May crop reports show mixed rains easing drought in Texas
The Texas crop bulletin notes May began dry, halting planting and stressing crops, while late May brought beneficial rain across most areas. Livestock and feed conditions improved, but some northern plains suffered from drought and dust. Wheat yields projected around 75 bushels per acre if moisture holds. barley and oats faced cold, dry winters and variable prospects.
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North Plains
Woun Bas
High Plains
Oklahoma
New Mesloo
New Braunfels Seeks Last Leg on Firemen's Cup
The New Braunfels Volunteer Fire Department will be represented at the State Volunteer Firemen's association meet in Corpus Christi from June 13 to 15. The Pumper team includes Knempey, A. Schel, B. Reiuinger, H. Barth, Ben Kocippes. The Cubleader squad lists Herbert Bart, B Rejiinecy, A. Senell, Doved Belieichur. The boys aim to win the G'Conner cup for the third straight year with permanent property.
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New Braunfels
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Braunfels
New
Kenedy Lodges Elect Officers
Kenedy Lodges elect officers in a meeting listing multiple names and positions. The draft notes include several members and roles such as wardens and secretaries with initials and scattered titles, reflecting a fraternal organization slate. The fragmentary record mentions names like Edgar Sstlou and Juntar-deweson and references to officers and structure typical of lodge meetings.
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Renery
Jihe
Renray Masovlc
Erngayoaar
Floyd Kill
Woratip Tul Inntier
Plr
Gottar
Senilor Wardey
Radhed
Young
Wercelwig
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Oeil Br
Edgar Sstlou
Juntar — Deweson
Pai Ruhmann
Wier Kenedy Chats
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Taln
Gailacim
Kanr
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Scyibe
Ryana Hain
Secreters
Rickman Ly
Rarret
Kehety Qonurl
Guha
TMT
Frenk Muerk
Bain
Trade slow on London market amid war debts and fears
June 12 London report notes tropical weather and an impending economic conference dampening activity on British markets. A weak dollar and unsettled sterling threaten commodity prices while observers question conference outcomes and the shift from paper to gold as a key issue.
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Cave't
Laiverpal Berv
Tae
London
Jessen
Washington
Palley
United States
York
Anon Bowe
Waainntin
Aatian Wik
Cuba
Profiteering in Medical Care Cited by AMA
A report from the American Medical Association cites profiteering by non medicals in medical care amid physician surplus in the United States. It notes group hospitalization plans widespread in 35 states and DC, and warns against inviting low rates by non physicians. The AMA councils urge stricter medical school enrollments to curb a predicted surplus of about 25,000 physicians.
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Mulwaukee
Medics
Oae United Cates
American Wmedical Association
Estocialino
Blureau
Medical Ecumonic
Nelionster
District of Columbia
United States
Associelion
Council On Medical Education
United
Four Important Bills Ready on Roosevelt's Desk
Roosevelt prepares to sign key congressional measures including railroad reorganization under federal authority a $2 trillion home owners plan a wholesale postage tax cut plus continuation of the federal gasoline tax and a plan for consolidation under the administration authorities officials report.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Congress
Conmulidalee Fernoredyt
Melons Sold for 900 Per 100 Lbs at Stockdale
Melons brought in by Jims I A D Richardson sold for 900 per 100 pounds. The report notes watermelon lots averaging around 190 pounds each and paying near the high end, with several lots rotten or damaged. Totals and exact figures are incomplete due to the fragmentary OCR text.
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Stockdale
Jims I
D. Richardson
Bune Hyalde
Toaded Anc
Feo
Manny
Engineer Dies After Sunken Ship Gold Search Accident
New York, June 12. A wrecking engineer named Samuel Mansfeld, one of three injured near the sunken ship Hampshire near the British cruise ship Hampshire Jay, died today. His body was cremated and ashes scattered at sea where the accident occurred two months ago.
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New York
aSmuel Manefield
Tle
Ue Hampshire
Jay Mansfeld
Virkinia
Charles Courtney
Jacksnil
Luyg
Horse Sales Show Og Horse Sales Show Og Bell Buckle
The geddle horse industry stays afloat amid economic woes as show prices rise. Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia breeders report strong demand for saddle and show horses with prices often ranging from $300 to $400 and some sales reaching $5000 for select animals. Horse shows draw good crowds despite high costs and sporadic showy horses remain popular among enthusiasts.
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Bell Buckle
Essen
Tie
French Market Opens Nervous in Paris as Dollar Slumps
Paris financial desks report nerves as the dollar slides and foreign currencies rely on gold shipments. Dealers cite French mistrust of the future, fears of devaluation for political ends, and Senate developments signaling anti-capitalist sentiment. The Bourse shows weak rente and high longer-term rates as lenders grow reluctant.
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Paris
Germany
Washington
Senate
Poultry and Dairy Trade Notes From Hangar City Markets
A garbled market listing details poultry and dairy products with prices and shipments. References to chicken parts, roosters, ducks and turkey freight, mixed exports, and New York provisions appear amid legible fragments of vendor names and trade terms.
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York
Duces
Wwe
Benilors
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing bepet
Congress meets at noon to take up the industrial bill camiference report. House readiness to adjourn as Ketlon is prepared for adjournment.
