Stocks Hold Firm Amid Subdued Trading On Wall Street
Market shows firm tone with little fresh material as Union Pacific rebounds from morning losses while steel and other major names trade lightly. Bonds steady. United States Realty and Missouri Pacific gain modestly as overall activity remains dull and cautious.
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New York
Seywt
Unionacific
Union Pacific and Steel
Union Pacific
L Steel
Bears
United States Realty
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Cotton Region Bulletin September 30, 1913
The bulletin reports 24 hours ending 8 a.m. 76th meridian time with unsettled belt weather. Rainfall of an inch or more expected in many places across Atlanta Augusta Montgomery Mobile New Orleans and Vicksburg districts. Temperature near normal and rainfall forecast noted. observations taken 8 a.m. September 29 1913 by Local Forecaster Allen Buell Weather Bureau.
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Belt
Atlanta
Augusta
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Vicksburg
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Bond and Currency Activity
Prime mercantile paper yields 5 percent for sixty avs and 24.85.65 tae demand. Sterling exchange firm at 84. Bar silver quoted 61 1/2 cents. Government and railroad bonds steady. Mexican dollars unchanged.
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New York
Sem
Sterling Exchange
Metal Markets In New York And London Report
New York and London markets show mixed metal activity with lead steady near 4.75 dollars and copper remaining dull. Tin weak with spot around 40.75 to 41.25 dollars, electric and lake copper quoted, and iron unchanged as London futures hold near 72 pounds.
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New York
London
Coskson
Cleveland
Market Quotes From St Louis on Sept 30
In St Louis on September 30 lead at 4.52 percent, spelter at 5.55, poultry prices ranged with chickens at 12 and springs at 18.1/2 cents, turkeys at 18 cents, ducks at 11 1/2 cents, geese and butter and eggs quoted with creamery butter at 31 cents and eggs at 23 1/2 cents.
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ST. Louis
Potatoes and poultry market quotes from Chicago and New York
Quotations dated Sept 30 show unchanged eyes and receipts for Chicago and New York produce reports. Potatoes lower with 55 60c in Minnesota and Ohio. Poultry alive lower at 14c for springs and 1s%e for fowls amid 110 car receipts and 6552 cases.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Marriage Licenses Listing for Several Couples
Charles Thomas Brigmnce and Alice Ma bel Hommel join as do Luis Vasquez and Crisanta Castillo. William Arthur Chaffe and Amy Winfred Ive receive licenses along with William R. Jolly and Pearl Wicks. Les J. Browne and Atinie Helen Mayer are also listed for licenses.
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Charles Thomas Brigmnce
Alice Mabel Hommel
Luis Vasquez
Crisanta Castillo
William Arthur Chaffe
Amy Winfred
William R. Jolly
Pearl Wicks
Les J. Browne
Atinie
Helen Mayer
RECORD COTTON EXPORTS ELEVEN BOATS LEAVE GALVESTON
Eleven steamships sailed from Galveston carrying 127,048 bales of cotton to foreign ports setting a new daily export record. The previous high was 95,278 bales on October 1, 1912. Cotton receipts at Galveston for September totaled 540,839 bales.
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Galveston
Tex
Maritime Traffic Reports Arrivals and Clearances
Galveston reports arriving steamers Harry T Inge Port Limon El Alba and others while clearing for Havre Liverpool and Bremen. Sailed: Ikhal Borneo Warrior. Port Aransas and New York lanes note arrivals including Kron Pr Is in Cecelle and San Giovanni.
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Galveston
Tex
Harry T. Inge
Nor
Port Limon
el Alba
New York
Ventura de Larrinaga
Rio Janeiro
Kansas
Barry
Mark Ester
Norman Monarch
Havre
Malm
Havana
Angio Bolivian
Liverpool
Phidias
Bremen
Nestorian
New York Day Goods Market Slides as Prices Fall
In New York on September 20 staple dress goods are bought moderately for spring with low prices not spurring much demand. Cotton goods remain strong and several lines have been withdrawn. Raw silk becomes cheaper with larger buying reported.
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New York
Real estate transfers list 1913 city blocks and prices
A long real estate transfer listing records multiple transactions from 1912 to 1913. Names include B L Raborn, Henry Kuchler, H H Fischer, L J Fischer, Henry Silvers, Paulina Silvers, Martha C Freight, Oliver Co Wickersham, Fortune Chambers, C M Chambers, F A Chapa, A C Begley, J W Eugene, B W Hill, Southwestern Land Corp, H B McCracklin, Nan nan Balse, F L Heilig, E B Heilig, R W Heilig, Joele Saenz, William Zimmerman, Goliad street, Beaumont Hill, and others with lot and block references and prices ranging from 1 to 6000 dollars.
