Brief rally in market hoes and trading turns cautious
Market news notes a brief rally in the hoes market with trading turning cautious. Several stocks including American Telephone, Sasul, Fe American Rikers, MB Case, and New Taek Con tex moved little, while others like Carn Products and Lorne showed fractional gains amid a broader market, as traders awaited clearer signals.
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VCH
Jan
Jaeib' Nour Suldany
USA
Everares
Surat
Soviet Move Inoculates Pine and Fir Forests
Moscow reports a massive Soviet program to inoculate millions of pine and fir trees with the peridermium fungus to boost resin yields. A. Gukuranova-Gies-Fva of the Soviet Forestry Institute at Hasan oversees field experiments, with initial tests in the Chuvashian Soviet Republic showing lower than normal turpentine and resin production prior to large scale trials.
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Moscow
INS
A. Gukuranova-Gies
Repub- Me
German Inventors Aid French Army
Bergen January 7 report that a German inventor created a superior gas mask named grow gasmark and that France bought the patent for an enormous sum. The inventor, unnamed, is said to receive a large share of profits, with France securing absolute protection against gas attacks.
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Bergen
Prance 4A
Ascsiaore
France
Father of Reindeer Industry Dies in California
Gaeland Calif January death of Carl Mangus Ejelsberg aged 56 reported as the father of the Jatkan reindeer industry. A rugged, cheery Norseman who helped spark Alaska history recalls Eski mos and Ahteksn gold Tush era. In 1885 Norway learned of Alaska starvation and chose to stock the country with reindeer, with Bielsbsg selected to lead the feeding expedition.
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Gaeland
Calif
Jan
Carl Mangus Ejelsberg
Norway
Bielsberg
Alaska
Bielsbsg
Tnto
Birth Decline Shown in Chicago Population Forecast
Chicago faces a shrinking birth rate with projections showing a city of adults within ten years. The 1913 birth rate stood at 24.1 births per 1000, dropping to 19.8 in 1920 and 15.3 in 1991, even as the city grew from 34,439 in 1911 to 96,626 in 1920, reflecting a long term population aging trend.
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Chicago
Jan. T
INS
Tbe Hirth Rile
Auto Bruises Child, Driver Falls Dead in Kansas City
A driver died after a minor injury incident in Kansas City when a child was struck by a vehicle. Authorities reported the event occurred on January 7 and are investigating the sequence leading to the fatal injuries. The report notes a subacute impact and a shock to the driver, with details still unclear.
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Kansas City
Kon
RO Aver
Chayres
Hanne
Denny
Courts PINEAL MIRTRUCE COURT in unclear text
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled court terminology and names making it difficult to identify a coherent event or entities. No clear date, place, or outcome is readable, yielding an unreadable legal brief from the scanned page.
Kashmir Prohibits Ownership of Gems Without License
Kashmir authorities ban possession of precious stones without a license and order surrender to the government. Valid titles receive full value, unauthorized users get 30 percent of market price, and after 90 days unlicensed gems will be seized. Washington committee session canceled to reopen to assess treasury needs.
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Kashmir
India
Hoover Dam worker dies after fall on Nevada side
A Hoover Dam employee fell several hundred feet to his death on the Nevada side of the Colorado River and died from impact with a boulder. The coroner traveled 90 miles to the scene and ruled death accidental, under Nevada jurisdiction.
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Boulder Dam
Nevada
Arizona
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
United States Italy Plan Mutual Art Exchange
A program for mutual interchange of literary and artistic productions of America and Italy is being formulated by the Institute of Italo American Culture. It includes an Italian publishing house to translate American works and a U S publisher to translate Italian works, plus cultural conferences and tours between the two nations.
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Italy
Rome
Jao
USI
America
Institute of Italo-American Culture
Constante Prospert
United States
Woman fishes in her own backyard during flood
In Hoquiam Washington on January 7 a woman, Mrs Nonuin Foole, fished from her back steps into flood waters to recapture goldfish that had escaped from a yard pond. Neighbors laughed as she retrieved most of the fish despite the rising water.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Neightors
Funeral Rites Held for Thomas at San Marcos
Funeral services were conducted for a resident identified as Thomas, aged 12, at a San Marcos church. The deceased had lived in San Marcos for 23 years and was described as a local leader.
Cotton Market Opens With Mixed Trades In New Orleans
New Orleans early cotton trading showed varied demand as futures edged lower on prices near prior closes. Prices listed for March, May, and July futures traded around 4.50 to 6.29 with activity uneven and market quieting toward the close amid unsettled conditions.
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Von
Tone New Fost
Holliday
Weber
Tiverpool
Allent
Muns
Painir
Frede
Prise Ns
Leder
Meryayer
Tnt
Tatertoo
Cotton
Tateriool
Jmtermset Businser
Wotston
CACO
Baia
Money and Metals Lyingn Aus Ey Oxon
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and figures about medals and sums. It mentions locations and people in a garbled style. The readable parts point to a discussion of awards or possessions and a possible tally or value in a sports or prize context.
