Accounting Reform Debated by New York Stock Exchange
New York July 27. Debate over corporate accounting unfolds as the stock exchange seeks to tighten methods for income and balance sheet reporting. Reformers cite uniform practices for industrials and utilities, noting earnings alone mislead without reserves and depreciation concerns. A split view persists on whether income or balance sheet offers clearer investment signals amid price trends and cycles.
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Lintvertal Servier
New York
Comparler
New York Jatock Exchange
William Z. Ripley
Harvard
Railways
Industris! Recovery Act
Prac- AG
Stock Exchange
Checks for Cotton to Arrive Soon
San Angelo July 27 seven thousand eight hundred West Texas residents who ta lation in 1B bounties in the San Angelo section open are to receive checks from the federal government averaging well over $300 each. They have contracted Midealoy 257,589 heer of cotton and for so doing the government will pay $240,4780. In many cases this amount represents more than was paid for the entire 1932 crop.
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San Angelo
West Texas
Npen
Midealoy
Hike Weight Limit on Rome Packages Tightens Trade
The Rome area imposes a weight limit on parcels from 22 to 44 pounds, affecting deliveries in downtown. The change, flagged by the post office, becomes effective August 1 and aims to regulate package handling and pricing. Local officials and merchants weigh impact on shipments and consumer costs.
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Rome
Pontettio
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Staples
A late season wholesale market report lists prices for fruits vegetables and staples from California Texas and local farms. Items include bananas mexican bananas green beans corn cucumbers melons tomatoes apples and dairy products with varied per unit and per measure pricing.
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Abpies
Winerar
Texas
Berrien
Californie
DINER
Muantard Corenn
Soamuley
Penn Sania
Atavaen
Annary
Wall Street notes a cooling market and cautious optimism
New York July 27 reports yesterday’s market weakness easing into a mild rebound. Brokers describe a cautious mood with limited buying interest ahead of potential longer-term shifts, while European demand supports some gains.
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New York
Wall Street
Coffee shipment reaches Corpus Christi in record load
A large consignment of green endive and coffee totaling 673 pounds arrived in Corpus Christi on Wednesday. The shipment, sent from Central America, marks a major delivery to the local market and underscores growing trade activity in the area.
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Corpus Corpus Christi
Corpus Christ
Central
Amnylen
San Saba Cotton Reduction Report Summary
The San Saba cotton situation shows a notable reduction as farmers scout for certificates under County Agent Bi Scudder. A visit by HISTARY HEADS VISITOR MERCEDES is noted, with Tom Phillips from Santa Hosa winning a Rotary Club speech event.
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San Sabans
San Sara
San Saba
Histary
Mercedes
Mlp
Tom Philips
Santa Hosa
Mindipni
Rotary Club
Neheos
Tia Waek
Phit- Upa Waa
Rotary
Chib
Orimnleed
Frieewn Aoft Men vate and Haeare Venate rollers
Fragmentary OCR item mentions teams and poultry related terms with unclear names and actions. Reading yields few concrete facts beyond generic references to teams or devices in a veiled context. Further readable details are not available in the text.
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Ion Junta
Egga
Frieewn
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Federal Plan Called Scotlan Yard to Fight Kidnapping
A Saturday Evening Post report quotes Louis Stowe and Secretary of Labor Roosevelt advocating a national Scot land Yard like system to combat interstate crime. The plan envisions state hubs, federal jurisdiction, and rapid response to kidnapping for ransom, with Congress backing federal investigations and trials.
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Louis Stowe
Saturrday Evening Post
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Howe
Hoosevelt
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Roosevelt
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Xubhorlen
Magazine Salesman Seeks Wife Here in Inval Office Tale
A magazine salesman Jingke W. Bie-Ure sought his wife Mrs. Lots Sie burp and two companions who left Wolsa on July 20 for San Antonio seeking an abortment. He announced at the Invalid office that they planned to secure an abortment and leave for the Gunter hotel. He traveled to San Antonio but has been unable to locate them.
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Sullee Ald
Titsche
Jingke W. Bie- Ure
Lots Sieburp
Wolsa
Gunter Hote
San Antonio
San Angelo Employee Sues City for Damages Over Sprinkler Truck Incident
Carl Hunt, a city employee, sues San Angelo for $20,080 in damages claiming injuries from an accident while starting a city sprinkler truck last month. He seeks $35,000 in unspecified damages and $6,050 for mental anguish and medical costs, alleging permanent disability.
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Anceuw
Annne Téaull
City
Carl Hunt
City Employ
Tus
San Angela
Ban Antonio Hay Farmers face pricing notes across markets
Farmers reported varied prices with Antonio and nearby lines showing 10.50 per ton in several entries. The clippings mention Pexicie and Bar 2 HSER figures, with additional odd notes on shipments, wages, and a Paris AP wire fragment about a member of a family inquiry.
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San Antonio Grath
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Thuraiania
Ban Antonio Hay
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Johnson Risa
Unclear text: Cotton Market report from New Orleans area
Fragmented market note mentions cotton prices and futures with December and October terms, mixed moves and vague references to stocks and commodities. OCR noise obscures names, dates, and exact figures. essential entities and outcomes are not recoverable.
