September 1 Cotton Crop Yield Report Released
Washington reports cotton production at 14,950,000 balers of 500 pounds weight. The September 1 condition stands at 22 percent, yielding about 153.2 pounds per acre, with an area in cultivation around 45 million acres and an indicated 44.25 million bales of 500 pounds grace weight. State figures and abandonment rates are detailed, listing acreage, yields, and production by state, including Arkansas and California, with Lower California excluded from totals.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Jose Pends
Cali
California
Ginnings by States Totals in September Census Count
Washington report shows total ginnings for September 1930 at 1,876,259 bales including 43,300 round bales. Compared with last year’s 1,564,434 bales, the update notes round bale counts and half-bale adjustments, with California and other states referenced in the early figures.
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Washington, D. C
Tales
Arkswees
California
Mystery Charity Bequest From Seaman Declares Major Gift
A partially legible wartime notice indicates a seaman named WHEW YORK or similar left about 1.04 million to charity, with references to Roosevelt Hospital and the 4th Army. The message mentions Bellare and Raaman, noting October as a relevant date and a large donation from the estate.
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Seaman Whew York
Bellare
4Th Army
Roosevelt Hospital
Charite
Anciety Re
W. Reamen
Lin
Raaman
Midpriced Car Sales Slump Amid Shifting Market
The report shows midpriced cars lagging as high and low segments pull different shares. 1930 sales sit about 20 percent under 1929, while 1928 and 1927 show variances. Ford’s 1928 production rise and economic mood influences drive shifts across price classes.
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Sourret Motor Magazine
Ford
Slingar
Peach prices and produce market in Colorado decline
Colorado peaches slumped on the local wholesale market with shipments quoted at £4 by Pruitt Commission company. Honeydew melons sold at $2, tomatoes at £1.50 on the growers’ market. Other produce included lettuce at $4.25 to $4.00 and bananas at $0.25 to $0.40. No changes announced by Standard Produce and Poultry.
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Colorado
Pruitt Commission Company
Tbompton Seeditas Igrepes
Washington Vomsloss
Standard ‘Produce and Poultry Company
Physicist Plans to Make Figures of the Fourth Dimension
Washington D C September a scientist known for work at the Bureau of Standards plans a new project to build models representing the fourth dimension. Dr Paul R Efesl a noted physicist aims to visualize space beyond three dimensions using wires and geometric figures as a hobby with items preserved by the bureau.
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Washington
D.C
Hipher Mathematica
Paul R. Efesl
Bureau of Standards
Phesiciet
Seienes
Crowded Market Prices For Fruits And Vegetables
A garbled list of produce and prices from a market report includes cucumbers avocados okra melons peaches pears cantaloupes lettuce lemons mint potatoes and rhubarb with varied pricing notes and units. The dense OCR reads like a late 19th or early 20th century auction or commission cotations page with many misspellings and unclear figures but numerous named items and price figures remain recognizable.
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Crowers
Sharkey Hees
Ane Byucken
Rem
Paesel
Carrow Dozen Buocken
Bertolt
Abe
Buakel Ganiic
Sieera
Doves Uta
New ‘Potateer
Okra
Busset
Bulona
Arses
Dua Euteken
Bom Ontonk
Calliarcia Lee
Buller Teacs
Galery
Graven Thompson
Lemona Toto
Fan
Mint
I. i
California
Priberine
Colute de Ecthters
Botateer
Califernia
Potatees
Pan
Poultry and Eggs Live Poultry and Fresh Eggs Adverts
Local listings show live poultry prices with Turseyn melding 12 to 35 certs, Friers 29 cents per unit, Ware ve 20 cents, Ducks 13 cents, Candied eggs and infertile eggs priced per 23 ert, with numerous dealers advertising end day specials and classed auction offers. Buyers urged to heed the offers today at the Laght cluster.
