Farm Board Favors Co operative World Mart for Grain Ills
The Western Farm Board endorses a 20 million dollar world cooperative marketing corporation to manage grain sales for farmers. The plan envisions an intermediary between the Farm Board and local cooperatives with global offices and centralized funding. A meeting in Chicago outlined the outline, with further details to be decided at today’s session.
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Farm Board
Co-operative World Mart
Chicago
Washington
Arthur BI
Hyde
Scretary of Agriculture
Ex-Ifficio
Rwlient Frowers
Smith W. Brookhart
Ropebury, Tows
Chlempo En Tome
Terger
United States
Ded
Jredan
Spregisarel Moerketing
Tha
Ku Ion
Clive
Jams
Oklahoma City
Alezander H. Lerge
St Ja Nak
Iiliaras
Coperative
Battle Fires Rage in Superior Forest Elevate Threat
GRAN MARAIS July 27 Roughly 500 men were recruited to battle fires in the Superior National Forest. Fires broke out yesterday and spread across Irile and Cascade Lake districts, scorching over 1000 acres as high winds hampered forest rangers efforts.
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Gran Marais
Sina
Superins National Forest
Irile
Cascade Lake
Forest Rangers
Creas
Dancing nights fill Webb's ballroom and nearby venues
A jumble of ad style notices lists dance events at Webb's ballroom corner Goliad and Wells, Castroville, and nearby halls. Mentions Theo. Artist orchestra, Sin Hopkins, Golda and bia Coll, Majestic Jewelry Co, and various music acts. Includes times, venues, and a few names with scant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Corner Goliad
Itead Ho! Wells Blvd
Woodern
Theo
Lade
Castroville
Ty As
Sin Hopkins
Clowns Yanis Arbecter to Play Fedicrace Sheriff Saturday
Yanis Arbecter, a familiar figure in San Antonio, will perform the role of the Fedicrace sheriff Saturday night. The entertainer, with two niche in the hearts of local residents, aims to add more laurels to a growing list of achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanis Arbecter
San Antonio O Persons
Remy
Fedicrace Sherilf
Martha Opera Cast to Perform in San Antonio Night
San Antonio opera lovers will attend Martha in the third San Antonio Civic Opera summer production, directed by David Griff. The show features the spinning wheel quartet and a strong cast including Taula Arbetter as the sheriff and well known locals Fred Jones, Charles Stone, Zaleme Herfé Simpson, and Warren Aull.
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San Antonio Opera
Martha
San Antonio Civic Opera
Rompaer
Lone Star Eanken Garden
David Griff
Taula Arbetter
Richmond
Vital Statistics Reported Across Fort Sam Houston Area
A list of birth and burial notices dated July with names including Caylon Santana Liaim Garza and Dorothy Le Berns. Entries name multiple individuals by full or partial titles with locations such as Fort Sam Houston El Pao street and 7070 Vera Cruz street, noting dates in July and burial remarks.
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Berns
Seaton RG
Sam Hounan
Mes
Erich Benton
Fort Bata Houston
Atse
Moral
W. Lays
Fort Sdm
Heualon
Mee
Gren Tuell Mores
Fort Sam Houston
Bay
Troy
Suly Sa
Glen Sieblean
Fort Sem
Fort Sem ‘Houston: Gist
Suran M. Bayl
Dtndical Arts Hospital
Pablo Vazquez
Vera Cruz
Albina Ar Anbula
Rauna Street
Bow
Mra
Enrique. Binnehatt
el Pao
Mri
Ales
Lone
Arle Retaen
Guadalupe Street
India Sandstorm Halts Mail Plane
A severe sandstorm in Tondo on July 27 halted a mail plane for about 20 hours, reducing visibility to a cloud hovering at 10 feet. Crew abandoned attempts to take off, delaying dispatch from Paydast. The weather improved by evening but slowed flights further while officials urged caution.
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Tondon
Tondo Daifty
Aid
Conaalt
Quake kills sixty in Ecuador town Moyuego near Quito
Ecuador dispatch reports a powerful earthquake leveled Moyuego, killing about sixty residents and triggering panicked evacuations. Aftershocks continued overnight, with fissures up to fifteen feet wide opening near the town center. Red Cross teams rushed to assist survivors across Tambilte, Mechuachi, and La Tacunga.
