Farmers See Record Income Boost for 1926 Crops
En Universal Service Britt Correspondent John T Lambert reports from Rapid City that farmers are optimistic as projected income for the year tops 200,500,008 over 1826 levels. Eugene Meyer, head of the Federal Farm Loan Board, says the income surge will help farmers meet mortgage obligations and redeem property. Meyer notes banks faced failures and bankruptcies but asserts ample banking facilities and funds will sustain loans and markets for the bumper crops.
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John T. Lambert
Wateback
Merc
Meyer
Coolidge
Sid Meer
Mny
Benker
Siave
Lindbergh Circles Soldiers Stadium In Public Flight
International News Service reports crowds broke police lines at a field as Col. Charles A. Lindbergh known for the Spirit of St. Louis circled over the stadium area in the afternoon. Authorities struggled to manage the throng during the public event.
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International New Service
Onrcaco
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pis
Spirit of
Ernoon
Ponce
Grand Rapids
Ich
Joop
Lindbergh
Gelonel Lindbergh
Hanzare
Seite Mounted Police
Lindberg
St. Lewis
Prcb
Tialp
Lindheesh
Government aid and rail action eyed for farmers relief
The article reports on officials proposing relief measures for farmers amid mortgage strains and grain marketing issues. It notes adjusted credit capacity, planned freight car increases, and discussions of grain elevators and government support to stabilize farmers' finances during the harvest transition.
USEC GRITIOS MEET announces August convention in Acetia
An international gathering of Taestre and Music Critics, organized by Universal Seret SAIZECEG, ACETRIA, is slated to convene here from August 1 to 24. The event features delegates and discussions on standards, performances, and critiques across regions.
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Usec Gritios
Universal Seret Saizeceg
Acetria
Iorion
Skull of Longhorn Found Under Building in Downtown L A
Workmen uncover a half petrified Texas Longhorn skull beneath the site of a new downtown Los Angeles health building, dated to at least seventy five years. Owner William Pieper suggests possible causes from a stampede or rustling to a hide burial. Court clerk Howsr G. returns after vacation.
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Imse
Progress
San Antonin
Texas Longhorn
Detective and Health Department
Ald
William
Pieper
Kings Highway
Alamo Post to Show 1927 Legion Films in Paris Meet
Alamo Post No 2 plans to screen motion pictures of the Alamo Kerrville legion hospital and other sites for delegates attending the 1927 American Legion international convention in Paris. Commander Jack Burke said the showing is set for 1 48 p m and aims to draw record attendance.
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Alamo
Legion Hospital
Kerrville
Alamo Post No. 2
American Legion
Beardsley project sale marks Arizona’s largest real estate deal
Phoenix reports Arizona's biggest real estate transaction as Pacific Development of Los Angeles buys the Beardsley project for 30 million dollars. The 40,000 acre Salt River valley scheme includes the near finished Carl Press dam and would impound 173,000 feet of water.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Pacific Development Company of
Los Angeles
Salt River Valley
Here
Carl Pressi
Kenedy to Join South Texas Chamber Meeting Announcement
Kenedy D C plans to join the South Texas Chamber of Commerce in a Tuesday meeting at 2 PM. South Texas chamber general manager Thay nan announced the plan. Leeman is slated as one of the principal speakers at the event.
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Kenedy
D.C
South Texas
Kenedy Chamber of Commerce
South Texas Charmsber
Thay
Deenan
South Texas Chamber
Leeman
Scrambled Zoo prizes still unclaimed
The Scrambled Zoo editor reports twelve new crinkley bills and other prize money unclaimed after a week since the contest closed. Forty winners have called for awards but twelve remain delinquent, with theater tickets also awaiting pickup on the desk. Citizens are urged to claim prizes and tickets first thing Monday morning.
Stutz Black Hawk Debuts in Texas Display
A shipment of the Safety Stutz Challenger Black Hawk is shown today in the Stutz We Antonto company sales room as the first Texas unveiling now in display. The event marks Stutz Black Hawk’s maiden showing in the state.
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Stutz We Antonto Company
Texas
Here and There! By Telegraph Fort Worth Mouse Traps Urged
WORTH Aug 18 The thirteenth of August will be an unlucky day for Fort Worth mice if citizens heed Dr L H Martin city physician who asks every householder to set mouse traps tonight. Death suspects freed Nacogdoches Tex Aug 13 Evidence insufficient to warrant holding them in jail releases Sacurday of Aca Strickland and Oda Alvis wood choppers arrested Friday charged with killing paymaster Dave Patterson at Frost Pambee Industries camp East Wednesday. Road bids studied Austin Aug 18 Bids opening Monday for about 37 miles of concrete pavement in three counties cost over 1,000,000. Ex-Canadian Buried Hellyboro Aug 13 Former Queen's Guard member to be buried Sunday at funeral for late 7 Harrington pioneer resident. Bus fight expected Dallas Aug 13 A fight to a finish between motor bus and inter urban lines expected when first hearing under new state law on permits opens before the Satire relief commission Monday.
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Fort. Worth
L. H. Martin
Bartin
Fort Worth
Nacogdoches
Tex
Aca Strickland
Oda Alvis
Wood Choopers
Dave Patterson
Frost Pambee Industries
Austin
State Highway Commission
Hellyboro
Queen's Guard
Erkek Comedian Regiment
Harrington
Dallas
Relief Commission of Tesas
Comfort benefit for Camp Laf-a-Lot raises funds
About 230 people from San Antonio and Comfort attended a benefit in Comfort that netted roughly 70 dollars. K. Burleson of the community chest lauded the camp’s preventive welfare work and noted the proceeds will fund more equipment for the summer program helping about 250 children physically mentally and spiritually. The event featured songs dances and a talk on preventive methods in social welfare work.
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Citizens of
Banker Elected President Of State Trust And Savings Bank
Ed Hell a former banking commissioner and later vice president of Mercantile National Bank was elected president of the State Trust and Savings Bank at a board meeting in Dallas on Saturday.
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Dallas
Ed Hell
Mercantile Naional Bank
State Trust and Savings Bank
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