State medics to dedicate buildings in Galveston
Galveston May 2 Dedication plans outline two days of events for the State Medical College and John Sealy Hospital. The outpatient clinic, nurses home and new laboratory are $1,000,000 each. Dr Louis B Wilson will deliver the dedicatory address May 31, with Dr L F Barker giving the commencement address as 71 graduates receive diplomas.
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John Bealy Hospital
Board of Regents
University of Texas
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Oscar H. Plat
University of Jews
FB. B. Carey
American Medical Association
John E. Foster
Texas Medical Association
M. L. Graves
Houston
John O. McReynolds
Texas State Medical Association
Seed Loans Totals Hit $55,000 Across Three Counties
In Jasper Newton and Tyler counties 45 000 seed loans have been distributed to farmers. U S Department of Agriculture field agent T A Fritts said 738 applications were approved with Newton leading at 282 followed by Jasper 222 and Tyler 232.
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T. A. Fritts
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dusper County
Taylor
Live stock market report from Saint Louis and Chicago area auction
A detailed, noisy market summary notes cattle calves bulls and heifers sold in Saint Louis East St Louis and Chicago with prices, weights, and trends. It records top prices for various categories, mass receipts around 10000 head, and bids for sows vealers and sheep as traders weigh futures and hedging amid uneven demand and seasonal shifts. It mentions market activity in Oklahoma City and Kansas City with similar price ranges and stock movements.
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Monina
Grain Market Slump Amid Mixed Wheat Signals at Chicago
Grain prices in Chicago drifted with mixed signals as weather favored winter wheat while deliveries rose for May contracts. Reports of large shipments and fluctuating futures traded alongside mentions of Liverpool and North American market activity, with notable price shifts and uncertain outlooks.
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Allingen
Liverpool
Rusker
Shea
Fulzes
Prince J.tvere Jonl
Fanunda
Butter Prices Slump Amid Messy Market Report
A chaotic market list reports butter prices slipping while a long tally of vegetables and fruits shows varied shifts. Items like onions, okra, and tomatoes move at different rates with commissions noting quotations across multiple produce lines.
London Money and Metals Prices Report May Data
London metal price updates show copper futures at 35 13, tin spot 137, lead spot 11, zinc 13 10, with silver in New York at 27 cents. Foreign exchange rates list Great Britain and France among others with multiple cable and demand quotes.
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Shanghai
Montreal
Moxten
Gly Lallver Hesol
Sugar and Coffee Market Report From New York
Sugar and coffee trading opened with limited movement as futures held near unchanged levels. Raw sugar and refined prices showed minor declines while July sugar contracts around 63 cents and September near 70 cents. Dealers noted Cuban account activity and broad market intraday shifts as refined prices fell to the 6.80 per unit range.
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New York
Allred Returns From Capital Meeting With Garner
James V. Allred the Texas attorney general has come back from Washington after attending the Jackson Day dinner. He met with John N. Garner and noted a harmonious gathering. attendees included Senator Tom Connally and others, with Garner prominent at the speakers’ table between Alfred E. Smith and Johel Shouse.
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James V. Allred
Washington
Congress
John N. Garner
Texas
House of Representatives
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W. O. Huggins
H Ous
Ton
Texas Democratic Executive Committee
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Jesse Jones
Houston
Federal Reconstruction Board
Alfred E. Smith
Alfred
Garner
Smith
Jouelt Shouse
National Executive Committee
Candidate to Aid Weddings Promises Low Fees in Houston
May 2 Houston campaign note shows JJ. P. Rogers running for justice of the peace pledging marriage fees not over 2.50 dollars. He also supports a malevolent proposal for a fan in the hardover room and would have the court clerk sleep near the courthouse to be awakened at night for bond requests.
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Houston
JJ. P. Rogers
Justice of the Peace
Duck Lays Freak Egg at Nordheim
A Nordheim report notes a duck owned by Charles Denecke laid an unusual egg. The egg’s yolk sits toward the smaller end, which angles upward beyond 45 degrees, described as a notable freak occurrence.
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Charles Denecke
Cotton Market Warms Then Dips Amid Wide Swings in New Orleans
Active session in New Orleans saw initial gains of 9 points with 2 point advances, July at 5.56c and October 6.50c, but heavy liquidation pulled prices to new seasonal lows. New York trading mirrored weakness as July fell alongside December, with spreads narrowing and traders covering shorts amid renewed selling pressure.
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Painia
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Rexalning & Pointy
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Tech to Give Scholarships to Farm Bureau Delegations
Two $100 scholarships will be awarded at the Texas Farm Bureau federation convention in Lubbock. W L Ellwood will present the county in district 18 with the largest delegation a scholarship, while R J Murray funds another open to any Texas county. Awards depend on gate delegation times county-seat distance. about 500 farmers expected.
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Texas Farm Bureau Federation
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R. J. Murray
Dulles
Texas Cotton Co-operative Association
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