Armour Co Head Scouts Need for Farm Relief
Armour executive F Edwon White told the National Livestock and Meat Hoard that farmers face financial pressure from politicians. He cited higher incomes in the Middle West, noted savings and rising bank deposits, and urged two reforms: better supply demand balance and improved farming methods. He warned against prolonged land reclamation and promoted cooperative marketing to stabilize prices. He also warned against propaganda urging farmers back to the land.
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Omaba
F. Edwon White
Armour and Company
Middle West
White
Wes
Nelacka Ie
Federal Reserve Bank
Inet
Kansas City
Che
Whit
South Texas short course opens at Bereland ranch
Believing hands on learning suits the audience the South Texas short course encampment will be held at Bereland ranch 20 miles west of San Antonio on July 11 16 and 20. County farm agent Fred A Mally says it will be an active course for active farmers with outdoor practical schooling and four to six features each hour from 9 0 a m to 3 0 p m during the three days lasting from morning to afternoon.
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Bredina- Bereland Ranch
Ban
Antonio
Bente
Fred A. Mally
Kar
Maly
Marriage Proposal and Ocean Flight Amid Strange Ballroom Scene
A fragmented report describes an intense scene with a marriage proposal, a London praise for Pilot Stultz, and a chaotic ballroom where dancers tire and partners clash. The narrative notes a chaotic display resembling a Roman arena with onlookers enjoying the spectacle.
Football Stars Luncheon Guests at Knights of the Round TuMe
Football stars were on the program at the Knights of the Round TuMe luncheon held at the Gunter hotel Thursday noon. Guests included Gerald Mann of SMU William Combell Washington and Jefferson college and Regt Matthews of TCU.
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Knights of the Round TuMe
Gunter Hotel
Gerald Mann
SM. U
William Combpell
Washington and Jefferson College
Regt Matthews
City Debts and Bonded Indebtedness Reported in Audit
City auditor Walter Tatech released a statement detailing bonded indebtedness excluding the last $4,755,000 issue. The sinking fund stood at 1,374,447.74 with multiple issues listed as unpaid totals, including 2,248,500 on the 1013 bond and 1,160,000 on the 1014 issue. Overall city debt remains around 3,515,000 plus a planned 500,000 time loan for 1931. Also notes the New York rubber exchange will remain open Saturdays in July and August.
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Walter Tatech
New York
New York Rubber Exchange
German Sial Hop Halted by Court
New York June 21 UPI A temporary injunction blocked German girl flyer Rasche from proceeding with a planned flight to Europe or North America. The court order, sought by Harold W. Hartwell and Hollis Corp, bars Rasche from using the plane bought by Mrs James A Stillman or from flying. a similar injunction also restrains A R Martine who sold the plane to Mrs Stillman. Rasche and Mrs Stillman were at Curtiss Field arranging for a flight to Old Orchard Beach Maine when served. Mrs Stillman expressed interest in accompanying Rasche across the Atlantic to show support for her ability.
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New York
UPI
Théx Resche
Harold W. Hartwell
Hollis Corporation
Prorerdings
Haockers
North America
Europe
A. R. Martine
Hellaicn
Miss Rasche
Smith Hope Of Party Shaped By Smith Victory Hope
International News Service report from Houston on June 21 quotes George S. Van Namee stating that Democrats’ only path to November victory lies in Governor Al Smith’s nomination. He says Houston headquarters will launch a big effort to push Smith, who is praised for a progressive record and strong public-office experience, as the party’s best chance to win. The convention starts next Tuesday and is expected to back an early ballot for Smith.
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Newk Sartlee
Houston
Tez
al Smith
Die Smith
George S. van Namee
Smith
Democratic Party
van Namee
New York
Thesday
Gas Ignites Bed in L A Residence
Firefighters report gasoline ignited while a bed was being cleaned at 214 Hult Avenue Inclindale. The bed was moved outside before the blaze spread to the home. The incident caused minor damage and required temporary evacuation of nearby rooms. No injuries were listed.
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Avenur
Inclindale
Night Watchman Sentenced in Six Theft Cases
Adolph Racqued Zapata, night watchman at Medical Arts Pharmacy, was convicted in six theft cases. He received one day in jail in each case plus fines and costs totaling 55, with possible further jail time if unpaid. The trial occurred before County Judge McCollum Burnett.
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Adolph Racqued Zapata
The
Medical Arts ‘Buildinf
Perius
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Zopale
McCollum Burnett
Twelve Defendants Escaped Prosecution In City Court
Six defendants avoiding charges as traffic cases were dismissed in Corporation court on Thursday. Eleven others paid fines. Named individuals include Antonio Tran, Freq Mercondez, J. H. Ute, TON Heed, Mrs. J. Garcia, George Safir, Henry Willis Jr, Mrs. Jock Mills, Alverez, J. K. Finck, and D. P. Adams with varied amounts.
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Antonio Tran
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James L. Stillman
London
Stultz
Creese Bay
Teee
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Ebriek
Football Stars
L.A
Tex
Warvien
Morele
Hank
Iink
SAN Antonio Morris Plan Bank
W. Commerce St
Te Ihe Artes
Jcpenneyco
Alamo Plaza
Commerce SE
San Antonio, Texas
Oxford
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Sturdsman
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