Cattle Market News From Fort Worth and San Antonio Livestock
Fort Worth and San Antonio stockyards report cattle and calf prices steady to lower. Steers and heifers traded around 10.00 to 18.00 for medium to good classes, cows from 6.00 to 9.50, vealers and yearlings mixed. Sheep and lambs showed firm to higher values with fat lambs up to 21.50, ewes around 6.00 to 9.50, and stocker calves around 14.00 to 16.00. Estimated receipts near Thursday’s day’s totals: cattle 2200 to 2800, sheep 4500, with market activity subdued.
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SAN Antonio Livestock
Feseray
CntOe
Asoo
Bundocrusseu
Alnetty
Atancey
Agd Noud Road
Fort Worth
Tuller
Fis
Sis
Isimbs
Woman Has Last Word in Nevada Railer Kill Tale
SOLDFIELD Nev Ur Henry Carlson came home from a hiki mine and told his wife he had killed a large rattie jake. She listened then said she had stopped her car and killed four railers with forks during a 26 mile drive from Tonopah Nev.
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Soldfield
Nev
Henry Carlson
Hiki Mine
Jake
Tonopah
Antelope Hunters Tie West Texas Hunt Honors
In Austin in October 1975 UPI reports two hunters, Joel Austell Small and Mrs. Jakle Petmecky, tied for honors after antelope ducks with 15 and three fourth inch horns led to the tie. Most horns run 13 to 14 inches and have a single spike.
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Austin
UPI
Low Cost Meal Book Out of Date in 1944 Budget
Washington readers learn a government pamphlet on feeding two adults on seven to eight dollars a week is out of date. The 1945 June edition printed for public display shows Hank and Telen Young with a $170 monthly income and a budget heavy on meat fish and dairy. The piece notes the plan presumes table fat and details a typical Wednesday menu from breakfast through dinner.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Asmer
Stanning
Hank
Tieleh
Telen
Yfelen
American Plan Seashore
Hants
Boston
Trial of Two Bankers Begins in Federal Court
Trial opened in federal court before Judge Ben Sz. Rice Jr. with jury selection in a conspiracy and false claims case against Jodie D. Falk Hebert Ray Mack and Luther Ice Baker three bank officials accused of cashing 1580 war bonds for Kelly field workers at a small commission Witnesses include bank president Frank Balles and witness John L A Kehler who testified Baker cashed bonds for him with commissions ranging from 25 to 50 cents per bond Some jurors were excused due to personal connections with the defendants
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South San Antonio
Kelly Field Supervisory Mn
Ben Sz. Rice Jr
Jodie D. Falk
Blue Bonnet Drive
Union State Bank
Hebert Ray Mack
Natalla
Luther Ice Baker
South Sabinas
U. S
H. W
Moursand
Jos
Westbrook
Kelly
Ben Foster
Leonard Brown
Baker
Frank O C. Balles
Hirst
John LA. Kehler
Main Avenue
Kabler
Kelly Field
Unclear Cotton Market Report From New Orleans
Fragmentary OCR notes from New Orleans markets show unstable cotton futures with scattered figures around October and December. The text references bale pricing and futures activity but is largely garbled and incomplete.
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Cotes Futirer
Ign
Conversiveeersesee Coors
Pas Marel Weer BS
New Orleans
Asersresen
Marth - Rerejae
Concrete Poured For Brady Stand
Brady October 17 Concrete footings for the large steel grand stand at the new Brady Jubilee site are being poured today according to contractor W Leach.
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Brady
W. Leach
Constractan
Funeral notices and site work updates from local memorials
A partial OCR of a community page lists funeral services for multiple individuals with dates, locations, and burial plans across Beverly, Des Moines, San Diego, and Beaumont. It notes site clearance and footing pours for street works near Richards Park, plus track and memorial park staking at Roselawn, with several obituaries including Adaline Underhnider and Adalide Ludy Whiliut among others.
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Umtuaris
Annin Aviwen
Moniay
Sluradsy
Alana Puneral
Richards Parks
Ann
Sewell
Meat on Hoof Jams All Yards
Chicago producers pushed meat on the hoof into markets as prices hit near record peaks amid strong receipts. Hog prices fell early but remained high, with 20 000 hogs, 5 000 cattle and 5 000 sheep seen for tomorrow. Futures slid as control moves and consumer opposition grew.
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Chicago
Isdime
Truman
New York
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Stattuary
Omaha
Mansas City
Spiriten
Grain CAICAGG GHAIN POTONES HaeeReo
Blurred text fragment from a historical page shows fragmented names and codes. Readable items include BRUM SHOR 130 and 20145 with unclear context. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Ticket Mixup at Auburn Train Stop
A railroad conductor examined tickets handed by a military policeman and his prisoner. The two were set to reach the same destination but would travel along different routes enroute, reflecting a mixup in their travel paperwork.
