsaw related pranks and party ideas. It suggests making stationery into puzzle pieces and aMovie Cut ups for parties by collecting movie star photos and cutting them into pieces for couples to assemble.
The Horse and Its Old Time Charm
Morton Morse recalls the horse's virtues as the autocar fades, praising the animal's steadiness and memory. He reminisces evenings returning home with equine calm, noting fewer accidents, simple oats, and the horse as a reliable companion in bygone days.
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Morton Morse
Dar
Minute Make-Uyas By Gabrielle Minute Make-Uyas By Gabrielle
Fragmentary text describes makeup tips by a creator named Gabrielle. It mentions color, lipstick application tricks, oil drops for highlighting the mouth, and references to a Léger product or style. The passage is garbled and曳 lacks coherent narrative.
Lawyer and gangster discuss years for mail rack crime
A tough looking Shaw visits a lawyer to learn about penalties for holding up a government mail rack. The lawyer checks his books and states ten years. The gangster claims the crime is still in the planning stage.
Clock Watcher Harry- Brown Loses Car at Railroad Crossing
Dialogue notes Brown loses control as he reaches the railroad crossing. Jerry comments Brown drops everything when the whistle blows, illustrating his impulsive nature and tendency to hurry to the scene.
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Harry
Brown
Jerry
Jee-Do Public Question on Bosibone Wedding
A fragmented line suggests a debate over a Bosibone wedding with a character named Bill opposing continuing the practice. The snippet hints at social pressure and personal stance without full context or details.
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Bosibone
Bill
Fragmented overheard remarks mix tragedy and odd confessions
An unclear, damaged text presents garbled exchanges about suicide, drinking, partners, prison, and odd personal anecdotes. Names and details are fragmented, with phrases hinting at regret, social ties, and stray comments. The piece reads as a mosaic of overheard conversations rather than a cohesive report.
How to Freeze and Thaw Cantaloupe and Honeydew Melon
Instructions from Miss Jean Chase of the University of Minnesota College of Agriculture describe freezing cantaloupe and honeydew in firm slices or cubes with a 40 percent syrup. Pack in cartons, seal, and freeze promptly. One melon yields about two pint boxes. Thaw slowly in the refrigerator to avoid vitamin loss. for rapid thawing submerge in cool water for about 40 minutes.
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Jean
Chase
University’ of
Minnis
College of Agriculture
Reefrigerator
Army Seeks Quick Market for Finished Turkeys
The quartermaster corps urges turkey producers to market birds as soon as they are finished rather than delay for Thanksgiving. With a large U S. turkey crop and steady shipments to markets, prices could break. Live weight price ceilings fell half a cent per pound on October 1 and will drop another half cent on November 1.
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Quartermaster Corps
United States
Monkey Monkeys Baffle Philadelphia Police
Philadelphia police investigated a gardener's report of monkeys in a yard but found two five inch tame monkey statues. The owner explained the figurines were a gift from an overseas son, ending the investigation of alleged monkey business.
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Philadelphia
Real Live Town: Strangers Meet Over Family Paradox
A fragmentary exchange shows two speakers, a man and his wife, debating how closely they resemble each other in thought and actions. The odd dialogue hints at a humorous domestic moment about shared quirks and aging.
Brown Beloveds Clash Over Fiendish Plan
A quirky local item notes Mrs. Brown-Believe and Mrs. Bine-Yes-to in a playful clash over friends and a mischievous scheme. The piece reads as a lighthearted social snippet with names and cheeky banter.
Frisky Parlor Talk Sparks Town Rumor
A chaotic exchange shows Sonny and mother trading barbs about secrets and a new maid while neighbors name a dentist husband and speculation about money and marriages. A stranger asks for a kiss as villagers recall past chatter and scandal.
Frantic Bee Sting Exchange Sparks Hasty Advice
A chaotic street scene unfolds as a person is stung by bees and others urge quick treatment with ammonias. One speaker jokes about marriage while another dismisses the plan, leaving the group unsettled and tense.
Well Painted and Harry Describe Pretty Girls
A casual exchange voices admiration for beauty with a playful jab at most girls being attractive. The dialogue centers on compliments and light humor about appearances.
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Harry
In Café Service Club Dance a Soldier Declares Love
At the service men's club a couple dances closely with the man murmuring love words. He vows devotion despite modest means and asks her to say she loves him too, amid a scene of affectionate pleading and whispered promises. The exchange mentions Sergeant Brown as a comparison, highlighting social status differences.
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Sergeant Brown
Meek and Merity Ens Higgar
Darling
Local Rumor Says Dave Faces Financial Losses
Fragmentary notes report a man named Dave losing money and a friend named Jones-Bin connected to the situation. Witness voices express sympathy and uncertainty about details while noting the financial setback.
Irreconcilable chatter on the road toward a plan
The fragmentary exchange shows two speakers Idan and another person debating direction and clarity. One insists on certainty while the other signals hesitation. The brief dialogue hints at a moment of indecision and miscommunication in a tense setting.
Bester and Bil Way on Brightly Painted Exterior
A garbled note describes a brightly painted exterior and a hardboiled interior, mentioning a character or object nicknamed The Bester and Bil Way in unclear context. The fragment lacks coherent details or a clear event.
Lady Biter There's alman' wh 2 good heat ox bis
Readable fragments indicate a local brief about a person nicknamed Lady Biter and a note on two good heats involving oxen or a race. The exact event, date, or place remains unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Alman
Fragmentary note hints at Wise Words and Fighting
A garbled line hints at Wise Words and fighting themes with scattered fragments. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge. the text reads as a damaged note or OCR error without a coherent news item or identifiable persons.
Fragmentary Card Sketch of a Local Dispute
unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Jones and a person named Brown with accusations and a snitch remark. unclear events, no verifiable dates or places, cannot determine concrete actions or outcomes.
Local Scene in a Quirky Hospital Dialogue
A quirky exchange centers on a home product and a patient seeking a local anaesthetic. The dialogue features a hometown doctor and a patient debating options for comfort without formal medical care. The snippets reflect a humorous immigrant or regional speech pattern with unclear names and phrasing.
High Cost of Living Budget Tip Quip
Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith discuss budgeting humorous exchange on estimating expenses. Mrs Smith suggests adding 10 percent to income as a simple rule. The dialogue highlights practical money sense in everyday life.
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Mrs. Jones
Fast Work Bill Where were you born
Bill asks about birthplace while Joe notes birth in the United States and schooling in England. Bil mentions daily journeys and paths taken. The exchange hints at origins and education shaping the speakers.
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Bill
Joe
United States
England
Bil
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Sweeney
Jane
Snow Betty
Sme
Ste
Telefact
Denmark
South Seas
Champsadisisy
Patty Thomas
South Pacific
Bob Hope
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Bitte
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Dad
Jack
Mabel
Jora
Joan
Socom
Blie
Dave
Idan
Miri Smith
Jones
Jéani
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