Irregularity Marks At Mt. Meethe Werks Whlkee
A garbled report notes irregularities at a northern party event in Te party Levi Olay and other locales. It mentions ruling in the county biteran, social nuise, and details about a police investigation and unrelated ads. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to a Mercer Whus Motor company incident and a Way beat, with March 13 mentioned for a related scheduling note.
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NI Oforne
Marth
Levi Olay
Pee
Cnt
Biteran
Socal
Vine Ann Coe
N¢N
Livdaan
Wille Houseville
Nweavi
Beatty
Lot's
Ita Dnilan Om Domto
Paris
Livestock trade reports and prices across San Antonio stalls
The San Antonio livestock section lists cattle and hog market activity, with buyers and sellers pricing calves and feedlot stock. Entries mention locations and traders, including multiple yards and regional names, indicating brisk trade and varied valuations.
Ocean Flier Rides Atop Texas Bronc
Fort Worth in March records a rodeo rodeo rider atop a Texas bronc. The event drew attention as cowboys and locals watched the daring feat amid a lively arena atmosphere.
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Ocean Flier
Texas Bronc
Economic Confab at Texas College University
An unresting OCR fragment shows a likely report on a Texas college conference or economic discussion. Names appear garbled but imply academic speakers, debates, and a scheduled Wednesday session with mentions of a co operative effort and potential university involvement. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Little Cotton Planting Delayed Across South Texas
Corpus Christi March 20. Soil and moisture conditions in South Texas favor cotton, but planting is two weeks late in most areas. By late March end only small acreage was in ground, with 25 percent planted in Nueces and counties south of it. Overall acreage expected to rise about 3 percent though uncertainty remains until corn planting is fixed. Farmers are buying improved seed with some using auto seed to improve yields.
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Corpus Christi
South Texas
Nueces
Counies
Cotton Co-Operative Association
Pri- Aelia
Teduial
Fragments Describe Cotton Market Activity and Fuel Costs
A fragmented clipping notes cotton market terms and fuel price context. It references a publication date and places a rough report on market action, with unreadable segments hindering specifics. The readable items mention Cotton Market and fuel factors impacting sales.
Seven Essentials of Education Outlined by Knapp
Lubbock March 20 Prescient Bradford Knapp of Texas Technological SOEs defines seven essentials for a well rounded education. They cover English language skills history government economics sociology health and nutrition cultural studies and preparation for a definite life work in a technical or professional field.
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Lubbock
Bradford Knapp
Texas Technological Soes
125 Years Given in Burglary and Kidnap Attempt
Baird Texas March 20 Ins Ben Chaney confessed posterall purelaar was sentenced to 124 years in the state penitentiary for burglary and attempted kidnaping of W Homer Shanks Clyde daughter. He drew 50 years on guilty pleas to five burglary charges. After serving the stretch, officers from three states expect him to lose freedom again.
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Baird
Texas
INS
Ben Chaney
Purelar
State Penitentiary
W. Homer
Shanks
Clyde
Srart Ge
School Executives to Attend Meeting in Beaumont
William John Cooper United States commissioner of education and Milton J. Potter Milwaukee president of Superintendent National Education Association will attend the April Southeast Texas School executives meeting in Beaumont if the Southeast division of the Texas State Teachers Association is present. L. A. Woods state superintendent of schools and H. W. Stilwell president of the Texas State Teachers Association will also attend the session.
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Beaumont
Y. William John Cooper
Washington
United States
Milton 3. Potter
Milwaukee
Superntendence
National Education Association
Beaumont Dny
Heavy criminal docket looms for Judge Bennett at El Daigzo
In M Allen on March 20 the Ninety second District court led by Judge Fred Bennett announced a 41 case heavy criminal docket beginning April 4. The list includes four murder charges and other serious offenses. The docket reflects a broad slate of trials shaping local justice.
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M'Allen
Mantha
Fred Bennett
Eldaigzo County
Money and Metals HATH MNES HOGER at Stan bo Ocean ny Henk pes da
A garbled market page item lists various names and entities in a fragmented note. It mentions prices and dates vaguely, referencing Stan and Ocean street area dealings with metals and monetary topics. The readable fragments imply a local commerce update without a clear single event or outcome.
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Stan
Shannon Estate Tax Paid Out In San Angelo
San Angelo March 2 The state tax collector reports receiving 15193.58 as the state inheritance tax from the Margaret Shannon estate. The estate funded the Shannon West Texas Memorial hospital after payments to beneficiaries, with an estimated value of 1,850,340.67 based on current market values. The estate, largely in West Texas ranch lands, is believed to exceed 2,000,000 in normal times.
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San Angelo
Margaret Shannon
Te Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital
West Texas
West Providing Science Leaders
AUSTIN March 20 The selection of 1000 leading men of science announced in New York by Jd. McKeen Cattell shows a westward movement in recent years of the center of scientific research. The study by Professor Cattell represents the census of leading scientists chosen by the members of 112 sciences.
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Austin
New York
Jd. McKeen Cattell
Science
Cattell
Ihr Ransensus
Ex-Students of A. and M. to Meet
The Association of Former Students of Texas A and M will hold its annual meeting in College Station April 15-16 with an annual officer election on April 16 A. K Short of Houston will preside An expected large turnout will attend Includes intra mural boxing tournaments and ureball game
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College Station
Association of
Grant to Result In Power Plant
A $24.00 city grant from J. G. Hardin funds a municipally operated power plant in Burkburnett. The grant terms require monthly payments with interest and prohibit principal repayment until conditions are met, securing construction and operation of the facility. The documents reference residents Mr. and Mrs. Mardin and outline ownership and repayment details in the municipal agreement.
