Texas Centennial Coinage Bill Signed
President Roosevelt signed the Texas centennial coinage bill authorizing 1 500 000 fifty cent pieces in 1936 to honor Texas independence from Mexico in 1836. Senator Tom Connally sponsored the bill and received the pen used to sign. he plans to send it to the American Legion in Austin.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Texas
Mexico
Tom Connally
White House
Connelly
American Legion
Austin
Local Postage Rate Cut on July 1
Washington reports a reduction of local postage from 3 to 2 cents effective July 1. The action, approved recently, also authorizes the president to reduce postal rates generally if business conditions justify it. Officials will monitor the impact on postal revenues and consider broader applications.
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Washington
Cox to Direct Repeal Campaign in Twenty District
Ernest C. Cox of Austin will direct the campaign for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and legalization of beer in the Twentieth Senatorial District. Judge John M. Mathis, Texas Liberal Legion chairman, announced the appointment. Cox, a former legislator and ex American Legion leader, said ex service men seek restored liberties.
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Ernest C. Cox
Austin
John M. Mathis
Texas Liberal Legion
Cox
Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Austin Daily Dispatch
Yoakum K of C Names Officers
Yoakum council Knights of Columbus has elected officers led by Dr. F M Wagner as G K with Dr A Darilek as chancellor and H P Etlinger as recorder Also J J Mikulik is treasurer J C Black advocate R J Etlinger warden C F Miculka I G Jerry Migie O G and F A Kalius named trustees
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Yoakum
Yoakum Council
Knights of Columbus
F. M. Wagner
G. K
A. Darilek
H. P. Etlinger
J.j.mikulik
J. C. Black
R. J. Etlinger
C. F. Miculka
I. G
Jerry Migie
O. G
F. A. Kalius
Crop sales top $100,000 at Hallettsville harvest
The tomato shipping season closed with shipments totaling 1384 cars and farmers in Hallettsville earning at least $100,000. Arnold Papacek visits Alvin and Galveston. Peter Pundt from Hallettsville was in Moulton Saturday, and Mr. Mmil Darilek and family spent Sunday in Schulenburg.
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Hallettsville
Peter Pundt
Moulton
Mr. Mmil Darilek
Schulenburg
How a Bank Lends and Deals With Depositors
A country banker explains bank lending as a conservative, safe practice using reserves and liquid loans. He notes that credit is earned by reliable repayment, that banks should not invest in fixed industries, and that three elements—assets or collateral, an endorser with established credit, and adequate average deposits—justify a loan line.
Will Rogers on Bank Failures and Lending
Will Rogers argues banks fell into trouble not only from bankers but from customers who could not repay when banks needed funds. He notes lenders provided money during hard times and faced repayment pressures when borrowers failed. The comical sage frames the crisis as shared responsibility between banks and debtors.
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Will Rogers
Schulenburg Visit By Darilek Family
Lillian Lovetts Darilek and ca Koenig are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William F. Darilek in Schulenburg as part of a family visit.
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Lillian Lovetts Darilek
Ca Koenig
Schulenburg
William F. Darilek
Classified Ads Reach Local Readers In Your Paper
Selling or buying sections invite readers to use the newspaper columns for advertising. The local paper promotes its value as the community market place bringing messages to hundreds of homes.
Advertising Aids Business Revival in 1933
New York report on bankers conference quotes A W Diller advertising counsel urging aggressive ads to revive business. He says 1933 can be good if firms stay in business, boost public confidence, and go out to win new business with newspaper advertising readers.
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New York
A. W. Diller
Bankers
Mr. Diller
Advertising policy shifts in tough financial times
Francis H. Sisson urges bankers to avoid cutting advertising budgets to create gaps in continuity. He warns against turning ads on and off like a faucet, arguing that effective advertising requires a long term plan and should not be altered by temporary conditions.
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Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
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