Rockefeller Favored by Political Handicapper for 1940 Presidency
The Brighter Side notes John D. Rockefeller III as a surprise third choice at 8 to 4 behind Dewey and Vandenberg in a Republican presidential handicap. The official judge lauds Rockefeller as America’s top private citizen and a powerful, benevolent force, though predicting unlikely candidacy.
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Eye
Coffee Plastic Hints From New York Scientists
G Litetnupinn reports in Navty Sn New York that coffee waste grounds could form a new plastic. B Poll describes a process yielding coffee plastic with high insulating properties for use in buttons, tele vision sets, and furniture. They envision chairs cups spoons and other items made from coffee plastic once grounds are collected.
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Produce Market Report Prices and Commodities for Tuesday
Market notes haltingly list price changes across fruits vegetables and dairy. Timka cucumbers drop to 1.05 per unit while Texas tomatoes and various fruits show mixed moves with apples lemons and strawberries cited in nearby markets. Dairy and poultry prices steady to unchanged with several regional items noted from Oklahoma and Texas.
Texas Trails Legie Kolhmann Reports Good Gass Conditions
Texas Trails Legie Kolhmann travels San An gen to Monday from the border with a report of good gass conditions in the Laredo area and in Northern Moyer. The Mexican side of the Lorde suffers drought driving heavy cattle into the United States. Favorable reports come from Alma Bazar Cassaday Manlesd Green Vuril Hex dale Hymer Strong lly Vir Creel Diamond Springs Kan Malrfax Pawhusha Strolum Burbank Okla Arch Miller Border Protective Association inspector traveled from La Pryar. Definger back on the job after an 18 day trip through Washington New York City Niagara Falls Chicago and Kansas City. The cattle market was slow but some good sales occurred led by 109 calves and 60 heifers sold by Rudolph Wegner to Harry Thompson at $10.50 for 278 lb calves and $9.60 for 263 lb heifers. Chapman Bench near Corpus Christi shipped yearlings to Texas Livestock Marketing association. 100 yearlings 468 lb sold for $8.75, 50 yearlings at $8.50. Arin Link of New Braunfels sold 42 venetings at 693 lb for $10. A general survey of Blue Blum Osage regions in Okla and Kan finds good conditions with rains in peak week. Madfield Green and Burbank Oklahoma report rainfall best for this time of year.
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Santa Fe Railroad
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Representative Sales on 5S. A. Livestock Market
Representative Sales on 5S A Livestock Market features numerous cattle listings from multiple ranches and owners across Texas and nearby counties. The report names buyers sellers and locations such as Corpus Christi Shiner Waolds Stowe and McManagh noting cattle types including yearlings cows and calves with prices and lot numbers where readable.
Wool Prices Move Higher Amid Busy Weekend Trade
Wool prices rose during a busy weekend of selling with gains above 25 cents, buyers in San Anghelo and surrounding areas reported. Major purchases included 50,000 pounds from DeWolf-Wesk at over 35 cents and large lots from Wright Brothers and Joe B Blakeney warehouse in Texas Stockmen’s Supply. The Tyner pool added about 160,000 pounds of fine wool from Water Valley, while other deals hit 25 cents for 12 month shipments and 23 to 26 cent ranges in various parcels.
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Clem Smith Installed As New Elk Official In San Antonio
Clem J. Smith was installed as new treasurer of New Elk Lodge No. 216 at 420 East Laurel Place after a Monday night meeting led by district grand deputy Harry Noss. Reports from the Texas State Association of Elks convention at Warco Saat were heard, with Albert Schoenemann and E. Smelt presenting the local lodge reports. Smeltz was elected vice president of the Texas South association.
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Market Report on Fresh Produce and Freight Prices
The report lists U.S. and Texas shipments of onions, tomatoes, and mixed vegetables with prices and arrivals across markets. It notes a tomato price at 4,206 and provides scattered figures for peppers, cucumbers, melons, strawberries, and Adams county items, alongside weather affects and car counts, with several markets showing firmer or weaker tones.
Home Experts Meet June 20 For National Conference
The American Home Economists Association holds its annual convention June 20 to 23, with about 2000 home economics experts attending. Notable speakers include Joseph Polson of Vassar, Mildred Wesley Worl of Phoenix, Hazel Stelefeling of the U S bureau, Wille Dowdy of Houston, and others. A birthday luncheon marks the association’s anniversary, with Dr Helen Judy Bond presiding.
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Texas State College For Women
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Columbia Universally
Quindara Oliver Dodge
Simmons College
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College Extension Service
Mins Ruth Huey
Texas Name Economica Association
TAK OFFICE STAYS OPEN DURING ME MORAL DAY OBSERVANCE
City hall closed for Me mor day but tax department remained open to collect current and back taxes. State extended due date for back tax payments to July 1. Tuesday’s receipts total 1 964 473.10 for current taxes and 1 048 044.56 for school taxes. City collections outrun last year while school tax receipts lag.
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Horseshoe Nails Sought in Greece Trade Report
In a Washington dispatch the Commerce Department says American horseshoe nails boosted Greece imports in 1933 to 5500 dollars but port restrictions limited growth. Swedish makers previously dominated, yet 1937 tensions in Greco Swedish trade opened room for U.S. nail manufacturers to gain a foothold in the Greek market.
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