Cotton Market Outlook Sees Improved Demand Ahead
New York reports from International News Service show cotton prices rising from 17 to 22.5 cents in 1928, then easing. Despite high acreage, yields were lower due to excessive rainfall and boll weevil damage. Domestic and foreign demand improved late year, with exports rising and auto industry use boosting consumption. Gardiner H. Miller of the New York Cotton Exchange predicts strong 1929 consumption if prices stay near parity with foreign growth.
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International News Service
New York
Gardiner H. Miller
New York Cotton Exchange
Army Men Will Run Air Service Chain
A national chain of super service actions to be operated and staffed by reserve army air service officers is in development by the Aeromotive Engineering Company of America. Organized by Carl D. Oppenheimer of Los Angeles, with George O. Northville as chairman and J. William L. Shafer as general manager, the effort aims to establish a network serving municipal airports on the Pacific Coast including Los Angeles San Diego and Oakland.
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Los Angeles
Army Air Service
Air Service
Army School
Aeromotive Engineering Company of America
Carl D. Oppenheimer
Black Falcons
George O. Northville
Naval Air Service
Richard A. Byrd
J. William L. Shafer
Black Paleon
Tinka
Pacific
Lo Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
Brasil Seeks Subsidies For Coastal And River Navigation
Following government moves to subsidize merchant marine, Brasil considers aiding coastwise and river navigation firms to shore up maritime trade.
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Brasil
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Mexico
Brand
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Freake
Simon Furniture Mfg. Co
Willmore St
Felts and
Tams
Yuletide
Polk
Martha Washington
Beauty Shop
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