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B. L. Raborn
Henry Kuchler
Brunswick Place
H. H. Fischer
L. J. Fischer
South Heights
Henry Silvers
Paulina Silvers
John Henry Silvers
Pauline Silvers
Martha C
Frank
Oliver Co. Wickersham
Artesian Gardens
Fortune Chambers
C. M. Chambers
F. A. Chapa
New City
A. C. Begley
J. W. Eugene
B. W. Hill
Southwestern Land Corporation
H. B. McCracklin
Rosedale Park
Hennan Balse
F. L
E. B. Heilig
R. W. Heilig
Beaumont Hill
Joele Saenz
William Zimmermann
Goliad Street
Balfrey G. Barden
W. C. Dickerson
Automobile Licenses list with owner addresses
A fragmented directory item lists license numbers 4122 to 4127 with vehicle owners and street addresses including Mitchell W M Matthews 623 McCulloch avenue and Chalmers J E Davenport 1207 Huisache avenue plus Metz J W Jennings R F D No 2 and Mayne J C Chalmers Bedell Pla Wise maian motocycle sales A Rische Jr 517 Live oak tree and Oakland A Salisbury 602 Burnet street.
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Mitchell
W.M. Matthews
McCulloch Avenue
Chalmers
J. E. Davenport
Huisache Avenue
Explanatory Notes From Agriculture Bureau Fragment
Excerpts describe Bureau notes on weather and air pressure readings. The text mentions Department of Agriculture and explanatory notes with times and measurements including temperature, precipitation, and wind.
Sardines Advance Half Dollar Case Near
A full half dollar per case adds to price of better sardine grades as grocer jobbers report high demand for canned meats. Fish catch this year is below requirements, canners cannot fill all orders, and prices for corn products and rice rise amid drought and shipping delays. Louisiana and Texas crops face rains and labor shortages, dairy regions see steady butter and milk, while cheese moves higher as demand stays strong.
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Kansas
Central States
Texas
Wholesale Market Prices for Produce and Staples
NYC market page lists widespread commodity prices including eggs at 0.25 per dozen, poultry down to 3.00-6.00 per dozen and 1.50-2.09 per pound for various birds, butter around 30-32¢ per pound, cheese at 18-19¢, and numerous vegetables with regional contrasts. Also shows fruits, rice, sugar, coffee, flour, and other staples with per unit and per crate prices, plus grain and hay figures and futures for coffee and syrups.
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Northern Creamery
Texas Creamery
Market price list for meats, canned goods and dried fruits
A dense price sheet lists maple syrup at 40¢ per gallon and 9 per dozen, various meats and lards with bacon at 25–29c, hams up to 20c, and cured products. Canned meats and fish priced from $2.40 to $3.65, assorted salmon and sardine varieties beside dried fruits with exact per pound and per box rates. Also covers California canned goods and miscellaneous supplies like hives wax and tallow.
Cattle Pens Cleared With Prices Steady at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on Sept 30 buyers cleared all offerings as rains paused the market. Receipts included 139 cattle, 174 calves, 38 horses and 1 hog. Prices rose with buyers competing. best cows 5.25, calves 6.50, hogs 8.25, bulk cattle 4.60 to 6, calves 6 to 6.50, hogs around 8.00. Rains in Southwest Texas boosted moisture. cattlemen expect abundant pasture and possible no feeding this winter.
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Union Stock Yards
Texas
Market Report Fort Worth Livestock Sees Light Receipts
Floods southwest lightened receipts across cattle hogs and calves in Fort Worth on September 30. Beef steers traded steady with bulk price around 5.50 to 6.50 while one car hit 7. Feeder steers and heifers moved between 5.75 and 7.00 with cows and bulls in the 4.00 to 5.75 range. Hog prices closed about five cents lower with bulk trading 8.36 to 8.60. Sheep were not shown.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Market Receipts and Prices Report
Kansas City reports today show hog receipts at 18 000 with a steady market. Bulk prices range from 8.25 to 8.65 for pigs and lights 8.00 to 8.65. Cattle receipts total 20 000 including 2200 southerns with steady market. prime fed steers 8.85 to 9.25, dressed beef steers 7.75 to 8.75, southern calves 5.60 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 1300 with steady to 10 cent gains. lambs 6.50 to 7.35, yearlings 5.00 to 5.75, muttons 4.25 to 4.75.
