Sisson Finds Business Healthy in New York Trade
Francis H. Sisson, financier, says there is no deflation in commodity prices and the economy stays strong. He notes high industrial activity, rising employment, and robust foreign trade, with auto production leading demand for raw materials and continued optimism for the year ahead.
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Endlal
Ogenize
Seostes
Luxew York
Sev
H. Sisson
Bavker Snd
Weoucniist
Guaranty Trust Company of
New Tork
America
Sisenm
Fedesel
Reserve Bank of New York
Sissoos
New York
Wee
Geverst
Lissa
Lug
Ebel Sud
Weceof
TNESS
Due
Sppacentis
Amonz
Wbie
Faree
Turkey adds Ola Constantinople economic independence festival
An annual ballad event near Constantinople celebrates Turkish independence tied to 1840 plans. The piece notes foreign influence and a royal context amid monetary and metal trades, with mentions of Mexico and Turkey. The text reads as a fragmentary summary of economic themes and ceremonial occasions.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Yale
Turkieh Ree Nic
Stocks and Bonds Prices From Crating Company List
Prices listed by Cratning Coms pany reflect stock and bond quotes from multiple sources. The fragment notes potential corrections and depreciation of certain items, with numerous entries across banks brokers and regional firms.
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Cratning Comspany
Bulldine
Ten bridges widened in Smith county Texas project
Ten arrow bridges in Smith county will be widened with state highway commission aid of 14645 dollars. The work covers 62 miles of Highway No 31. A new Sabine River bridge near Gladewater costing about 80000 dollars opened last year and a formal ceremony is planned by the commission.
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Tyler
Texas
Smith County
State Highway Commission
Gearles
Sabine River
Gladewater
Thieves Expended Labor for Loot From Store
Police say burglars dug into Kenny's general merchandise at Ceralos and South Laredo Street, drilling about 50 holes in the floor after entering from Cevallos Street. The haul included silk dress, knives, overalls, and other items valued at several hundred dollars after hours of work.
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REB. Kenny
Ceralos
South Leredo Street
Moo
Cevallos Street
Planes Sent to Bomb Revolting Chinese Army Units
Hankow dispatches airplanes to Hunan to strike the revolting forces. A squadron from Shenbeiwo in West Hunan attacked rebels near their positions, inflicting considerable damage. Officials remain optimistic about outcomes.
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Hankow
Chie
Hunan
Vlapaleh
Shenebow
West Fauvan
Chese- Pelion Koon
Louise Princess of Britain Victim of hemorrhage
A bulletin from Braemer Scotland reports Princess Louise sister of King George VI is in critical condition after a slight spinal hemorrhage. The Princess Royal, aged 21, is under medical care as doctors monitor her condition.
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Louise
I Braemer
Scotland
Bemmers Mogal
Great Britain
Cinerze
Pye Enocern
Princess Royal
Seaman Killed in Two Story Fall in Hamburg
Hamburg reports a German seaman aged 28 died after a two story fall at a rural hospital. The man, identified as Piccola, faced extradition and reportedly attempted escape with unlawful means. The incident involves unclear details from the damaged source text.
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Hamburg
Triph
Bere Piccola
Galseeren
Picola
Reuting of Negro Prowler Reported Trider Witsp
A garbled report describes a supposed prowler incident on Warren Street. Readable fragments suggest a night disturbance and a precautionary response, with no clear naming of individuals or confirmed details. The text remains uncertain about location, motive, and outcomes.
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Trider Witsp
Warren Stent
Flames Spread From Garage To Home Cause Fire Damages
A garage fire Sunday night spread to a home on Parnish Avenue causing about 40 dollars in damage. A fence also burned as flames extended to nearby Furnish Avenue. The cause is under investigation with reports noting a possible spontaneous combustion.
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Parnish Avenue
Furnish Avenue
Wheat declines as Liverpool rains hit futures trade
Chicago trading showed broad weakness with wheat futures slipping after Liverpool weather and Argentine and Australian rains. Openings fell, demand cooled, and Liverpool storage neared capacity as buyers liquidated. Corn steadied with mixed prices, and provisions moved downward amid a tentative end to large ocean shipments. Farmers received scattered price signals across commodities.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Australis
Argentina
Lomercow
Ocean Passage
Trrom
Brooklyn Bull Fighter Kills Two in Bilbao Arena
In Bilbao Arena on Sunday a Brooklyn bullfighter killed two in what observers call a Spanish fashion. The crowd did not award the bull’s ears. Franklin’s work was described as very successful by witnesses.