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Burkburne
J. G. Hardin
Health Attributed to Work Whiskey ROWIE Texas Marcel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health linked to work and whiskey, with garbled names and phrases. It appears to reference Texas locations, dates, and individuals in a hurried, unclear excerpt.
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Whiskey Rowie
Texas
Marcel
G. W
Chinningbony
Group Will Press Rio Grande Project in San Betio
March 20 report outlines development under current administration on a regional project. It mentions associated officials, ongoing work, and related hotel and entertainment activities during tourist season in the Valley.
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Rio Grande
San Bentio
Grade Valley
Gongeren
Sax
Halaunhaudazy
Muallen
Witter
Yoakum Tomato Tom-Tom Plans Announced for June
Yoakum officials announced the sixth annual Yoakum tomato tom-tom to be held June 2. E W Taylor is general chairman with a long list of officers handling kiddies parade pageant coronation decoy gallons advertising traffic publicity rodeo motorcades invitations entertainment and more.
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E.W. Taylor
Henry Olsen
H. H. Brown
Reginald Bourke
W. E. Beal
Morris Woolsey
Gena Morgan
A. 0. Probese
Hy Btlinger Sr
Paulus
Monroe Rinn
M. W. Carlton
Haroden
A. J. House
Charles Merian
Henry Quata
Lee Fawcett
Two Trees Planted As Memorials To Baylor Leaders
In Waco on March 20, two weeping willows were planted at Baylor University in memory of President Samuel P. Brooks and Latin department head J W Greer. President Pat Neff and the widows attended a ceremony honoring the pair. The trees were gifted by EB Stephens, president of Southwest Louisiana Institute at Lafayette.
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Waco
INS
Baylor University
Samuel P. Brooks
J W. Greer
Pat Neff
EB. L. Stephens
Southwest
Louisiahn Institute
Lafayette
Missionary Stanley Jones to Lead Continent-wide Drive
Nashville March 20 Stanley Jones noted as a leading mission figure has been chosen by a Foreign Mission Boards committee to speak in a continent wide series of meetings aimed at spurring popular interest in missionary causes.
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Nashville
Stanley Jones
Foreign Mission Boards of North
Two UT Students Elected to Bola Gamma Sigma Honor Society
Two University of Texas students were elected to Bola Gamma Sigma, the national honor society in business administration. Miss Lillian McLaurin of Mahor and Miss Rosalie Robinson of San Antonio were named in Austin on March 20.
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Austin
University of Texas
Bola Gamma Sigma
Business
Tvis Lillian McLaurin
Mahor
Rosalie Zetta Robinson
San Antonio
Odd Fellows to Hold 98rd Meet of Grand Lodge
Dallas March 20 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan to travel to Greenville for the ninety third Grand Lodge session and thirty ninth Rebekah Assembly meeting. George B Latham chairman of Dallas lodge No 44 announces the event set for March 21. He calls it one of the most important grand lodge sessions in the state with leaders gathering for plans for the next year.
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Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Dallas
U—Tenas Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Greenville
Rebekah
George B. Latham
Dallas Lodge No 44
Latham
Order
Mercedes Way by Utilities Faces City Takeover
Mercedes March 20 The city council passed a resolution to exercise the city's option to purchase the grit and power system owned by Central Power and Light. The move, under its 50 year P and L franchise dating from September 19, 1923, allows the city to take over the water and light systems after 10 years.
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Mercedes
Central Power and Light Company
Private Mint in China Fakes Coins
Sydney authorities pursue a Chinese mint tied to large scale counterfeiting of Australian silver coins. Three suspects passed away, but police uncovered the counterfeit formula, enabling replication. Investigators warn a dollar’s value could be forged from 14 cents of silver, signaling a dangerous, ongoing risk.
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China
Sydney
Australe
Gold Recovered From Banks After Reopening
About twenty thousand dollars in gold has been brought to the royal banks since they reopened. The figure reflects a steady return of valuables as financial services resume normal operations.
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Tockhart
Royal Banks
Cotton Production For 1932 Reported By Census Bureau
Census bureau figures show 1932 cotton production at 13,702,208 running bales or 12,994,430 equivalent 500-pound bales, compared with 16,628,874 and 17,095,594 for 1881 and 1930. Running bale totals include 724,152, with American-Egyptian bales at 8,299 versus 13,668 previously, and an average bale weight of 511.5 pounds. State outputs are listed for Alabama through Tennessee and other areas, with variations between running and equivalent 500-pound bale measures.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
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Arizona
Arkansas
California
USATI
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Messin
North Carolina
Oklahoma
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Virginia
Murder Charged in Fatal Shooting Case
A murder complaint was filed Monday by the sheriff against Jose Munoz of 1900 South Laredo Street in the death of Charlie Sanches of 2600 West Travis. A bullet through a window struck Gancher as he slept. Julie Gonyales of 148 Pannen Street was listed as a witness against Munoz and earlier discharged in habeas corpus proceedings in Nine tydommth district court.
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Jose Munoz
South Laredo Street
Charlie Sanches
West
Travis Fleet
Gancher
Julie Gonyales
Pannen Street
Munoz
Cameron Births and Deaths Report For February
SAN BENITO March 20 The health annual report shows 147 births and 199 deaths in Cameron county in February. Pneumonia and tuberculosis are the leading causes of death, with percentages 23 and 11.5.
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Anii
Cameron County
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