Gutton Co op RINGS Hele to Farmer
The first of two articles outlines the Peyas Cotton Co operative association system under the Farm Board program. Branch offices and sub offices will link farmers with agents, offering direct marketing and pricing services, with managers drawn from experienced cotton men and government standards. The initial branch opened at Lisbonston, promising quick, on site guidance and price information for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyas Cotton Co-offerative Association
Wich
Wie Tests Cotton Co-operative Associats
Fader
Jong” Wall
Phen Revire
Ide
Pinaltrr
Bit
Eflg
Dley
Allea
Texas Action Conperative
Edcimlisn
Lluslingon
Jower
Hip Grande Valles
Piaplea
Cooperative Association
New Orleans
South
American Association
Absocia Bon Das
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Fire destroys residence on DeWitte Street causes minor vehicle damage
A Sunday blaze gutted the home of Al Hodlupper at 618 De Witte Street, severely damaging the dwelling and lightly injuring a marine. Firefighters reported a car damaged during the incident at 1:07 p.m. at Banke and Commerce streets.
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DeWitte Street
Tay
al Hodlupper
de Witte Street
Banke
Visit of Reichbank Head Sparks Hope for Education Aid
A former Reichsbank leader plans a U S visit to discuss educational assistance and rural support. Officials say this may prompt new programs and international cooperation for farmers and schools.
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Reichbank
Niseral Mery
Nterlde Pal
Ofawes
Darional Education
Oranges and Produce Market Report With Minor Drops
Oranges fell slightly on the Wholessle commission market with prices at 30 to 8.20 by Pruitt Commission. Grave orbin apples quoted 205 to 2.75 per box, white Thompson grapes 2.00, seedless grapes 3.00 per box. Beans and English peas sold at 1.22 to 1.22, onions 0.60, Gotten cauliflower 0.15, cathoge 0.03. Standard Produce and Vouttry reported no changes. Growers' market steady with a small change, string beans 0.50.
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Mionday
Pruitt Commission Company
Standard
Market Prices From Local Growers and Commodities
A garbled listing shows diverse items with varied prices including avocados, peppers, tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and watermelons. Names like Beals and Harker appear among vendors with cents per pound or per item, reflecting a bustling market scene and commodity ranges.
Livestock Market Reports From St Louis Chicago and Kansas City
Market figures show mixed prices for hogs cattle and sheep across St Louis Chicago and Kansas City with buyers and sellers noting demand and price ranges. The report cites wholesale figures for hogs around 28 to 39 dollars per hundred pounds and cattle varying by class with calves and yearlings showing steady to lower trends amid overall market movement.
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Cmcaco
Fem Foire
Tamia
Ford
Fredidin
Transfusions Fail to Save Gun Victim in VANU
A gun victim in VANU succumbed after transfusions failed. The report notes August events and a fatal shooting tied to a sequence of injuries, with Bur Tarpez identified as a 41 year old. Details are scant due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanu
Tanegreaniueiink
Tarpez
Wardead
Dull Market in Cotton Trade Across Markets
The cotton market opened steady in Liverpool due to holidays, with early trades showing fractional gains. New York futures slipped as rainless conditions restrained demand, with October and December contracts easing, and lingering weather fears cited as rains were sparse in drought regions.
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Liverpool
Gre
Disgise
France
Lowe
New
Doble
Gilabys
Wien
Weathernet Ca
Aclinc
Laglard
Warkel
Ubl
Ortecinge
Wertere
Arlive
Rensrally
Petntn
Court Proceedings Cane Court Proceedings Incomplete Names
Fragmentary court notes list numerous individuals including Celander Lola, Derick, Hod 2 Bhan, Green, Carmona, Tamag, Norman Kawez, Jed Chcneales, Ber Witgnes, Orta, and others. The text references disturbances of peace, potential arrests, and various case mentions, but key details are obscured and many names are unidentifiable.
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Ation Lola
Ceattic
Vatlen
Hela
Sixton
Miter
Soca
Ales
P. Ann MO
Samancas
Museny
Lake Tatter
John A
Wena
Frese
Yee Hall
Lous
Dubell Thelma
Dubell Thelma Aatke
Jle
Man
Krank
Norman Kawez
Jed Chcneales
Eee
Phanes
Ber Witgnes
Alice Wuree
Dieacee Orta
Darren
Charles Pletds
Hyantorh
Anorne
Texas Predator Eradication Report in Texas
Texas workers and federal aid conducted a predator eradiation program during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1090. The effort destroyed 480 predatory animals including 860 bears and 438% coyotes while capturing numerous wolves and mountain lions. Local troopers and volunteers aided, with average monthly costs around 100 dollars and government funds largely supporting the operation.
