Cattle Congress shows profit of 112,625 for 1922
The Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian Horse Show posted a net profit of 11,625 in 1922, disclosed at a stockholders meeting. Gate receipts totaled 97, . the hippodrome intake neared 98.40, with officers reappointed and plans for a revised Articles of Incorporation. Stockholders urged improved facilities, rest rooms, and a larger cattle barn to handle increasing entries.
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Cattle Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
Club Roaches
Watterloo Associat
Hippodrome
Crowell
Althe
Anet
Bhoard
A. W. Brown
J. Y. Miltervice
Stewart
Amd
Brown
Congress
S. D. Moore
Burr Lichty
FP. A. Ferguson
W. Simmons
Dairy Cate Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress plans capital increase and land option
The Dairy Cattle Congress Corp reports capital stock rising from 50000 to 200000 with immediate follow up. it owns 10 acres and has an option on 22.3 acres where facilities are sited. Audit shows assets and current accounts with mixed fluctuation due to weather.
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Dairy Cattle Congress Corporation
Guy Edwards
Public Accountant
Assl IL
Canital
Brookhart Expects Senator Pay From Election Day
Senator elect Brookhart says he will expect federal pay from election day even if Ansen sits as a placeholder. He plans to wait for his certificate of election and swearing in before speaking publicly, while watching Senate proceedings and aligning with a radical Senate bloc on key issues. Stockholders in private Swedish banks must be native Swedes.
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Waterton
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Clyet Broookhart
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nAnsen
Ue Senate
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Broathart
Congress
Sai State
Brookhart
White House
Harding
Senate
la Senate
Sweden
Band Behind Grim Prison Walls Delights Unseen Thousands
A prison band broadcast from Missouri’s state penitentiary captivated listeners across the country. The Jefferson City program featured the Missouri state penitentiary band performing The Stars and Stripes Forever and other pieces, described as a high point in musical entertainment. The broadcast included remarks by band members and an Alabama Industrial School band tour notice.
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WOS
Missouri
Jet Jefferson
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson Cito
Rand
D: War
Len
Banets
Sayane
Jefferson City
M Vonlue
South
Alabama Industrial School
Pdallas Tex
Persiunnd
Dallas
Shrine band closes Fort Worth arts festival
The festival ends with a late concert by the Shrine band of the Moslem temple in Fort Worth Texas as all members are noted as fallen players.
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Shrine Band
Moslem Temple
Forth Worth
Tex
Arizona rancher visits childhood scene after 45 years
Sam Johnson, a ranch owner from Tombstone, Arizona, travels to northern Arizona to see his boyhood scene after a 45 year absence. The piece notes tents and outdoor sleeping practices in Arizona.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Arizona
Doarg
Johnston
Indoor setting proves safer as time shortens
A fragment notes that indoors is preferable for a quick stay and implies comfort and efficiency in confined spaces. No further details are provided about persons, places, or events.
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