Cotton crop forecast trims to 10 575 000 bales this year
Washington reports a forecast of 10,575,000 bales for the year’s cotton crop, down 874,000 bales from last month. The August condition fell to 57.0 percent of normal as acreage abandoned totaled 367,000 acres, with full cultivation at 34,485,000 acres on August 25.
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Nimon bans mass shopmen meetings in martial law zone
Denison. Sept 1 Colonel Charles W. Nimon orders suspension of daily mass meetings of railroad shopmen on strike and bars public gatherings within martial law zone in precinct No. 2 until further orders. The rule allows secret meetings with CO permission for any essential mass gathering.
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Speedy) Wilson
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Six Per Cent Money Loan Program Ad
The First Texas Joint Stock Land Bank offers land loans at six percent interest with one percent principal paid yearly, amortizing in thirty three years. Loans up to half the land value, amounts from three to one hundred thousand dollars. Contact L C Fuller Bonham Texas for details. Authorities urge no coal waste and caution against wasting diamonds and platinum watches.
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No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts that Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purges intestinal worms in children with poor color and stomach issues. It claims two to three weeks of daily use will enrich the blood improve digestion and act as a general strength tonic. Price listed as 60 cents per bottle.
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Forty Freight Cars Burn at Denison
Forty freight cars three sheds two office buildings and merchandise were destroyed in a fire that swept the Missouri Kansas Texas yards at Ray two miles west of Denison Saturday afternoon and night. The blaze started from a grass fire at 5 30 p.m. Loss estimated 50 000 to 75 000. About 5 000 cars stored in the yards were endangered until guards and Denison firemen brought the flames under control at 8 30 p.m. No fire protection at the yards water had to be pumped from distant supply. The blaze was not connected to the strike. A strong guard barred access within a mile of the conflagration.
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Plane distributes poison for weevil fight near Scott
In Greenville Mississippi on September 1 experts observed an air spray demonstration over a 14 000 acre cotton plantation near Scott showing more even poison distribution against boll weevil. B R Coad led the government lab team from Tallulah La Lieutenant Guy McNeil directed army planes in a test still experimental and costs per acre are not yet calculated.
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Governor Allen Boldly Guides Kansas In Troubled Times
Kansas has a governor who is not afraid to speak plainly despite industrial and political upheaval. He stands as a bold figure in the nation, not timid or retreating, and his state remains stable as he leads openly.
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Kansas coal, rail, and law upheld by Governor Allen
The Kansas Star lauds Governor Allen for steady leadership that upholds law during unrest. He steadies coal output, keeps railway shops and trains running, and restrains both big industry raids and labor unrest with firm, fair action.
Good Credit and Merchant Princes Speak
A reflective piece on financial standing and trustworthy pay in a town. The author notes merchant princes praising prompt payment and the social value of good credit, while admitting drawbacks learned along the way. Stores closing from 12 to 1 hints at a local economic rhythm.
Groceries offer wide brands and sizes for any order
The store highlights a broad variety of brands and package sizes to accommodate all customer orders, ensuring they can fill any size request.
Indigestion Relief Promoted by Ironized Yeast
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims two tablets with meals improve appetite and regularity, promises relief from headaches and bloating, and offers a free three day test via a mail postcard from Atlanta Georgia.
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The Clerks Show Me Goods From Anvils To Gherkins
A humorous verse depicts clerks hawking a wide array of wares from anvils and beeswax salve to gherkins in brine. The speaker is pulled and pressed to inspect items including cane chairs, crocodiles, pickled pears, and even shredded whale. The scene ends with a disrupted coat and frayed temper after a delayed escape.
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Walt Mason
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets for curing a cold in one day. It claims to stop cough and headache and to work off the cold with E W GROVE’S signature on each box. Price 30 cents.
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Europe convinced by policy not an endowment says Houston Press
The Houston Press argues that the approach to foreign policy should reflect practical support and strategic aims rather than treating aid as a permanent endowment. The piece critiqued European perceptions and urged steadier, principle driven action.
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