Cadets Edge Muckers In Last-Minute Classic
The Miners and cadets staged a bruising battle on the Institute field with an scoreline 14 to 12 in the cadets favor late in the fourth. Andrews powered the Muckers with long runs and key passes while Vaughn Littlejohn and Kilgore anchored a stout cadet defense and late rally.
Notice of Sale in Chaves County New Mexico 1932
The sheriff of Chaves County NM will sell at public vendue on November 16, 1932 at 10 o’clock A M the No 10 Johnson Turbine pump with 15 FP G EB Vertical Hollow Shaft motor and attachments from the South Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 27 Township 10 South Range 24 East NMPM, to satisfy a judgment of 927.04 plus costs against Edgar Harrell for Reswel Pump & Supply Co. Details include an execution issued October 11 1932 and levied October 21 1932. Proceeds applied to the judgment.
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Brongs Lose To Miners In Narrow 14 To 12 Thriller
The Texas School of Mines Cadets edged the New Mexico Military Institute Broncos 14 to 12 in Roswell after a grind of a game. Strong first quarter bursts by the Broncos and late Miner drives kept the outcome in doubt until the final minutes, with key plays by Andrews, Brennan, Watson, and Wilson shaping the tense finish.
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Big interregional college football slate looms this week
New York Oct 24 AP Conference races near end as top teams clash across regions. Pitt vs Notre Dame headlines undefeated versus high-scoring Notre Dame. Eastern pairings include Syracuse Michigan State and Army William and Mary amid a heavy Midwest schedule featuring Michigan Princeton and Indiana facing Mississippi A M. Several intra conference games also line up with Big Ten leaders Michigan and Illinois set to clash, while Texas and Texas Christian lead the Southwest slate.
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Gaucho adventure in Argentina amid cattle and ostrich chase
A traveler writes from Buenos Aires describing a day on a ranch with Argentine gauchos and American polo players. The narrator details hunting ostriches with bolas, a land rich in cattle and horses, and notes the country as a vast landing field. The tone captures frontier excitement and rugged scenery.
Broncos Edge Mining Institute In Tight Front Nine
In a hard fought conference game the Colorado Mines Broncos stopped New Mexico Institute by intercepting a late Miner pass deep in cadet territory. Key line play by Vaughan and Littlejohn powered the Institute defense, while Huffaker caught a late scoring pass before the fumble halted a potential Broncos touchdown drive. Starting lineups and substitutions shown for both teams.
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Seligman Says Deluded Voters By Past Spending
In Tularosa New Mexico on October 24 AP reports Governor Arthur Seligman warns that running a state is serious and criticizes prior administrations for free handed government spending. He says the current Democratic administration will not continue such practices.
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Lyman Sanders Jr. Not Seriously Hurt in Bicycle Accident
Lyman Sanders Jr. and Herbert Lowrey Jr. were injured when hurled from a bicycle at 11th and Pennsylvania on Saturday. Sanders was thought to have a skull fracture but recovered to a slight concussion and expected to be fine in days. Lowrey Jr. sustained lighter injuries.
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Sentence Sermons by Roy L Smith on World’s Treatment
The world crucifies its prophets before canonizing them and ridicules the poor man. It has a kind heart when it thinks, accepts a man by his own estimate, and believes rumors as facts. It forgets heroes and God in prosperity while blaming Him in adversity.
Wall Street Mixed After Food Stocks Decline
Today's stock market overview notes a volatile session with early gains fading as some issues slipped 1 to 2 points. Food stocks including National Biscuit Hershey and Loose Wiles led declines, while Union Pacific and New York Central also fell. Earnings from Hershey and National Biscuit influenced sentiment, with traders eyeing shifting bets from tobacco to foods. Sterling hit a new 1932 low as copper and securities moved, with total volume around 551,900 shares.
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Cotton futures drift after early gains in New York
In New York on Oct 24 AP reports cotton prices opened with slight advances before selling by southern producers pulled futures back. December slid to about 6.10 while nearby contracts steadied around 6.11 mid afternoon. Final closes were steady to 3-7 points lower with spot middling at 6.20.
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Slocan Ad for Allison Greenhouses and Floral Co
Local greenhouse and floral shop in Slocan promotes low prices with the slogan Our Slocan Where the best costs you less. Allison Greenhouses and Floral Co located at 707 South Sea offers phone 408 for orders and inquiries.
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Chicago Grain and Kansas City Livestock Market Update
Chicago grain quotes show December wheat at 47 5-8 to 3-4, May 52 to 53 2-8, corn varying with December 25 1-8 to 1-4, oats trading December 15 7-8 to 16. livestock in Kansas City reports cattle 20,000, calves 6,000, with beef steers mostly 4.75 to 5.00, vealers slow, stockers and feeders steady, sheep 19,000 with prices around 5.10 to 5.25 for common grades and higher for select lots.
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Boston Wool Trading Slow as Markets Steady
Wool trading in Boston was very slow with little business transacted yet quotations remained largely steady. Larger holders stayed firm on asking prices while some houses offered odd lots at small concessions as weekly receipts of domestic wood reached 479,500 pounds versus 12,653,500 pounds a week earlier.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady As Market Closes
Spot cotton in Galveston on October 24 remained steady with middling grades at 6.60 cents per pound. Total sales reached 435 bales as traders watched market movements.
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