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Quito
Ecuador
Moyuego
Navy Develops Speedy Plane for Schneider Race
Washington July 24 A small pair of powerful monoplanes built at the naval aircraft factory near Philadelphia are undergoing taxi tests on the Delaware River and later will go to Annapolis for speed trials Lieutenant Ab Williams pilots the craft which uses a Packard X engine with radical modifications and is said to exceed 1000 horsepower The plan is to fly to England for the Schneider races at Laws September 6 1027 Britain previously won with Lieut S N Webster piloting a supermarine racer at 281 685 mph The United States had no entry
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Washington, D. C
America
Great Britain
Thiledelthia Navel Aircraft Factory
Lieut
Ab Williams
Naval Factory
Delaware
United States
Jap Seaman Killed by Shock
A major earthquake rocked Japan with Shizuoka Namazu Mito and Matsumoto affected. Ports and trains halted, buildings damaged, and power lines cut. A Kon go battle cruiser crewman died after being shaken from his perch. three others and two bluejackets were seriously injured.
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Tokio
Japan
Shizuoka
Namazu
Mito
Matsumoto
Tokohama
Totia
Yokosuka
Kamakura
Yokohama
Rengo
Yokosume
Kongo
Tokosuke
Naval Port
Harht- Oj
Mexico Prisoners Found Drunk During Jail Inspection
MEXICO CITY July 27 A dispatch to the Universal from Puebla says municipal authorities found all prisoners in the jail drunk during an unannounced inspection. An investigation revealed stocks of liquor marijuana a native drug pistols and diggers in the jail office. These were seized and authorities are seeking to place responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Ebe Universal Irom
Puebla Seys Municipal
Inmates in State Hospital Reach 2412, Officials Report
Austin July 27 The state board of control reports 14 507 inmates in warded institutions ending June. Ray Aztonis State hospital holds 2412 inmates, Confederate Warden's home in Austin the smallest. Per inmate monthly cost set at 18.08 dollars.
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Austin
State Board of Control
Ray Aztonis State
Wa Tden
Bobbitt to Run Say Friends in Dallas
Dallas friends of District Attorney FLL say Bobbitt will not confirm plans to run for governor. The Dallas News reported uncertainty, noting he declined to state definitively or deny rumors of a campaign.
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Bobbitt
Dallas
Dallas News
Dallas Friends of
Fll
Dobbith Af
Real Estate Transfers Mixed 1920s to 1930s in City Blocks
A long, garbled OCR list documents numerous real estate transfers and deeds across many city blocks and subdivisions. Names include Nora Giffen Capt, C J Echnelder, Walter Napier, Beulah Wiegineton, Anne Louise Gaasell, and Mary Shadwell, with dates from 1920 to 1930. Transactions cover quitclaim deeds, lot and block descriptions, and references to new city blocks and burial park properties, interwoven with misread numbers and place fragments. The fragmentary text preserves extensive property activity, though exact parcels and beneficiaries are inconsistently legible.
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Nora Giffen
Amen Clyde
C.J. Echnelder
Cletm
Tre Misston Cemetery Company
Welye
Henno Mayton
Brisstoy “Burial
Walter P. Napier
Walter Z. Napier
Tp Fact
Mra Verne ‘Miller
Mary A. Shadwell
Jesge Washington
San Antonio
Heiphta
Niy
Beulan Wieskington
Travie and
Gertrude
Eld
Maren
Rosemary Pace
Ate
Anne
Anne Lou Gaasell
N. W
Beulah Wiegineton
Oudb-Vlaim Sana Anterst
Rosemary Place
Ederick
Annes Khaleelth
Yaehtoddie
Dune
Sebittern
Henry Cooertier
Tote
Cy Hicek
Alfred Aa Gmrmietiie
Jossehine Sanner
Jornn
Eliy Biok
Mary Fe
Dueeway
Merry Whitt
Schneider
Israel Brantthar
Polock Hl
Ieth Bae
B. G
Skinner
Effy ‘Hock
Pauline Dinester
Cfutys
Ausliia Plax Ae Namiecs
Gilletaim
Ely’ Lock
Henry Kvard
Marguerite Brown
Bienrechts
Marlandsly
Tae Wictora Buhiling
Selii Teiutan
Foil
Elite Bratke
Sohn RY Baerret Camaane
Hidleys Tweerber
Blak
Mayemtet
Jansen J. Stanmerer
Spont
Wanasdana
Radio Listings and Music Programs Across Stations
A dense schedule of radio programs for KTSA KTBA WOAI KGCI RTAP RTSA and others notes daily music blocks, concerts, religious services, and study hours. Included are time slots for orchestras, choruses, evangelists, and classical segments, with speakers like David Lawrence and mentions of WGN WABC WEAF networks and various regional programs.
