Livestock Market Report With Wide Price Ranges
The weekly market summary shows cattle and calves mostly steady with moderate demand. Prices vary across classes, with feeders and cows trading around mid dollar ranges and calves showing mixed activity amid broader market signals.
Test well in Duval County oil field shows salt water intrusion
The No. 1 J.T. Dunn test in section 655 eight miles northeast of Hruni townsite flows gas and salt water as crews clean the well. Initial tests report mud and salt water incursions with limited pressure, perforations squeezed by salt and gas, and ongoing recompletions as efforts continue to gauge the next completion steps amid water intrusion concerns. Nearby wells and company activity in Sun Ov Kompany, Garcia area, and Magnolia Petroleum are noted with various drill results and completions in Duval County.
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Tepuie
Taylor. BeCicing Company
Hae Tuke
Ieativa
Mortheast
Sun Ov Kompany
Parvad
Néssette Taylor Refining Company
Sebt Cardens
Swat
Delng
A. S
Macnolia Ipetroleum Company
Duval Counts Ranch Company
Pledre
Alrilline
Leste
B. & Furvey PR
Masnalia Petroleum
Rauserel
Binkner
Berelah
Coninal
Welk
New York
Canmonny
la Bun Litier
Abel
LT Pealen
Eerie Flansevelt Fhitk
Pein
Mariani
Perinne
Aden
Vallee Terre
Qospiers
Mastinca Ortin Faery
Winew
Anta A. Aguirce
Aha
Dauphter
Mariae
Jose Tit
Fee Aguirer
Agapite Fscabedo
Pran Florevicid
Daniel Aguirre
Hebener family mourner services lead to San Jose graves
Obituary notices list George Hebener and Grace Hebener among survivors, with funeral services at Loring Funeral Home and interment at Coker Cemetery. The notice mentions rancher James Hebener, plus distant relatives including Mary Marcia and Julia Hebener, and other extended family members. Also included is a separate local agricultural market update with potato and cattle figures and shipping news.
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James Walliam Macneal Hebener
Mort Mordas
Payer Loring Funeral Home
Taterment
H Coker
Whéow
Grace Lenore Hebener
Mary Marcia Quid Jolima Hebener
San Antonio S
Mie
WB. Rochester
Amagrifle
Macy Jane Sebeener
Crash Not Fatal in Western Dallas Suburb
Lonnie Hathcock, 22, a steel worker, died in a wreck on Division Avenue after his car struck a pole. Investigators suggest the crash was caused by a jumper or attacker, linking to a similar death of Ariin Bruce Karcher, 19, near Culebra Road. Witnesses placed Hathcock at the scene around 10:55 p.m. Monday, autopsy by Dr. T. N. Goodson found no alcohol. Hathcock’s widow Mary and children survive along with siblings and inlaws in Fort Worth.
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Lonnie H. Hathcods
Division Axenic
Raymond South
Sheriff's Office
Hathrock
South
Ariin Bruce Karcher
Culebra
Sheety
Kincaid-Osburn Electric Steel Company
Humble Avenue
Hashcad
Pleasanton Oad
Wiener
Division Avenue
Hashcock
T. N. Goodson
Irank Welnuld
Paul
Moore
Pauline Larry
Stanley Court
Hathcock
Wainalds
William Chelstoph
A. D. Marenlas
Irnistice
Kercher
Carol Jane
Bratheas
Claude
Glnt
Arvil
Ray Hathcock
Bert Worth
Ruby Willams
Mre
Nettle Massey
Fort Worth
Unclear OCR item for New Orleans notice
Fragmentary text from New Orleans dated August 26 mentions Colton Gaures and Prov.clie Open Dewher with garbled phrases. Details are unreadable. no clear event, names, or outcomes can be determined from the legible fragments.
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New Orleans
Colton Gaures
Cattle Market At Fort Worth Describes Prices and Yields
An OCR readout from Fort Worth cattle listings shows varied prices for yearlings steers cows and calves with terms like market fully active and rising packer top quotes. Figures include $5.00 to $12.75 per unit and references to feeder cattle and shipments amid mixed demand.
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AKO
Cacners
Gunsoen
Elacker
Amnet Helinn
Klainelier Wetherm
Jy. Zand J Pale
Mort
Abo Adgers Kote
Hart Worth Levestack Fort Worth
USDA
Catlie
Atvady
Reunion
Chales
Rammon
Mediumarades
Kool Anil
Wlewkor
Idgwa
Xearling Anncker
nyezaRen Mally
Rec
Eholoe
Wtorker
Roland
Wool Markets Wont On The Westward Trade Note
Wool markets show slight movement with buyers in Boston and Colorado as shipments and quality grades shift. Market activity centers on merchantry and pricing, while producers monitor demand and safety in trade routes amid uncertain conditions.
