Economic Highlights amid Turbulent Markets and Growth Signs
The report notes October as a strong month across most sectors with improving inventory and rising demand for basic goods like cement, while trade tensions with Germany loom. Construction and electric power show gains, agriculture remains a weak spot, and retail and transportation edge higher as business sentiment shifts toward compromise under a likely conservative Congress.
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Big Farm Meeting In Dallas Tuesday
A large Dallas meeting for farmers is scheduled next Tuesday, December 6, at State Fair Auditorium. The program features Dean B J Kyle of Texas A and M, and Spike Evans, director of the AAA Point Program, plus talks on farm parity and improving farm problems. Delegations from over 30 counties, including Henderson County and Dallas County, are expected with up to thousands of farmers attending to learn methods for obtaining parity prices for crops.
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Henderson County
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Alunio
Colintiie
Dallas County
Stout's Dodge Coupe Stolen Tuesday Night
Stout reports his brown Dodge coupe stolen Tuesday night near Carrollton Square. Patrols and a Billie Parker lead are mentioned as suspects. A later note says the car was recovered later in Gayland and Billie Parker is now on the job. The article details a broader gang operation with 32 charges, involving thefts from Ned F. Smith Gravel Company and Murd Brothers.
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Carrollton Square
Bille Parker
Joe Stow
Billie Parker
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Hall
Opera Inn
Betty
Dallas Youtus
Ned
Smith
Dulin County
Murfl Brothers
October Supplied Leas Jobs to Texas Workers
Austin Texas Nov 25 Employment and payrolls in Texas during October fell sharply from the prior month and year the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas reports. Overall employment slipped 40 percent and total payrolls declined 7.7 percent from October last year. Manufacturing lost 8.7 percent in employment and 11.8 percent in payrolls. Estimated actual payrolls in Texas manufacturing October were 112 416 versus 142 248 in September and 129 689 in October last year. The total weekly payrolls for October were 2 007 289 compared with 2 018 045 in September and 2 831 018 in October last year. Some manufacturing concerns showing increases year over year included Carbonated beverages cement manufacturers cotton textile mills commercial printing and tile makers.
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Austin
Texas
Texan
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Munters Bring to Storage Eight Deer
The Kelley Tver Locker system stored eight deer during the recomt week. Hunters returning from Southwest Texas brought companions: Aldredwn, M RobibHe, John L Lively, Joe M. Daniel, W. B. Stuter, J. Brake, Rex Good, and others.
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Hunters Return From Territory Deer Hunt With Spoils
Brat Bock Deet John T Lively and his nephew Joe M Danial came home Monday from a hunting trip about twenty miles from Frederick al mil. They bagged three deer four six and twelve point buck. Lively says he could have shot more but paused. They took the game to Kelley Frozen Lockers for dressing and storage.
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Predericksburg
Vera Goth Brambline Weds J W Campbell Jr at Addison Church
Vera Goth Brambline married J W Campbell Jr at Addison Baptist Church at 8 p m with Rev RB F Phomptos officiating. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Bramblitt of Alpha and brother Eugene Bramblitt gave her in marriage. She wore white satin with bridal illusion and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs Blackburn Forney was matron of honor, with bridesmaids Tue Cook Furmera Branch and Robery Stark. George Stark was flower girl and Dick Smithwick was ring bearer. Best man was Tam Campbell. ushers included Graham Pierce Dick Campbell Robin Campbell Dell Glenn Odom and Frank Stork. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. Mrs Bramblitt presided at the cake and Miss Virginia Bramblitt kept the bride’s book. Mrs Campbell attended Southern Methodist University and Texas State College. Mr Campbell is a graduate of SMU Richardson Echo reports.
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Stork
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Southern Methodist University
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S.M.U. — Richardson
Echo
Family Reunion at Mrs. Fannie Rissen’s House
Mrs Fannie Rissen hosted a family reunion the Friday after Thanksgiving with relatives from Oklahoma Texas and Dallas visiting including G A Johnson and wife from Burbank Oklahoma C A Rislen and sons from San Antonio and Bart Smith from Dallas A W Riaten from Dallas L F Howell Blece and nephew Mrr and Mew Busley and families. Also a note inviting readers to the Lone Ranger adaptation at Place Theatre Friday and Saturday nights as a cover to support Chronicln subscriptions.
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Dre
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Burbank
Okla
C. A. Rislen
San Antonio
Texas
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Mea
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Dallas
Aint
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Busley
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Dal
Place Theatre
Farm Meeting Called For Tuesday Dec 6
A large state wide farm gathering is planned at the Datta state fairgrounds auditorium Tuesday at 10 o clock. Thirty counties are expected to be represented and at least 7000 pure sons invited to attend. RM Home and the AAA farm program director will address plans for continuing and improving the farm program along with other speakers.
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AAA
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Birthday Dinner Honoring Tutt Sons Held at Home
A birthday dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mrs Suaje Tath to honor her sons Elale and Rufus Tutt. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Tutt, Mr and Mrs Ed Steer, Mrs Hal Stoky Stovall, Charlie Turpin and children from Denton, Mrs Maggie Sublet, Vernon Junior Smith, and the Rufus Tutt family with children from Carrollton.
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Elale
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Thore
Frank ‘Tutt
Ed Steer
Hal
Stoky Stovall
Dallae
Charlie Turpin
Denton
Maggii Sublet
Vernon Junior Smith
Rufun
Se and Prairie Defeats Carrollton in Basketball
Se and Prairie’s girls team traveled to Grand Prairie on Tuesday night November 29 with a 11 to 3 score for the Grand Prairie second string over Carrollton second string. The Grand Prairie first string defeated Carrollton first string 9 to 0. Local visits note Thanksgiving with families and a football game between Texas A and M and State University.
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Carrellier Girla
Grand Pratet
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Thin
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