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Brooklyn
Bilboa Arena
Csivera
Biebao
Srain
Sydney Ame Oy
Plaza de ‘Lotos
Cebervfry
Franklin
Attorneys May Get Mrs. Pantages Delay by Motion
Los Angeles report states attorneys plan to delay the sentencing of Alexander Pantages for manslaughter by motion. They will seek a postponement for a new trial, arguing the justice actions require time. A high court hearing is anticipated as defense counsel presses for further delays.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Tadas
Fler Agrarnegs
Thes
Winder
Lise Eich
Too Much Talking Brings $25 Fine
A city hearing recounts a minor disturbance with a $25 fine imposed for excessive talking. Witnesses describe a tentative courtroom scene as authorities enforce quiet conduct in a public space amid scattered confusion.
Clyde Campbell Returns From Exile As Immigration Chief
Clyde Campbell, chief of Immigration, returns to work Monday after a three week exile in Flepnast Flutte New Mexico. His stated aim is to build trust and boost progress in the department amid challenging conditions and a difficult climb ahead.
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Clyde Campbell
San Antonio Livestock Market Feeds Bid Drive and Mixed Trade
The San Antonio week opened with brisk bidding on choice cattle with medium grades slower, many cattle loads aided to the stock market. Sheep and calves saw varied prices, hogs top at 425 dollars, goats 3 to 4 dollars, while broader regional reports from East St. Louis and Kansas City note uneven, generally softer trends in hogs and cattle with mixed demand across weights and classes.
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Ran Antonio
San Antonio
Kaseas City Livestock
Kansas City
Recelpiy
Dan
Aso Directa
Abe Dower
Carcman Heke
Ly Satibe
Eemmon
Fom
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Nedlui
Novia Eae
Puinde
Bunn's Trial Opens in Boerne Murder Case
Jimmie Bunn, 25, stands trial in Kendall County for the murder of his stepfather Joe Graham, 35. He surrendered after Graham's death. defense contends the shooting was in defense of his mother. The trial before District Judge L. J. Brucks began with Special Prosecutor W. C. Linea and defense attorney G. C. Brown.
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Boeaxne
Texas
Slonday
Kendall County Courtruon
Jimmie Bunn
Joe Graham
Graham Ondsntory
L. J. Brucks
W.C. Linea
San Antonio
G. C. Brown
San Astonie
Hunn
Paving Prices on Two Streets Set by Commissioners
City commissioners set paving prices for Kellar Street from Seores Street and Hildebrand Street from McCullosh to Shuck Anus Wilvert. Bids for other sections were opened and will be received on February 4 for a public easement project.
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Cagis
Kellar Street
Se ‘Ores Street
Sie
Hildebrand Street
McCulloush
Shuck
Anus Wilvert Strors
Irehandt Rtrest
Cavallas la Simpson
Tayard
Publi Nacessite
Onc
Fetahar 4
Burglars Foiled by Motor Firm Safe
A gate in the office of a motor firm on Broadway thwarted a burglary attempt. The intruders forced entry via a fire escape to the third floor but failed to steal the combination safe papers. two valuable papers remained intact.
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Safe
LeBagel Motor Ormpagr
TMM
Broadway
Tauek
Walesman
Buaplaen
Detective Loses Pistol Amid City Confusion
A garbled early report notes a detective losing a pistol near Gar'ta, with scattered references to Abe, Delos, and Kansas City. The text is fragmented, mentioning addresses and numbers but lacking clear action or outcome.
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Gar
Th McCas
Hin Automoutie
Delos
Selivains
Market Prices for Poultry Fruits and Vegetables
Prices quoted by Market Row tyrers rose for Monday with candied items at 9.50 and 10.50 for Infertile. Poultry producers’ association prices held at 11.40 and 12.20. Small fryers up 22 cents per pound, heavy chickens down 1.5 cents. Turkeys at 18 cents. California quinces 2.75 a box, pears 4.25. Lettuce 35 cents a crate. Tomatoes 2.25 a lug. Texas lettuce oversupply pushes unbleached lemons to 1.75 a bushel. Bleached lemons at 3 a bushel, sweet peppers 1.50 a bushel Monday.