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Kansas City
Sugar market report shows steady wholesale prices
New York on September 30 reports raw sugar barely steady with Muscovado at 38.04, centrifugal 2.54, molasses 2.79, refined demand quiet across markets.
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New York
Mississippi Rain Irregularly Falls Hampering Cotton
Jackson dispatch reports over four inches of rain in the last 24 hours with two inches in the past night and day. Widespread heavy showers across the state hinder cotton picking as reports say much of the staple beaten into the ground and ruined.
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Jackson
Miss
Market Update Hides Steady and Leather Firm Reported
New York reports hides steady while leather remains firm. Kansas City Produce notes unchanged butter eggs and poultry in Kansas City on September 30.
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New York
Kansas City
Rice market updates from New Orleans on Honduras and Japan
On September 29 in New Orleans rough Honduras and Japan were active with clean Honduras firm. Quoted prices show rough Honduras at 2.50 to 4.50, Japan at 2.55 to 3.75, with varying percentages for new and old stock. Receipts included rough 8806 and 1414 clean units, sales totaled 2537 rough Honduras sacks at 3.40 to 3.50, 866 Japan sacks at 3.30 to 3.75, and clean Honduras 5645 pockets at 1 5 percent.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Chicago Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts
Chicago market report details receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep on September 30. Hogs 19000 head market steady to slight rise with bulk 8.35 to 8.75, lights 8.45 to 9.05, mixed 8.20 to 9.00, rough 8.05 to 8.25, pigs 4.00 to 7.75. Cattle 7000 head market weak with beeves 7.30 to 9.50, Texas steers 7.05 to 8.00, stockers and feeders 5.40 to 11.00, cows and heifers 7.36 to 8.75, calves 7.75 to 11.25. Sheep 65000 head market steady to strong with native sheep 3.70 to 4.75, yearlings 4.85 to 5.75, native lambs 3.75 to 7.35.
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Chicago
Texas
Livestock Prices and Market Receipts in St Louis
Cattle receipts 9000 including 400 Tex as native beef steers 5.50 to 9.25 cows and heifers 4.75 to 8.75 Texas steers 5.50 to 7.75 and calves in carload lots 5.00. Hogs receipts 15,500 market lower pigs and lights 6.75 to 9.00 good heavy 8.60 to 8.90. Sheep receipts 4000 market steady muttons 3.75 to 4.25 lambs 5.50. Also notes on electric magnets by treasure ships and Vancouver banks.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Wool Market Report from St. Louis Trade
ST. LOUIS September 30 Northern and western merdiuns 16 19c slight burr 16%c fine burr 144 11c.
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ST. Louis
Cotton Nervous and Irregular With Downward Tone
New York opened steady losing 4 to 9 points amid easy cables and labor troubles in Lancashire. Active months fell 11 to 14 points, buyers and sellers circling as rains forecast for the Carolinas Georgia and Alabama support bull activity but market stays unsettled. Private crop data show 3,469,000 bases vs 3,005,600 last year while afternoon trade quiets and prices hold a 6 to 7 point net loss.
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New York
Lancashire
Southwest
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Early Decline
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady amid heavy long-liquidation on poor cables and rain threats. Weather across the belt remained unfavorable with Texas rain. Liverpool and Manchester chatter of English mill lockouts unsettled markets. By midmorning prices hovered around 11 points below yesterday's close as shorts sold on private reports of steadier Texas output, then recovered slightly before noon.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
Texas
Washington
Congress
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on September 20 reports cotton futures opening steady with September at 13.77, October 13.78, December 13.75 76, January 13.278 80, March 13.89, May 13.96 938. Futures closed steady with a net decline of 9 to 12 points.
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Etree
New Orleans
New York
West
Liverpool Cotton Prices Ease as Sales Reach 8000 Bales
Liverpool Sept 30 close spot cotton quiet with prices lower. Middling fair 8.27d, good middling 7.994, middling 7.854, low middling 7.434, good ordinary 6.97d, ordinary 6.634. Sales 8000 bales including 6600 American and 500 for speculation and export. Receipts 23,000 including 15,600 American.