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Auburn
Neb
M. P
Texas Trials on Livestock Projects at Winter Haven Station
The Winter Haven experiment station at Cartizo Springs will add livestock to its projects. Wesley Grote says the change comes with an increased station budget for regional livestock studies. R D Lewis reports at Beaumont over nine years fertilizers and lime enhanced forage, doubling yield and boosting protein and phosphoric acid in pastures. Improved fertilized pastures raise carrying capacity and beef yields. At the Comanche park 4H and FFA show, Leroy Fields sold a champion bred calf for 50 cents a pound. Francis Faltin's Jamb weighed 90 pounds and sold to Swift at 95 cents per pound. Duroc champion pig weighed 280 pounds and sold for 33 cents per pound to Swift. Malcolm Stratman’s capon led a sale where Lyles bought 11 capons and other livestock.
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Winter Haven
Cartizo Springs
Wesley Grote
FSA
San Antonio
R. D. Lewis
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
College Station
Beaumont
Comanche Park
Leroy Fields
Mecdona
Friedrich ‘Brothers
G. Noyes Evans
Somerset
Francis Faltin
Comfort
FFA Jad
Swift and Company
W. C- Vas
Market Prices And Produce Values From Verdabies Market
Verdabies lists beans and greens at $3.60 per bushel and $0.00 for various items. It catalogs a wide range of fruits and vegetables with crate, bushel, or per pound pricing including Avocados Florida $8 to $4.50, Apples from Washington and Canada, Cucumbers $2.50 to $3 per bushel, Lettuce $3.50 per crate, Potatoes Idaho and Oregon ranges, Tomatoes and Grapes, Lemons, Oranges, Bananas $6.48 per hundred, and many more items with inconsistent OCR entries. The market shows steady prices across categories with frequent currency and unit variations.
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California
Calif
Calit
Colo
Idaho
Oregon
Louisiana
Jonathan
Avorados
Florida
Mexico
Barthell
Vital Statistics NaREISGE Licenses List of Names
A scanned list of names appears under vital statistics licenses and consignments. The names include Ratito T Galindo Irene Caw Bernard B Clahe Ruth Harkaes Esml L Macombe Helen Hardin Donkins Nerma Ohbate Franlto S Romo Angelita Tlermander Sabie Sedilios Hodoke Petes Lane adriguez Abel Paceto Hilaria Puente Oetaviano Conaales Josefina pate Abelardo Cassilias Teresa 8 1301 2 Charles A Mason Avis Mf Williams Jose M Huron Misia J Martinez Charles T Gibson Abbe Genepke Jack G Pearce Sheila Swancott James W York Meryt G Keller Gonzales Caterina Uriegis Frank Heyst Josse Neal MT Thompson Vineta B Brean Retusio Reyes Denilig Valdes Wilhite Dorothy Morrison Mathew Winters Jr Vinisie Sim mugs Jesse A Paria Adela Lcarza Farrell B German Charlotte Bergen Marceling Estey Torre Leslie F ere Te D Toni Hwertons Eary E Bling Jonwite Pret Wi Renizels Warry P Robertson Oscar Ls Aloe Campbell Charles By nether artina Webb Eldys Luther Puskypen Wine Irene Douglay pliers Gasmie Williams Thelma Oto by Louise Exel Mary it tabs Tehn.
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Nareisge
Ratito T. Galindo
Irene Caw
Bernard B. Clahe
Ruth Harkaes
Esml
L. MaCombe
Helen Hardin
Donkins
Nerma Ohbate
Franlto S. Romo
Angelita Tlermander
Sabie Sedilios
Upliacha- Achilo
Hodoke
Petes
Lane Adriguez
Abel Paceto
Hilaria_ Puente
Men to Battle Blazing Oil Well
ATHENS Texas Oct 17 71 Firefighters from Houston will attempt today to extinguish an oil well fire near here burning since Sunday. Driller T Bill was killed when the fire started. B B Boyter 38 of Vivian La was seriously burned. The $200000 butane diesel rig was destroyed.
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Athens
Texas
Houston
Bill
B. B. Boyter
Vivian
Oil drilling activity slowed by heavy rains in Southwest Texas
Oilmen report slow progress as heavy rains halt work across Southwest Texas. Several wildcats including McCune No 4 Howosoka near Palo Blanca and Murchison No 1 Madddst resume later after weather delays. Minesites such as Magnolis No 1 Moore Turnet near Bee County face dry holes at ~7200 ft. Other rigs near Dinero Taive Oak and Ben Aliinson push for 6000 ft tests while contractors Ray Boyd drill 19 miles northeast of Freee in Beltulien.
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Southwest Tevas
George Farker
Charles L. McCune
Section
Palo Blanca
Antonia Henegrant
Ann
Willes
Whidcal
Benito Ieralen Supres
Portareca
Calhoun County
Hidalao County
Murchison
Magnolis
Moore-Turner
Bee County
Burnll- Wilcox Field
Sun Oil Company
Albrecht
South Caboza ‘Creel
Gollad County
Othes
L. Af
Ross Booth
City News Dance at Legion Club Saturday October 19
City News notes a dance at the American Legion Hall 128 1-3 Lasoya with Willett's Orchestra every Saturday night. Public invited. Also ads invite attendance at a Friday dance October 18. County readers know Kallison's Big Old Country Store promotes Farm and Ranch Supplies and invites visits.
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Three Sisters
The
Legion Club
Lasoya
Willetts
Orch
Pablic
American Legion Hall
Willett
Kallison
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