Rains Cause Floods Drownings Across Missouri
Swollen streams in southwest Missouri and surrounding areas trigger rescues and fatalities. One man died in a six inch flood surge in the Jordan valley, while a Springfield teacher Evender Landers is believed drowned in Pearson creek during a picnic. Cars, homes, and a wholesale warehouse suffered damage as highways were blocked and tracks washed out. In Oklahoma City floodwaters, three drownings are reported as heavy rains flood Sout Central Oklahoma.
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Springfield
Louis Conrad
Jorden Valley
Diatiics
Evender Landers
Rogersville
Pearson Creek
Harold ¢. Ward
Joplin
State Teachers College
Fieve
University of Missouri
Sumimanoid
Missouri Pacific
Brisco
Carthage
Madunn
Nouthwest Missawi
Lakeside
Barcuste
Duhehlon
Oktahoma Giy
Okla
Iirea
OklHoma
Onli Falnd
Jon Thicisay
Taish Creek
Cox City
Tirar
Road Head Sees Big Wheat Crop
A garbled text item notes wheat crop prospects and related farm activity. The fragment mentions cutters and a campaign context with various names and dates obscured, suggesting an agricultural update or market note from a local paper era.
Campaign expense reports outline statewide race costs
Governor Sterling reports personal expenses of 126.00 with his Dallas campaign manager recording 1127.48 in outlays and 479.30 in unpaid obligations. L. A. Woods, O. N. Shaver, Clement Houn and M. H. Wolfe list varied totals. Railroad commissioner candidates Ernest Thompson, Tee Salerwhite and C. A. Deware show substantial sums.
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Austin
R. Sterling
Sterling
Ernest Alexander
Dallas
Cantribuliona
L. A. Woods
Waco
Public Insienebion
O. N. Shaver
Clementhoun
Ammaitio
Lobey Genenud
M. H. Wolfe
Gundidale
Torgordinor
Ernest ©. Thompson
Amarillo
Tee Salerwhite
Odessa
Deware
Beenham
Harvest Event Disrupted by Storm Reduces Wheat Yield
A storm damaged a harvest site causing losses in the field and leaving riders to salvage what remained. Local workers reported reduced yield as the weather halted collection and disrupted planned wheat gathering activities.
Kiwanis Club Holds Sixteenth International Convention
Kiwanis members from the United States and Canada gather for the sixteenth international convention in the city where the group began seventeen years ago. More than 6000 delegates attend the opening, with Joseph G. Prance delivering the welcome address and William J. Treris of Los Angeles preaching the annual message to be delivered later. Harris will speak via nationwide broadcast at 9 45 this morning as songs fill the convention floor and plans hint the gathering may return to Los Angeles next year.
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United States
Canada
Joseph G. Prance
Banger
Wiam
Treris
Los Angeles
Harris
Hi Lot Augelds
California
Big Spring Painting by New York Man Planned
Big Spring will be painted by John Blomshield of New York City, brother of Carl Bloomshield, manager of Vexts Electric, per W. G. Hayden. The artwork will be completed soon and displayed locally. A movement aims to secure eight to ten white oaks for a park around the spring.
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John Blomshield
New York City
Carl Bloomshield
Vexts Electric
W. G. Hayden
Plains Wheat Crop 48 Percent of 1931 Estimate Reported
Plains area yields for 1931 show the wheat crop at 48 percent of last year’s level. Estimates from local officials indicate total production near expected figures for June harvest. Details come from agricultural agents in the region led by TG and Knykendal, noting drought impact and weather conditions.
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Lornok
Jue
Knykendal Peneer Uyenl AL Pleinglew
Valuations in Bexar Gut 7M Decrease in 1942 Tax Roll
Tax assessor figures show a 7.39 million drop in Bexar county property valuation for 1942 with totals around 184 million in 1938 compared to 191.6 million in 1931. Rendered roll stands at 153.18 million and unrendered at 91.00 million. several auto and road listings affect totals. County Judge Edgar G. Garvey notes rate determination awaits tax board deliberations and collectability, with last year’s 15 percent collection and city shortfalls shaping a higher rate.
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Bexar County
Han
Garvey
Three Holoups Probed in G A Crime Wave
Reports describe multiple robberies and attempted thefts in San Antonio area over a weekend. Victims include Frank Isiendy at Patriline Avenue and L Testes on South San Antonio. Suspects held up several individuals, with items stolen including cash and a tenute. Police investigations underway with no arrests confirmed.
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Pulice Munday
San
Antonio
Iin
Frank Isiendy
Lave
Iim
Hepati
L. Testes
San Antolia
al Salredo
Ayboy
Marie Baldwin
Klo
Balur May
Canavoo
Motey UM
Flores
Five Treated at Hospital After Accidents
A series of accidents Monday left five people treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Izetha Cole was stabbed in the 1200 block of Riverside. G. Villaren, 51, sustained a head injury in a dispute at a soda water stand. Joe Espinoz was cut on hands and arms in the 800 block of San Fernando. J. B. King was knocked down by a car near Oak and Commerce. A W Taylor reported an infant spilled on his sleigh, with others involved.
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Guadalme
San Fernando Street
J. B. King
East Houston Street
Commerce
National League Amun Aine Art Record Dalitar't
In the National League a new record is set with 604 hits, including a 36 Dalhnat mark and a three-tundred kategori, as the season features standout performances by Amun Aine Art and Sindy Miytih.
Multiple thefts reported across town in one night
Police logged numerous thefts including cash, clothing, and personal items stolen from homes and businesses. Incidents list addresses such as South Pecos Street, Granday Street, and West Rail Street with losses ranging from small cash sums to clothing and cigars.
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Wabches
Maying Bee Stojen
Ed Debat
Mimsey Sweet
Clack
Lola Vaine
Blanche Vaccuyew
South Pecos
Grayburg
Srv
Granday
Dormigo
Gonmerce Street
G. N. Miller
Easton Avenue
Rloves
Old Rabbit Bounty Cheek Is Honored
The article notes a ceremonial honoring related to an old rabbit bounty, mentioning officials and a historic date context. Names and details are partially garbled but imply an anniversary or commemorative event tied to a local practice.
Sunday Major League Box Scores From Turbulent Week
Fragmented OCR provides scattered box score fragments and player mentions across teams. Names like Howe, Avani, Morten, Lee, and several unidentified clubs appear amid garbled lines, with references to Philadelphia and Chicago areas and miscellaneous stats. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a coherent event, outcome, or date.
Allred to Speak at Gainesville
Gainesville event notes Allred delivering an address during a Daly celebration as part of a civic program hosted by the chamber of commerce. A parade plans to welcome guests and a speaking program at a park includes local figures and community groups in the afternoon schedule.
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Gainesville
Duate
Wuurlis
Daly Celhration
Galnesvie
Chamber of Commerce
Nest
Loonwed Park
Derry
Miles Ender
Lavecy Gainesvilly
Benton Ehibs
Aubriey Heneral
Allred
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing MONDAY Senate
Senate actions on Monday focus on appropriations and ongoing bills. The chamber continues deliberations, with committee members examining proposed funding and related measures amid steady leadership guidance.
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Congress
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