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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1916
Page
4
Cotton acreage curbs threaten Southern economy says bankers
The Fredericksburg Standard notes a conference of Cotton States Bankers warns that voluntary reductions in cotton acreage will harm Southern producers, merchants, bankers and allied businesses, with increases over last year risking great losses. The item appears in a Fredericksburg Texas newspaper sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Conference of Cotton States Bankers
Conference of Cotton States Bankers forms in the South
The Conference of Cotton States Bankers organized in Galveston on August 14 1915 with Birmingham completing details on August 26 1915 and New Orleans hosting the final large meeting December 6 7 1915. It aims to tackle loans warehousing marketing and related issues for cotton states and to foster the diversified crop movement that saved the South millions. Officers include Joseph Hirsch Moorhead Wright and Oscar Newton with state bank presidents as vice presidents. It urged farmers to plant for feed and funds and warned that six cent cotton would harm the region and that high prices require careful farming and prudent saving.
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South
Conference of Cotton States Bankers Association
Galveston
Texas
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Joseph Hirsch
Corpus Christi National Bank
Corpus Christ
Moorhead Wright
Union Trust Company
Little Rock
Ark
Oscar Newton
Jackson State National Bank
Jackson
Miss
Texas Declaration of Independence Remembered in Brenham
March 7 observed in Brenham with notes on the 1836 Washington-on-the Brazos Declaration. Richard Ellis presided, K. S. Kimble was secretary, and George C. Childree wrote the document. Texas was declared independent March 2 1836 signing completed at 4 pm. Washington Park development funded by $10,000 appropriation, with land deeded by Anson Jones heirs.
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Brenham
Texas
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Mexico
Richard Ellis
K. S. Kimble
George C. Childree
Sam Houston
Washington County
D. W. Low
Washington Park
Austin
Washington
Congress
Houston
Republic
United States
B. W. Tarrant
House of Representatives
S. D. W. Low
Senate
Paul D. Page
Neutral job snatchers and wartime tensions across Europe
London reports a Daily Mail feature decrying neutrals filling British jobs while troops abroad expect vacancies to open. Other items note the Paul I Pagh cargo ship being examined in Kirkwall, conscription group callups by Derby scheme, the Roumanian Queen Carmen Sylva dies, a Sweden warning on armed merchant vessels, Germany’s new taxes, and Canadian moves to disfranchise Germans born electors during WWI.
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London
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Royal Field Artillery
the Mail
Liverpool
Paul I Pagh
Port Arthur
Tex
Gothenburg
Kirkwall
Lord Derby
Central News
Bucharest
Queen Elizabeth of
Carmen
Sylva
Carmen Sylva
Charles of
Cain City Notes Preaches Saturday Night and Local Moves
Cain City notes note a sermon event on Saturday night in March and greet readers. Residents attend birthday parties and social gatherings at Miss Roberta Price. Local building activity includes new dwellings, cement deliveries, a yard fence, and property improvements. Businesses Schneider Riley Merchants buy A J Pahl warehouse and extend their Fredericksburg operations. Hotel staff changes appear as Mr and Mrs W W depart Mountain Hotel, with hope for continued quality under new management.
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A. G. Moore
Santonio
Frig
Cairn City
P. Novian
Roberta Price Este
H. F. Petermann
M. M. Striegler
Cain
Securit
Diplomatic Strain Over Colonel House Mission Amid Pressure on Shipments
Washington officials disclose possible failure of Colonel House’s mission as European diplomats weigh post talks. Members push resolutions to halt shipments of arms, while the President and regional senators resist. Separately, Russian bombardment hits Trebizond on March 1 injuring crew and a Turkish subject near the consulate desk. Consul Oscar S Heizer reports casualties and shell damage amid the attack.
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EB House
Ces
House
Europe
Slayden
Committee Foreign Affairs
Trebizond
Black Sea
State Department
Oscar S. Heizer
Heizer
Monterzonte
Mrs Lisette Mueller Sells House With Added Rooms
Lisette Mueller lists her residence for sale describing an older home expanded with several additional rooms. The notice highlights property features and location details from the listing.
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Lisette Mueller
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