Wool market activity slackens despite firm prices
In the wool trade news from Boston, activity cooled this week though sales were at or above prior peak levels. Prices for greasy and scoured wools held, with minor gains early in the week, and regional demand supported by steady mohair values. The Commercial Bulletin lists detailed quotations across fleeces, combing wools, and mohair ranges by region and product.
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Violence erupts as farmers clash with deputies near Correctionville
About 500 protesting farmers ambushed a group of 76 special deputies on a highway near Correctionville last night. Deputies fleeing to Sioux City were met with rocks and clubs. several officers suffered minor injuries and police were deputized. Earlier, 24 farmers at their picket posts were arrested by 60 deputies and later released on bonds pending unlawful assembly hearings.
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The Record Delivers Verified Election Returns
The Record reports final, complete election returns with careful verification in every case despite numerous inquiries. The paper emphasizes it provides news first, stating it is too busy delivering results to count phone requests.
Local election results show several close races and clear leaders
Harold Crosby defeated W C Holland for treasurer by 1107 votes. One man beat two women for county clerk. George Foreman won over Mrs Johnson and Mrs Marcellle Puckett by about 800. Close county races included Tweedy versus Laney, and Sylvester Johnson Sr. over Otto Johnson and J D Herron by 168. George Wilcox won the fifth district race with 460 to 296. C C Hill led probate clerk with 3791 votes, Thelma McCully 3737, W A Wilson 3550. No opposition in remaining races. McCully ran for school superintendent, Wilson for surveyor.
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Hoover Urges Aid for Livestock Credit Institutions
President calls for federal rescue of feeder loan needs as Reconstruction Finance Corporation works to establish agricultural credit institutions. Telegram to banking chairmen seeks Federal Reserve and bank support to ensure a steady flow of livestock into feed lots while RCC institutions are organized. Everett Case transmitted the message, with Wilson McCarthy noting plans to take over sound loans from banks once institutions are ready.
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Lions Club Picnic Supper And Dance Tonight
The Lions Club hosts a picnic supper at the Orchard Club starting at 7 30 this evening followed by dancing and bridge. The ladies of the club will prepare the supper replacing the regular meeting next Monday night.
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Zumwalt thanks supporters in sheriff race endorsement
J E Zumwalt, a sheriff candidate pending the Democratic primary, extends thanks to supporters and states he bears no ill will toward those who opposed him, per Adv. 16th.
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J. E. Zumwalt
Local political figures thank supporters after primaries
John H Mallis asks The Record to thank supporters and pledges best effort as state senator if elected. H P Saunders requests gratitude to friends and supporters for their help in yesterday's primary. Harold Crosby expresses thanks for the wonderful support in the recent Democratic primary.
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Dan Cahoon Improves But Delays Palo Alto Move
Dan Cahoon, who has been ill with flu at his parents home, is better today but cannot leave for several days to enter Leland Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. He remains under care at home.
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Palo Alto
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State panel defends emergency employment picks
Daniel Vaughn, Roswell, head of the state emergency employment commission, says protests against county slate appointments are only attempts to interfere with the federal government. He notes the law seeks to place workers through federal state and municipal public works with preference to ex service men with dependents and the county committees represent labor groups aligned with job types. Vaughn says criticism ignores nonpartisan selection and protests threaten federal program administration.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Emergency Employment Commission
Daniel Vaughn
Roswell
State Commission
Vaughn
County committees cited for law compliance protest rules
Protests would be received in writing and under oath regarding county committees’ alleged failure to comply with the law. The statement outlines procedures for formal challenges to committee actions and emphasizes proper legal presentation. The notice underscores accountability and documented objections within established legal bounds.
Your Old School Books Drive Active By Lions Club
The Lions Club sponsors a drive for old school books for all grades and high school. To donate, call Dr. K. D. Haire at 141 or Bert Ballard at 400.
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Bert Ballard
Federal Officer Investigates Parks Case in Roswell
Department of Justice official Alex Street arrived in Roswell to probe Leo Parks held in the county jail on a charge of stealing an automobile from Olton Texas.
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Leo Parks
Olton
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