Cotton Ginning and Market Outlook Amid Varied Yields
The article compares current cotton ginning totals with last year through October and November, noting lower gin counts this year and uncertainty about final output. It discusses government reports, market nervousness, liquidation pressures, and the challenge of reconciling Bureau projections with actual ginned bales.
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Tudféariite
Thier 3
Nfl
Witkin
Hales Secuch Corton
Eran
A. Nordet
New York
Agriculual Bureau
Census Bureau
Railway Time Table Frisco Outbound Train Details
Frisco outbound lists Train 22 to Clinton at 8:00 a.m and Train 618 to Oklahoma City at 8:86 p.m.
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Frisco
Clinton
Okla City
Frisco Inbound Train Schedules Notice
Frisco inbound trains listed include Train 21 from Clinton at 8 00 p m and Train 617 from Oklahoma City at 6 45 p m with times shown in local notation.
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Clinton
Okla
Revival to Open at Oklahoma Church of Christ
Abilene preacher Rev A Beatley will start a revival meeting Saturday October 15 at the Oklahoma Church of Christ. A special invitation goes out to all to attend the event and hear the gospel.
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A. Beatley
Abilene
St (He Oklainion Church of Christ
Farm Leans BBE Featress and BR W Bob Walker
Fragmentary notes describe a farm and people Featress and Walker traveling to La Platta Missouri to visit relatives at an address in the Waggoner Nau Book building area.
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M. Featress
BR. W
Bob Walker
Ming Ballie Allngham Weat
la Platta
Shesvil
Priews Mattress Factory Ad Baffles Readers
An OCR fragment advertises a mattress store at 426 Deaf Smith Street and a location on Deaf Smith Street with limited legible numbers. The garbled text suggests a sale or product line but lacks complete details. No clear event or price is confirmed.
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Weky Bayei
Priews’ Mattress Factory
Deaf Smith Street
Mysterious octagonal powder box worn on wrist
Passengers in a subway car note a stranger wearing an octagonal gold wrist box without a dial or hands. She opens the lid to apply powder with a small mirror, drawing attention as she uses the box like a cosmetic tool.
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Ally Atalion
Delphian Club Holds Third Meeting of Year at Mrs Rhoads Home
The Delphian Club met for its third gathering of the year at Mrs Emory Rhoads home last Wednesday with Mrs WN Stokes leading a lesson on The Classical School of Music focusing on Mozart and Beethoven. Twenty five of thirty four members attended and refreshments followed the discussion. The 1921 22 club roll lists numerous members and spouses. John Storey and J L Beakes visited Wichita Falls and Dallas respectively while Chandler Carraway stayed the week with relatives.
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Delphian Club
Emory Rhoads
WN. Stokes
Classical School of Music
Mesdamwes
Bennett
Frank Byrd
W. TD. Berry
D. A. Brunson
Y. H. Katasin
H. ©. Caley
M.C. Culbertson
R. B. Gibson
G. Kemp
F. M. Kemp Roy Martin Emory Rhoads
W. N. Stokes
Clint Swartwood
KR. K. Townsend
Arthur Vernon
B. A. Wiliams
W. Wheatley
W. R. Moore
M. J. Moore
B. Morrow
BE. L. Pendleton
Howard Tiberlake
Ro Lod
Killough
Joe Parker
W A. Wilhelm
H. B. Wilhelm
Missesleo Bowers
Minnie King
Ethel Haney
Esther Swartwood
Harriet Thomas
Erma Thomas
Alma Coleman
Yankee shortstop honored by Cleveland fans in World Series era
Peckinpaugh receives a silver chest presented by his father amid Cleveland supporters during a World Series period. The gesture reflects strong fan involvement as the series unfolds.
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Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Cleveland Ball
Marriage Licenses Issued in Early October in this County
October licenses issued include Henry Janea and Martha Hempel on the 6th. Also listed are Ros Hicks and Vidal tennd on the 6th, Jesse Roe and Migs Bthn Greer of Pledira on the 4th, P Stephens and Lena Mera icky of Fort Worth on the 3rd, W Ss Heenes and a Dod son of Weatherford on the 7th, W. Fore and Viola Hicks on October 9, W G Coker of Rochester and Mrs. M B Greer of EFlecera on October 10, and M T Bickley with Mertle Parks of Electra on October 10.
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Henry Janea
Martha Hempel
Ros
Hicks
Vidal Tennd
Jesse Roe Ane Migs Bthn Greer
Pledira
P. Stephens
Turkierner
Vines Lena Meraicky
Fort Worth
Ss. Heenes
Vernon
the Dodson
Weatherford
Getober
Ste
Ste W. R. Fore and Miss Viola Hicks October 9) To L. G. Withers
Lena Mi Croskey
Weta G. WM. Coker
Rochester
M. BR. Greer
Eflecera
Ste - HT. Tildesbrandt
Mary Lowke
M. T. Bickley
Mertle Parks
Electra
Court Assesses Penalty For Theft
E. C. Bore pled guilty in county court on theft charges. He was fined 10 dollars and costs and sentenced to twenty days on the charge.
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E. C
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