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Liverpool
Cotton futures close steady in Liverpool by end month
At Liverpool on September 30 the cotton markets ended quiet with figures for futures across multiple front periods. The session showed modest shifts from October through August contracts with values ranging from 7.05 to 7.81 pence per pound and the official noon close at 7.56 pence.
New Orleans Cotton Prices and Arrivals Report
Spot firm but unchanged prices for cotton with middling at 13 15 16 cents, sales on spot. Arrivals expected 1800 bales, receipts total 10,447 bales. Stock on hand 43,382 bales. Various grades listed with nominal figures from low ordinary to good middling.
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New Orleans
Cotton Market Steady Across Memphis and New York
Memphis observers report spot cotton steady at middling 134 cents, while New York spots show middling uplands 14.20 and gulf 14.45 with 600 bales sold. The tone indicates a quiet, stable market with modest activity.
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New York
Building Permits and Trade Notes From 1900s Item
Building permits list six properties including Chris Schmitt six room Green street at 1350 dollars and S B Hethcock eight room Haines avenue at 2000 dollars. Also noted are three tows and a Belgian plan to establish direct wireless links with Africa. Germany exports around seventy percent of its toys. The United States has its best customer each year since.
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Chris Schmitt
Green Street
A. Almarez
Tampico Street
Sinfuentez
Perez Street
G. N. Ritchey
Barret Street
S. B. Hethcock
Haines Avenue
Germany
United States
Cotton Seed Prices Diplomat in Market Summary
Memphis reports Sept 30 prime basis on six dollars two three cents. meal at twenty seven dollars. linters two and a half to three cents. New York same day shows cotton seed futures barely steady with August to May contracts listed between seven and eight dollars per hundredweight, with total sales of thirteen thousand eight hundred across months and varying daily calls.
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New York
Memphis
Tenn
Two Doctors Poisoned in New York Sepsis Crisis
Two New York surgeons, Dr. Robert Morrison of Williamsburg Hospital and Dr. Emil Boehm of Bellevue, remain critically ill from blood poisoning linked to infections after operations. Morrison nearly died overnight as an oncoming delirious fever spread from a needle prick after a child operation. Boehm’s condition worsened with a 105 degree fever after an infection from a Bellevue procedure last Tuesday.
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New York
Robert J. Morrison
Williamsburg Hospital
Emil Boehm
Bellevue Hospital
St. Louis
Boehm
Bellevue
Bond issuance sought by San Benito Rio Grande line
An application to issue and register 884000 dollars in first mortgage bonds was filed with the railroad commission by the San Benito and Rio Grande Valley Railway Company through Judge Frank Andrews of Houston. The bonds would be for 62 miles of road completed in the Rio Grande Valley, following a valuation of 970000 dollars by Commission Engineer Parker, a likely approval outcome.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
San Benito & Rio Grande Valley Railway Company
Frank Andrews
Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Parker
Charters Issued in Texas and Amendments Filed
Charters issued for Rockland Oil Company of Rockland Texas Lake Oil Company of Beaumont Union Mercantile Company of Lindale and United States Engineering and Contracting Company of Fort Worth. Texas State Saengerie of Dallas incorporated. Amendments increasing Real Estate Investment Company of Houston and Brenham Banner Publishing Company capital stock. Proof of final payments by Michelin Tire Company of Texas and Ardmore Oil Company. Dissolutions filed for Morgan's Point Fishing and Hunting Club and United Motor Dallas Company and Leonard Telephone Exchange. Incorporators listed for several entities.
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Austin
Tex
Rockland Oil Company of
Rockland
Tyler County
Capital
J. D. Dykes
N. Stanley
Cecil Smith
Lake Oil Company of
Beaumont
I. R. Bordages
M. Gutterman
Gordon
Union Mercantile Company of
Lindale
Smith County
Texas State Saengerieg
Dallas
Charles A. Mangold
George A. Sandell
Emil Fretz
Julius Franz
United States Engineering and Contracting Company of
Fort Worth
M. C. Hurley
Paul Hurley
Charles Hurley
Real Estate Investment Company of
Houston
Brenham Banner Publishing Company
Brenham
Michelin Tire Company of Texas
New Jersey
Ardmore Oil Company
Morgan's Point Fishing and Hunting Club of
Morgan's Point
Jand United Motor Dallas Company of
Leonard Telephone Exchange
Leonard
Fannin County
J. A. Craft
F. A. Boutwell
Gilbert Sudderth
Monument to Commas Merewis Depey and Nerd Ul lice
A new hero statue is planned in Washington with a foundation laid in Franklin Park. The ceremony looks to honor key figures in American history as part of the city’s ongoing monument program. Seville in Spain yields over fifty thousand tons of oranges each year.
