First Bales of New Cotton Reported by Towns
Runge Victoria Nixon Gonzales each reported first bale of new cotton in early July. Runge weighed 554 pounds raised by Joan Pieper. Victoria and Gonzales bales weighed 523 and 590 pounds respectively with Gonzales bale selling for 11 1 2 cents per pound. Local visits mention several residents returning or visiting home folks from San Antonio Schulenburg La Grange Rutersville Rock Rock and Memphis Tennessee.
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Runge
Joan Pieper
Victoria
Ramon Jiminez
Nixon
Rud Parks
Gonzales
Joe Malatek
Notable visit noted by Cinadr friends in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs John Cinadr and Jackie joined Mrs George Cooper and Mrs Doris Mueller in San Antonio for a recent outing.
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John Cinadr
Jackie
George Cooper
Doris Mueller
San Antonio
Hills Visit and Dodge Dealer Attend Dallas Meeting
Mr and Mrs William Hillmer left Saturday for an extended visit to their children in San Antonio Roscoe and Winters Henry Etlinger a Dodge car dealer of Yoakum attended the dealers meeting in Dallas last week Thursday
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Edwin Grunwald
Memphis
Tennessee
William Hillmer
San Antonio
Roscoe
Winters
Henry Etlinger
Dodge Car
Yoakum
Dallas
Jaeggli Home Hosts Visitors From Yoakum Shiner
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Faucett and Mrs. Robert Albrecht of Yoakum and Mr. Kasper of Shiner spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jaeggli.
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Lee Faucett
Robert Albrecht
Yoakum
Kasper
Shiner
E. A. Jaeggli
John Othold Houses Undergoes Complete Remodel
John Othold a prominent farmer living on Highway 95 had his substantial residence completely remodeled reflecting his status in the local farming community.
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John Othold
Highway 95
Mr. Othold
Dance at Oak Grove Schoolhouse Raises Funds
A dance at Oak Grove Schoolhouse Sunday July 2 featured music by Ed Kubicek and his orchestra. Receipts totaled 46 dollars 19 cents.
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Oak Grove
Ed. Kubicek
Families Return After Brief Visit Home
Mr. C. C. Perkins and family and Mr. Robert L. Phillips and family of San Antonio and Miss Winnie Knape of San Marcos returned to their homes Sunday after a brief visit in the parental home.
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C. C. Perkins
Robert L. Phillips
San Antonio
Winnie Knape
San Marcos
Johnsons Return From Visit To Austin
C T and Carlton Johnson have returned to Austin after a several day visit with home folks and friends. C VU has been connected with a silk hosiery company for several years and ranks today as one of the company's foremost salesmen.
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C. T
Carlton Johnson
Austin
C. VU
Vinci iron tonic credited with restoring strength after birth
Mrs. M. Gun stone of Kopecky Drug Company reports using Vinci iron tonic after childbirth. She describes becoming thin and nervous and says the tonic helped her regain weight and energy.
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Vinci
Price of Business Speed and Bank Failures
Dr. Harold Stonier of the American Bankers Association told the American Institute of Banking that bank failures trace to rapid business development rather than cause failures. He noted the U S has many century old banks and more 50 year old banks than any country, arguing the system remains strong despite failures in various enterprises.
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Chicago
Ill
Harold Stonier
American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Government finances fifty-two banks and Farm Credit plan
Professor John Hanna of Columbia says the Government runs fifty-two financing institutions with a total investment near two billion and assets over three billion. He notes plans to consolidate agencies into a Farm Credit Administration but urges a separate finance corporation to run business functions apart from subsidy policy.
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Merica
John Hanna
Columbia University
American Bankers Association Journal
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New
Farm Credit Administration
Hanna
Corporation
Bureau
Unpassed Railroad Legislation in State Senate Debated
A proposed bill would assign a day bell and night lantern to a trackman who would lead trains across grade crossings, require conductors to smile when asked questions, bar serving eggs older than one day on Pullman cars, compel trains to stop when signaled by hitchhikers, and demand lifeboats for crossings over twenty five feet wide. The measure did not pass.
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Eee
Transfers Open Before August For School DistrictMoves
July ends the window to transfer students between districts with August first as the deadline. Parents are urged to complete forms and submit records to enroll in the desired district before the month ends.
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J. T. Jaeggh
Novosad¢Vyoral
Business
Eagle Office
Moulton, Texas
Emil
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Joe C Mouvul
Kopecky Drug CO
Kopecky, Reg. Druggist
Ton
Texas
Pho
Jessie Rehmet
William E. Darilek
Schulenburg
Moulton Sunday
F. C. Kaase
Ida Lucke
la Grange
Rutersville
Hulda Kaase
Rock Rock
Mrs
Alfons Giesbers
Mercedes Baker
Temple
F. A Fehrenkamp
Kopecky Drug Company
Banking Institute
Roses of
Boehm’s
H.l.hoffmann
C.F. Redlich
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Regis
Home Office
Lincoln Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Moulton Lodge No
A. M
W. A. Bergfeld
W. M. W. E. Smith
Geier- Merrer
American Legion
Moulton
Victor Fehsenkamp
F. J. Wagner
F & M. State Bank
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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