America End Depression Says RF C Chairman In 1936 Outlook
Jesse Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation said America is out of the depression and moving into the post depression cleanup phase. He cited strong demand and a revival in private building ahead, noting construction will lead in 1936 across homes and business projects. Jones spoke as visitors noted bylines from Texas to Rose Bowl plans involving Stanford and SMU.
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Los Angeles
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
America
Jones
Bauston
Texas
Mandler
Alamo
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Fin Construction Werr
Lindbergh Quietly Returns to England for Rest
Lindbergh sought a quiet place in England to rest amid rumors of his future plans. He and his family remained secluded in a Liverpool hotel as officials and observers watch for developments.
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England
Associated Press
Liverpool
Lindbergh
Onion Forecast Hints Dry 1936 Weather Plan
Marshfield Wisconsin reports Ed Lenesch predicts a dry year in 1936 based on an onion analysis. He says each of the 12 onion layers seals a month and moisture content indicates January and February dry or light snow, March warm, April average, May wet, June and July average, August through October dry, and November December average.
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Marshfield
Wis
Lenesch
Mrs J P Noble Dies in Berkeley Leaving Family in Oklahoma
Mrs J P Noble longtime Bonham resident died early this morning in Berkeley California. She previously lived in Bonham with daughter Nana and later moved to California after her husband J P Noble served as county clerk. Survived by son Joe and daughter Mrs Calvin of Clovis plus three sisters including Mrs W Duncan Mrs Jane W Russell and Mrs J W Chapman. Her memory is greatly cherished by friends in Bonham.
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John W. Russell
J. P Noble
Berkeley
Calif
Nana
Calfornia
Noble
Bonham
Neva Siclair
J. P. Noble
Clovis
Noble Wen
California
Joe
Calvin
Keley
W Duncan
Duncan
Okla
Jne.w Russell
J W Chapman
Cross Plains
Texas
Joe P W Nobie
Kilgore Guests Visit Local Residents and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joe Mays and son Jimmie of Kilgore were guests of Mr and Mrs Sig Biggerstaff. Miss Mary Evelyn Pritchett, spending holidays here and in Dodd City, has returned to Houston. Mrs Jim McKinney and Miss Hallie McKinney of Durant and Mrs E McKinney and daughter Bess of Elid Oklahoma visited the Carltons at the Carlton Apartments today.
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Joe Mays
Nettle Son
Jimmie
Kilgore
Sig Bigger
Mary Evelyn Pritchett
Dodd City
Houston
Jim McKinney
Hallie M McKinney
Durant
E. (. McKinney
Bess
E.l.id, Okla
Carltons
Carlton Apartments
Sing a Song of Happiness in Home Furnishings
A vintage ad touts affordable beds and living-room suites with monthly terms. It highlights price points of 49.50 or 69.50 and features Perfection and Florence Oil Ranges, attributed to LEM TITTFSWORTH.
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Perfection
Florence
Soybean Meeting in Corsicana January 14 15
Farmers urged to attend the East Texas Soybean Conference in Corsicana January 14 and 15 to promote growing soybeans in Fannin County. A soybean dinner and samples will showcase products. speakers include A G Pat Mayse and Dr Harry E Barnard.
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Joe Tate
Bonham v. of C
Corscana
Fannin County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Corsicana
Harry E Barnard
Dearborn
Michigan
J. Morgaz
National Cottonseed Products’ Association
Farmersville
W E Ayres
Passenger Service Will Continue Through Bonham
S McGlasson, agent in Bonham for Texas and Pacific railway, announced at the Bonham Rotary Club that passenger trains will continue through Bonham. He noted a Texas Railway Commission meeting to discuss a Sherman to Texarkana truck to handle local business, which will not affect freight service.
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Bonham
S. McGlasson
Texas & Pacific Railway
Wite of Governor of Georgia declines invitation to White House
Mrs Eugene Talmadge joins Alfred E Smith in declining a White House invitation citing farm duties at a Telfair County cotton plantation. She says the early year is busy and she must get her farm started on no 1936 crops. Governor Talmadge plans to attend a National Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Washington.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Alfred E Smith
White House
Telfair County
Georgia
Roosevelt
Washington
National Democratic Executive Committee
John ©. Cohen
Talmadge
2Erglas
Small Producer Is Protected Under New Corn-Hilog Plan
A two year corn hog contract offers corn or hog adjustment payments to farmers. Eligibility depends on corn base of 10 acres or hog base of six hogs. Rules allow mixed eligibility for smaller bases with conditions on adjustments and production limits.
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Ocollege Station
Jan
B. M. Regenbrecht
Rev.ew Board
Regenbrecht
Stores to Close at 5 P M during January and February
Retail Merchants' Association announces week day 5 p m closing in January and February with Saturday nights open until 9. Open categories include dry goods, gents furnishings, shoes, jewelry, ladies wear, furniture, millinery, groceries, meat markets, and other unlisted concerns observe normal hours. Sale ads promote dresses, coats, suits and hats with drastic reductions and special prices across winter stock.
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Retail Merchants' Association
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Homer Thompson
Humphries
Apt
Léloup
Ravenna
Hassell Motor Company
J W. Terry
Pisnos
Branon
Ude Ul
Aevt
Brannor
WAPCO
France
Newton
Brannon’s
Danly
Berkley
Prunes
Black
Saxet
SYRCP
Edwards
Jell
Sleepy Hollow
Ps Lyc Ibs
Uncle Tom Pure Ribbon
New Mexico
Bologna
Libby
Delmar
Brooks
Best Foods
Clorox
Jefferson Island
Ings Libey
Lem Tittfsworth
Bie
AbRigors
Wite
Hranon’s
Lem Tittsworth
H. R. Vanzandt
East 4Th St
Koolmotor
Hutch
George
Thos. D. Cox
Optometrist
First National Bank
Eves
Sale
Dallas
Greenville
Denton
Mooney Motor Coaches
Autg Supply
Ford
Chevrolet
Banham Typewriter Exchange
F. E. Richards
Peeler Drug
Henry Scates
F. R. Elkins & Son
Tin
Keene
Brannon
Sihoppe
Bonham Bread
Bonham Bakery
Crossey Radios
Bonham Radio Co
Main St
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Campbell Gro
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