Texas Trapper Attacked by Trapper in Frio County
An official Texas Predatory Animal Control report details an incident in Frio County where Gene Hernandez, a trapper for the association, was attacked by a mother cat while attempting to free a captured bobcat kitten. The mother animal bit and clawed Hernandez as bystanders intervened. The report also lists yearly captures of bobcats, coyotes, wolves, red wolves, ocelots, and other wildlife across various counties, totaling 17,304 animals destroyed in the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Vidantino
Texas
A.B. Bynum
Texas Predatory Animal Control Association
Bynum
Gene Hernandez
Orgamiention
Bobrah
Frio
Hernandez
Hitler
Herasides
R. Landon
Ross Graves
Traving County
Mike Williiams
Aaron Skelly
Wroth County
Earl Henning
de Refugio County
Mathews
Eastland County
George Wimberly
Uvelde Coun
London metals and exchange notes from August report
London metals prices show tin and bar silver levels with futures and spot figures in pounds and dollars. Exchange demand across Britain and Europe is listed with rates for Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, and Poland alongside cable and standard quotations.
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Fqllign Exchange
New York
Ogo Exchange
Costa Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Spain
Poland
Poultry and Produce Prices and Trade Notes
A garbled summary of poultry and produce trading from New York and Chicago markets dated Aug 28. It mentions futures, live poultry, ducks, and various truck and rail shipments with prices and suppliers. reflects trading activity, regional auctions, and implied price shifts across multiple entities.
New Mexico Mines Closed by Strike
Local miners at New Mexico coal mines halted operations citing labor action. National Miner Workers League announced support for the strike impacting production and nearby railway transport.
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New Mexico
Ume Fair Coal Mines
Dhe
San Antonio livestock market sees active bids and steady cattle
Reports from San Antonio and Kansas City markets show heavy receipts and active bidding. Pigs traded near 15 cents above prior highs while cattle prices remained steady under strong demand. numerous lots, weights, and farm names appear in the day’s wholesale listings across cities, with regional buyers and packers noting market conditions.
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San Antonio
Jess Tan
Mie Uiun
Union Stork
Weice Vane
Miles and Son
Tien
Ae Calliham
Volves
Cotulla
Smlin
George Weel
Christine
Edpert
Predesiensburg
Bownda
Otovia
Kansas City
Bio
Texas Works Chief Pushes Speedy Jobless Relief Plan
Ashburn, head of Texas public works advisory committee, urged swift action on unemployment relief projects. He called for rapid federal approval of viable works programs and emphasized coordination with city leaders to deliver concrete projects.
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Texas Works
Fort Worth
Aue
WAH
Peajeexs
Epredity
Ashburn
Texas Public Works Advisory
Lal
Fedani
Eity
Internal Revenue Takes Over Dry Case Oversight
In a move cited as the shift of enforcement duties, Dry Cases are slated to transfer from the department to the Internal Revenue service. Officials say the change will consolidate supervision amid organizational realignments.
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Internal Revenue
Waller &, Brow, Henuty
Forbes Urges Bankers to Take Auge
By B C Forbes a call for bankers to loosen credit and take risks to aid the recovery. He cites failures and the 1920s boom, noting big city banks and securities affiliates pushed speculation while conservatism waned, urging lenders to act boldly for America’s economic rebound.
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Forbes
B. C. Forbes
John. Rother
America
Grain Market Moves Amid Agriculture Secretary Statement
Chicago opening shows wheat futures edging higher on news the Agriculture Secretary may cut the 1934 wheat target by about 16 percent. Trading largely quiet after early gains as buyers withdraw and traders hedge deferred months. World shipments since July 1 rise, while domestic sentiment softens, with southern markets slow and local inventories steady. In San Antonio and Liverpool reports, hay and wheat prices appear steady to firm amid regional price adjustments and market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Puthovaina
Wdn
Wno
America
Heme
Wiese Willeerens
Ork
Investment Trust Names and Funds in New York Markets
A dense listing of investment trusts and funds appearing in New York markets includes references to Chartered Investment, Corporate Trust, Fidelity, Vanguard, and several other firms. The item catalogs fund names, trust types, and various corporate entities, highlighting the breadth of the investment offerings and ongoing market activity.
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York
Aue
Wloo
Agsne
Hana GM
Car Central
Shain
Crum & Foster
Gruin
Inepurst Commune
Bord Eun Jovestors
Bliis
Matual Invest Ballon
Sruslen Sravdts Kryates
Wool Market Rumors Spark Farmer Frustration
Farmers report confusion as Wool Market activity appears chaotic with traders unsure of prices and demand. Local merchants warn of potential supply bottlenecks and rising costs as buyers push for clearer standards and reliable delivery timelines.
