Estimated World Cotton Output Falls Short of Last Year
Dr A B Cox of the University of Texas reports United States agriculture December crop estimates show world production at 24,200,000 bales, about 3.38 million bales below last year. Texas crop expected around 4.23 to 9.15 million bales, with a statewide shortfall driven by drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Ristry
A.B. Cox
University of Texas
Cox
Texas
Truex
United States Department
Nf Agriculture
Gateide
New York Cotton Exchange Service
United States
Volvo
Europe
Central Repair Installs Giant 5000 Machine
The Central Shoe Repair company installs a new 5000 dollar lock stitching machine to boost boot and shoe rebuilding and repairs. The device promises faster work, reduces manual effort, and places Central among the few U.S. shops with advanced rebuilding equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comany
Badins
United States
Piston Ring Firm Relocates to 403 Broadway
AnLoUu NeEMmeN Nae notes Ban Ane lone Platon Ring firm moves to 403 Broadway owned by A. Tdndaey. The company, distributor of Michel known Piston rings and Milton Ebonite and Blank Gold pkey lining, expands with larger floor space to handle its business.
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AnLoUu Neemmen
A. Tdndaey
Aned
Ban Ane Lone Platon Ring Company
Remaun
Broadway
Lindsey
Have
Heres Bishirss
Rompany 16
Michel
Republic Life official visits Dallas office to announce dividends
Banta executive vice president of the Republic Life Insurance Company visits the local Milan building in Dallas and announces a fifth three percent quarterly crash dividend payable January 15. He praises the Iovas agency, notes a special insurance offer approved by the Texas Insurance Commission, and explains policy details including term converts, premiums, and disability benefits.
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XH. Benta
Republic Life Misurapes
Wit Bome
Ly Dallas
Milan
San Antonio
Banta
Iovas
Coimpany
Texas Insurance Omralsion
Ranta
Jess Tan
Rogue Wins Sales Prize at Pennicoil Dealers Meeting
Abe Kosub of La Vernia Texas won the first prize in the Western division of the Pennicoil sales contest. Kosub, with a decade delivering oil for Auto Dealers Supply, set a record with an impressive daily load. Owner JW Clayton praised Kosub for his achievement and credited the Bonded Brake Plan for protecting fair dealer profits.
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Uontest
Pennicoil
United States
Hunpiy Company
Bab Antonio
Abe
Phil C. Kosa
Orst
Pennzolia
Oi City
Pennsylvania
Fat Earth
Gales
Kosub
Om Lavernia
Texas
Auto Dealers Supply
Wecome
Bias Wu
Gmdde
Katy
Dad
Clayton
Hoey
Texas cotton mill output shows smaller drop than seasonal norm
Mill production in Texas totals 4,047,000 bales for the year with October to November declines smaller than the usual 6 percent. Output and bale counts edged lower year over year, reflecting a milder drop despite October totals of 4798 bales and November near 0.7 percent. Data comes from the University of Texas bureau of business reseat.
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Texas Cotton
Newinnley
University of Texas Bureau of Business
T Texas Cotton Mill
Orlaber
Ford Dominates Early 1892 Vehicle Market in Commercial Sales
Harry J. Burkett of Ford Motor Co Houston reports official Polk figures showing Ford sold 57,991 units in the first ten months of 1892, 96.2 percent of total 160,582. The Ford rebound after new models fueled superior commercial car and truck sales, outpacing all rivals.
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Ford
Harry J. Burkett
Ford Mater Company
Houston
Texas
R. L. Polk and Company
Tialia Vhs
Gasoline use declines despite visible vehicle activity
Gasoline consumption has dropped since late June with rural areas facing the sharpest reductions. Despite more autos on roads, overall fuel use fell, hitting Mountain states hardest and impacting local motorists.
Pontiac's 1933 Model G on Show in Dallas and Lexington
The 1933 Pontiac Model G debuts after two years of engineering, featuring a 240.4 cubic inch straight-eight engine and seven body models on an 115 inch wheelbase. Prices start at $585 with advanced safety glass, no draft ventilation, and a high compression, finely balanced motor designed for smooth power and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Motor Company
Kexington
Dallas
Fisher
Pontiac
Strad Motor Company
Lexington
General Drators
Intel
Stratetteight
Ten Winascream Ishier
Lovejoy
Market confirms upside break from bear trend in 1932
In 1932 the stock market broke the bear trend line on the upside for the first time since 1929, signaling possible bottoming. After a spring rally aided by freight rate gains and wage cuts, the market fell to July lows then rebounded, with highs in March and September before a late-year drop. Factors included Glass-Steagall recovery, currency fears, and foreign dollar raids.
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New York
Reconstruction Filamue Corp “Glass-Steagall Bill
R.fc
Congress
Federal Reserve
Tomress
Sodyilies
Maine
Mnit
Ly Noyenden
Prac
Speedacitar Tiliies
Ivar Kroeger
Hoeplinns
Samart
Martin
William Tilden Signs with Sears Tennis Division
Former world champion William T. Thdeh, known as Big Bi, joins Sears, Reebok, and national distributor Bears as consultant to design and manufacture tennis equipment. He signs a five year contract and will split time between professional tours and duties with Sears, making appearances to advise young players and shape next spring shipments.
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William T
Big Bi
Thdeh
Emphris
Bryant
Sears
Rose Marie Hat Shop Opens in San Antonio
The Sidney Frohman Millinery company announces a new Rose Marie Hat shop at 407 Alamo Plaza San Antonio opening January 3. Dollie Mre Cooper, native Texan formerly of Dallas and Fort Worth, named manager, with New York buyers supplying spring styles. Straw hats in turken and briar styles, black and other colors featured.
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Rose Marie
Sidney Frohman Millinery Company
Ino Texas
San Antonio
Alamo Plaza
Misa Dollie Mre Cooper
Dallas
Fort Worthy
New York
Aiack
Ice-less refrigeration reaches rural homes and stores
Torless refrigeration is made available to rural homes and stores by a new oil turning refrigerator. Fuel is burned by an economically operated cooking range, promising practical energy efficiency for everyday use.
Construction Boom Mirrors 1993 Economic Outlook
The San Antonio Builders Exchange reports about 20 million dollars in contemplated construction for 1993, with over 34 projects, mainly federal building programs and private ventures. Raymond Phelps of the American Institute of Architects foresees a sizable rise in construction activity, renovations, and store-front modernization. Employment is expected to increase, aided by real estate stabilization and tax relief measures, as owners reshape vacant buildings to compete.
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Wade
Builders’ Exchange
San Antonio
Raymond Phelps
Southwest
American Institute of Architects
Neyey'a
Boe
Uniterion
Alfred W. Raho
Cea
Alitcanis
Wales
Printeviniesti
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Piston Ring Firm
I. Trudley Sennings
Gondrinn Siivertran
Jannings Hay
Hee Haniness, Wholesale
Reboil Nlnre
Etme
Sen Antonis
Revere Pears
ROGUE
Good Motor Co
A. M. Heek
Fins
Woodlawn Hills
Phillip Lloyd Shoop
New York Stock
Curb
Bond
Chicare
William Tilden
Hin
Svt
Ah B. Haxiih
Pemanet Vitor Tay
Bigply Go
Dotriintors
Pelze
Wester Atelsion
Arthur Lar
Bella
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