Rain Dampens Southwest Business and Boosts Farm Prospects
Heavy rains across the Southwest slow business but improve irrigation and grazing prospects. Planting of crops begins in agricultural districts as soil moisture rises, with grain crops expected to harvest in about sixty days. Cattle trading resumes with prices near fifty to fifty five dollars, and farmer loans show increases at local banks.
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Kore Worth
Tex
Stovsien
Bed
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Elochinna
Building Boom Develops Across California Unemployment Eases
San Francisco April 12 A building boom is developing in California with unemployment easing in most districts. Spring demand rises as trade expands and crops expected to improve. Lumber output meets rising demand while textile and shoe trades show activity. farmers hesitant to contract crops early. Construction grows despite wage cuts and labor tensions. Freight shipments rise with planned track additions to support increased production.
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Y. Sibleson
LESX
San Antonio
Wuytaere
Ikea
Agerta
Brie
Buriker
Origon
Conners
Steel and Rubber Plants Expand Across Cities
April reports show Otis Steel in Cleveland at 7 percent capital use and strong auto industry orders. Rubber production rises with 1000 workers at the Sicherling plant. clothing trade and other industries note varied activity across Morgantown Newcastle and Chicago with freight, oil, and agricultural demand influencing output.
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Ohio
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Otis Steel Company
Wiera
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Newcastle
Sicherling Rubher Company
Wil Koon
Searly
We Wet & Sieberling
Injuries From Multiple Auto Crashes Reported Sunday Night
Several traffic incidents left three people injured including Margarita Varnaa ten, struck by a motor truck in front of her home on Monday morning. The truck was driven by 8 B Brooke, 8, of Blanca Road. An elderly man on Navarra Street was struck by a vehicle near Menany Street. Mrs Ethel Strong’s car involved in a collision near Gutieveez, and Sally treated at Green Memorial Hospital after a separate crash. A police horse owned by Officer C G McCullough was hit by a car near Derez and North Ta sede Streets. Cars driven by Edgar Williams and Vintor Averijo collided at El Paso and Laredo Streets with no injuries reported. authorities noted no blame assigned.
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Uje Po
Margarita Varnaa
Boutloves
Ethel Strong
Tee Hal Street
Gutieveez
Teith Minor Breives
Hally
Wren
Sally
Mohert Tr. Green Menveial Hospital
CG. R. McCullough
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Tasede
Autoralite
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Ndizessex
Altornoon
el Paso
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Uujit Huthors
San Antonio Gains High Profile Speaker This Week
The United States Interdepartmental Soviet Hygiene Monrd reports rising conflicts this past months. Dr Valeria Parker executive pec untary of the band will address soldiers at Campavis and attend Casip iavis events. She spoke at the Waowinn's Chin building and urged attendance for a concerted effort toward improving sanitation conditions in San Antonio.
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United States
Washington
Valeria Hy Parker
Ganthr
Mawing
de. Parker
Casip Iavis
Monto
Waowinn
San Antonio
Still in a Wagon Hidden Beneath Grain Pile
City detectives in the Southern section of the city raided a wagon found under a grain pile and recovered a whiskey still. They noted ongoing investigations into stolen property as they questioned individuals linked to a July-wan combination scheme.
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Iudas
Ely
Wagattan Nagolitos
Ania Srandbey
Antonio Moud
Such is Jack driven out to hide a thing in the swash
A fragmented excerpt shows a character named Jack leaving home with a hidden object. The text is garbled but suggests secrecy and a move to the countryside to discard the item. No clear date or location is readable.
Washington policy debated in French Chamber of Deputies
In Paris April a Washington conference focusing on savolino grain was attacked in the Chamber of Deputies during continued debate on France's foreign policy. The session, including interpellations, suggested the debate would continue later this afternoon.
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Presa
Paris
Washington
VETS NAME DELEGATES MEETING IN MISSISSIPPI
The mest meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post Nip 70 will be held Wednesday at 7 o clock at the Armory GA. Delegates elected to attend the next state convention in Mart Wixal ta in Moy ate Pat Coani under Capt. John B. Sealy, William A. Berks, Thomas Phomacy, John Sullivan, William J. McLish and Dan Connor. Efforts are being made to wake the Soey Banston port the largest wast of the Mississippi.
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Amyar. GA
Mart Wixtl
Pat Coani
John &. Sealy
Wailliam A. Berks
Thomas
Jobo Sullivan
William 3. McLish
Dan &. Connor
Tring
Lig
Soey Banston
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