Cotton market outlook and price margins shift in June analysis
The article discusses cotton futures in New Orleans with price projections and margin changes. It notes United States and foreign production trends, expected 1926 37 crop reductions, and projected world consumption compared to American carry over. The text highlights price dynamics and margins from April to May and implications for 1928 1966 demand estimates.
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New Orleans
le Cox
Wales
United States
United
Political slate for District Judge and county offices listed
Reelection bids appear for District Judge Ww. C. Dave District Court Clerk F7 Cole County Superintendent Mee W. Neeley and others including Guy Harris for Treasurer Collector Assessor, A McBWAL for County Judge Reed C Egbert Jones Roy W Norn Clyde F Goren Frank Worsram Mo B Parkes Oak McKenzie Justice of the Peace Jor T McGee Albert Buchanan Irvin Barron Cobb and Budd Knowles for Constables and County Commissioners in Precincts 1 2 and 4 with multiple names listed.
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Jor. T. McGee
Atbert
Buchanan
Otbbs
Irvin Barron
Cobb
Brinkley Fees Protest Continues Before State Board
The state contest board continued hearings on protests against John K. Brinkley's name on the Republican primary ballot for governor until Friday. The case centers on disputed fees and ballot placement in Topeka Kansas.
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Brinkley’s Fees
Topeka
Kan
John K. Brinkley
State Contest Board
Radio Friendship Grows Between Families in Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Chaney host Dr. and Mrs. Mack and their children on College Road for a week of visits. The two radio enthusiast families, linked by short wave exchanges, have corresponded for over a year and a half with letters and pictures strengthening their bond.
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J. G. Chaney
College Road
New York City
Chaney and Mack
Isney
Dr. Mack
Thie
Chaney
Mack
Washington era echoes in a summer press conference scene
A fragmented reflection on politics and power through a summer press gathering. The piece weaves depictions of Hoover, Roosevelt era relief efforts, and youth reporters as they observe doors opening and closing on civic opportunity, education programs, and public careers.
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Commerce Building
White Howe
Mr. Hoover
Former Bryanite Plans Campaign In Rural Areas
W. B. Langford, a former Bryan resident and rural rehabilitation chief for Jefferson and Chambers counties, announces an immediate campaign to place relief families on farms. Langford, previously in Center Ville with the A and M Experiment Station, has ties to the Sinclair service station on College road and will base at Beaumont while intending to return to Bryan soon.
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Jefferson
Chambers
W. B. Langford
Mr. Langford
Bryan
Centerville
A. and M. College
Sinclair
College Road
Negro Club Notes on August Short Course at Prairie View
A group of 31 women attended the Kempnysh school Batantigy for a course in August. Mr Bowen explained benefits from a visit to the short course. The next council meeting is set for July 24 and the short course will be held at Prairie View State College in August.
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Kempnysh School
Food Preservation Demonstrations Increase Pantry Supplies
Louise Watson led 17 Food Preservation demonstrations during June under agent plans at Harmon community center. Over 347 participants learned canning methods including vegetables relishes meats juice and preserves. A county farm meeting is planned for July with Round Table talks and guests from A and M and Prairie View Colleges.
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Louise Watson
Harmon Community Duit
Special Sessions Planned After Second Primary in Texas
Representative W E Pope of Corpus Christi said a second special session would be convened soon after the August 25 primary. He presented Nueces county farmers’ requests for tax relief on delinquent penalties and interest. Governor Miriam A Ferguson pledged tax relief among three topics including issue of 9.5 million dollars in relief bonds and creating a new state agency to conserve oil and gas resources. The plan for a July extraordinary session was dropped due to lawmakers’ campaigns.
Prince Consort of Netherlands Dies of Stroke
The Hague July 3. Henry prince consort of the Netherlands died today of heart disease before Queen Wilhelmina could reach his side.
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Prince Consort of
Netherlands
the Hague
Henry
The
Wilhelmina
Bride To Be Honored In Surprise Sunday Shower
Miss Pearlene Lamie of New Jersey became the bride of Sidney Bouse son of Mr and Mrs George Bouse of Bryan Tuesday morning at 13 30 in the home of Rev and Mrs J A Pykin with Rev After greetings with the groom’s parents the couple left to spend a wedding trip to Houston and Galveston. They will reside in Bryan afterward.
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Peulme Lamrie
Newesute
Sidney Bouse
George Bouse
Bryan
Ant
J. 4
Piykin
Houston
Galveston
Bryan Sunder
Former Bryan Teacher Is Married Saturday at Llano Church
Josephine Astonio of Bryan married Saturday at Llano Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with waist length veil, entered with her brother W H Holtzer of Fort Worth, and the couple planned a quiet trip before settling in Waco. The bride taught in Bryan for several years and has many friends there.
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Josephine Astonio
Wang
Downing
Lebengric
John Serber
San Antonio
Harry A. Holtzer
Fort Worth
W. H. Heltzer
Mendelssohn
H. A. Holtzer Sr
Waco
Bryan
Bryan Relatives Attend Ramsey-Blackwell Wedding in Alvin
John Caldwell returned from Alvin where he and Mrs. Caldwell attended the marriage of Katheryn Ramsey to Rev. Derwood Leland Blackwell on Thursday June 8. The bride, daughter of Rev. P. T. Ramsey, and the wedding party included ushers J. Caldwell and Kewell Ramsey. The couple left for New Orleans then Beaumont where Blackwell serves as assistant pastor.