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Crockett County
Homan
Willacy County
Tan Tholes
Zavella
FL M. Wallace
Bexar County
Gion
Lal
Commissioners Courts
Wolf Cliba
Sheet Metal Men Convene at Vinza Hotel Convention
About twenty-nine members of the Sheet Metal Contractors Association gather for their annual convention at the Vinza hotel. The program includes meetings Tuesday and Wednesday with social events and a Mexican luncheon, barbershop dinner, and a dance at Koebler Park, plus a Wednesday dinner and dance at the Dhara House. Notable officers include H. G. Lane president, W. Ay Thiehaedeon vice president, Hy Blangee secretary treasurer, and local members Tracey Bosch Alec Hurt J. O. Walsh Fraver Marsehall W. J. Nowera.
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Vinza Hotel
Hien
H. G. Lan
San Angelo
Presiteul
Hur
Arustow
View
Ay Thiehaedeon
Tiexlay
Koebler Park
Angles
Dhara
San Angelo Postal Receipts Top 1929 Totals
The San Angelo postal receipts for 1929 show higher monthly totals with July figures and seven month year to date growth. Receipts reached an overall sum of $75,021.63, bolstered by an increase of $2102.27 over the same period last year, despite imperfect OCR wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Ameuite
Cain
City approves street widening contract for Alyeve Avenue
A local firm won a paying contract to widen an eight foot strip on both sides of Alyeve Avenue in Manilay. The approval happened Monday by the city council, with the Kae lapholt company and partners named in the bid.
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Alyeve Tran Appler Street
Broadway
Vanawanitel
Money Markets Snapshot From Exchange Floor
Fragmented OCR text shows currency and metal prices with scattered figures and country references. Mentions likely include France Italy Germany and Britain with exchange rates and monetary symbols, but many words are garbled. Overall, a chaotic market brief from a financial exchange page.
New Owl Pool Near Pettus Reported
Discovery of a new oil pool three and one half miles southeast of Pettus in Bee County. The No. 1 Santa H. Price well logged 4411 feet and 115 feet total depth, yielding 30,000 cubic feet of wet gas and 25 barrels of gasoline daily with high gravity oil comparable to nearby wells. Reports from Deerikerey describe strong gas flow and promising production potential.
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Pettus Productionee
Santa H. Price
Peeville
Deerikerey
Nurlbeatt
Innard
Mra Gaura Antomin
Lothneld
Ihe
Union Producing
Housin & Fon Oil Company
Uolonia
Capeland Ad
Kintatl
Greyburg-Oil Company
New
Baetale
Archer Ang Yeon
Tstend
Galveston
Catty
Dvily Vane
Green Oz Company
Cisreo Olet
Texan
Emul
Fcundallahs
Rawer
Ws Light Company
Femona
Datna
Lomas
Howevek
Jean
Shepard
Tareno
Matthes
San Amanio
Pres
Equinem Oil Company
Laredo
Als
Interesia
Duval County
Klas-Harper
Southars Natural Gas Company
Eouth
Alocheirny Tek
Zavala
Agsinston
Nitta Ko
Trevino
Ceaine
Muchkelroy
Walt Waley
Lowna
Schulenborg
Wesmers
Grangs
Baskrap
Elgin
Nat Pavicg
Blrern
Bled
Bam
Verity Council
Iney
Round Rock
Grorattann
Grorattann, ‘Tewlar
Marliedr
Groceee
van Company
Lea
Vike
Ork
Bills Drawn for Apportionment of State Legislature
San Angelo Texas August 4 Bills drawn for apportioning the state legislature include new senate and house districts. A group led by Penelope Metcalfe member of the first district drafts the plans to equalize representation. The move follows existing congressional reapportionment which will grant three new members to Texas.
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San Angelo
Terex
Ategelonal
State Senate
Leann Sezutinlara
Metcalfe
Ong County
Senate
Poultry and Produce Prices in New York Markets
The report lists poultry and dairy receipts across major markets, noting prices for hens, roosters, and various cuts. It covers Chicago and New York shipments with references to creamery products, packing standards, and current wholesale rates for meats and eggs amid rising demand.