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BAM Kgrc Varzmoun Reillo
Ovusic
ATSA
RTSA
Ychooennes
RGRC
KGDR
Rtsai
Tall Kgol
Literte
Woal Southern Equipmer
Oinyan
R2ou
Aleuse’ S Broadcasting Co
KGRC
B.S. Akisa
Keunie
Mtnute
P.M. M. Ane
KGNR
KTSA
David Lawrence
Atwater Kent
Flite
Basta
FULY
Tefajee Treen
Channel
Damre
Inek
Ewel Brown
Mind
Orb
Bnedal
WAAC
Inspiration Boys Eap
Angain
McConnell Sowsap
Veciery
Pance
Musto
Brad 2D
Wes
Monich
ABC
Clark
Must Shan Stan Lors
Ray Larne Teale
Ajlayle
Saianfunday
Servirce
WIZ
Weaf Ulm Pratawa
Hammes
Orehes Ratiat
Monbad Arties Tstee
Rita
Spotlight News and Local Notices Compact
De Paul B Kero heads to Mount Seanoyale Arkansas for a month long visit. A new dimeter radio station at Winboro begins operation with J H Payne as operator dispatching Texas Air transport. Army Y 3 CAL invites members to a Monday night jamboree directed by Mrs trace McLendon. James Andrew elected president of a local choral club. Angus and Mrs La Sullivan visit Emile Kreisle home. Levi Herds on US automobile tour sends regards. Miss Yantis’ Paris trip noted along with Estes Park vacation. Trehel Douglas visiting Brooksfield. Mrs A L Wilson and Mrs WH Jones at Cloudcroft. Marty Moore and Frances Taylor travel to California. First Baptist church event noted. Mrs Prive leaves for Luling for two weeks with Mrs Kernals. Ted McParland relocates to San Antonio.
Weather Still Delays Tokio Flight From Tacoma Report
Lieutenant Harold Bromley plans a Tacoma to Tokio flight but variable weather, storms, and headwinds hinder preparations. Weather reports show rain and strong winds along the route, with Bromley hopeful for a fair window to depart after repairs to antennas and a new compass placement on the instrument panel.
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Tacoma
Waele
Harold Bromley
Tokio
Slive
Tieutenant Beonsles
Deutch Harbor
Alaska
Tuten Harbor
Hugo Stinnes Freed of Fraud in Berlin Trial
Hugo Stinnes, son of the late war industrial magnate, was found not guilty of attempting to defraud the German government through operations in reval loan bonds. His secretary Wolf von Waldow received four months, with seven weeks credited for time served. Other defendants including Eugenie Hirsch and Tirich Nothmann were acquitted, while Beta Ghos faced prison. Furniture dealers advertised various goods in the classifieds.
