Financial Commentary From The Brisbane Era On Banking And Speculation
A wide ranging column discusses the Federal Reserve, money lenders, and usury, noting rate cuts and their impact on investors. It references Wall Street, corporate figures like Insull and Rosenwald, and shifts in stock strategy including large purchases of sound commodities. The piece cites Ford and Nye perspectives and imagines February 1930 as a turning point. It ends with notes on Elkins Tin Shop and stock holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel Insull
Omers
Us Rosenwald
Ford
Indians Play De Leon Here On Thanksgiving Day
The Comanche Indians host the De Leon Bear Cats on Thanksgiving Day in a district title race clash. Proclaimed city holiday includes closing business houses as Mayor J R Beanes urges observance. Key players listed include Pearson Grizzelle Sneed Lightfoot Reed Nabors and Corbell in De Leon and Waldrop center for Comanche.
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Comanche
United States
Texas
J. J. R. Eanes
Unon
J. R. Beanes
Albany
de Leon Bear Cats
de Leon
Gorman
Jack Pearson
Adrian Grizzelle
W. S. Sneed
Clarence Lightfoot
O. B. Reed
Leland Nabors
Red Corbell
Panther
Terry
Remehone
Indians
Bear Cats
Dodson
Dudley
Greer
Waldrop
Poultry Expert to Demonstrate Turkey Breeding Stock
Mrs Elizabeth Temple poultry expert for the Frisco Railway will visit Comanche to assist turkey raisers in selecting breeding stock. Demonstrations are set at the R T Jones farm near Sidney Monday nine o clock and Ed Holdens near Beatte at 130 p m Monday. A second session will be held Tuesday at Walter Fritts farm near Vandyke. County Agent J A Barton urges all turkey growers to attend.
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Elizabeth Temple
Frisco Railway
Comanche
Punkey
J. A. Barton
Vandyke
Mr. Barton
Beattie Plans Annual Community Fair
Beattie prepares for its second annual community celebration at the school on Thanksgiving Day. The event features a noon basket dinner with barbecue meats stew and coffee, a morning program by schoolchildren, a community fair with field crops textiles livestock poultry canned goods and an old relics display. Livestock exhibits include the community bull and his calves with a stock judging contest pitting boys against men, and an afternoon basketball tournament open to county and neighboring districts.
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Beattie
Dramatic Club Plans First Play of School Year
The High School Dramatic Club will present Anne, Whats Her Name on Friday evening December 6. Director Mrs R S Walker notes the club aims to equip the High School stage with modern cartan and fixtures this year.
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Anne
R. S. Walker
Football lineup list of players with positions
A segmented roster presents players by name and position such as Wagner left guard Stephens right guard Greer left tackle Thomas right tackle Corner right end Dutton left end Dod son quarterback Meyers right half Miller left half Dudley fullback De Leon end Pearson tackle Crizvelle guard Snead center Lightfoot guard Reed tackle Nabors captain Pad Corbell Balf Terry half Donohove Fu Parsons quarterback Beil
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Wagner
Stephens
Greer
Thomas
Corner
Dutton
Dodson
Meyers
Miller
Dudley
de Leon
Pearson
Crizvelle
Snead
Lightfoot
Reed
Nabors
Pad
Corbell
Balf
Terry
Donohove
Parsons
Beil
Cotton Ginning Totals For Comanche County Reported
Comanche County gins had produced 480 bales of cotton by November 1 this season, down from 6846 bales recorded a year earlier, per John H. Harris, Special Agent.
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Comanche County
John H. Harris
Comanche High Glee Club Opens Season with Concert
The Comanche High School Glee Club under Mrs. W D Carroll gave its first public performance of the season Friday night in the high school auditorium. The program included tap dances Svanicth dances and piano solos by Mrs Carrolls pupils.
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Comanche High School Glee Club
W. D. Carroll
Dillard touts Lawton berries for Comanche farms
Less Dillard, longtime berry grower, says Lawton berries will outprofit any other crop. He urges Comanche farmers to plant 500 acres, noting the berry adapts like Clark and Dutacd varieties and can stabilize income as other staples fall in price. He plans to devote all available acres to Lawton berries this year.
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Comanche
Less Dillard
Dillard
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Canning Co
Lawton
Conawhe
Clark and Dillard
Mr. Dillard
Weekend car wrecks injure three in Comanche region
Three weekend accidents in Comanche and surrounding areas left three people hurt and two cars badly damaged. Wilbur Guthne J D Andrews and Jack Dingus escaped with bruises after a Ford coupe rollover on Beattie road when a radius rod failed. Miss Selma Zschiesche suffered knee and ear injuries in a separate crash near Priddy involving several occupants. Mr and Mrs Bob Isham endured severe back and head injuries when a truck overturned on the Pecan Belt Highway. Mrs Isham was pinned under the cab and treated in Comanche.
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Wilbur Guthne
J. D. Andrews
Jack Dingus
Comanche
Beattie Road
Odis Guthrie
Selma Zschiesche
Bunk Vineyard
Kyle Payne
Matt Sherrill
Priddy
Miss Zschiesche
Man
Ife
Bob Isham
Pecan
Isham
American Legion Meeting At Alb Corns Office
Ex-Service men invited to a meeting at J. B. Albcorns Office on Sunday November 24 at 2 PM. All members urged to attend. Post Commander Leverett Hill signs the notice.
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J. B. Albcorn
Leverett Hill
Indians Win From Gorman In Championship Drive
Comanche Indians rally to beat German Panthers 12 to 6 at the local park. Dodson’s 65 yard fourth quarter touchdown after a lateral pass from Marshall seals the win and keeps Comanche in the district race alongside Dublin and Stephenville.
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German Panthers
Comanele Indians
Dublin
Stephenville
Hamilton Bull Dogs
Wildcats
Dodson
Indians
Marshall
Ixty
Panther
Dudley
Meyers
J‘edson
E. Dodson
Comanche Plans Second Annual Turkey Show Monday
Plans are maturing for Comanche's second annual Turkey Show to be held Monday December 2. Last year drew over a hundred entries with breeders selling stock, and this year aims to exceed that. Breeding lectures and stock selection demonstrations by Elizabeth Temple will aid shows, with free coops, leg bands, no entry fee, and ribbons in multiple classes.
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Comanche
J. A. Barton
Barton
Mr. Barton
Elizabeth Temple
New Location Set for Owl Test Drilling
The Bryson test completed at 3135 feet will be moved to a northwest lease site. The rig will be set this week and drilling begin next week, Sun Oil Company reports.
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Bryson
Sun Oil Company
Docket Advances In Local Criminal Term
The criminal docket will be taken up Monday to clear cases in the week. Henry Gore, district clerk, notes terms already served include prison and reformatory dispositions. Cases include Bettie Morales liquor sale plea of guilty one year. Jove Rasberry liquor transportation one year. Gene Price rape. Arns arson plea of guilty two years. Joan Hing arson plea of guilty two years. Perry Carmic aiding fire fined and costs. G G Gossage turkey theft two years suspended. H C Woolsey two years suspended. Lester Layman auto theft one year at the State Training School.
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Henry Gore
Reformatory
Ict Cour
State
Bettie Morales
Jove Rasberry
Gene Price
Huang
Jesse Arms
Joan Hing
Perry Carmic
G. G. Gossage
H. C. Woolsey
Lester Layman
Indians Meet Albany In Hard Weekend Clash
The Comanche Indians face Albany today at Albany in a hoped for hard game. Albany previously won 59 to 60, while the Indians had beaten Albany 52 to 0 earlier in the season.
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Albany
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