Good business predicted for coming autumn
Dallas August report notes overall Southwest business trail behind last year yet holds promise for autumn months. Cotton crop size and prices key. smaller crop with better prices could boost net returns and revive buying. Livestock shipments to Fort Worth up for hogs, down for sheep. cement and mineral shipments rise. regional rail car loadings show declines.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Southwest
R. C. Andrews
Car Service
American Railway Association
Fort Worth
Southwest Territory
United States
California
Perections
Germany to Aid Electrifying French Railways
Paris reports Germany may supply raw materials and manufactured goods as part of wartime reparations to aid electrification of France's rail network. Only about 600 miles of 26 000 are electrified. plans targeted 6 000 miles but progress is hindered by funds. Officials study using reparations in kind for this project.
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International News Service
Paris
Germany
France
Orleans
Midi
Ministries of Public Works
Paris Recruits Nurses From Many Countries
Paris reports that twelve nursing graduates from the American hospital near Paris come from the United States England Persia Russia Switzerland Norway and France. Most plan to work in the United States at institutions including Pittsburgh Children s Hospital Presbyterian Hospital New York and Boston Children s Hospital with at least two aiming for Labrador.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Hospital
United States
England
Persia
Russia
Switzerland
Norway
France
America
Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Boston Children’s Hospital
Labrador
Texas Highway Department Reports July Cash Balance
The Texas Highway Department had a July cash balance of 6.3 million dollars as W. Gregory Hatcher disclosed. July receipts totaled 1.78 million with 1.39 million paid out, leaving a July end balance in the state treasury of 13.4 million.
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International News Service
Austin
State Highway Department
W. Gregory Hatcher
State Treasury
University of Texas
United States Liberty
Good Will Program In Tulia Seeks Broad Community Support
The Tulia Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis club run a goodwill program through August and September. Businessmen, ukulele girls, and a 32 piece high school band visit Vigo, Park, Hart, Wayside, Dimmitt and Silverton each Friday afternoon for musical programs. Past visits to Happy, Kress and Nazareth drew several hundred attendees. Bob Anglin and J E Swetson give brief talks on goodwill and cooperation.
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Tulia
Chamber of Commerce and
Kiwanis Club
Vigo
Park, Hart
Wayside Dimmitt
Silverton
Happy
Kress
Nazareth
Bobh Anglin
J. E. Sweptson
Colorado Law Dean John Fleming Dies at 75 in Denver
Dean John D. Fleming of the University of Colorado School of Law died in Denver after kidney surgery. He served as dean since 1908 and had a long record as U.S. attorney for Colorado, Colorado Bar Association president, mining lawyer, and city official in Leadville. He was married in 1890 and survived by three children.
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United Press
Denver
John D. Fleming
Law School
University of Colorado
University of Colorado School of Law
Dean Fleming
Col
John Fleming
Fleming County
Jamestown
Sir Thomas Fleming
Center College
Danville
U.S
Colorado
Harrison
Colorado Bar Association
Fleming
University of Louisville
Leadville
University of Colorado Studies
American Law School Review
Allegheny Mining Company
Gold King Extension Mining Company
San Juan County
Elizabeth Stodghill
William Donaldson Fleming, Jr
C. J. Kelly
Frederick Wadley
Fight Feet of Steel and Concrete In New Bank of England Walls
London reports the Bank of England’s new head quarters rising with an eight foot thick outer wall of steel and concrete. A surrounding passage and three underground vault floors are guarded by armed patrols and secret flood devices, designed to deter break‑ins by crooks.
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Bank of England
Charles A. Smith
International News Service
London
Bill Sikes
Npt
Tri State Fair Workers Lauded By A B C Club
Members of Amarillo's American Business Club commend and thank Tri State fair supporters. The group notes a $25000 fund raise to save the 1927 fair and pledges ongoing backing by 65 local business leaders and professionals. The resolution applauds campaign workers donors and Tri State fair executives.
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A. B. C. Club
American Business’ Club
American Business Club
Amarillo
Tri-State Fair
Panhandle
Tri-State
Tri-State Fair Association
Board of
Ciy Development
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Mississippi
Lox Moore
10Th
Tyler
Pardes
N. Fillmore
Bob’s Auto Parlor
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