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Ching
Gine
Iimens
Bryan
Ramsey-Blackwell
Alvin
John
Caldwell
Katheryne
Derwood Leland Blackwell
P. T. Ramsey
Poraweh
Mei Caldwell
Manor the Tothe
T. Ramsey
J. &. Caldwell
Kewell Ramsey
New York
Blackwell
Rev Orleans
Beaumont
Firet Bethadest
Jno
Coldwell
Bryan Couple Weds at Free Will Baptist Church
Nedbalek Nedbalek and Miss Edee wed Sunday morning in Bryan in a Free Will Baptist ceremony. The bride wore blue lace with white flowers. she is a Bryan High School graduate and A and M College alumna. The groom, civil engineer Ned Nadak Nedbalek, is from Bryan. they plan a Chicago World’s Fair honeymoon and return to LeFors Gray County for residence.
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F. D. Fuller
Wiens Mery Edee
Bryan
Bryan High School
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Hunts’ville
Experiment Station
Et A
M. Colliege
Here
Bryans High School
A. and
M. College
Nednadek
Codexe Corporation
LeFors
Gray County
Mr. Nedbalek
Chicago
Mrs. Nedbalek
LePors
Popular Bryan Couple Are Married Sunday at Quiet Ceremony
The Bryan couple Miss Oquilla Smith and J Hendrix Conway Jr were married Sunday at First Methodist Church with Dr L B Elrod officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Jo Edward Shaw and best man Irvin Conway. The couple will tour West Texas and Monterrey Mexico after the ceremony.
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First Methodist
Oquilla Smith
J. Hendrix Conway Jr
L. B. Elrod
Maurine Neeley
Jo Edward Shaw
Houston
Irvin Conway
J. Edward Shaw
William Wadford Smith
J. H. Conway
Rice Institute
Rice
Woman's Council
Stephen F. Austin
Hendrix Conway Jr
Bryan High
A. and
M. College of Texas
Conway
West Texas
Monterrey
Mexico
Aquilla Neeley
San Angelo
Alfred Bradbury
Waco
Pecan Pioneer From San Saba Draws Global Praise
San Saba’s John Risien, an English-born innovator, developed early top-work grafting on pecan trees and the John Garner pecan. His pioneering methods and varieties earned state honors and global recognition since 1921, with multiple awards including the John N Garner prize.
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Kissen
Texas
San Saba
Rasien
Texas Pecan Growers’ Association
John N. Garner
Bradbury Family Noted in Franklin Camero n Area
Claude Bradbury of Cameron Alfred Poetter and son of Franklin with Mr and Mrs Miller Bradbury of Franklin are mentioned in the notice reflecting local families and relations in the Franklin area.
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Claude Bradbury
Cameron
Gmd
Alfred Poetter
Franklin
Mr. Miller Bradbury
Knights of Columbus Defeat Fountain Switch At Villa Maria
Knights of Columbus won 10 to 4 over Fountain Switch at the Villa Maria diamond in Bryan. Johnny Boriskie homered along with John Visoski, Frank Boriskie had a three hit day including a fifth inning homer, and Herman Krenek starred at short. K. of C. pitcher Boriskie held foes to limited hits as they advance to face Cameron next Sunday with a small admission charge.
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Johnny Boriskie
Fountain Switch
Herman Krenek
Knights of Columbus
Villa Maria
Bryan
Krenek
K. of C
Frank Boriskie
John Visoski
Fountain
Boriskie
Willie Kuder
Oliver Mosgly
Sam Strauste
Willie Turek
H. Straw
A. K. Brown
Anton Zemanek
K. of
Cameron
Battle on Booze in Dry Sectors Planned Soon
State officials said the federal government began enforcement of prohibition in Texas and other dry states under the Twenty-first Amendment. Arrests of hard liquor sellers started. dealers received Dallas telegrams to stop selling whisky and gin and have removed stocks.
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Austin
Texas
Dallas
Farm "Trusts" Scored Today by Dr Howe
Dr Frederick C Howe, consumers counsel for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, denounced the existence of farm trusts in Chautauqua New York on July 3. He said government efforts to shield farmers and consumers from exploitation by such businesses sparked the criticism of the brain trust in Washington.
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Chautaqua
N. Y
United States
Frederick C. Howe
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Caldwell Girl Injured in Automobile Accident
A Caldwell party traveling from Bryan to Caldwell Monday night were in an auto crash near Caldwell. Miss Dorothy Womack was taken to Wilkerson clinic with painful cuts and bruises but no broken bones. The remaining passengers were uninjured and returned to Caldwell.
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Caldwell
Bryan
Dorothy Womack
Wilkerson Clinic
Ford Coal Mines Visited by First Lady on Vacation
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt toured the Ford mines at Pond Creek in this county during an off the record vacation. She arrived via Pikesville and was seen touring the mine with inspectors in attendance.
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Ford
Pikesville
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington
Pond Creek
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