World Economic Outlook Signals International Trade Struggles
In New York and abroad the economy shows mixed gains and persistent stresses. Factory payrolls rise 7 percent in New York State while money supply and bank deposits fall. Officials warn that tariff policy and war debt relief shape a fragile path to recovery amid talks in London on monetary reform and reparations. Cotton markets show tighter supplies and higher prices with rising unfilled orders and stronger demand.
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Dustry
New York State
Standard Statistics Corporation
Europe
Hoover
Albert H. Wiggin
Wirgins Committee
Bank For International Settlement
Lausanne
World Economic Financial and Monetary Conference
London
United States
India
China
Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York
Cox
Cotton Interests Stay Conservative Amid Market Uncertainty
Traders favor a cautious approach as sentiment shifts to wait and see. The prevailing view emphasizes restraint and patience in the cotton market amid fluctuating prices and cautious speculation.
Spanis h Republic era events noted in West’s diary
The article narrates Miss West’s two-year stay in Spain during the end of King Alfonso XIII’s reign and the subsequent republic. It covers bombings, strikes, safety for foreigners, a near danger during a religious procession, and her views on the republics endurance and church state relations.
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Seville
Spain
Archives of
the Indies
Lubbock
Alfonso XIII
Land
Republic
Miss West
Workman’s Brotherhood
Sneaky Burglar Takes Cigarettes From Smith Store
A thief or trio robbed Allen Smith, Inc., last night taking cigarettes valued at about 100 dollars and some cash. They escaped through a rear door with no trace of entry found. The burglary, the third at the store, used similar tactics in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Smith, Inc
Spain's Historyyears Pastor Journeys Through Texas Posts
The text notes a pastor from First Presbyterian Church of Bryan who moved from Bryan to Austin then Washington and finally Texas Tech, serving as librarian at each posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Bryan
Austin
Washington
Texas Tech
Dowlings Visit Bryan From College Station Farm
Mr and Mrs S I Dowling traveled to Bryan today from their farm home near College Station for a short local appearance and social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. I. Dowling
Bryan
College Station
Leighton Guests From Tyler Visit West 26th Street
Mr and Mrs Lex Leighton of Tyler were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil Jackson on West 26th street.
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Lex Leighton
Tyler
Cecil Jackson
West 26Th Street
Farmers Rally for Parade Aimed at Hoover Campaign Address
Milo Reno, head of the Farmers' Holiday Association leading a strike for higher prices, urged Iowa farmers to gather in Des Moines for a protest parade on October 4 during President Hoover's campaign address.
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Milo Reno
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Iowa
Des Moines
Hoover
Associated Press
Funeral for Bryan superintendent draws city wide turnout
A large crowd gathered at First Baptist Church Bryan for the funeral of the late city school superintendent. Active pallbearers were Bryan school faculty members led by Fred L. Sloop and C. M. Bethany with leadership from Rev. G. M. McNeilly and Rev. R. E. Day. Funeral services continue in Sherman with interment at West Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. McNeilly
Baptist Church
Elgin
R. E. Day
First Baptist Church
Big Spring
F. L. Henderson
Bryan City
Fred L. Sloop
C. M. Bethany
J. Vernon Brown
N. R. Smith
Sam Crenshaw
A. E. Jones
Cyril Luker
W. R. Carmichael
Travis
Bowie
Stephen F. Austin High School
First Baptist Sunday School
Southern Pacific
Dallas
Sherman
First Baptist Church of Sherman
J. L. Truett
West Hill Cemetery
Bryan
Forrest Jones
Vernon Brown
W. C. Johnson
M.— McNeilly
Frances Low
Houston
J.M. Gillespie
John L. Wharton
Longview
G. N. Ayres
Wheelock
Howard Todd
Tyler
Hattie Morrison
Greenville
J. S. Cooper
Bryan Lions Club
Air Travel Safer in First Half of Year
US aviation data show 248,954 passengers on American lines in six months with only 16 deaths and ten injuries not serious. 38 carriers logged 24,668,414 miles and had 11 fatal accidents, fatalities mainly among pilots in five cases and passengers in six. Traffic rose by 55,000 from the prior year.
