Corn Harvests And Labor Struggles In Nueces County
The report notes corn harvests will start September 1 and aims to employ unemployed workers. Antonie claims supply will meet Mee demand, while officials observe slow work conditions. About 100 highway laborers and four applicants sought jobs, with some promises of steady work but no immediate improvement in conditions.
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Gourneys
Cora Darvesta
Ylu
Al-Itt Consurietfan
T.plotketh
Slonday
Five Known Dead in Japanese Storm and Aftermath
Japanese storm leaves five known dead and scores injured. Destruction reported across Miyako and Jehigaki regions with buildings damped and fires noted. Volcanic activity nearby adds to widespread disruption as rescue efforts begin.
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Miyako
Jehigaki
Two Priests Set Sail for Orient Mission Service
A farewell service marked the departure of two Maryknoll priests bound for Asia. The event honored 180 years of Catholic missionary work as they join a U S party to serve in China, Korea, and neighboring lands, continuing long-standing church outreach.
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Maryknoll Niitata
United States
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Lexas Oi Average 14.1 Cents Per Barrel Report
A fragmented note references an 14.1 cent average per barrel for Lexas oil and a sample lane from a hed automobile. The text appears to be garbled with mentions of a week ending and a specific address, suggesting a financial or commodity report with unclear context.
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Aus Verheld
LNLDG
Samlle
Case
Ti R. Long
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Hia Hed
Sonia
Negroes Seek Orphan Fund for Ella Stig Orphanage
Local residents, led by S. J. Sutton of Douglas High School, aim to raise an additional $10,000 for the Ella Stig orphanage construction in Antonia. The drive gathered about 800 people Monday, with many pledging $25 and $50 gifts toward building comfortable quarters for the Negro children of the city.
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Gan Antonia
Albert Steves Sr
Tomare
S.J. Sutton
Douglas High School
Gok
Buancas
Vitali
Girl Poet Spends Birthday in Bed in Hospital
New York August 1 Nathalia Crane poet who wrote her first book at nine celebrated her eighteenth birthday in a hospital today. Her father Clarence P Crane said she was injured when stepping from an automobile a month ago and that the development might necessitate an operation.
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New York
H— Nathalia, Crane
Clarence P. ‘Crane
Wheat used as cheap feed on farms in Washington
In Washington prices for wheat are at a market low as farmers increasingly use it as livestock and poultry feed instead of the more expensive corn. This shift highlights a cost saving measure across farms nationwide amid widespread economic pressures on grain markets.
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Washington, D.C
Painful Piles Ad Claims Quick Relief with Dr Leonhardt
An advertisement touts Dr. J. Leonhardt's prescription remedy for piles asserting quick relief from itching bleeding and discomfort without cutting. It promises healing by reducing congestion in the lower bowel and claims effectiveness even in long-standing cases.
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Dr. J
Leonhardt
Hearold
Trans County Tax Slashed by Court Ruling
Aug 11 report notes a reduction in the tax rate for 1931 by the county justice court. The roll rate fell 2 cents per hundred while the option remained unchanged. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR text.
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Count Jesionera Court
California Workers Get Wage Scale
Sacramento Calif Aug 11 Beginning next Friday California public works laborers will be entitled by law to the prevailing wage scale in their districts under Senator J M Inions bill backed by organized labor. It applies to workers paid by all public bodies starting August 14.
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Daiversa
Eer
Sacramento
Calif
J.M. Iniono
Leromts
Smuggler Pedro Hobbs Freed on Peso Bond
In Juarez jail since December 1830, Pedro Hobbs, accused of smuggling 56 pescu geld from Mexico to the United States, was released on a 2000 peso bond in El Paso Wergs on August 11.
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EL Paso
Wergs
Pedro Hobbs
Juarez
Miexico
American Foreign Travel Increases as Passport Issuance Soars
Washington August 11 1930s officials announce state department passport data showing a record July for American foreign travel. In July 1029 issued 19 116 passports a peak while July 1030 saw a dip followed by a rise last month.
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Washington
DL. C
State de Parteat
Austeromment
Roosevelt Form Clubs Expand in DC Support Network
Washington Aug 11 Organization of Roosevelt Southern clubs backing Franklin D Roosevelt governor of New York for the Democratic presidential nomination is under way in the nation capital.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt Southern Clubs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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