Cotton poised to surge says Castles prediction
Pearsall’s News Bureau quotes B S Castles urging farmers to hold cotton at 25 cents, arguing global demand and war needs will drive prices higher. He notes worldwide inflation, the farmer’s leverage, and a looming supply gap injuring mills and pushing costs for next year’s crop.
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Anti Rheumatic Medicine Promises Quick Relief
Advert says rheumatic and related pains respond to anti rheumatic treatment. Claims include rapid relief for rheumatism sciatica gout and inflammations. Promotes one bottle experience and urges purchase at Emmel's Drug Store in 50c and one dollar sizes.
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Canadian banks aid grain purchase via $20 million credit
A syndicate of Canadian banks has arranged to extend a credit of 20 million dollars for six months to the royal wheat commission of Great Britain for the purchase of grain in Canada. The arrangement was officially announced from Montreal on November 25.
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England
Associated Press
Montreal
Royal Wheat Commission of Great Britain
Canada
Tragic Deaths Strike New Braunfels In Losses
J Sharpe dies when cotton seed caved in at Kanda cotton oil mill where he worked as night superintendent Meta Klein loses her father Hermann Klein five months earlier near the Guadalupe River railroad tracks where he served as watchman The two losses end plans for Meta and J Sharpe's Christmas wedding delayed by the prior death of her father
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Texas
J. Sharpe
Kanda
Meta Klein
Hermann Klein
International & Great Northern
Guadelupe River
Miss Klein
Mr. Sharpe
Jail Wrecked by Industrial Workers at Newhall
A Newhall jail near Los Angeles was wrecked last night by Industrial Workers of the World members who had been removed from a freight train and jailed. The prisoners were later moved to Los Angeles for processing.
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California
Los Angeles
Industrial Workers of the World
Embargo Declared by Union Stock Yards
Associated Press reports in Chicago that the Union Stock Yards imposed an embargo on Kansas Missouri and Nebraska due to the foot and mouth disease.
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Union Stock Yards
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Sudden Shock Kills A. J. Montgomery in Fire
A. J. Montgomery of Longstreet, about 50, died after a passerby alerted him to a house fire near Richards Texas. He toppled over dead after a glance at the flames before firefighters and Dr. Sanders arrived. He was a bachelor, operated a store, and is survived by brothers John and Bailey Montgomery. Interment was at Parris Cemetery in Walker County.
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California canvass shows Democrats lead Republicans by 1227 in San Francisco
Figures from the secretary of state's office indicate the lowest Democratic elector leads the highest Republican by 1227 in San Francisco county totals. Orange county's amended vote may add 33 votes to Republicans, but officials expect no material change to the canvass outcome.
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Quote on Dignity in Office
A dated aphorism claims that the average man adds no dignity to the office he holds, reflecting skepticism about leadership and personal character in public roles.
A Quote on Human Tendency to Seek More Knowledge
The line suggests that many people who know a little are eager to share a bit more. It captures a common impulse to expand one’s understanding and communicate findings beyond personal certainty.
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