The Mysterious Caucasus People and Highlands
A National Geographic style survey of the Caucasus highlands and Dagestan, detailing the diverse tribes, languages, and ancient customs preserved in mountain villages. It notes refugees from Europe and Asia, complex ethnic blends, and a rugged society shaped by topography and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daghestan Highlands
Cori
Russia
Black Sea
Caspian
Caucasus
Europe
Asia
Old World
Noreman
England
George Kennan
Daghestan
Arizona
New Mexico
Ar. Kennan
National Geographic Magazine
Miyelt
Tim
Mountain Wall
Central Asia
Mexander the Great
Pompey
Tamerlang
Vaphshin
Holy Land
Sooo
Reunion
Ishimo
Iolaters
Tn Daghestin
Tomshetin
Daghestani
Tavelyse
Cat Gasts
Tongland
Opening Dance At Community House Draws Large Crowd
The opening dance of the regular program at the Community House on Monday evening drew about 500 attendees. With the dance floor expanded to double its size two hundred fifty couples remained on the floor until late. Evening music will start at eight o clock each night and keep the hall clear by ten.
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Brewer
Jural Way
Harold Cylemn
Lince
Ivelly Field
South San Antonio
Road losses shrink as railroads guaranteed returns loom
Washington report cites Interstate Commerce Commission forecast showing nine month net loss to government from railroad operations dropping to about 66 million dollars from prior estimates near 500 million. Government guarantees still total just over 700 million for the year, with potential later recoupment as rates rise and financing costs decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
D. C
Poe
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Railroad Administration
Railroad Administration Offi
Cotton prices slide from Monday close in mixed market
Cotton trades in San Antonio on November 19 closed at 210 to 45 points below Monday's final. New Orleans up 15 to 55 points, New York steady to up 20, with early strength fading into late-day lows. Dallas and Houston show small declines as prices drift.
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Cotton Exchange
San Antonis
New Orleans Exchange
New York
New Orients
Dallas
Galveston
Houston
New York Cotton Futures Open Steady Amid Early Volatility
The New York cotton market opened steady with prices set higher and lower by points as traders reacted to bullish spot advice and census forecasts. Early selling and hedging pressured values from 37.08 to 26.66 for January and 20.75 to 26.20 for March before buying steadied, with further gains as sessions progressed and liquidity improved.
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New York
Census Bureau
Liverpool
Semviaty
Oren. High
Low
Jose
Dee
New Orleans Cotton Quiet After Opening Rally
New Orleans reports show initial buying around the marker for cotton futures but demand faded quickly. Prices edged higher in early trading then retreated, with declines of 10 to 20 points after the opening. ships were bound for Gulf ports and Libation prices fluctuated, while New York activity posted mixed results.
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New Orleans
Boarteh
War Industries Roar
UA Pelo
Ie Addia
Decline in Corn Prices Amid Limited Buying
Market observers report a drop in corn prices due to scarce buying. Traders note weak demand with December and January futures edging lower while government purchases and rising seaboard demand for cattle and food shipments to Austria spark a late rally.
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Chicago
Allera
Austria
Grains and futures drift as markets remain weak
Chicago grain futures show sagging prices with oats and corn under pressure while wheat quotes vary. Traders note limited support and subsequent rallies due to grain market upswings, with cash corn in Chicago showing several low bids and nominal No 2 yellow prices.
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Chicago
Substantial Gains By Leading Issues In Stock Market
New York stocks opened firm with gains in rails steels motors and other sectors. United States Steel and copper shares rose while Mexican Petroleum weakened. Oil and shipping led a late rebound before overall declines set in by close.
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New York
Te T
Motors
Industcohol
Bec
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady Despite Quiet Market
Spot cotton in Liverpool shows prices easing with good middling at 22.090 and middling 21.46d, 1000 bales on hand and 5000 receipts of American origin. Futures close steady with November 20.65d and December 19.774. Meanwhile New York reports varied prices and steady speller terms as markets absorb mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Atlas
Liverpool
Navy
Markets Stir as Prices Hold Across Dairy and Poultry
Quotations show steady butter and dairy prices with Texas creamery prints at 40c per pound. Poultry demand remains good with hens 25 21c, small and large roasters and turkeys up to 28c, ducks at 3 a dozen, and geese at 4.00. Receipts include 3970 cases of creamery butter and varying potato arrivals, with alive poultry prices rising in Kansas City and Chick Poultry markets noting higher fowls and springs.