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American Operated
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Days of Pioneers Reviewed at Reliance Meeting
Reliance community members gathered Friday night for a self planned program led by Essie Shealy Alma Mathis Louise Mahle and Ralph Lindsey Master of ceremonies Conrad Merka introduced readings plays and reminiscences Local musicians Ab Newcomb and Frank Murray provided music Bud Lloyd and J W Mathis shared memories detailing 17 founding families and early settlers including Dr J R Stewart Dr John Jones Jim Ridley and others The event highlighted pioneer cooperation in building homes schools and churches and inspiring today’s youth Lions club rural chairman A D Jackson pledged possible awards for best community history and debating records if interest grows
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Reliance
Essie Shealy
Alma Mathis
Louise Mahle
Ralph Lindsey
Conrad Merka
Ab Newcomb
Frank Murray
Bud Lloyd
J. W. Mathis
Zeff
Carl
George
Taylor
W. H. Morgan
L. P. Smith
David Lloyd
Green Stallings
Mr. Lloyd
A. D. Jackson
Lions Club
Former Bryan Pair Are Parents Of Daughter Cynthia Ann
News of the arrival of a daughter, Cynthia Ann, to Mr and Mrs O Estes Hargrave on Sunday Sept 25 has reached friends at Allen Academy and in Bryan. Cynthia Ann weighs seven pounds twelve ounces. Mr Hargrave was formerly an instructor at Allen Academy and Mrs Hargrave was Miss Elizabeth Lightfoot. They now live at 3507 Grace Street, Dallas, Texas.
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Cynthia Ann
O. Estes Hargrave
Allen Academy
Bryan
Hargrave
Community Notes from Bryan and Nearby Towns
Randolph Strong from Coleman visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver in Waco before registering on Thursday. Kurten residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kurten shopped in Bryan with local merchants. T. E. Taylor of Steep Hollow, ex Brazos County treasurer 1919-2, was in Bryan. The Ellis family traveled to Thornton after learning Mr. Ellis’ brother P. I. Ellis was dying. The Waldrops returned from Houston for eye ulcer treatment. he will return twice weekly. The Harrises returned from Glen Rose to recuperate. Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus of A and M College visited Bryan. The Hostetters plan to move from New London and build a new home. Miss Lucille Vick and Iola Barron, home from Baylor Belton, spent a weekend in Bryan. Ben Unehontaee and family, after a Bryan weekend, returned to near Temple.
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Randolph Strong
Allen Academy
Coleman
Frank Weaver
Waco
Henry Kurten
Kurten
Bryan
T. E. Taylor
Steep Hollow
Taylor
Brazos County
R. R. Ellis
Seldon
Thornton
Ellis
P. I. Ellis
A. M. Waldrop
Houston
J. J. Taubenhaus
A. and
M. College
C. F. Hostetter
New London
Lucille Vick
Iola Barron
Baylor
Business travels mention from San Antonio and Houston
C W Atkins of San Antonio travels to Bryan for business while Cc L Eden made a business trip to Houston on Monday.
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C. W. Atkins
San Antonio
Bryan
Cc. L. Eden
Houston
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
A Woodside reader claims remarkable weight loss after using Kruschen. says she dropped from 190 to 126 pounds in a year and looks younger than a mother of two. The ad urges a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and promises safe, harm less results with Kruschen.
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Price
Woodside
Leal
Kruschen
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Healthy Children
A testimonial style ad urges parents to use Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a mild laxative for children and adults. It claims it prevents habit forming laxatives, improves digestion, boosts energy, and protects against ill days, colds, and constipation. It cites liver and bowel health as keys and promotes keeping a bottle at home.
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Dr. Cadwell
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Babe
America
New Orleans
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sammy Byrd
Yankee
Ruth
Smith Store
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