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Washington
Depey
Franklin Park
Seville
Spain
Wheat Dips on Supplies as Stocks Rise Across Markets
Heavy receipts in the Northwest push wheat lower while Minneapolis reports a one million bushel rise in three days. The market opens slightly down, erodes further, then climbs above prior levels amid unsettled weather for corn. Oats fall on weak demand. first sales drop 1 to 7 cents with later declines. Wheat weakens on unloading delays at Buffalo and larger world stocks. closes steady down fraction. Corn fails to hold gains on realizations.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Market Data Snapshot From January To May Listings
Open high and low figures appear for January May and October contracts with percentages noted for each item. Lard and shore ribs show varied bid ask columns and percent changes across months, including figures like 19.90 and 20.05 with daily percentage shifts.
Grain prices and receipts report for the day
Cash bids show No 2 red wheat 92 95 cents, No 2 hard 87 93 cents, corn No 2 72 cents, No 2 white 746, oats No 2 42 44 cents, No 2 white 4 44 cents. Receipts yesterday flour 17 000 barrels wheat 91 000 bushels corn 78 000 oats 104 000. Shipments flour 11 000 barrels wheat 57 000 bushels corn 18 000 oats 65 000. Close: September wheat 93 1 2 cents May 93 5 8 cents. Corn September 71 3 4 cents May 73 3 4. Oats September 42 1 2 cents May 46 1 2.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City Grain Prices Sept 30 Quotations
Kansas City notes cash wheat values with No 2 hard at 84 90s No 2 red 91 92c and mixed corn at 72 74c. Board futures show wheat September 84c, December 84 84 1 2c, May 89 89 1 2c. Corn September 73 3 4c, December 71 1 2c, May 73 1 2c.
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Kansas City
Chicago grain quotes steady across markets
Quotations from Chicago show beans and grains with No 2 red wheat at 93 to 94 cents, No 2 hard 87 to 88, No 2 northern 88 to 89, corn No 2 72 to 78 cents, No 2 white 71 to 73, oats No 2 white 42 to 43, standard 2 percent.
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Chicago
Investigation of Senate vice commission resumes after funding
Lieut Governor Barrett O'Hara announced the Senate vice commission will restart its inquiry thanks to private subscriptions. The panel halted three months ago after a $20,000 special appropriation was spent. A forthcoming report will claim wage gains for 100,000 girls across seven states and that 34 states moved to improve conditions for female workers.
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Chicago
Senate Vice Commission
Barrett O'Hara
Newspaper Man Clifton Jenkins Dies in Texas
Weatherford Texas September 30 Clifton Jenkins a newspaper man formerly with the Daily Herald died last night after a blood vessel burst while he moved his household goods He had married just a week earlier and had resigned his position to run the opera house at Wichita Falls.
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Weatherford
Tex
Clifton Jenkins
The
Daily Herald
Jenkins
Wichita Falls
Milk market probe to include federal official in Texas
State Pure Food Commissioner Abbott announced that L B Cook an assistant in market milk investigation with the federal Bureau of Animal Industry will fly from Washington to Austin reaching Thursday morning to cooperate with the Texas commissioner in a joint inquiry into dairy conditions in Texas.
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Austin
Tex
Abbott
L. B. Cook
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington
Texas
Two Armed Robbers Rob Yukon Gold Sluiceat Lovett’s Hill
Two armed men forced Yukon Gold Company employees into submission on Lovett's Hill three miles from Dawson late yesterday. They robbed sluice boxes of concentrated gravel valued at 26000 dollars. The robbers were bound and gagged, then thrown into a ditch.
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Dawson
Y. T
Yukon Gold Company
Lovett’s Hill
Sullivan's Successor Nominated in 13th District
NEW YORK Sept 30 Ge W Loft a manufacturer was nominated by the democratic committee in the 13th district to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Timothy D Sullivan.
Men Praised for Bravery on Kansas Rescue Mission
Washington notices commend William Cierpisa seaman on the battleship Kansas for rescuing a drowning shipmate and Gustav Amter-at-arms on the receiving New York for saving another from death. Mary Daniels writes each commendation highlighting their prompt actions.
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Washington
Sept
William Cierpisa
Kansas
Gustav Amter-at-arms
New York
Mary Daniels
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