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Berlin
Bugs Stinnes Jey
Pasl
Wolf von Waldow
Eugenie Hirsch
Paris
Tirich Nothmann
Hamburg
Jnee
Schneid
T¢o Hirsch
Beta Grhos
Mir Rsbathe
Stinnes
Vome
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Superior Forest
Ady
Maneing
Solvieht
Miller
Frio Gity
Golda
Bia
Ade
Majestic Jewslry Co
Albert J. Child
Poaster
Wageslie
Texan
Hance
Snay
Security Orchestes
Creveart Rbevil Ciel
Gundey
Steve Gardner
Bu Biagt
Clowns
SA Opera
Marth
SARRY
Caylon Santana
Liaim Garza
Babette “Iertere
Guiliermica B.A. Glees
Ant Mew
G. P Theat
Yall L. Andricks
Dorothy le
Remsnta
Bayle
Isabel Hernandes
Roath Sabinas Airert
Guillermo Gornaies
Banta Line Avenue
Aly
Gaslen
Bowaiy
George Fritz
Te Parer
Carson Nureer
Elshore AdAltien
Best Honaton Macey Mata Junaraan
Tworroont
Or Hiegna Aire Peda
Cay
Ee Kemuli
Aed
Nogaliton
Cree Marlinex
Xetdge
Salinas
India
Maier
Red Cross
NAVY
Mexico
Ridhew
New City
John FL Forrest
Atlessy-In Act
T. Hidles
Pew
Owens Lacober
F. J. Owens
Walthall
Tens
Tex
Marjorie Marier Walthall
Alice Blakampty
Alice Bla Honert
Roberta’ Syeodson Jr
Gee
New Ely
Ate Melquindes
Paz Atolio
G.W. Norman
RK. Musnara
Paul Chretien
Habingard Stacy
W. Nava
Tree Goronads
Aera
Ada Lowe Chipmay
D. F. Chipman
Int
Bhooa
Dickinson ‘Company
Elizabeth Carilon
Sune
Aieed
Fot
Norland
Helehia
Fogs, Karren-Tobi2a Lumber Company
Ans Drae Dilworth
Menday Sumu
Cummings
Lounnberry
Higginbathany
Juana TP
Rosalea
Amada Rosales Belvado
Jose “Th. Wetgaan
Peaton Na A. Nichols Curtey
Thom
Basile
W. F. Tranter
Uly
New Elle Dioek
Wnsho
H.C. Thorman
Alito Smith
Vine
Dimas Park
R. B. Touchstone
John Ferder
Cio
Antonie
Barnes
Jan Sose Bursapara
Sap
R.G
Edna M Cookey
Max
New City Block
Jalait
John E. Zeller
Travid Ernard
Obra A
Ana
Rat Oveshal
Cela
G. Frisk Company
Company
T& Anion Baler
Woai Lurhy Strike Orchesirm Kgkc
Bmwies
KGCI
Satormay
Associated Press
Eicheater
Mladin Froth
Won
Gessip
Munubau
Dre
Prat
Sherman
Radin
Ammon
Marefield
Tomo Hawaliane
Timi
Ntehantra
Senso Ta-Wean
Clevland
Orehwathass
Azores
WEAP
Bite
Danep Wale
Ewing
Tocoen
Tina
Vavorite
Deey
SOAR
Detroit
WBC
Felenaanin Lab
Tier Music
Pariar
pTehaaten
Fyrtag
WEAF
Funihyne
SRG Crrud
Funday Schonl Span
Macaear
FeuleeiIn
Benz
Wesenk Toeare
Paul B. Kero
Mount Seanoyale
Ark
Winboro
Wis
J. H- Payne
Victoyry Street
Tysas
Eb Faso
Fort Worth
Brownsville
Army
The
Trace McLendon
James Andrew
Ng Veople
Firat Banshureb
Angus
la M. Sullivan
Lawrence
Macs
Emil Kreisle
Levi Herds
Albert Steves
Winooka Club
Missille Yantis
Belen
Chamber of Commerte
Estes Park
Colo
Trehel Douglas
Memphis
B. W. Douglas
Brooksfield
A L. Wilson
WH. Jones
Cloudcrott, NM
C. W. McClaren
Tatip Noemoyle
Frances Irace Taylor
Californi
Sandia
W. C. Moore Penk
First Baptist Church
Sundaes
Luling
Lillias Kernals
Parkett
Forgas Iis
Ted MrParland
Xoekum
Bromley
Fair Air Trail
Crockett
Hugo Stinnes
SAN Antonio. Loan & Trust
Atamo Jon
Srneeuk
Santa Fe
California
Colorado Rockies
Grand Canyon
Yosemite
ISL
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