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Tyrers
Poultry Producers’ Association
Denlees
California
Texas
Gromer
Lemota
Lenore
Montara
Greece
Gniann
Cearnia
Basket
Grocery Price List From Local Market Ad
Readable items show a long list of vegetables and fruits with prices per bushel, dozen, or pound. Entries include beets, butter, corn, cucumbers, melons, lemons, Okra, onions, peppers, pumpkins, tomatoes, lettuce, lentils, peaches, pears, and more with varied cents and dollar amounts. The ad imitates a bustling market catalog typical of a period newspaper.
Poultry Pricing Almanac Note Reads Like Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows poultry price ranges and traders figures with cents per pound for hens turkeys and oxen rueled figures, seemingly garbled. Some numbers and terms hint at commissions and sales but readability is low and entities are unclear.
Poultry Produce and Grocery Prices in New York Markets
A fragmented list of food items and prices appears, detailing poultry, produce, refrigerated goods, and miscellaneous groceries. Entries include New York dressed poultry, bacon, peppers, potatoes, onions, and various prepared or packaged items with price hints and vendor notes, reflecting a chaotic early 20th century market page.
Prices Rise on Cotton Amid Hurricane Fears
New Orleans reports a cotton market opening unchanged to up on tropical storm fears. December advances to 1.48d, January 1.857d, March 1.870d, with gains 5 to 10 points over Saturday’s close. New York market opens 1 to 3 points higher as storm influence spreads. Liverpool shows mixed results with steady demand for cotton cloth. quotations list various middling and low grades.
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Cottch
Liverpool
Tropien
Enet Guit
New York
Busine
Florida Cogal
Fesacola
Livacoaot
Inala
Eivertool
Catton
Callon
Americat
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Merch
May Fook
Sify Tobe
Dr Storey Leaves Corpus Christi for North Carolina church
Corpus Christi Texas September 10 Dr OC H Storey widely known in church circles has left Corpus Christi to accept pastorate at St Andrew s Presbyterian church in Wilmington NC. He served as pastor of the First Presbyterian church here for the past six years.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
OC. H. Storey
St. Andrew's Wresbyterien
Wilmington N. C
Stacey
Big Sex Mystery Explained by Lionel Logue in London
London observers report Lionel Logue argues stammering affects both sexes, not just men. He cites studies showing one woman stammers for every sixty men, attributing speech anxiety to social conditioning and public speaking pressures. The piece presents Logue's theory on why conversations often miss meaning.
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London
Lionel
Lorue
Specalle
Duke of York
Logue
Smith County Farmers Organize Cow Financing Group
Smith County farmers organized the Saville County Cattle Finance Association in Tyler to finance high grade cattle for farmers. Bob Edwards leads the venture with W H Caldwell as treasurer, over 40 Tyler business men involved, plan requires 25 percent down and half monthly milk checks until cows are paid, as the local milk plant operates amid dry weather and rising receipts.
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Tyler
Texas
Smith County
Harlingen donor plans bird preserve at RisHendo area
Aird a Harlingen donor Mr Parry pledges 16 additional acres near the arroyo at Ris Hendo for a Harlingen hog scourt gdate preserve. He plans staking the preserve with duck and wild turkey habitats and may establish trading grounds for birds while transferring property to Valley South for care and upkeep.
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Harlingen
Teras
C. F. Parry
Ris Hendo
Bee
Thae Bi
Petry
Hidalgo Fair Plans Set for Mission November Eleventh
McAllen September 30 Hidalgo County fair officials say this year will be the biggest yet under the American Legion post committee. The dates are November 11 and 12 with a big Armistice Day parade and daily races. Tom Gill and Bob Daniels are aiding in preparations.
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Mcallen
Hidalgo
Uni
Dil Morris
Miss Hr
American Legion
A. Radeq
Tom Gill
Bob Dane
Nisle
Wlse
Mission
Commission Hears Travis Bridge Bid Reroutes to Engineer
Bids for remodeling of the Travis bridge, deemed in flood danger, were read at the city commission meeting and referred to City Engineer I. Hwlg for study and action. The tense and garbled source text is interpreted to reflect a formal bidding and municipal review process for the bridge project.
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Travis
I, Hwlg
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