Texas and National Briefs from October 9 1936
Triplets named Frank lin Delano and Roosevelt. Gonzales County Fair October 20 to 24. Jesse Jones Day October 30 at the Texas Centennial Exposition Dallas. Seventy three graduates at Kelly Field flying school. American Education Week proclaimed for November 9. October pension payments delayed awaiting federal funds. Kyle voters approve school bond 100 to 59. 7,000,000 still back to work since low point. Admiral Sims dies at 77 in Boston. UT enrollment hits 8,400 records. Hoover to speak in Philadelphia October 16 for Landon. Angelina County approves beer sale 1875 to 1888.
Business Outlook: Recovery Momentum In The Nation
The August issue of Banking, the American Bankers Association publication, says natural recovery momentum may push the country to new highs. It notes stimulus from veterans’ bonus funds has faded and political campaign uncertainty remains an unavoidable factor.
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New York
American Bankers Association
Schulenburg Daily and Poultry Show Planned for October
Schulenburg will host the third annual Daily and Poultry Show on October 8 9 and 10 with prizes and entertainment. The event promises a great show and invites the public to attend.
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Schulenburg
Democrat Al Smith backs Landon in presidential race
Al Smith now endorses Republican Alfred M. Landon for president, saying the remedy for the nation’s ills lies in Landon’s election. The remark is dismissed as nonsensical.
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al Smith
Alfred M. Landon
Smith
Landon
World Foreign Trade Drops From 1929 Levels in 1935
Commerce and Marine Commission of the American Bankers Association reports world trade in 1935 reached 78.9 percent of 1929 physical volume, up 2.1 percent from 1934 and the highest since 1929, while gold values were lower due to January 1936 price declines and the aggregate index for 75 countries stood at 35.7 percent of the 1929 average.
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Commerce and Marine Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Record Deposits Hit New High for National Banks
Comptroller O'Connor reported that 5,374 national banks had total deposits of 26.200 billion dollars as of June 30 1936, a new high, surpassing the March 4 1936 total by 1.341 billion. Deposits rose 3.682 billion or 16.35 percent from June 29 1935.
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O’connor
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corp distribution in Lavaca county
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation distributed $150,000 in Lavaca county during February 2, 1932 to June 30, 1936, according to H. P. Drought State Director for the National Emergency Council for Texas.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lavaca
H. P. Drought
National Emergency Council For
Texas
J G Konvicka For Co Commissioner Prec 2
Arnold Freytag is named as a candidate for county commissioner in precinct 2. The notice lists the race and party alignment.
Old Age Pensioners May Reach 147000
In a report to Governor Allred Executive Director Orville S. Carpenter of the Old Age Assistance Commission predicted the ultimate number of recipients under the present law will be 147000 aged. The commission will probably approve 20000 applications in October and similar numbers in November and December.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Orville S. Carpenter
Old-Age Assistance Commission
Printing bill heads at home promises quicker delivery
A vendor promotes home printed bill heads for the first of the month. Orders placed today claim delivery by tomorrow, appealing to customers seeking fast service.
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F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
the Federal Baposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
State Bank
Imoulton, Texas
Community Bank
Sina Asi
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the Farm Journal Res Successful Farming
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Oo. F. Knape
Moulton Texas
Big Spring
Franklin, Delano and
Roosevelt
Gonzales
Jesse Jones
Dallas
Kelly Field
San Antonio
President Roosevelt
Kyle
Washington
William S. Sims
United States Navy
Boston
University of Texas
Herbert Hoover
Philadelphia
Angelina County
Pei
Mickie
Lavaca County
Paul Boethel
Henry
Paulus
Gus J. Strauss
Paul H. Fertsch
Arthur P. McElroy
William A. Allen
E. A. Turk
J. F. Bozka
J. G. Konvicka
Arnold Freytag
A. J. Darilek
Louis A. Niebuhr
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