Strike Halts Cattle Mart at National Stockyards
NATIONAL STOCKYARDS Ill July 13 2000 Operations of the livestock market were shut down by a 200 member A F L hindlers union strike. About 7500 head of cattle calves sheep and hogs remained outside the yards as 100 pickets blocked entry. Inside 15 000 head were fed watered and cared for. Union secretary Paul Jackson said the dispute centers on wage increases from 46 to 50 cents per hour. The U S Department of Agriculture estimated receipts of 3000 cattle 14 000 hogs 1600 calves and 4000 sheep.
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National Stockyards
Ill
A. F. of L. Hindlers' Union
HA. Powell
The
Livestock Exchange
Obituary Notice for Mrs Macy Shamper and Related Deaths
Obituary item notes Mrs Macy Shamper of 123 West Cypress died Friday at her home. Native of St Louis, member of Brunhside Lodge No. 7 Hermann. 50 years a resident of San Antonio. Survivors: daughter Vera M Clinkscales and Leola M Hoermerson, Teabert L Shamper, all of San Antonio. Also mentions Mrs Dow Hart and others. Burial at Smithville chapel following service Monday at St Marys.
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Macy Or
Asarper
West Cypress Feet
St. Loouis
Brunhside Lodge No. 7
Hermann
Ban Antonio
Daightera
Mit Vera M
Clinkscales
Leola M. Hoermerson
Teabert L. Shamper
Ban Antohto
St. Mary's
Dow Hart
A. OF. Barnen
Wort Asmerce
Grain prices and market notes from a historic listing
The clipping lists grain prices for Wheat Corn and Maize with several varieties and units. Prices include 2 bushel and 6 cwt measurements. Entries reference No 2 red oats and Prairie Way ton pricing, with figures fluctuating around 80 to 130 cents per unit.
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Artonio Bay
GMALN
Pald Oy
Fale
Munday Gort Kixca
Hele
Local Obituary and Market Notes From New York and New Orleans
July notices report various deaths and services in New York and New Orleans with names such as Mrs. Rosa Irwin and Miss M. Pascal, while market data shows copper and cotton quotes in New Orleans and New York, including July figures and price changes amid a cloudy, fragmented transcript.
Stocks Drift Moderately as Markets Open Lightly Lower
In the early trading of the session stocks NRW YONUC and several others edged down slightly. The market showed a cautious tone with mixed gains and losses as investors weighed inflation and corporate results in the opening hours.
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Wantowrth
U.S
Atco
Donglan Alregraft
Santa Fe
General Kleene
Money exchange rates and bank notes in New York and London
A garbled financial brief notes exchange rates for Canadian and American currencies including Canadian dollar and US dollar, with references to percent premia and discount contexts. Mentions Great Britain rates, foreign exchange markets, and various bank names, but exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Nownardign
Dolinsa
Acini AL
Iaronita Oy
Camielan Dolinia
New York
Wi York
Narnia
Oil News Snapshot of Wells Near Shell No 14 and Petitions
An oil field report details Shell operations and nearby drilling, noting No 14 and No X Jones wells two miles southeast of Prenont, with depth estimates around TAG feet. It mentions wall integrity, tubing pressure near 1500 pounds, and several prospects across Bowing fener and Roberta subdivisions.
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Shell Qi Company
E. Stewartea
L. Jones
Meetigson
von Bircher
Jim Wells County
Shell
Prenont
Jone
Hallevid
Robert Lalvette
Ray
Seettott
Roberta
Suibdivision Ag Robret Sehallert Uct
Culley Colony
Bite Edinpans
RAO Fant
Riel
HC Bredon
Paul
Waldor
Frirov
MLIR
Foot
Anne
Roel Odorae
Mrvainlla
Nori la Warit
Tackaol
Anna
Bae
Anza
Census shows cottonseed crushed in six months ends June 30
Census Bureau figures show total cottonseed crushed in the first six months ending June 30 at 3,040,664 tons, down from 4,315,107 tons a year earlier. June at mill use stood at 118,106 tons, versus 190,435 tons last year.
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Washington
Bilheku
Son to Settle Score With Japs
MAN ANGELO wily 131) Al fred Treland Jr, whose parents are prisoners of war, has made arrangements for persopot sellienent with the Japs. Alfred's father, a petseteumsene Bineer, and Mrs. Ireland were rap ied in Lee fall of the Philippines. ALi, 19, has passed evarlaations for the ai corps. A former student at Luby Beach Junior college, hie came Neve to Ue with his brother, Lint. MR. Kelwac, Justinetor at Gonedtollawfield.
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Man Angelo
Alfred
Treland Jr
Persopot Sellienent
Petseteumsene Bineer
Ireland
Lee
Philippines
Ali
Ai Corps
Luby Beach Junior College
Hie
Lint
Kelwac
Gonedtollawfield
House Group To Speed in New Tax Bill
Washington July 13 The House Ways and Means Committee agreed to push the new 6.25 billion tax bill with safeguards to preclude amendments. The measure would raise revenues to about 24.01 billion and shift to a 1 percent withholding from paychecks beginning January. The panel approved a flat corporate tax and higher individual rates, while removing postwar refunds for corporations.