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Reindork
Texas Creamery
Chicago
Byers
Springs
Kansas City
Army Game Scheduled At League Park Sunday
The Army football game at League Park next Sunday pits Seth Wield Artillery from Camp Travis against the 87th Infantry at Canis Medatosh. Star players include Lt Myal Ue, Lt Don Wood, and Capt Merriweather with many college veterans expected to play. The clash, third of the season for the military teams, starts at 2 pm and follows earlier games against Mort Sam Taustan, Camp Wise, and the 8th Infantry doughboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Seth Wield
Camp Teavis
87Th Infantry
Canis Medatosh
Tatve Maty
Infantes
Vieutenant Myal Ue
University of Wisconsin
Don Wood
University of Mississippi
Fee
Northwestern
Merriweather
Donisinan
Hesselder
University of New Mexico
Ota and
Davidson
Texas A. & Mi
Juieutenant Kutan
Flr
Michigan Ageies
Jaientenaint Hern
University of the South
Noi
Holth Meld
Williamg
Alaskell Dadian Taskle
Murray
Nichlas
Dickson
Mort Sam Taustan Eleven
Camp Wise
Grain supply larger as 1918 records show higher stocks
Washington reports that grain supplies in elevators are ample for Europe and domestic needs, with 1918 levels substantially above 1917. Primary elevators hold 41,041,000 bushels versus 7,56?9 last year, and wheat and corn show notable year to year gains amid steady receipts and sales in rough markets.
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Washington, D. C
Alevatora
Europe
Niet Vertor Dineral McAdou
Railroad Administration
Fresh Wholesale Prices For Vegetables And Fruits
Wholesale price list shows California and Colorado vegetables and fruits with per sack, per crate, or per hundredweight rates. Items include onions, potatoes, pumpkins, tomatoes, cabbage, grapes, oranges, pears, apples, berries, and canned goods, with multiple regional price points and shipping terms.
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Bricen
Salere Commission
California
Texas
Colorado
Idaho
Calery
Florida
Ben Davis
Ger Bey Liund
L. M. Rallens
Rio
Gerry -Pount
Pines Milnots Carymn
Limnois Abn
Columbia River
Sardini
Nean Loytem
Prade
ESSEX
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Tolle
Germany
Londo
London
William Hohenzolern
Berlin
Lokal
Anzieger
Holland
Ne Tague
Gind
Anat le
Express
Arry Crowdes
Wis
Mark Bo Tr
Crowdes
Welly Field
Tex
Buffy
Oicher
Americas
Scotland
Marley
Devon
Peabody
New York SC
Orleans
Cotton Fm
Chicago Grain Futures
Cass Grain
Sas City
Orn c Lk
Cotton Statistics
Houston, Tex
Tiberty Bonds
Mecomtl
St. Louia
Ues
America
Tar & Foundry
Ain
Balawin
Baltimore & Shilo
Bethlehem
Ieee
Chesapeake& Ghia
Colorada
Iran
Tuba
Evie
Hleeth
Great Northern
Minncis Central
Mere
Marine
Kennecott
Nashville
Atte Missouri
Fle
York
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Ture Coal
Tee
Ray Consolidated
Tron
Sinektr
Southern Pacifi Toes
Ani
Southern Rail
Seeeeeve
OL Sihy
Htudehaher Curpersdon Corse Ud Ab A Eerie Copper
Eee Vii
Pegeeer
U. S
LOLA
Ais
United Bes
Westing Ine Keetzte
Aulantig Corts
Lng
Serle Steel
Babes
Lino
United Care
York Exchange
Nev
Willson Banks
I. Billy
Feng
Bane Asaeptanee Iy
Cook
ARMY
Artillery
Orlonas
Woo
Carolina
Japan
Covarna
Matt
U. 5
the, Segar
Nutt
Luce
Rts
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