Texas bankers back plan to mold cotton marketing system
Aaron Sapiro urged Texas Bankers Association to adopt a statewide commodity marketing network for cotton with district directors, warehouse bases, and five year grower contracts. The proposal aims to place Texas cotton on a dominant global market footing and to secure federal rediscount support through a Farm Bureau Federation joint committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Aaron Sapiro
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Texas Bankers’ Association
Growers’ Association
Sapiro
Orange Growers’ Association of California
United States
Mr. Sapiro
A. & M. College
Farm Federation Bureau
Family Doctor's Friendly Advice to Mothers
A wartime style notice urges spring prevention for babies during summer heat. It promotes Nash's Baby Bowel Elixir as a first line remedy for infant indigestion and diarrhoea, claims safety from a week old to adults in larger doses, and lists Jackson & Read Pharmacy as distributor in blue cartons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Nash
Jackson & Read Pharmacy
Teacher Stabbed in Street Affray Near Perry and Quebe
J. Frank Cook principal of New Salem school was wounded with two knives in a Saturday afternoon street fight with George Lumpkin. Lumpkin was charged with aggravated assault with deadly weapon and held on $500 bond. Cook's condition improved and doctors now doubt lung injury. Rockdale Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Cook
New Salem
George Lumpkin
J. P. Lumpkin
Fleming
Gunn
Perry & Quebe
Farm Fed and Federal Re Back Cotton Growers Financing
A note indicates discussion with the Farm Federation Bureau and the Federal Reserve about financing the Texas Cooperative Cotton Growers Association. The proposal aims to secure broad support from both agencies for cooperative signals and funding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Farm Fedederation Bureau
Federal Reserve Bank
Texas Cooperative Cotton Growers’ Association
Miller's Studio Temple Ad Claims Top Quality
An advertisement from Miller's Studio in Temple proclaims superior quality with bold claims describing their offerings and service, highlighting a confident promise of excellence to attract customers.
Thorndale Jewelry Theft At Local Store
A Thorndale store owned by Mrs J C Wuensche was burglarized after a window was broken and a plank placed to allow entry. Jewelry valued around 67 dollars was stolen as deputy Worley investigates another clue. A $100 reward stands for arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wuensche
Gause
John Worley
Thorndale
Card of Thanks for Ray R Jenness
We thank friends for help and comfort during illness and death of our husband father and brother Ray R Jenness. Gratitude to those who sent flowers and the Odd Fellows who conducted the funeral. We will remember these acts with appreciation. Mrs Ray Jenness and family Louis Jenness brother Mrs K K Hairston sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray R. Jenness
Ray Jenness
Louis Jenness
K. K. Hairston
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Cameron
Federal Reserve
Federation
McKinnon
O. Smith
J. Hirsch
L. Talley
NEW Salem School
Miller’s Studio
Temple
Ralph Head
Texas Bottling and Ice Cream Co
Cameron Texas
R. H. Johnson
Jeweler
Cameron, Texas
C.N. Green & Brothers
J. H. Sapp
Billie Marek
A. N. Green
Leland Green
Leslie Green
Norquist & Bloomfield
R. L. Batte
Austin
United States Civil Service Commission
Nixon-Clay Commercial College
Austin, Texas
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