Farm Credit Loans Reach 145 Million Across Regions
Washington July 17 The farm credit administration reported loans totaling 145,000,000 loaned to farmers and 21 branches established to widen credit access. Most loans run one year with advance payments common. Central West leads in volume with Sioux City a key livestock center. 126,017,201 in outstanding loans remains. Repayments hold steady despite drought and adverse conditions. New branch plans are under study by Governor Morgen.
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Neighborhood clubs plan meetings and social events
The article lists multiple local group gatherings including Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railway Conductors, the Zeta Phi Gamma fraternity party at Medina Lake, and the Lockwood Park Recreation Club announcing gym classes. It mentions various social events, meetings, and notices across churches, lodges, and women's associations with dates and locations in San Angelo and nearby areas.
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Zeta Phi Gamma Fraternity
Medina Lake
Mary Elizabeth Robinson
Dorothy Steves
Bebe Reilly
Pauline Rose
Merle Tratton
Gladys Stasfa
Ole Lx
Margaret Stewart
Margie Chavez
Virgiin Lenman
J. D. Kaiser
Roy Snipes
Joe Langley
Alfred Stevens
Vestint Elect
Frederick Reed
Chaarles Wiliams
W. D. Stubblefield
Mex Kahn
Tahminel Kimbrich
Vincent Trafinn
Lockwood Park
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Mary Wilson
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Banco Pady
Wanda Calhoun
Phi Kappa
Dallas
Gamma Chapter
San Antono
Stella Beaumont
Gunter
B. J. Henderson
Deravon
Tennis at Omaita Announces Midwest Men’s Championship Tour
Thirty players from St Louis Kansas City Lincoln Omaha and nearby towns compete for the Midwest men’s tennis championship in Omaita. Notable entrants include George Tall and Tunsell Tall of Texas and de Paul Mahood of Lincoln with seeds and matchups yet to be set as play begins today.
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Wholesale price index shows June rise and mixed gains
The Labor Department reports wholesale prices in June rose for the fourth straight month with an index of 65 compared with 100 in 1856. Farm products and many groups gained while some staples fell. Food prices overall rose 9 percent from May, with increases in butter cheese flour and canned goods.
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Jilly
Labor Department
Pourtie
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Box Score Chaos From a Confused Major League Summary
A garbled OCR style box score reports scattered MLB game details with unclear player names and mixed phrases. It references Sawin Mindin Tadley Seinen Campbell and fragments like Washington 5, Boston Chivara 3, and New York lines, with umpire notes and double plays, but many words are incomprehensible.
National League baseball game noted with scattered errors
Fragmented OCR reports a National League baseball sketch mentioning players Mo Lactose Martin Warner Diyas Linreh and Carleton Wr among others. The text references base advancement, outs, hits, and fielding errors with unclear names and places, plus a stray line about Methows vine.
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Lina
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Balla
Singen
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Hansep
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Drys in Dallas Oppose Election
Dallas county drys pushed plans to oppose a county wide election on repeal and prohibition. Pat M Neff, president of Baylor University, defined the eighteenth amendment and urged mobilization of supporters against the vote.
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Exports of Grain Showing Gains at New York Port
New York July 17. Exports of domestic and Canadian grain through New York during the four weeks ended June 3 totaled 4 425,000 bushels, compared with 4 027,000 bushels in the same period a year ago. Shipments were about 458,000 bushels higher than the prior four weeks. Market observers note stronger grain movement amid steady demand.
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