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Congress
Livestock price report from San Antonio and Kansas City markets
Market notes show Hana Bon Anconio vealock and cullers quoted at around $180 to $200 per hundredweight with mixed cattle prices. Kansas City and Chicago demand cited with hogs receipts near 9,000 to 15,000 head and steady to firm bids. Cattle and vealers show varied gains and steadiness across weights, with lambs and sheep trading mixed but mostly steady.
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Hana Bon Anconio
Ste
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LNG
Lavertock
Kansas City
Kansas
Atocira
Xinw
Ughtwelent
Aineker
Anon Aincee
Chicago
Mnal
Celves
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Money and Metals Markets Report and Exchange Rates
A chaotic OCR snapshot shows currency quotes and metal prices with UK and US references. Mentions include Great Britain pound values, zinc and lead, and various international exchange rates. The text lists numerous country currencies and bond/loan figures in a dense, jumbled format.
Four Known Dead as Wind Lashes Michigan Lake
Four people are confirmed dead after violent winds swept across Houghton Lake on a Sunday, wrecking boats and causing widespread damage. The known dead include Renee Wolcott 10 of Charlotte, Micky Joly Townsend 3% on his ends, Winnobs 12 of Main, Mich, and Atric Pinrenen Innutin 47 of Sagl ew Milo.
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Koughton Lake Village
Trict
Renee Wolcott
Charlotte
Micky Joly ‘Townsend
Winnobs
Main
Mich
Atric
Saglew
Milo
Doctor Takes Ocelot For Ride In Washington DC
Dr. Aubrey Miller was photographed riding with an ocelot through Washington. The animal wore a necklace and the doctor explained the scene as a quirky incident, with police unsure of charges while zoo staff tried to manage the unusual situation.
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Washington, D. C
Aubrey Miller
Miller
Mitor
Turd
Teth
Ocelot
FB. ¢ Teere
Willa
N- Mann
Zoo Direstor
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Zoo
U.S
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Prospect Hill drama club to stage Poduile Limited and Jie for Fun
Prospect Hill Methodist church will sponsor and stage Poduile Limited at 8:30 Tuesday in the Prospect Hill auditorium. Jie for Fun, a summer course opening play by Atkinson School of Expression, features children ages 10 to 12 playing adult roles under director Mrs. Lotta N. Atkinson. Public invited. cast includes Mary Elizabeth Stel don, Jean Gantt, Evelyn Bonham, Jake McIntosh, Sam Snell, Jack Yelton, Kathryn Conway, Mary Sean Hente, Mary Blanch Smith 500, Elma Louise Johnson, Martha Mesturray. S vSan Antonio chapter No 3 0 E 9 will have first meeting of the new year Tuesday. General D. Lyahley circle No 3 Ladies of G A R will meet at 2:90 in the Security building.
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San Pedro Avenue
Atkinson School of Expression
Lotta N. Atkinson
Mary Elizabeth Steldon
Jean Gantt
Evelyn Bonham
Jake McIntosh
Sam Snell
Jack Yelton
Kathryn Conway
Mary Sean Hente
Mary Blanch Smith
Elma Louise Johnson
Maritha Mesturray
Cotton Market News From New Orleans and Liverpool Turbulent
A chaotic excerpt reports cotton market activity in New Orleans and Liverpool with erratic prices and sporadic gains. Notable mentions include July, December, and May futures shifting up and down amid rain delays and market quietness, plus references to U.S. and European market actions and potential cargo receipts.
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Jollan
Liverpool
Origher
Yiu
Eat Uesley
Elnsk
Leler
awenTne
Sheleks Towarix
Ural Bane
Pudge Airline
Dail Samme Nelling
Washington
Medaegal
New York Authority
Wileh
Balantay
Flying Waiter Serves Baby Food in Dallas
A Dallas note reports the 1 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neuholt receiving special meals prepared by a specialist. Food will be sent by express to Galveston 200 miles away for the summer, with rations for 48 hours shipped every other day.
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Dallas
Texas
Henry Neuholt
Sir Express
Galveston
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Decline Monday
Describes Sunday rains and brisk Monday market activity with tomatoes at 1.50 to 1.75 per basket. Freestone peaches first of season at 2.50 to 2.75 per bushel. Listings cover numerous produce items, from beans to watermelons, with prices, origins, and quantities, including Texas, Bexar County, and Valley boxes. Several commission quotations for apples, cherries, grapes, and other perishables follow in dense price data.
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Archarda
Kaat Texas
Hart Nino Daappenren
Joe Goeth
Buchel
Jay
Bescot
Lemuns
Texas
Ezeen
Ile
Turbos Daven
Beit Bystel
Gnions
Ems
Hunhel
Poncurn
Matte
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Huatel
Havana
Wall Street Sees Mixed Gains Amid London Economic Talks
New York stocks opened higher with steel and utilities advancing while rail and oil shares posted modest gains. Traders focused on the London economics conference and possible currency stabilization plans as officials denied secret embassations.
Grain Market Faces Turbulence in Chicago Trade
The grain market opened weak with wheat and corn softening after mixed early trading. Wheat slipped while corn held firm. reports from Rivertown and Don valley spurred cautious selling amid heat and drought concerns. Provisions followed hog prices, with bearish tones from a backward crop wave signaling potential temperate declines tomorrow.
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Rueslin
Weber
Prines
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