Wool market holds strong amid70s Texas sale and wool boom
The San Angelo wool market shows strength with a 500000 pound sale at 20 to 28 cents and further large-scale deals shaping the market. Wool and Mohair growers push toward a Texas association as producers weigh the 900,000 plus pounds under option and ongoing auction activity across the state.
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Texas
D. E
Jack Hugnes
Studtey
Emory
Boston
Ehelberry
Homers
Ayalge
Catling and
Alsman
Bristol
R. E
Mort
Merken
San Angelo
le Menard
Cradford
AL W Hillard
Guy Barey
Robert al. Fit and Company
Menard and
Junction
San Flo
Vna
Gover
Ina
Texas Wool and _Mohair Growers association
Texas Wool and Mohair Groves
Asociaton
J. M. Lea
Fan An- Belo
Currency turmoil noted amid Franco British exchange strain
Fragmented OCR notes widespread currency weakness as intervention attempts falter. Mentions France and Germany over basin territory and shifting franc and peseta values amid ongoing market unease.
Produce Market Offers Wide Range of Fruits and Vegetables
Market listings show prices for apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, berries and melons from various suppliers. Vegetables include cucumbers, cabbage, lettuce, onions, tomatoes and squash, with potatoes and corn priced per bushel or bag. Also listed are dairy items, poultry and eggs with standard wholesale rates.
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Gion
Dee
Asie Ywland
Sweica
Sauash
Qlofarlons
Arcehakes
Bananes
Texas Hile
Giloas
Leah Yeliew
Tex
Areler
Idaho
San Antonio school district waives penalties on back taxes
Thousands of delinquent taxes and penalties accrue in the San Antonio school district. The board meeting Tuesday approved a resolution to waive penalties on back taxes owed, applying to amounts overdue since August 1, 1934. Taxes must be paid by December 4 to March 15, 1935, with continued collection efforts allowed for penalties.
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Delkare i
San Antonio
Board of Coie Vcational
Menelee
Batrd
Loadings Trove Reveals Week Ending December 4 Rail Car Totals
Loadings data for the week ending December 4 show total cars loaded across major railroads. Key figures include 7,327 cars for Mississippi Valley and 3,853 cars for another line, with comparisons to the same week a year earlier. International Greet Northern and other lines report varying car movements, while public notices indicate monthly shifts and pricing impacts in freight operations.
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Fat&p
Miscvari
Gull Coss
Compsren
International Grest Northern Lines
Landes
Grain Market Summary Reflects Mixed Wheat and Corn Activity
Grain market briefs show early prices lower with mixed shifts in corn and wheat. Reports note reduced livestock use heavy feeding costs and weather factors influencing futures. May wheat activity, ongoing cash movement in Kansas City and Liverpool futures influenceSentiment.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Tegiong
Kansas City
Tle
Coliowins Che Tre
Eight defendants face mail fraud trial in Texas district court
SHERIFF TELLS LAND VALUES ATTA describes eight defendants led by Charles D. Lovelace in a federal case accusing them of a mail fraud scheme. W A Smith and other witnesses testified about land values near Supii and Sualland sold for 450 per acre, with tracts offered for quarters. The indictment traces sales back to 1930, with offices in the Western National building and dividends to owners after stock manipulation.
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Tris
Jurge BR. J. Menilan
Pederal District Court
W. A. Smith
Sherrff
Tex Vallvetur
Live Oak
Aix
Charles D. Lovelace
IBS
Suniland
Eslistes, Inc
Clarabell
Stanley
Westen National
Market Summary Mixed Actions Lead to Gains and Steady Rates
Early in the session, stocks showed mixed activity with some gains in rail and industrials while utilities and financials hovered near front. United Aircraft and other big names traded steadily, call money renewed, and the bond offering drew robust cash subscripts as Treasury proceeds boosted optimism in the financial district.
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Agronsittire Rosé J Pointe
Ajrerati
U.S
Amierican
United Aircrafl
Ges
Westen Dion
Durie
Rurber
Insull International Printing
Washington Cinolines
Treacury
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets Report
Chicago reports mixed poultry and produce prices with U.S. shipments and receipts to 29 on track, demand moderate amid steady Arizona supplies. New York market shows varied chicken, turkey, and egg prices with freezes and quality notes, while Kansas City and Chicago detail unsettled batter and poultry terms.
