Crime figures reveal uneven police strength across cities
The piece compares police and civilian staff in U S cities by population, noting Pueblo Colorado ranks among the smallest forces. It cites New York City as the city with the largest force and discusses crime patterns in Milwaukee and other large centers during 1930. It also notes Fall River and Roaring Spring as notably quiet in that period.
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Ly Damot
Pueblo
Colo
United States
Coto
Park Arhhin
Texas
Herwyn
Berwyn
Washington
Brooklinr
Mags
White Plains
N.Y
Dr.mingham
Ala
Akron
Ohio
Brmingham
Oakland
Calif
St. Pott
Minn
Toledo
Houston
Dat- Jan
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Besvon Hay
St Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
San Francisco
Buffalo
Newark
Milwaukee
Quarterly Bulletin
Milwauskee
Philly
Pete
San Fransisco
New York
Fall River
Roaring Spring
Penn
Texas World War I Hog Market Recalled by Old Hands
The article recalls the World War I hog market with seven men including Charley Traugott and Wilkes Kohmann, noting prices rose to a peak after American entry and fell again by 1920. They describe wartime yields, cow and hog prices, and a cholera epidemic among hogs, with personal memories of trading conditions and market shifts.
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Ted
United States
Waitil
City Hires Steps To Distinguish Police Uniforms
City announces forthcoming changes to merchant police uniforms after complaints that some officers wore attire like patrolmen. Officials aim to reduce confusion by adopting distinct dress codes for merchant police and related public safety roles.
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Asmado
Pailte Clier
Ray Ashworth
Merchant Police
London Money and Metals Markets Report
London money and metals markets closed with prices mixed as wool and jute prices eased. Short term bills moved higher while midweek activity showed limited demand and selling pressure on wool and flax items during the week.
Oil News Digest with Duval to Jackson County Wells
Duval County reports two miles north of Lan Hel a gas and oil well yielding 400 barrels per day with gravity off a choke. Jackson County notes a patrolount company well recovered 100 fast draining oil and 42 pounds pressure at a drill stem test. Other counties report swabs, pressures, and core work on multiple parcels and wells.
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Magnolia
Perolnot
I County Ranch Company
Wilten
Lan Hel
Jennin Schlumbierger
Moenoly
Raelgem
Piedra
Liuidved
Viaeimloind
Wald County
Philips Petroleum Cormoration
Gumordondy
G. Sattiny
Fenny Fordyce
Trois Uetuch
Macnolin Patrolount Company
B. West
Vandernut
Ion
Presiuen
Alm Wells
Marnelia, Petroleum Company'a
Maun Wildent
Gloria
Ban Patricio
Molin
Wilieat
Sintan
Methodist Pastors Meetings Resume In San Antonio
The association of San Antonio will resume weekly sessions at 10 a m Monday at Travia Burk Methodist Church. Plans for completing the year’s work will be made.
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Association of
San Antonio
Molday
Travia Burk
Ehurch
Fire Alarms Respond to Multiple Mentions of Overheating
Fire alarms reported at several locations with no damage found. Residents or staff noted overheated water heaters and stoves causing minor nuisance alarms. Units were dispatched to Eleanore avenue San Pedro avenue and nearby blocks with no injuries or property loss reported.
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Baxter D. J. Greer
Eleanore Avenue
Berlarmley
San Pedro Avenue
Kinonah
Church Faculty to Hear Special Talk
Church faculty of the First Presbyterian will occupy a reserved section at the Sunday morning service to hear Dr. P.B. Him discuss The Task of the Church. He will outline the faith program of the church in a series of sermons. De, TN will speak on Bible lesson Sunday night.
Dr Webb to Speak on Clash of World Forces
Pastor Dr Perry of First Baptist church will preach on The Clash of World Forces at YM Sunday service. He will discuss Russia Germany and other nations from a biblical perspective, using selected scripture to illustrate the theme.
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Perry ¥. Webb
First Baptist Cinech
World Forces
Russia
Germany
Dr A V Boand To Speak Sunday At Beacon Hill
Dr A V Boand, recently retired from a vocal ministry in Estes Park Colorado, will preach Sunday at 11 a m at Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church on Mountain Top Experiences. Plans will be outlined for the work of the early call at the monthly meeting of the session Tuesday at 1 p m.
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A. V. Boand
Extes Park
Colo
Beacon Hill
Ad. Ma
Avples and Markets Seek Stable Prices Across Regions
A chaotic OCR style listing shows varied commodity prices across markets including avples, grapes, potatoes, onions, and dairy. It notes price per bushel, crate, or pound for fruits, vegetables, and dairy, with several typos and inconsistent spellings but captures the stance of a bustling market page with multiple regional entries and unit-based pricing.
Bond Refunding Set at Harlingen
Harlingen city commission approved a refunding plan for 829200 municipal bonds with Rawson Davidson of Wichita subject to 75 percent holder approval. The move could save 199378 and require annual payments of 5000 on the debt.
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Harlingen
Cormission
Los
Rawson-Davidson Company
Wichita
Hugh Ramsey
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Hogs and Cattle Slump
USDA livestock prices show meager hog slaughter and lower cattle figures across Chicago markets. Reported values include hogs around 7.25 to 9.75 per hundred, cattle at mixed levels with steady to lower tendencies, and provincial price movements across western grass ranges with varying week-to-week shifts.
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Chicaco Tavestoch
Chicago
USDA
Collins
Culver
Oman
Awa
Federa
Janis
Nasar
Widuins
Sheen
Tanita
Pinkenion Dyer
Tamly
Grain Markets San Antonio Grain Prices Note Varied Corn Wheat
Grain market notes from San Antonio show mixed prices for corn and wheat. White corn on ear quoted around 26 cents per bushel, Yellow corn on ear about 22 to 26 cents, White corn per bushel ranges around 26 cents to 28 cents, Wheat prices listed near 1.40 dollars per bushel with varied quotes.
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San Antonio
Bbc
Duiahel
Cotton Markets Open Mixed in New York and New Orleans
Cotton futures opened barely steady with slight declines in New York and New Orleans as traders weighed active selling and market rumors. Prices showed small moves across months with May and March contracts indicating light activity and tentative direction.
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New York
Neal
New Orleans
Orleans
Sant. U
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