Oil Fields Show Varied Output and Storm Impact
Reading from a sprawling oil page, reports detail production figures, rigs, and daily barrels across Texan fields near Galveston and Duval counties. It notes weather disruptions from an August storm and lists company activities, well statuses, and upcoming franchise developments.
Corn Prices Soar Amid Heat and Drought Damage
Corn prices jumped sharply on reports of severe heat damage and widespread drought harming yields. Wheat rose in sympathy as traders noted weak export demand abroad. Local notes show mixed futures with oats and provisions following cereal moves. prices listed for various corn grades and wheat futures across markets.
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Imeny
Cory
Xed Blinneapolia
Kansas Primary Vote Forecast and Campaign End
Kansans poised for a pivotal primary as last minute rallies wrap up and voters head to the polls tonight amid expected high turnout. Reports indicate one major candidate may secure a central victory, with campaign efforts focused on last day appeals.
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Kansag
Toveka
Kran
Yirainisen
Eanis
Nly
Cmap
Stnte
Camera Poses of Beauties Protested at Galveston Pageant
Galveston August 4. Chaperones of the 39 beauties contesting in the International Vagrant of Pulchritude caused camera men trouble as they attempted to cover the event. Miss United States will be chosen tonight to compete for the Mire Universe. Contestants were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Union at a summer camp. A survey showed most contestants are high school girls likely to enter college soon, with athletic school girls more common than in past pageants.
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Galveston
Gense
Poten
Atlin Starr
Directa
Eases Y Ir
Laat
Miss United
Ameelea
Seven Force ‘Leuniies
Mes
Robert I. Uniep
Farmers Told to Use Wheat for Fattening Cattle
CUECAUO Aug 4 IAPI Al ander El Legre, chair of the federal farms committee, urged farmers to feed wheat to cattle to prevent market dumping. He warned drought has reduced feeds and forage, threatening livestock losses and financial sacrifice for producers.
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Cuecauo
IAPI
Alander el
Legre
Bonvil
Rdia
Togge
Emma
Senre
Officer Sent to Fort Sill Amid Confusing Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Normoyle Officer being sent to Fort Sill and references Lieutenant Taree Yo Ellis alongside unclear camp and personnel names. The text is incomplete and nonspecific about the action or location details.
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Normoyle
Fort Sill
Taree Yo Ellis
Elin Wing
Camp
Nagmoslé
Fort Sil
Ohta
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Gutton Co-Op
Brents
Ibis
Amssemmfirui
McCorddog
Combicen
Ube
Cotter
Division of Passport Control
Department of State
Tia
Harker
Beals
Dex
Greta
Diufea
Satie
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Lex
Mae Santalevtes
Suleh
Leelee Wagnineton
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Anor
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Tomatnen
Keerie
Plena
Ada
Stonio Livestoch
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Peice
Rounilers Commission
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Comton
Fari
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Rome
Raxras
Ratoor
Kanbar
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Calcen Ann
Lerdic
Fred
Evan
Seth Eormnen
Cealare
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Twker
Pridar
Gatard
Lamba Gereravs
Lambe
New York
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Money & Metals
Stprican Exchange
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Marey
Sexsequez Exenance
Furrion Exchange
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Envinee Leremuiar
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Bayaak
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Azan- Walleriet
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J. G. Collin
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Mlk
Mafoute
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Surrey
Nuctman
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Furihar Wm
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J. Sehienmel
Texan Petroleum Company
Stuy
Itenefer
Bae Lente
Ay ‘Yeakum Survey
Dob Wilson
Warvey
Dezcept
Redt
Orcer Koehier
Luis
Roghier
Ite
Callin Ang X. Edmiston
Mick Atecoals
Joan J
Haibarslee
UG Lationa
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Thair
Taw
Jay
M . Troeper
Harn
Clauer
Ieeea
Ghamples Drothers
Astttey
Elf
Auveuml
Ae Cehacetler
Ilembeet
Hebert
Penns Hatte
Jomn
Ilnore
Wiehite Palle
B. Church
Davlons Winelex
Beth
Wiemlin
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Eives
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Tedd
Dall Warner Clery
Teilar
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Hipiran
Wierka
Palle
Prva
F Siuteby
Vvage
Branaond
David Menwhite
Fort Waslh
Antonio Girain
Start Bmouilay
Staffel Grass Company
Ato Cnnze
Onle
Cnicago
Chicago
Marca Setbear
Reptemier
Fee Wario
Ieth Bentembs
Crise Ae Ee
Ran Antonin Wrokera
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