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Civago Lotators
Chicago
Ital U
Ariz
Geron
Industry council warns of federal power expansion impact
New York industry council meets with 200 representatives to hear Paul Clapp warn that the federal government plans to greatly expand electric power operations. He cites appropriations totaling about 20 million for power projects and argues such policy threatens private initiative and public reliance on government.
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New York
Mallanal
Counc
coUnMés
Tia
Electric Frame and Farm Authority
Pennessee Valley Associated Co-Operative, Inc
Lizmilion
L. Bardo
National Industrial Council
Wusiass
Cnrdier
Indore
Gene 5
Ans Makers Foresee Wa Ans Makers Foresee Wa
Fragmented OCR text about early 1908 predictions on European conflict and US munition contracts. Mentions patents, government contracts, and committee hearings with unclear names and dates. overall indicates prewar anticipation and wartime procurement issues.
Repeal’s Second Year Faces Revenue Shortfall
Washington reports the second year of repeal begins tomorrow as the Treasury projects 160,060,060 to Uncle Sam. Despite estimates of 390 million annually from excise and imports, the first year yielded just over 400 million, with losses from bootlegged liquor and collection costs. Factors include bootlegger impact, state reluctance on repeal, and high enforcement costs. By November 21, 1933, 21,022 arrests and 3,590,000 illicit gallons seized reflect ongoing crackdown and rising expenses.
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Washington
DB. C
Uncle Sam
Treasury
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
Houlegger
Gts
Congress
Cotton Market Quiet Opening In New Orleans
The cotton market opened quietly but steadily in New Orleans as futures traded around 32.46 for nearby and 12.02 for later deliveries. Traders eyed ongoing liquidation and a renewal of Tank Liquidation nearing late May with upcoming sales on May 24 and May 28.
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New Orleans
Foreign trade balance favorable in first ten months of 1984
Washington report shows America's foreign trade with a favorable balance around 400 million dollars for the first ten months of 1984. Exports totaled about 1.787 billion and imports about 5.372 billion, with the trade gap narrowing from the prior year.
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Washington, D. C
America
Commerce Department
Ostaber
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City Area
Livestock prices and market activity described for cattle calves sheep and hogs across the Kansas City market and statewide reports. Buyers price ranges include hogs 5.95 top and cattle calves and yearlings showing steady to lower trends as supply shifts. Slower demand noted for bulls cows and stockers with widespread price variation across weight classes and regions.
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Bec
Elolce
Torre Veauling Cunparall
Ely Fittle
Dana
Anne
Siuzhler
Faison
Kansas City
Avest
Dok
Hansas
City
Ted Steers
Earl
Open Forum Lectures List for New York to Begin in San Pedro
Open Forum's lectures for a new season were set at a meeting in the St Anthony hotel Monday night. The program includes speakers such as Ludwig Lewbohn, Harry Elmer Barnes, Lawrence Dennis and Dr. Robert Hutchins with topics on fascism communism and the future of the New Deal. Directors named and a nominating committee to present officers at the next meeting were announced.
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Edward Wiggam
New York City
San Antonio
Ludwig Lewbohn
Harry Elmer Barnes
Lawrence Dennis
Robert Hutchinsoa
William T. Fosterson
Ilso Ken Weer
Wobb
Darfey
Henry B
Dickmann
Jams M1
Basterling
Buaralm Priseh
J. Wy Fall
Kens May
Erick Grean
Chesawell Fall
Henry A. Hirschery
Giltary Lang
Sylvary Lang
Teh &, Mitchell
Rone Geawe O'Connor
Dart Oppenheimer
Thomas B. Portwood
Greqr Powell
Dy W. AD
Rust
Farmers Split Over Cotton Control and Bankhead Act
Washington reports that southern farmers face a choice between strict cotton production limits or returning to the 4 cent price. A six state coalition favored continuing Bankhead compulsory controls, seeking exemptions for small producers and streamlined allotments. They urged a permanent farmers organization and regional boards to hear protests, with a New Orleans conference planned.
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Belial
Secras
Tary Wallace
Gatlas
Aoe
Wallace
Bankhead
Bankhead @dil
Bat
Colton Central
el Cution
Colton Staley
Heart
New Orleans
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