World Cotton Supply and Price Outlook Across Texas
Dr. Cox notes a global cotton crop near record lows with 24,200,000 bales produced in the U S this year and a total supply around 40,505,000 bales. Prices show steadiness as margins widen, with projected New Orleans middling prices near 7.08 cents after adjustments, while European stocks rise. P D Gandy visits family in Lake Charles during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Cox
Garside
New York Fy Exchange Service
United States
Europe
New Orleans
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Business Research
Santa in Person Visits Juveniles of ME Church
Juvenile members of the First Methodist Sunday School performed a Christmas program at the ME church directed by Mrs. MW T Downard and E R Bryant. Santa Claus arrived by chimney backdrop for a festive tree as Bettyann McCartney Dorothy Warwick Jimmy Rosborough Betty Goodman Hiram Downard Jr and Dick Vulehagy performed readings duets and a violin piece. Santa distributed candy sticks and urged gifts for the poor to be placed under the tree for Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Sunday School
MW. T. Downard
E. R. Bryant
Santa Claus
Bettyann McCartney
Dorothy Warwick
Jimmy Rosborough
Betty Goodman
Hiram Downard Jr
Dick Vulehagy
Vielin
Mary Jane Hemmingway
Santa
Prices and markets show strain in postwar policy
The article notes sharp price declines across lubricants gasoline lard and wheat, urging Texas farmers and businessmen to judge causes by U S international economic policy. It discusses the shift from debtor to creditor status, need for foreign markets, and the paradox of demanding payment from European debtors while limiting acceptable payment methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Economic distress and tariff impact on Europe and farming
The piece analyzes how higher tariffs since 1922 and 1930, European debt woes, and reduced foreign investment have depressed U S raw material demand. It notes European protectionism, rising wheat duties in Germany and France, and the resulting high consumer prices while U S farmers face poverty. Local adjustments and potential diversification are seen as path to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
France
Valley merchant dies after fifty years in service
Funeral held at the Stewart home and graveside in Bryan City cemetery for a long time Valley plantations merchant and veteran storekeeper known for his cheerful disposition. Rev. E C Carrington led services. Survivors include two brothers, a niece Laura Jenkins of Oklahoma City, several nephews, two cousins, and numerous pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Stewart
J. M. Goodwin
McAllen
E. J. Fountain
M. B. Parker
John M. Lawrence
Jnc
R. J. Alexander
W. E. Saunders
H. O. Boatwright
Luke Meinnis
J. M. Fountain
Seth Taylor
Elon Stuart
J. L. Porter
Tom Kraicher
Frits Baseman
Maxie Buchanan
Two More Contributions to Good Cheer Fund Reported
Two contributions to the Good Cheer fund were reported Tuesday, bringing the cash total to 2625.69. Names listed include Mrs. M. FB Parrish of West Virginia and Miss Dorothy Alice Osburn of Dallas visiting Miss Anna B. Smith. The Eagle offers cash for clean cotton rags.
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Good Cheer
Dorothy Alice Osburn
Dallas
Anna B. Smith
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it steadies nerves, boosts appetite, improves sleep, relieves headaches and backache, and helps make trying days endurable. It urges readers to get a bottle today from their local outlet.
Folks Mainly About Folks Holiday Notices in Bryan
Visitors and relatives arrive for Christmas Week in Bryan with residents Mrs. Edgar Buchanan Amos and Sallie of Greenville. George M Brandon of Houston visits his mother Mrs. G M Brandon. Several families host relatives from Austin Houston Ballinger and Monroe La. for holidays.
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Edgar Buchanan
Amos and
Sallie
Greenville
I Bryan
A. W. Buchanan
Julius Groginsky
Gerald
Harold
Monette Groginsky
Houston
Delia Greathouse
Dallas
Bryan
O. J. Ribbeck
The
Central Texas Auto Co
Austin
FE. W. Renner
Guarantee Shoe Store
Tom Jones
Huntsville
George M. Brandon
G. M. Brandon
J. H. Wilcox
Tabor
Dorothy Jane Hood
Remy Gandy
Monroe
Mr. Gandy
Ester Gandy
Forty Hours Devotion at St Anthony's Church
The annual forty hours devotion will begin tomorrow at 9 a.m. in St Anthony's Catholic church with a solemn high mass by Rev B Brain. The service continues Thursday through Saturday with nightly benediction at 8 p.m. All are invited.
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St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
B. Brain
Aid Given to Fifty Needy Families by Local Funds
Relief agencies including the Good Cheer Red Cross churches and Sunday Schools helped fifty needy families Saturday using funds supplied by the city and county from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheered Cross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Local notices and visits fill holiday week in Wheelock area
Edge Rev Burke preached Sunday morning but attendance was light due to bad roads. Ansul Duncan and family from Bryan and Mr. and Mrs. Dude Melton of Hearne visited. Miss Velma Moore of Bryan spent Christmas with the Moores. Several families, including the Mangums Moore and Mangis, shared gatherings with the Moores. Finney Payne returns from John Sealy Hospital in Galveston for the holidays. Hospital trips for Lige Wymola and recovery hopes for Mrs. Wymola. Crosses of Hearne and Rumfield family members arrive for holidays. Julia and Christiana WyMona attended the funeral of Mrs Charlie Wymona in Bryan. Roy Lewis of King’s Highway and Bob Parker visit Madisonville area. Eagle Want Ad promotion ends.
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Burke
Wheelock
Ansul Duncan
Bryan
Dude Melton
Hearne
Velma Moore
S. P. Moore
P. S. Mangum
Ethel Mangis
Lester Moore
Finney Payne
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
H. M. Free
Lige Wymola
Galveston Hospital
J. T. Cross
Edward Rumfield
Adkins
Luther Boyd
Julia
Christiana Wymona
Charlie Wymona
Roy Lewis
King’s Highway
C. B. Moore
Bob Parker
Madisonville
Seven Year Old Texas Professor's Son Reads at Junior High
Martin Grossman Ettlinger, age seven, attends a Austin junior high school and studies high school level subjects. He reads writes and speaks multiple languages and has completed university freshman math problems. He excels in science geography and astronomy and serves as a club president.
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Texas U
Austin
Martin Grossman Ettlinger
H. J. Ettlinger
University of Texas
Martin
Two Negro Homes Damaged in Separate Fires
A fire at Rosella Davidson's residence prompted a Sunday call from the fire department and a second blaze at Charles Tierney's home caused a midnight Monday response. Both incidents caused only slight damage.
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Rosella Davidson
Charles Tiery
Influenza Strikes 400 on Ocean Liner Cameronia
Glasgow reports the liner Camero nia arrived from New York with 400 of its 900 passengers stricken by a serious influenza epidemic during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Cameronia
New York
World's Record Births Remarked by Dr Caldwell at Lilinois
Pratt County reports fifty years of Dr W B Caldwell family practice with over three thousand births without maternal or infant loss. The ad touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant for stomach liver and bowels, claiming health benefits for children and even worn down adults.
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Pratt County
W. Bo Caldwell
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Woodrow Wilson
Staunton, Va
Davidson College
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University of Virginia
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FE. Miller
East 32Nd Street
Jack Sandifer
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T. D. McAlpine
Leonard
H. L. Durham
Sara Lee Durham
Sherman
W. B. Edge
Forrest Jones
Jack Smith
J. Tom Smith
East 26Th Street
L. M. Gandy
Eugene Beck
Florésville
T. P. Evans
Waneta Guthrie
Fullen
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ST. Anthony’s Church
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Bryan St
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Edge
Ettlinger
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