Studies Set for Cotton Farmers
An outline for a special cotton farming program at Texas A. and M. College from July 24 to 026 aims to guide farmers from planting through manufacture. The course will cover the international cotton industry and lime handling, with emphasis on improving efficiency and product quality.
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Texas
Texnn A
M. Callege
Poultry Co Op to Elect Officers at July Meeting
In San Angelo during July, three new officers will be elected at the annual meeting of the Farm Cooperative Poultry Association. The group will also set the annual report and discuss plans for the November session, aiming to boost farmer cooperation and productivity.
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Jay
Rowe
Cope
Congress
United States
Canfl
Neves
Ninveell
San Angelo
Che
Farneva' Ch
Texas Revenue Up After Stricter Laws Hire Tax Provisions
Texas officials report strong gains in revenue from gasoline and cigarette taxes following recent legal changes. East Texas sees fuel taxes surge over 150 percent, with overall state fuel receipts rising sharply in February and March. Cigarette tax collections also climb, with early estimates suggesting annual revenue well above prior year levels, barring winter consumption declines.
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Austin
Texas
George H. Sheppain
Remp- Molin
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Hiva
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East Trans
Sheppard Aleches
Lax
Lila
Sheppard
Bay M
Turbulent Texas Livestock Sale Yields Mixed Prices
Fort Worth market reports show cattle and calves mixed in demand with calves trading around 4.00 to 5.00 per hundredweight, heavy cattle steady. Sheep and goats arrive in moderate numbers with buyers selective, hogs steady to lower, and packers maintaining cautious bids amid a slow trade day.
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Sikea Reinabeil
Tacat Livestock Market
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Tate
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Keenral
Stoery
Ammon Kista
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MIE
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Sheen
Trent
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Ines
Commion Fivewouts
Brownwood Scout Troop Wins Award At Camp Banner
The Brownwood Scout troop earned 210 points to take top honors at the camp inspection, with Troop 12 close behind and Troop 22 of Dublin earning first banner table honors. Troop 15 Lampasis placed highly in the personal inspection, while Troop 1 Pride led in the Lehb inspection.
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Fry
Billy Gideons
Richand Springs
Clasck
Osehowe
Barney
Dublin
Lampasis
Texas Laundry Operator Missing
Freer Texas laundry operator Roberta Taundey disappeared during a trip to purchase equipment in Ban Atlante. After returning home a week later, no trace of her has been found and authorities are investigating her sudden disappearance.
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Taundey
Freer
Texas
Ban Atlante
Million Paid Texans College BtALTON Summary
Texas farmers totaling 249,374 will receive 42,679,710 dollars from the federal government for destroying about 366 percent of the state’s cotton. Contracts covered 224 of 244 counties, with 11,840,650 acres planted and 4,340,888 offered for retirement. The program included park cash and options to take government payments through 1938.
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College Btalton
Texas
Linares
Servion
Texas A & NM. College
Tbe Slite
Kowlon Chis Pear
Avid
Suit Seeks $25000 Damages From Railroad Company
Mexican citizen Tarece Leon sues the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company in Federal District Court seeking $25000 for injuries from a wheel derailment incident on April 7 19xx. He alleges negligent failure to block wheels and attachment points causing a leg injury during a move to inspect locomotive wheels. The plaintiff claims the railroad’s negligence caused his damages and seeks compensation.
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Federal District Court
Tarece Leon
Mexicl
Texas and
New Orleans
Railrond
Miam
Neallgrare
de Lion
U S Negotiates for Purchase of Cotton Futures
Washington reports the US government entered the market as a buyer of cotton futures, negotiating purchases up to 80,000 bales with potential expansion to 700,000 bales. The plan would supply farmers under an adjustment program, with compensation set at a fixed price per pound for those choosing cotton as relief.
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USI
Aresent
Adustayent
Ubu
Stamp Purchase Ruling Ends County Stamp Dispute
The department ruled stamps for waiving notices to property owners must be bought from the general fund. The decision ends weeks of arguments between County Clerk George G. Huystrds and County Auditor Edger G. Garvey. The attorney general’s ruling was conveyed to Garvey, who had argued Huntress should buy the stamps.
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Austin Thureday
County Board of Reumlixation
General Fund
Witles
George G. Huystr
Edger G. Garvey
Rolny
Garvey
Hyt Huntress
Seized Alcohol Request Stirs U S District Attorne
A U S seizure plan aimed at securing 3000 gallons of alcohol for government use was discussed by district attorneys in the highland area. The post office reportedly offered to source 100 gallons and customs inspectors monitored imports from Wexboard to the supply chain for the upcoming winter.
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Highla Corps
Nevol
T. A. Preves
Inca Post Office
Wexboard
Highway Festival Opens New Section in Kinney County
State highway official D. JK Maetin chairs a delegation including Frost Woodnik and William Furlong as commerce chairpeople. They visit Brackoes Mich Dal Rig where residents are held in a ceremony marking the opening of a new stretch of highway 3A through Kinney County.
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D. JK Maetin
Counly Dudge Frost Woodnik
Disk O
Terror
William Furlong
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Commerce
Scrip Redeemed by School Board
The business office of the San Antonio district reports scrip redemption actions and balances. Officials cite partial funds redeemed, with remaining scrip totaling hundreds of dollars, amid ongoing accounting adjustments and reviews by school administrators.
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Gadfication
Paul Soholy
Uuliness Ynaitarer
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