Texas Exhibit Plan for World Fair in Chicago 1982
Plans for a Texas exhibit at the 1982 World Fair in Chicago will be formed at a meeting of the event committee in Austin on September 22. Worter Whaley of the local chamber of commerce said a Texas committee chair will be chosen and a prominent Dallas businessman may lead the group. A finance report will be given and a planning committee will outline architectural and sectional divisions covering industry, horticulture, sericulture, livestock, tourism, and Texas possibilities.
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Texas
Chicago
Evne
Aualin
Worter Whaley
Chamber of Commerce
Whaley
Dallas
Whaler
Rosy &. Sterting
Democraticc
Ed Kifer
Bam Antonio
Texas Mort
Whaley Caid
Savant Aims Gulf Power Venture Headlined by French Physicist
MATPANZARS, Coba. Strafeeane Georgesade, French scientist, expected to begin proposed scheme to produce inexpensive power from Gulf Stream. If successful, project could advance practical physics and attract funding for a major offshore system.
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Matpanzars
Coba
Strafeeane Georgesade
Ladas
Mnee
Gulf
Night club raid nets teens among those released in Chicago
In Chicago Little Bohemia district, youths were freed after a night club raid. Among arrestees was 15 year old Hernd Lelewer, linked to a wealthy bat manufacturer family. Officials noted the club Kaelion Kat drew a crowd of educated, adult patrons.
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Chicago
Little Bohemia
Tage Court
Hrzvid Lelewer
Ue Kaelion Kat
Eee
Wheat Prices Make Gains In Chicago Trading Start
Uncertainty over Argentina and firmer Liverpool futures pushed Chicago wheat prices higher at open with December up to 62 1/2 cents. Corn rose early then gained, while overall export business remained moderate and European conditions supported higher Liver pool quotes. Oats and other grains followed mixed moves as traders weighed port conditions and profit taking.
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Chicago
Sept. S—U
Liverpool
Jeter
Germany
Ialy
Atreks
United Kingdom
Traters
England
Argentina
Fuenas Aires
Rome
Man Injured in Fall From Taxi at Gunter Hotel
Report from early Sunday states John Fieber at the Gunter hotel fell while boarding a taxi and sustained injuries. He was taken to Tretect B. Grean Seapitel for medical treatment.
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Fieber
Gunter Hotel
Aril Toll
Heathern Packie
B. Grean
Teoalteat
Oil and gas drilling plans near Corpus Christi Texas
An oil and gas drilling announcement west of Corpus Christi outlines activity following the Houston Oil Company No. 1 well. The Lawrence No. 2 and Morgan No. 1 wells are tied to a nearby oil field with depth readings around 4,000 feet and daily gas output projected near 7,000,000 cubic feet. The McComb Belt tract and Danigan No. 2 site preparations include derrick crews and rigging as operations proceed.
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C. Richardson
Gan
Ile Houston
Hunter Sip
Coryne Christi
Lawrence
Sax
McCombbelt
Soxtet Company
Aco
V.M. Danigan
Oil Notes From Shreveport Field Report
Oil notes describe completions and tests around Shreveport Louisiana with references to National Oil Company, Fullerton area, and Webb Countys Webb. Reports include casing, drilling depths, and well status at several fields, mentioning producers at Orange and Raymendiille and productivity figures, with dates circa 1920s.
Money and Metal markets and methods in May
Fragmented report shows unclear trading data for precious metals and currency values with scattered references to London, New York, and percentage figures. Mentions of copper, silver, and bullion prices appear alongside stray numbers and uncertain terms.
Futures Market Sees Volatile Opening Amid Government Report
New Orleans and New York futures for cotton show opening declines then partial recoveries as traders await the government report. Prices swing with October and December contracts dipping to near lows before rebounding, while Liverpool cotton also trades lower amid hedging and liquidations.
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Orleans
Cottom Oorneil
Liverpol
Ian Dur
Leochler
Sturday
Eoge
Shorts
Tate
Veasion
Benlow. le
New York
Southern
Aken
Marsel
Liverpool Calles
Lye
Eanis
Uuainesa
Aller Lia Publica
Campbell Promoted to Colonel by War Department
Lieut Col Tilman Campbell is promoted to colonel by the War Department. Campbell has served as finance officer for the Eighth Corps Area for four years.
