Mine Found In Arizona Brings Prospective Gold Rush Hope
In Arizona a mine said to hold high grade gold ore was reported located in the Catalina mountains near Oracle. Charis W. McGhee and partners announced the discovery after clearing an entrance at the Canada Del Oro head, revealing an iron door and a wide ore vein. The tale echoes the Lost Dutchman lore, with many seekers perishing or vanishing while pursuing the site.
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Oracle
Kirke T. Moore
Moore An McGhee
Canada del Oro
Sombrero Peak
Dutchman
A. Ruth
Washington, D. C
DAMS RITES HELD MONDAY FOR TEXAS NEWSPAPERMAN
Funeral services were to be held Monday for Charles F. Davis 62 of West King’s Highway San Antonio paper executive and veteran Texas newspaperman. A native of Tillipis he owned papers in Tyler Palestine Wolfe City before joining San Antonio Paper Company rising to treasurer of South Texas Press association a charter Laurel Heights Methodist Church member and Shrine Knight of Pythias Odd Fellows Woodmen of the World. Survived by widow Nannie and three daughters.
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Batcom Watts
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Charles FE. Davis
West King's Highway
San Antonio Paper Company
Texas
Avta
Tillipis
Texn
Wolfe City
San Antonio
New Orleans
Davis
Ables
Rampai
South Texas Press Association
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows and
Woodmen
Worl
Nannie Davie
Mya
Airs
FM. Rosenstein
Tyler
Otra. 3
al Amith
Charles Wallf
Houston
Soviet Devolve Supply Control to Factories in Russia
A Soviet decree ordered today by Joseph Stalin and M Molestoff places distribution of food and clothing in the hands of individual factories and enterprises effective January 1. The change decentralizes provisioning, shifting the burden from the government to workers.
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Moscow, Sr
Russia
Joseph Stalin
M. Molestoff
Temple League Plans Meeting at Community Center
Temple Bell El Temple League schedules an important business meeting at the community center Tuesday evening. Three monthly plans will be discussed with committee chairmen presenting notes. League members will perform musical numbers before the session ends. Ridney Kline, president, will preside. Members urged to attend.
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Temple League
Temple Bell el
God the Varios
Ridney Kline
League
Bescon Hii Young Peoples’ Corlitian Endeavor Seurery
Tts
Pe. A
New Pastor Arrives at New Braunfels
A new pastor joins New Braunfels parish as Rev H C Borne and colleagues plan to establish a permanent home. The program includes English services announced for Monday night at the auditorium, with details broadcast over KTSA and mentioning First Protestant Church and related figures.
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New Braunfels
H. C. Borne
Houston
Mr. Dorna
Churat
Auditorim
Mary Faith in The Light serial tease at love and peril
A spicy serialized tale explores Mary Faith’s journey through love and independence as she navigates romance, marriage ideas, and a skeptical suitor. The story centers on Kim the Uninks and her search for a stable partner, with Mary Faith embodying trust and modern womanly resolve amid flirtations and social pressures.
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Tlewlady
Hose
Tor
Flying
Beatries Burton
Billy Burton
Divouireda
Cyntes
Nantrary
Kilm
Tim
Mary Faith
Kim
Macy Faith
Mary Taith
Hia
Mary Falth
Exports to Europe Hit Record in October
Washington reports Europe received the largest share of U S exports in October with a total foreign trade value around 41534 6049 dollars. The October total for Europe stood out as the peak of foreign trade, highlighting strong demand in Western markets.
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Washington, D. C
Dec
Europe
United States
Elzabeth Tynan PTA organizes with officers named
A 2:40 PM meeting formed the Elzabeth Tynan school Parent-Teacher Association chaired by Mrs. E R Lewis of the San Antonio Council. Officers elected included President Mrs O W Reister and President Mrs Fred A Benedict secretary Mrs J F Stahn treasurer Mrs FP J Katemarek publicity chair Mrs W E Granger membership chair Mrs A Schaub and grounds chair Mrs A J Harris. A social hour followed as thanks were given to Mrs Lewis and Mrs J E Padgett for organizing the group.
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Elzebeth Tynan School Aas
E. R. Lewis
San Antonio Council of Parents and Teachers
O. W. Reister
Fred A. Benedict
J. F. Stahn
Mra
FP. J. Katemarek
W. E. Granger
A. Schaub
A. J. Harris
Lewis
J. E. Padgett
Fannin Farent-Teacher Association
Association For
Suan Hall
Tannin Selon
Padgett
R. B. Patrbanks
Calverton
Srrie Johnson
Achinol
Willem Tevin
Red Cross
Emile Johnson
Padselt
Ty Robrat
Roberts Beacon
Charlies Orsinger
Lee Strutzenberger
Elizabeth Fostolos
Harald Orasibeck
Beulah Williams
Jack Kirkland
John Anthony
Lester Missbaum
Frances Later Smitl
Morman Ricks
Jean Davenport
Milton Drake
Gratalyn Burnett
Th. G. Resler
Reberva Gonzalez
Doris Wykert
Doris
Gefyestinenes
Mesrames
C. M. Gates
L. M. Pitkin
W. BR. Grin
Citrus Crops In Harlingen Valley See Record 1933-34 Expansion
In Harlingen Texas officials forecast a 1933-34 citrus crop boost with about 5 000 cars this season and 20 000 cars next year, as 1 331 000 newly planted trees join 3 282 000 bearing trees. A new grading system and certification plan may limit shipments to top fruit. a meeting with Florida officials aims to harmonize schedules under a growing harvest. Next season could mark the valley’s first fully bearing citrus area with broader shipments from December through February.
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Harlingen
Texas
Hart Tweongino
Mt. Longina
McDonald
Florida
Kiwanis Leaders Meet in Fort Worth Conference
Kiwanis leaders from Texas and Oklahoma gather in Fort Worth for an all day conference for club presidents elect in the Texas Oklahoma district. District Governor Walter Morris of Fort Worth opens the meeting with 50 plus chiefs attending. A pre conference session outlined plans for the coming year including a goal of one new club in each of 19 districts.
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Fort Wortil Nec
Kiwanis
Texas-Oklahoma
Kiwanis International
Wor-Dlecé
Walter Morris
Puc Worth
Morris
Wie
Covernors Elert
Doak Recommends Immigration Bars in Congress Report
In his annual labor department report Secretary Williams Noak recommends tighter immigration laws. The plan would require aliens to be warded in specific trades and tighten naturalization requirements, urging a nationalized reading of the Finnish language age.
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Wasrington
D. C
Nee
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Wiliams Noak
Haleo
Fourth Victim of Auto Crash Dies
Four soldiers linked to a Fort Shafter incident died in the same deadly crash. Roscoe Wring remained near death while Ames Maxwell, from Pearl Harbor, drove one of the vehicles in the fatal collision. The victims, identified as Knoesel of Cincinnati and others, were all aboard the same transport.
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Usi
Knoesel
Cincinnati
Fort Shafter
Roscoe Wring
Ames Maxwell
Pearl Harbor
Wis Unisine
Osh
Nes
Identify Dead Boy as Slain Holdup
A 15 year old boy, Koltey, was identified as the victim slain during a hold up in Astoria. Police reported the shooting occurred Thursday night as part of an armed robbery and the suspect remains at large.
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New York
Der
Pitrick
Koltey
Treasury receipts show December totals and misreads
Treasury records for December list receipts totaling 14 100 043 30 dollars with smaller items 649 71 and other entries. The text appears garbled with misread names and numbers but indicates monthly revenue figures and adjustments from different bureaus.
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Washington, D. &. Dee
Fwm
Treasury Receips
Custer Duller
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