Weekly Cotton Letter Signal Strong China Crop Rise
A Shanghai cable estimates China's cotton crop at about 2,800,000 bales, an increase of 1,000,000 from last season, suggesting China may largely meet domestic needs and import only modest amounts of American cotton. U.S. reports show regional damage from weevils in several states, while Oklahoma and Texas areas improve. August demand for cotton goods remains historic, with Europe showing tentative recovery while English labor unrest continues. The gold supply rise and bullion strength bolster commodities, amid bets on a smaller upcoming crop and heavy futures buying by mills.
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Shanghai
New York
China
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
South Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Europe
England
Japan
Market cautions as Oct price rise slows
The writer notes the market could advance further but urges caution around nine cents and higher for October in New York, citing the rapid recent rise as a concern.
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New York
Jones Prairie society notes and local visits
Cox of Electra visited this week. Marek family spent Sunday with Mrs. Marek’s mother in Cameron. Cemetery Association annual meeting at Little River Sunday. Reena Mitchell and Virginia of Austin visited J A Brand. Sam Harrell buys a Ford truck for weekly cotton runs to Houston. The Henderson family of Houston visited Patrica McKinney Sr. at home.
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The
Cemetery Association
Little River
Reena Mitchell
Virginia of Austin
J. A. Brand
Henderson
Houston
Patrica McKinney Sr
Sam Harrell
Tom Stidham
Mary Cox
Manor
Weekend Social Notes in Ben Arnold and Cameron
Spent the weekend in Ben Arnold with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Fontaine shopped in Cameron Monday. Clara Bennett Love spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Crook. Kathryn Bailey spent Friday at home. Mrs. Rodney K. Fontaine Joy and Billy spent Friday with Mrs. C. C Black. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bailey visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Baileyville.
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Ben Arnold
W. J. Fontaine
Cameron
Clara Bennett Love
Mrs
Carlton Crook
Kathryn Bailey
Rodney K. Fontaine
Joy and
Billy
C. C Black
J. A. Bailey
Fred Bailey
Baileyville
Citation for VanZandt and Dawson in Milam County Court
The sheriff is commanded to notify Mrs. Mary E. VanZandt her husband Dr. T G VanZandt and H E Dawson by weekly publication for four weeks in Milam County newspaper to appear at the District Court in Cameron on September 5 1932 to answer a petition filed.
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Milam County
Mary E. VanZandt
T. G. VanZandt
H. E. Dawson
District Court
Cameron
Land dispute over 100 acres in Milam County Texas
Thornton Hamilton sues Mrs. Mary E Van Zandt and H E Dawson to secure title and possession of 100 acres once deeded by the Southern Memorial Company to Mrs. Gandy, now Van Zandt, with a vendor's lien note package totaling $4118.90. The case cites a 1926 deed, recorded land description, and seeks title, rents, or foreclosure of the lien.
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Thornton Hamilton
Mary E Gandy
T G. van Zandt
H. E. Dawson
Southern Memorial Company
Milam County
Texas
Mary E. Gandy
J. A. DePena
S. W
J. A. Hopkins
N. E
S. W. Corner
N. W
Mary E. van Zandt
A. M. Waugh
H. E
Milam County Court Notices Sale Writ of Possession Issued
Clerks notice dated Cameron July 30 1932 orders defendants to appear next term and show how they executed writ of possession and order of sale as per plaintiff petition in Milam County Texas. The district court clerk Penn Wolf signs and seals the order.
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Penn Wolf
District Court
Milam County
Texas
Cameron
A. D
Cardus Helps Beaumont Woman After Painful Illness
Mrs Nick Barranco of Beaumont Texas describes severe side pains nervousness and poor sleep. After using Cardus as her mother did she reports pain relief and better health after seven bottles. Cardui has aided women for over 50 years and is sold at all drug stores.
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Nick Barranco
Beaumont
Texas
Cardui
Castoria promotes gentle relief for all ages
The advertisement touts Castoria as a harmless vegetable preparation free of harsh drugs. It claims suitability for babies with colic and acts as a regulator for older children in larger doses. It emphasizes safe administration without coaxing and notes the product bears the name Chas. H. Fletcher on the package. The family size offers about 2.5 times the amount of the regular size.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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