Stock Prices Open Higher Then Turn Lower On U S Market
The New York market swung from optimism to selling pressure as early gains faded. Rail and utility shares dipped while Allied Chemical and U S Industrial Alcohol led declines. Santa Fe and American Telephone rose slightly as investors weighed July rail traffic and wage data amid war talk and Bank of England chief Montagu Norman’s visit.
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Sioce
pAinia
Nablewot
Comsall- Ideies
Warriers
Tugsease Innel
Aystems
Financial Ab. Strvers
Literature Commerce Commission
Clase I Railroad A
Thne
Iuhe Ligires
Farriers
Renorta
Activitien
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Mandern
Tauch
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Notes
The report covers cotton market activity with Liverpool prices and futures, noting October and December shifts, upturns in stocks, and comparisons to the previous day. It includes American cotton receipts, UK quotations for various grades, and futures in autumn and spring contracts.
Wall Street Spectator Reports Mixed Market Signals
The Wall Street Spectator notes a day of sour news yet a closing uptick driven by dollar strength and gold expectations. Ironically, nickel activity and Canadian output hints alongside brokered moves in International Nickel suggest cautious optimism amid silver chatter and transport cues.
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New York
Nachin
France
Steidard
Gogip
Montagu Noeman
Wall Street
Astoria Mandamus Hearing Postponed in Property Payment Suit
Mandamus action to compel an ally of San Antonio to pay obl igation of 11 716 for property was postponed by Acting Judge Frederick Stevens in Ninety fourth District Court last Friday. City posted 7800 in trust with former County Clerk Jack R Burke to cover payment, while Astoria secured a judgment for 11 716 from County Court Ally No 1.
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Astoria
San Antonio
Frederick Stevens
Jack R. Burke
Bootleg Radio Stations Reported Around San Antonio
About sixty five bootleg radio stations were reported in and around San Antonio after a conference between United States Attorney John D. Wartman and Thad Brown acting head of the federal radio commission. Brown's investigation into unlicensed stations prompted charges to be filed through the U S Attorney's office, with a related case already begun in Waco.
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San Antonio
John D. Wartman
Thad Brown
Federal Radio Commission
Brown
United States Attorney's Office
Hartman
Cpe
Waco
HarLman
New Orleans Market Ships Wide Varieties To Dublin Market
A large shipment from New Orleans arrived at the Dublin market, bringing a wide range of fruits and vegetables. Prices are quoted across many items including cantaloupes at 5 to 6 cents per pound, Bermuda bananas selling around 63.70 per crate, and Texas peppers and citrus listed with various per unit prices. Local growers report abundant, high quality produce and steady wholesale demand.
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Dublin
San Altona
Sn Uee
New Orleana
Bermuda
Californiy
Mme
Lelie
Texas
Hughes
Florida
Concord
Erle
Leino
Pete Bushel
Inves
Oley
Gatore
New
Cobanad Jairms
Colorado
Reninger Pain Oranwen
Colombo
Onahal
Droncen Hed Bull
Buuchoe
California
Aol
Logan
Blame
Penewes Colorado
Bolnech
Sauagh
Hubbard
Renta
Renta Panind
Koamien
NECHE CALLED I FORM HEALTH OFFICIALS TOUGH EPIDEMIC
The nation’s top public health officer Dr. Culuming arrives to observe an epidemic of sleeping sickness in St. Louis connected to an ongoing outbreak. Surgeon General Cumming and local officials, including City Health Commissioner Dr. Bredeck, discuss hospital isolation efforts as new cases rise and a peak remains distant.
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Louis
Jieia
Curnnting
United States Public Health Service
J. B. Bredeck
Cumming
Washington
St. Louis
Bretéck
Cuotming
United States Health Service
Rogal Physicianax Jn
J. P. Leake
Charies Armstrong
Charles L. L. Willams
Information The Key to Profit
A digest from The Feds section offers business guidance on profits and market moves. It highlights risk avoidance, investment timing, and general economic insight from The Economstat on Stene Street in New York City.
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Lomperhéisav
Husinras
Deelulans
Joseph Stagg
Pistahla Infirmatinn
Feds. Oftat
the Econostat
Stene Street
New York
Cliv
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Chase Bank of New York
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Wool Market
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Wall Street Spectator
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