Price Cutting Sparks Retail Boost and Acreage Shifts in Texas
A Dallas Federal Reserve report notes wholesale price cuts flowing to retailers lifting retail sales while wholesale trade and unemployment rise. October cotton traffic at Galveston shows larger receipts and exports versus September, with rain delaying harvest. Oil output rises in October, surpassing September and nearing August’s record, while lumber demand wanes and loan volumes contract sharply for district banks.
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Thalias
Tex
Nec
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Galveston
Boutle Cesay
Roy
Tredrd
Enttin
Arizona
New Moxico
New Mexico
Hyex
Fort Worth
Fort Searsh
Haring
Lere
Dlayouth
Boxers Bank of Dallas
Reliable remedy advertised for coughs and colds
AXS it first and says it las Carne G. Barrel, Norfolk, Va, claims its remedy quickly cuts phlegm and soothes irritated membranes. Thousands sought the product last week as careful mothers vow to prepare it to stop coughs and colds at their onset. Sold everywhere.
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Nicholion
Land Receipts for November Hit Half Million
Receipts of the general land office for November totaled 502,085.14 dollars, as Land Commissioner J. L. Hinkison sent to the treasury. The report includes 35,322.06 dollars from royalties for the month. land sales and leases reached 450,876.20 dollars. Treasurer J. W. Baker credited 236,110 dollars to the drainable funds and 17,000? to permanent funds. Available funds allocated to the state school fund and permanent school funds totaled 328,435 and 92,949 respectively, with the rest to permanent and available funds.
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Rebishn
Austin
Tex
Guncial Land Office
J. 10
Hinkison
Treasury Department
Big Yumi
Stats
J. W. Baker
Casualty figures in World War II released
Final figures on World War I casualties show 34,249 killed and 224,089 wounded, with mortality from gunshot wounds much lower than in the Civil War. The report notes hospital admissions and duty returns, detailing infantry losses, major corps figures, and amputations, based on Surgeon General Ireland’s annual revision.
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Washington
D. C
Ireland
France
ALG
Siguel Corns
Steel wire prices cut for first time in years in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel Company reduced prices about fifty cents per hundred pounds marking the first cut in years. New quotations show wire rails at 3.79 per hundred pounds and plain wire at 3.25 per hundred. Barbed wire and fence staples priced proportionally with shipments starting today.
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Pittsburg
Dee
Indicted for Murder in Clay County Case
Afelow iy Dee and Leek Tam ilton were indicted for murder in the fatal wounding of FOE Aliixon, a postmaster, in connection with an attempted holdup of Jit drug store. The grand jury considered the case in November, finding justified evidence against two others who were released.
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Afenwiol Iy Dee
Leek Tamilton
Atta
Fivg
Joan Aerest
Aliixon
Ad Charlte
Anay Hyn
Clay County
Gral
Justifi
Hell
Tremendous values to reduce stocks before January 1 1921
A period announcement emphasizes rapid clearance of seasonal merchandise to align with a strict policy of not carrying over any piece of stock from one season to the next. It signals imminent reductions to meet the year end target.
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San Antonio
Bailey
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C. D
OG. D
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MED Stores
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John Fi.tterson
Wrox
Devful
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Pele
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