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House Group
Washington
House
Rites Committee
Worlth
Morgentha
Teargas Use Starts Riot
July 14 reports two men hospitalized and several others nursing injuries after a clash between Jehovah's Witnesses and residents. Names listed: Germany Olick, 23, Graf ton. John Kikosiesky, 6, Clifton Black. Police say the riot began when Witnesses arrived to seek redress, escalating with improvised weapons and arrests during the uprising.
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Sis Syyurgh
Iqa
If Suee
Aftet
OC Jehovah's Witnesses
Poling
Germany
Olick
Grafton
John Kikosiesky
Clifton Black
Piles
Trperial
Megion Post Elects Pearsall During July Meeting
Pearsall and a slate of officers were elected by Megion Post July 19. Dever Edwards led as post commander with Tyton Roberts serving as adjutant. H M Dalkowitz was chosen vice commander, Ray Hlount as adjutant, Henvy Bilhariz as finance officer, and A B Omlls as sergeant at arms.
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Megion
Pearsall
Dever Edwards
Lew Bion
Lins
Tyton Roberts
H. M. Dalkowitz
Mander
Ray Hlount
Henvy Bilhariz
A.B. Omlls
Kansas City Livestock Market Rates and Cuts Scraped
Kansas City livestock prices show wide swings across cattle calves and hogs with weights over 240 pounds quoted near 14 to 15 dollars per hundredweight and feeder cattle trading slower. The report notes demand uneven, with strong interest in certain fat cattle and softer receipts overall, while hogs and vealers posted mixed moves and regional activity hints at market direction.
Texas Farm Short Course Highlights And Hog Production Notes
A short course near Beeville covers cotton crop summaries parasite control and range practices led by Z C Marin and Cameron Siddall experts from A and M Extension. Texas farmers boosted hog production with record spring farrowings and 1,620,000 head saved, while markets face transport delays unless pigs are finished and sold promptly to avoid peak-season bottlenecks.
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Allion
Beoyille
Z. C. Marin
Agen
College Stabian
Cameron Siddall
M. Extension Service
T.T
Killouch
Shecinlish
M. College
Burwell
Paur
Stefford Smith
Sidml
Texas
Texas U.S. A. War Board
BF. Vyanne
Texas Board
Uged
Fire at Bleck Sonn Ppean Mreet Detected
A fire incident reported at Bleck Sonn Ppean Mreet near E. L. Weltmeawith. Fire crews responded to a blaze in a vacant or unclear location, with police and emergency units on scene. The note mentions a Monday date and local ads urging classified messages.
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Bleck Sonn
E. L. Weltmeawith
Shark
Maekk
Mann
THA
Alors
Cobh Mattere
Haring Li
Commission Market Prices From Avocados To Tomatoes
A long list of farm goods and prices from the Commission Market includes avocados at 2 to 3 dollars per case, cabbage at 4 cents a pound, Texas onions at 1.20 per pound, and various fruits and vegetables from California, Central America, and Mexico. The report catalogs dozens of items with per unit or per crate pricing, reflecting broad market offerings and regional suppliers.
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Seamling Commission
Whelennia Poultry Woninen
Negro Church Votes Se Rieh Dallasite
Dallas July 1 A Dallas businessman named Sanger faced repeated solicitations from a pastor of a negro church raising funds for a new building. Sanger said he donated only to his own group and that the church only supported approved organizations. After persuasion the congregation voted him into solidarity with no chairing duties. Sanger made a check contribution.
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Dallas
Sanger
Puzzle Where's the Sun Driver
ST LOUIE July 13 The police report a new streetcar incident involving a driver who could not avoid a streetcar backing into his automobile. The second car was empty and blocked by a pumpers vehicle. The incident highlights puzzling Acuity and surprise at the scene.
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ST Louie
Ce Pallersman
Bandits Stumble In North Side Laundry Heist
In Chicago on July 13 a group of burglars invaded a North Side laundry. After failing to open a safe for over an hour they loaded a push cart with machines and office equipment. The thieves could only move one typewriter before escaping.
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Chicago
North Side
Stagelig
Night Watch
Counties Cut Down On Expenditures
East Texas counties face reduced appropriations in 1943 budgets amid tax rate changes and conservative fiscal policy. Wood county plans a tentative rate cut while several other counties adjust values. overall assessed valuations hold steady with local variations noted.
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Longview
Jay
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
Wand
Wood County
Red River
Pannin
Las Nit
Nacogdoches
Brazos Roynties
Father Locks Up Bike Beats Judge in Town
Municipal Judge Charles S. Coater vowed to impound bikes for safety, telling his first customer he would lock a bike for 15 days unless payment. The boy replied his father could not pay, noting the ongoing discipline.
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Des Maines
Charles S. Coater
Brayeles
Per
Ant
Scotllen
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