McCulloch 4-H Club Tops Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
McCulloch County 4-H members and girls earned $4400 in premiums and profits at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Two outstanding calves owned by local 4-H members won top honors in the Hereford division and open classes, with prizes totaled across 18 McCulloch 4-H entries.
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Brady
Bess
Haya
Tagie
Vmell
Eyrbad
Stoy Bring
Paulice Roberts
Rochelle Mick Echoal
Pen
Guvyratlogsatere
Prine
Mefuini
McCulloch
Fort Worth
Aber
Hereford
Tad Jonlue
Semple bank sale stalled amid turmoil and delays
Fragmented OCR report from Semple Texas describes a bank in the hands of U.S. authorities, with disruptions around a March deadline. The chaotic text mentions officials, federal actions, and unspecified delays affecting business operations and trust arrangements amid ongoing investigations.
Mel Daugherty Sentenced After Bank Funds Theft Case
A local farmer, Mel Daugherty, was sentenced to a prison term after authorities alleged theft of bank funds. The case timeline notes charges dated March 4 and a subsequent sentence on March 18. Details indicate financial misappropriation totaling around $5000 and related assets seized by investigators.
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Mel Daugherty
J. C
DeMolay Grand Council Elects 1931 Officers
In Washington D C on March 18 Ernest A Reed of Newark was elected grand councilor. Jesse M White of San Francisco was chosen deputy councilor. George Akerson and W M O W Irland of Washington named active members of the grading council. New members include Judge R A Hefner of Oklahoma City.
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Washington
D. C
Ernest A. Reed
Newark
New Jersey
Kran
Nesrls
Jesse M. White
San Francisco
George Akerson
Howser
W. M.ow. Irland
Hir
Grand
R. A. Hefner
Oklahams City
Exchange Head In Bankruptcy Filing Against Miguel Ochoa
In federal court an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed Wednesday against Miguel Ochoa, president of the Money Exchange. Four depositors—Felicitos Manoz, Unlcazar Prez, Manuel Rodriguez, and Miso Susto—claim money deposited with the exchange, totaling 8505, 132, 100, and 100 dollars respectively. An order from the district clerk directs Ochoa to appear April 6 to show cause why the bankruptcy should not be granted. Ochoa faces nine state charges alleging accepting deposits while insolvent. he is free on $10,000 bond.
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Mryu
Miguel Ochoa
Urban
Felicitos Manoz
Unlcazar Prez
Manuel Rodriguez
Miso Sustomente
Peti|tioners
Gerition
Manoz
Beren
Rodrizuez
Bus
Wisrict
Money Exchange
Ile
Grain Market Reports Mixed on March Chicago Prices
Grain notes from Chicago on March 16 show erratic movements with wheat and corn prices fluctuating amid varied demand. Reports mention lifting prices in Canada and Liverpool while U.S. markets reflect cautious activity and price shifts since September, with imports and exports influencing near term trends.
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Chicauo
Clive Hwy
Eekesa
Ceturre
Fern
G.sadinese
Stone
Liverpool
Canadien Wrest Wes Caleb Biaten Farm
Chicco Mayaelly
Department of Agcicotturn
Grorn
Uushela
Loweek
Cate
Highway Bond Issue Poised For Texas Senate Debate
Austin March 18 A $200 million statewide highway bond issue drew heavy interest as Senator Wood of Louston announced plans to back the measure. The plan would fund 100 million for county reimbursements and 100 million for new highways over ten years, with other fiscal provisions and related constitutional amendments under review by both houses. General Gibbs, U S Army Signal Chief, visited Fort Sam Houston to inspect the Signal Corps installations and related projects during a stop in San Antonio.
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Austin
Texas Fsgare
Big Bertha
Bob Issuteswung
Senator Wood
Louston
Woodah
Maderson
San Antonio
Elvis
Senate
Louvre
Wiedsenale
Aunate
Fort Worth
Goh
Seslerdas
Todas
Stevenson
Junellyn
Murphy
Tivingston
House Committee On
Cnminise Sion
George F. Gibbs
United States
Ary
Ohio
Eighth Corps
Sam Houston
Walvesday
Sisal Corps
Utannie
Gibb
San Antho Uie
Macaday Alteragon Ami
Greelal
Teel
Willum Lay
Seut
George WW. Gibbs
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Fort Sau Hosters
Livewock market record with varied livestock prices
A fragmented livestock market page lists calves, cattle, sheep, and hogs with mixed prices and notes. Mentions LAIVENINES ARESENEs and various lots, with figures like 1566, 3004.80, 8175, 460 to 460, and 930. The text references Chicago markets and auction-style offerings, plus terms like heifers, steers, and bulls.
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Ehaterate
Thales
Bai
Esteta
Produce Market Report From Local Auction
Market buyers note a second price dip as berries trade around 96 cents for 24 pints while Valencia potatoes and Texdance varieties show mixed movement. Cauliflower and poultry prices are listed with other fresh produce at the auction, as traders report steady demand.
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Housig
Fruits and vegetables sale price list jumble
A garbled historical grocery list shows numerous produce items with inconsistent pricing words and misspellings. It includes oranges, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, beans, strawberries, potatoes, tomatoes, apples, cherries, and herbs with varied unit terms and odd currency marks, reflecting OCR noise from a market catalog.
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Caeca
Thea FR
Agnes
Gruaberres
Bree Ts Wen
Fevelle
J.cuvnd
Ermal Bavert
Branuanel
Parsley Dover
Peraers
Texar
Poultry Ante Fire Brings Losses and Prices Rise
Grain and poultry markets report tighter supply as poultry ante terms shift. Prices across regions show volatility with a notable drop in shipments and rising costs for buyers, while sellers seek stable demand amid uncertain weather and transport delays.
