Shop Early for Christmas Cheer in City Stores
The Daily Item urges a shop early campaign to help merchants and shoppers. It urges clear price listings, quick purchases, and chosen gifts to boost holiday joy. The piece appeals to clerks, advertisers, and readers to act now and secure prime advertising space.
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Like Father Like Daughter Slayings Stir New Trial Moves
In Lafayette Louisiana Clem entine Bernabet a Negro woman accused of killing a family of six is jailed parish officials say her father Raymond Bernabet awaiting a new trial after previous conviction for killing four Negroes last February was moved to Crowley for safety. He claims illness kept him from testifying and a new trial was granted on the plea of drunkenness. No new evidence has been found in the woman’s case. Alton B Parker comments on Roosevelt and Wall Street noting support in 1904.
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Details of Loan Agreement To Aid Cotton Farmers
The New York bankers plan a 50 million loan to assist southern cotton farmers. A conference in Augusta will reveal terms including a 25 per bale lending rate. Commissioner Watson and C. S. Barnett will attend. W. H. Slayton of a leading banking firm will represent lenders. The event follows Barnett's address in Central, Ga.
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