Miners Rescued After Cavern Collapse At Paris Mine
Forty eight workers trapped by an earthcave in a Paris copper mine are rescued after a perilous underground escape. Rescuers tunneled upward from the eighth level to the surface as workers endured with air and water. Three men died in the cave in but all others are expected to recover.
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Texas bankers Plan 100 Million Cotton Retirement Drive
Texas bankers seek 100 million dollars to retire 1,000,000 bales of cotton. Dallas, Houston, Galveston and other clearing house centers will fund the loan at 6 percent to lenders who pledge 25 percent acreage reduction for 1927. The plan, endorsed at a Dallas clearing house conference, will expand to other southern states to retire up to 8,000,000 bales from the market.
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Revenue Gain Reflects Large U S Business Prosperity
Washington report on the fiscal year ended July 31 1926 shows substantial increases in internal revenue collections. New York led, followed by Pennsylvania Michigan and Indiana with Pennsylvania reporting 52 317 837 72 in tax receipts and Illinois 225 828 148 44.
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Hoover urges nation wide survey of U S drainage systems
Omaha conference with Secretary Hoover leads to call for a nationwide drainage survey to guide reclamation plans. Hoover says such study could unlock lands for up to 40 million additional residents and stresses prioritizing works with greatest public benefit.
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Minimum Price Set for C. M. & St. P. Sale
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad system to be sold at a minimum price of 122.5 million dollars in a court sale in Butte Montana by Judge James H Wilkerson. Bids reported December 18 with judge to confirm or reject the sale.
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Bank Robbery Locks Up Staff at First National Bank
Four masked men robbed the First National Bank in Rockford North Dakota, locking the staff in the vault and fleeing with about $60,000 in cash and bonds. Police pursue leads as details emerge on the heist’s method and suspects.
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Farmers Elevator picks Hastings for November meeting
The Nebraska Farmers Elevator association boards select Hastings as the site for their November convention at the Baptist church with Dr A A DeLarme as pastor. The event aims to host about 1600 school teachers for the concurrent Nebraska Teachers Association coronation and district events in November.
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Dewsom County
Frost Damage and Cattle Inspections Spur Nebraska County Trade
In Dewson county farmers face frost damage to potatoes with experts estimating about 1 percent loss. Inspectors in Nebraska and Lincoln-Pederson report cattle and hog markets are shifting to in situ checks, lowering field trips costs. County officials note a distinct advantage to buyers and sellers in price setting under federal grading rules.
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Large cattle deal closes in Ogallalia season
C Olin Long reports a major live stock transaction, purchasing 75 head of yearling feeder steers from the Harthorne ranch near Ogallais Nebr. Also 2 heifers and 17 Hertford steers from E A Smith of Ogallisia for John Frederick, cattle feeder and Parmers State Bank president of Callaway. Heifers to be used for breeding.
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Boy Drowns After Accident at Stock Watering Tank
A three year old boy, son of Mr. , died after falling into a stock watering tank while playing about the jet. He was discovered some time later and pronounced dead.
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Fire damages Collar home in Pawnee County incident
Fire caused by live coals from a kitchen stove exploded the sajtting room stove at H W Collar home in Pawnee City. Neighbors rushed in with water to extinguish the flames as windows were broken and the fire diminished.
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Frayed OCR Snippet Hints at Roadside Talk
Fragmentary dialogue references a healthful location near the road and a border issue. no clear events, names, or dates are readable. The piece reads as garbled chatter with no identifiable persons or organizations.
Hale and Hearty at 85 Years
Prominent Beatrice ag Faced Loews of Heath. Marvel ox: Tanle: Restores His Serengzh.
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