Chicago Visited by Soggy Snowstorm
A regionwide snowstorm blankets the area with heavy snow and low visibility. Frigid conditions disrupt travel as officials warn residents to stay indoors and drive cautiously amid accumulating snow across Chicago and surrounding regions.
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Chicago
Child's Gallant Battle for Life Doomed to Defeat
In St. Fea cin Inequind a child named Young Caughey fought for life as his breathing failed and a respirator kept him alive briefly. Doctors later diagnosed meningitis, with Dr. Nagle Shin noted as attending physician. The illness proved fatal despite efforts.
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Child
Mvanston, UI
TNS
Chaeles Auighes
Mackie
St. Fea
Caughey
Futley
de. Nagle Shin
Health Chamber in Dane Campaign Names Committee
A Dane health chamber committee, led by Washington commerce official, previews a public health campaign. Members listed include Dr. TV Pir, Tilley Jackson, Dr. R. BR. Rass, Theos Perbandl, Leli Stone, Morrison, and William Trockhausen among others as they prepare for a Wednesday meeting to outline planned work and objectives.
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Dr. TV
Td. Nisan
Tilley Jackson
Frank Nazeard
Mies
Wmna
Neat
Subdivision Plan Filed Near Callahan Road in Woellowe Hills
A petition for a new subdivision near Callahan Road in Woellowe Hills has been filed. The project, named Twoneview, seeks city approval with details pending review by the city clerk and planning engineer.
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Woellowe Hills
He Sufam
Twoneview Tms
Texan market reports flood in with mixed vegetable yields
The article details Texan fruit and vegetable market notes from San Antonio to Cleveland. It lists crop yields and prices, with references to shipments, crate values, and market activity. Named entities include Texan towns, agricultural departments, and trade terms.
Viking survivors rescued after wreck near Horse Island
St Johns NOP reports three survivors from the sealing vessel Viking wreck were rescued by the Coast Guard today. Severe exposure left all injured. number of dead remains uncertain. Officials expect about twenty lives in the final tally. Survivors include Barry Sargent navigator Capt Kennedy and Wireless Officer Uy King, all suffering heavy exposure and injuries.
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ST. Johns. N. OP
Viking
Horse Island
Jce Nces
Runi al
Cesciie al Sland
Sealer Viking
Meath
Tay
Sagonnnal Forndation Franklin
Taylors
Kent
Wintee Evlun
Barry Sargent
Mtor Exgilorer
Heston
Meibix
Worbeck -Prigsel
Kennedy
Kennyiy
School Head Admits Fees In 1926 Trustee Allowance
Austin reports Kyle Seibert of Paris former Lamar county superintendent testified before the house education committee. He admitted accepting commissions tied to a school supply order in fall 1926, saying trustees authorized the transaction though funds were to go to the schools. He received 200 dollars in commissions for the Hope of a Nation charges and planned to donate them to schools, which never accepted the money. The inquiry continues with further testimony expected next week.
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Austin
Seibert Kyre
Paris
Wontty Schoal
Lamar County
House
Howard
Kyle
Ensnmithae
Hai Neve
Oriery
St. Tarkson
Pee Farler
Ronstore
Xehealy
Fros Totler
Unclear fragmentary market note hints at prices and trades
Fragmentary text references metals and funds with scattered percentages and names, making precise interpretation difficult. It mentions RADIUM and Merck figures, suggesting a financial or commodity note, but key details are missing or garbled.
Klein Declares Business Is Free From shellshack
Detroit March 18. DETROIT Mick.UP Aesistant secre tareal commades said business men are free from true nomic shellshock and panicky as relolery while business women and girls suffer low mood. Dr. Klein told the Detroit Wars of commerce that conditions may improve, though some slowdown may persist during a return to higher trade levels.
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Detroit
Mick
DeJulius Kei
Aesistant
Cotton Market Now Opens With Mixed Signs In New York
Cotton prices showed modest firmness early but weakened into steady trading as domestic and foreign demand fluctuated. May and October futures moved within narrow ranges amid broad market uncertainty, with American strict middling quoted around 6.30 to 6.40 pence and total sales near 000 bales including 3108 American shipments.
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York
Marth Lear
Catton
Alexandria
Paris
Lale
Weleh
Manilatian
Wen
Boytian
Ayerlom
Cotton
Avenger
Loton
Kia
Rainla Tower
Aterican Atrict Rand
Nbriel Eildduve
Sitlch Goed Ordinary
Pond “Milinary
Mecelnia
Futurea Ctoach Arcade
Delober
Siarrh
Banquet closes women’s week with civic leaders attendance
At the Sans Antonio hotel a Thursday banquet marked the close of Women’s Week, hosted by the Indiana association. Mrs. W. M. Pomeroy presided with Bessie Dawkins and Mrs Le WY. Chic coordinating. Attendees included Mayor M. Chambers, County Judge Willaw Wurzbach, various club leaders, chamber and junior groups, and Miss Ore White as entertainer.
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I. Lacens
Mary Harper
Vexar County Medien Amsucation
J. Te
Wreck of Four Relly Planes In Training Incident
A group of cadets including Nelo David Hilton Herbert Robinson and Ten WH Jina encountered a collision during a training exercise near Wheeling. Both planes were damaged but crews escaped injury as pilots ejected or bailed out and damage was confined to the aircraft. One wheel failed during a taxi and the crash forced emergency procedures with no casualties reported.
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Nelo David Wii Tubing
Ben Hilton
Noi
Herbert G. Robinson
Jina
Dayil
Tilton
Willon
Wiliams
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