Movie Bond Tour To Visit Texas With Top Stars
Hollywoods best sign film stars plan a September tour to promote War Bonds. James Cagney Norma Shearer Greer Garson Joan Bennett Gene Tierney Hedy Lamarr Paulette Goddard Dorothy Lamour Bette Davis and others will visit 200 Texas cities and towns to sell $1000 bonds as part of a nation wide drive in the Galal in Old Heroes month.
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Hollywood
Treasury Department
James
Rugs to Parachutes Through Wartime Work
A fragmented report notes women in a county unit of the American War Day day association turning discarded silk stockings into bedside rugs and eventual parachute fabric. Wartime urgency pushes for rapid production as the War Department seeks material for parachutes and related gear.
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Itas County
Womday
Cathedral
War Department
Porliament
Zelma McComas
Grain prices and market moves in a volatile session
Grain traders watched prices wobble as wheat and corn futures firmed on news from Washington. Prospects for spring wheat and oats noted weakness while soybeans faced mixed signals, with weather patterns in the Midwest and Delta regions shaping supply expectations and farmer hedging.
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Chicagg
Lana
Wahington
Tha
Titi
Iefia, Uutye Eat Bi Itiseomeng Privide Ingentineny Or Speculative van Hetlons
Muekel
LabiTier
Ha Glo Valley
Rotheartern Kentucky
Migness MA Nehennla
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables in New Mexico and Colorado
A long OCR list outlines varied prices for apples, cabbage, cantaloupes, cucumbers, eggplant, lettuce, okra, peaches, potatoes, sweet potatoes, spinach, squash, peppers, onions, and more across Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado. It notes crates and bushels pricing, with regional references to markets and vendors, and occasional producer price guidance.
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New Mexico
Ulan
Sha Atiex
Neaped
Minearples
Moxies
Daune
Hatatoes
Reinee
EEA
Ank Patainen
California
Calarara
Texas
Western Union Bans Special Rate Telegram Services
Western Union president A N Williams announced the company will cancel all special rate telegram and holiday greeting services effective September 12 amid rising war message refusals. The move targets addressed circulars and samples by messenger while continuing to offer standard telegraph services and money transfers.
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Wihiekera
Yidhaut
Jad
Agi Finglng Thes Prams
A. N. Williams
Westerns Union
Federal Communications Commission
Messenger
Fort Sam Center Donates Rails
Fort Sam Center in Chicago donates rails used in scrap metal drives. The piece notes removal of rails from Oxnard Field and references Chicago urban centers and memorials.
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Fort Sam Center
Portsam Mousson
Oxfdd
Texas Livestock Prices Move Amid Ceilings Talk
Wallace Pullen of Bhelnat sold 11 heifers weighing about 450 pounds at 39.50 and 1050 dollars, with Union Commission negotiating the sale to packers. Haley of Oak County and Bar Held of Gonzales led stocker calf trades, Haley selling 2 calves around 180 pounds at 13.60 and a 250 pound cow at 650. Bar dist sold 24 calves averaging 321 pounds at 82 and 16 at 376 pounds at 11.50.Experts predicted price ceilings on live cattle within two weeks, with OPA plan pending approval. A delegation protested to Wickard, then he said ceilings were inevitable. A Hull sold by Roy Chant with Alyano Commission hit 5.75 dollars due to San Antonio market. Top price for brood cows went to Else Kothmann for an 1170 pound cow through Producers.
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Wallace Pullen
Bhelnat
Union Commission
Shaigh Union
J. J. Halley
Flys Oak County
G. B. Bar- Held
Gonzales
Hailey
Bar
Srecretary of
Claude Wickard
Hart
Wickard
Wickayd
Wey
Roy Chant
Natalie
Alynao Commission Company
San Antonio
Mis Else Kothmann
Miss Kothmann
Stocks and Power Output Report Mixed Activity
New York Aur 98 four pointer fell into division gains with mixed tone across markets. Opening shows lower division leaders Led by Akcraft and others advancing, while prominent names such as Cherapeaknanthin Du Port Anser Ion Teleplond Great Northern move higher. Power industry data shows weekly output at 3,670,737,000 kilowatt hours, up from last week and year ago. Regional leaders include Pacific coast counties and Wall Street power-related dispatches. CHICAGO POULTRY Wnath Aug 28 AP Petts Ww MeKAS mipady and other scattered notes appear in the compact market summary.
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New York
Darlas
Toader
Bown
Lolz Tan Akcraft
Cherapeaknanthin
du Port
Great Northern i
American Sreciing
Qhryaler
Wallatrert Heartrooms
Falcon Bicatele Institute Diecioaine Electsle
Liblary
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