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Campbell
Tilman Campbell
War Department
Eighth Corps
Livestock Market Unchanged at San Antonio Auction
San Antonio livestock report shows steady bids across cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices highlighted include choice calves 3.10 to 6.20, vealers around 4.00 to 5.00, hogs and sows near 4.00 to 4.50, and sheep steady with lambs above 8.00 in city bids.
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San Antonio
ST. Lou Livprtack
East ST
Louie
Beni
Lac Hicher
Mocoghas
Ranbas City Livestock
Barsas City
Gong
Rholer
Morkar
Freder Plvern
Ecod
Clacnsn Agrereix
Zacye Lambs Helt
Lam
Beeville Oil Test Drills New Field Near Normanre
A new oil discovery near Beeville in Bee County reports a test well that blew in with a 90 million cubic foot gas cap and a six eight production test. The operation, located six miles west of the Nichnik pool and southeast of Gray bury, shows oil and gas indications though initial flow was limited.
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Tha Sims” Oil Companyollmark
Hee
Hee Vile Atonday
Beeville
Esse
James
York Autres
Missouri Pacific Posts Busy August and Year Totals
A report from Li W Baldwit of Missouri Pacific in St. Louis shows 139,060 car loadings on lines during August and 162,150 for August of the prior year. For the first eight months of 1930, 1,096,681 cars were hauled from connecting lines, with 1,151,054 loaded on the company’s lines.
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Missouri Pacific
Connerting Lines
Camn
New York Sugar and Coffee Market Quiet and Unchanged
The New York OIGA market shows quiet trading with prices near 1 cent per pound for pats and 4.25 to 4.64 per 100 pounds for some commodities. Demand remains modest as traders await developments in Tuluca and other factors. markets see cautious activity with some hedging and distribution by house firms.
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New York
Oigan
Eaieo
Aly Lovay
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Esau
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Clareiy
Renerica
Eat
Binney
Brullere
Foster
Chevetet
Pratt
Fussy
Chimobile
Alpe
Dain, Chigler, Studchaler
Mash Wilige Nalghy
Drbsets Brac Myerson
Re Solin
Cebies
Franklin
Fiery Korum
Llerete
Leresting
Pierce
PLAN
Savant
Toreign Exchanger
Spc
Foreien Urverstar
Tereat Hrivain
Bien
Ata
Yale
Ale Land
Norman Terént Weeden
Dacrrase
Aeliserard
Ap Abs Firecen
A. A
Cain
Ati
Aucraitin
Wrisees
Shreveport
W. E. Curniechain
Fullerton Est
Shere
Wedneety
GJ. Websters
South Texan
Albescaz
Webb
Ghankis
Fee Linton Freducing Company
Tous Lon
Laruda Distriel
Flola Fotornarion
G. W. Elaine Bere
Naw
Lareés
G. W. Willam
Carilar
Zapata
Dillraser
Coscordon C
Virginia T
Modesto A. Evilado
Elle
Rafael
Juapita
Antona
Benjamin Tarin
Tails T
Frank Linecue
John A
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Carolo De'senron Jana
Raymenesille
Weilacy County
Gromme Helezorpha
Btl
Froducer
Orange
Sup Oil Company
Tisld
Galarsay
Agdaetag
Halil
Bualman
Beljering
Walter
Andrews
Tieures
Tord Pouney
Dee Dave
Aiwagt Yi Hibernia
dSecantlen
Bartela
Furk
AZ Eal
Galigae Ecremares
Remy Filey
Eerarding
Dhe
Fleures
Maye Maney Ermarae
Gibrers
Ular Krolythe
Bethea
London Monet London
Soney
Mungaty
Reni
Joseph Vaus
Geal Aulet
Marci
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Aicectes Moollycheagy
Eack
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Eires Sealere Gmlik-fedl Nead Sn
Smeal
Welier Varnes
Rannere Wnnale
SD Polide
Enaler
Serviee Me
Teedine Lamha
Peet and
Choice
Ferre
Bees Ethwell Huge Gasser
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