45 Cases Tried in Corpus Court
Corpus Christi residents report about forty five criminal cases disposed of Monday by Federal Judge William H Atwell from Dallas. The proceedings included liquor law violations with fines ranging from five cents to two hundred fifty dollars. In one case a mail offender had spent months in jail since arrest.
Youths fined for serenade disturbance in Lamar wedding
In Lamar Colorado on January 3 a dozen Lanise youths serenaded a newly married couple. Police Magistrate Searle Garvin fined them a total of money and turned the fine over to the bride's group.
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Lamar
Colo
Searle Garvin
Prime Minister Pens a Lyric to Lowly Frying Pan
London dispatch reports Prime Minister MacDonald, freeing from heavy duties, writes a lyric praising the frying pan for Ruckack magazine. He quips that one must roll up sleeves, fork in hand, and control the cooking as vegetables simmer.
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London
MacDonald
Slalentine
Fils Neagler
Filers
Alexiing
Irving
Turn Over Sales Tax Proposed in House
Washington D. C. January. Representative Kent Keller proposes a one percent turnover tax on all transfers of goods to fund a public works program. The plan claims to immediately employ about two million men and includes issuing treasury notes to curb currency inflation.
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Washington, D. G
Lyys
Kent BE. Keller
Treasury
Family Eats Fresh Corn in November
LONGVIFW wash Jao 9 Jay y Caruthers Longyew arrived home from California with fellows. The corn grew and as a result the Caruthers Family enjoyed corn on the cob during November with many ears yet to be picked. TEXAS TRAINS DROPPED Austin Jen 3 Wi The Chicago Rock intend and Oil Railway Company were given authority by the Texas railroad commission to discontinue Itama Nu. 3L between Dallas and Fort Worth and to discontinue operation of Itamax for cars 741 and 742 between Hindieport and Graham. Theft of a woman's water en prawd Christmas 38 Wan ten ported in palire Turriay by W o Linder 215 Howard street.
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Caruthers
Cellforni
Texas
Austin
Jen
Chicagd, Rock Intend and Oil Railway Company
Texaa Cailroad Commission
Dalle
Fort Worth
Itamax
Hindieport
Graham
Palire Turriay
W. O Linder
Howard ‘Atreet
Market Notes and Prices From GHAWERS Market List
The page lists fruits and vegetables with prices from GHAWERS MARKET. Items include apples pears grapefruits lemons oranges onions cabbage and many others with varied price points. A separate commission quotations section shows detailed pricing for goods like apples apricots avocados grapes lettuce celery cucumbers and peppers among many regional varieties.
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Arkansas
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Florida
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Gail
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Qrancer
Texas
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Calharniey
Colsraci
Rio Grande Valles
California
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M & Rely
Poultry and Produce Prices and Listings Across Markets
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Grain Market Turns Mixed As Wheat Prices Jump
Grain market activity shows wheat futures rising amid tighter supplies and demand. The Liverpool wheat futures stood firm while corn receded after initial gains, as government stocks and cold weather influence trade. Prices for May wheat climb, with officials noting stronger cash bids and reduced farm selling. The market faces winter weather risks and expectations of continued volatility into spring.
Nebraska Governor Charles W. Bryan Improves
Lincoln Neb Jan 3 Gov Charles W Bryan improved eight weeks after heart disease his condition reported by his son Silas of Minneapolis The update came as Samuel L Rothafel head of the Roosevelt theater and Radio City Music Hall rested easier after an abdominal operation performed Saturday morning in New York the AP reported
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Lincoln
Charles W. Bryan
Wan
Silas
Minneapolis
Bedelde
New York
Samuel L
Nuay
Rothafe
Radio City Music Fall
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City
The notice lists cattle and hog lots with weights from 180 to 360 pounds and up to 500 pounds, with prices ranging around 2.60 to 4.00 per unit. It covers several markets including Chicago and Kansas City and includes figures for vealers, cows, and bulls along with buyer terms and packinghouse references.
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Mana City
Sun
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Aowa
Ste.lark Ark
Mindsum
Guts in Vet Relief Urged by National Committee
Washington dispatch reports the National Committee for Economy in Government urged Congress to cut veterans relief costs by 411 million annually. The plan targets World War I and Spanish American War veterans, proposing tighter post office benefit disclosures, a centralized appeals office for disability claims, and reduced hospital and disability payments.
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National Committee For Econo Joey
Freight Loadings Rise Over Previous Year Decline From Prior Week
The American Railway Association reports revenue freight loadings for the week ending December 24 at 494,580 cars. This marks a drop of 22,218 cars from the prior week but an increase of 53,881 from the same week last year, though still 41,772 below the level of 1930.
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Washington, D. C
American Railway Association
De Valera dissolves Dail calls election for Jan 24
Dublin January 3 President Eamon De Valera announced the dissolution of the Dail Elrann and called for a new parliament election on January 24. The new body will meet February 3 after eleven months since he assumed the presidency of the Free State council to decide if his government remains in power.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Free State Council
Judge Burns Out After Long Service at County Seat
Mount Sharp ranchman and cattleman W. M. Burnett, a county official at Heys County, retires today as Judge W. Thompson ends his term after service extending to the county seat.
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San Marcos
Jan.s
W. M. Burnetts
Mount Sharp
Heys County
W. Thompson
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