The Borrowed Dollar as a Driving Force in Economy
The borrowed dollar is portrayed as a hard taskmaster and the most abused currency yet essential to progress. It fuels industry, builds cities, and sustains commerce, moving swiftly to aid thriving enterprises and return with profits, while idle use leads to destruction. estimates from bankers and clerks discuss domestic versus foreign borrowing and its constructive, high-activity nature in the state economy.
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Foeign
Development Dollar as Texas Prosperity Engine
The piece extols the development dollar as the driving force of progress, claiming it funds mines, factories, rails, and big enterprises while urging reliance on foreign investment. It argues domestic money cannot build Texas and urges drawing capital from Europe and America to boost state prosperity.
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Ite
Europe
America
Texas
Fragmented farm production figures and livestock estimate
The Federal Agriculture Depart outlines farm production totals including livestock at 978,168,400 dollars per year. Timber is added to surface production. The text notes the overall production highlights prosperity and remaining capacity for investment, with rough estimates due to table inconsistencies.
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Federal Agricultural Depart Rect
Billion Dollars for Factories in Texas Plan
Texas seeks a billion dollar program to build factories, arguing immediate investment is needed to process raw materials now leaving the state. The article urges home patronage to boost demand, expand plants, and attract capital as Texas highlights its underutilized land and minerals. It claims Texas is among the most invaded by capital yet underfits opportunities.
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Texas
Hood
Production and Consumption Census Estimates
The Federal Census attempts to estimate national production and consumption using figures for Agriculture Manufacturing and Mining totaling 781,881,000. It notes consumption is harder to quantify due to capital and market factors and describes corrections including burial expenses and processings. It concludes with a call for funds to open new farms build railroads and finance development from outside sources.
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Sue
Noel
Ellon Guary
Bud Elles
Ouside
Lange
Texas Farm Mortgages and Farm Ownership Trends
The piece analyzes Texas farm ownership under the 1910 Federal Census, noting 416 377 farms in Texas with 181161 owned by operators and 382545 rented or mortgaged. It cites 89 percent owner occupancy in 1910 versus 36 percent in 1900, discusses debt and immigrant buyers, and argues for cheaper money and policy changes to reduce tenancy and debt among farmers.
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Texas
Veele Sam
The Texas Dollar and its Honest Worth in Life
A reflective piece extols the Texas Dollar as the honest currency of everyday life. It praises its use in homes markets and schools while acknowledging human frailties like idle spending. It notes bank deposits near 97 million and daily investments of around 100 thousand, urging prudent, family-centered use of money.
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Omylect Company
Beale
Reult
Dallas
Sun Never Sets on Texas Press in Union Era
Fragmentary OCR hints at Texas press influence across the Union and overseas, noting cross-ocean activity and evolving opportunities in local columns and state rankings. Ambiguous text limits precise details, but suggests broad reach of state media and external connections.
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Texas
Nn Fea Ag
Ouf
Launder Lest It Then Informing Public About School Books
Fragmentary notice mentions cash handling by B Sucut & Co regarding school books and public information. Details are incomplete but indicate a financial or purchasing matter tied to educational materials. The readable terms imply a directive to inform the public and reference to a local company.
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Sucut & Co
Pasl J Vogt Sells Mowers and Rakes in Stock
Pasl J Vogt advertises in stock mowers and rakes and urges early calls to avoid delays. Local noting contact TAS.
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Pasl J. Vogt
TAS
Dry Farming Success Demonstrated in Idaho
An International Dry Farming Congress bulletin reports that dry farming methods prove successful. Professors Briggs, Kearney, and Shants of the department of agriculture cite trials in Irvine indicating the driest farms outperformed irrigated or non irrigated plots despite severe drought conditions.
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Idaho
International Dry Farming Congress
Briggs, Kearney
Shants
Department of Ficulture
Inent
Eee
Irviln
Reenetce
Health officer frames the right to disinfect condemned apartments
Alpine Texas county health officer Brooke cites law from the Thirty second Legislature effective July 1 1911. The rule prohibits occupation of apartments once vacated by smallpox scarlet fever or tuberculosis until disinfected under local health authority supervision with penalties up to one thousand dollars.
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Jonx A. Hine
Alpine
Texas
Soto
Brooke
Bran new six passenger machine ready for business
Automobile service offered by Dean Garage phone 14. Bran new six passenger machine ready for business at any hour. Will call for passengers in any part of city.
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Dean Garage
Alpine Lodge and Chapter Meeting Notice
Montaged fragmentary notice invites members and visitors to regular weekly meetings at Alpine Lodge No 08 and Alpine Chapter No 12. It mentions Monday and Friday sessions, full moon gatherings, and lists officers including Worthy Matron and W. E. Catownial.
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Alpine Lodge
Cee
Teredigang W. E. Catownial
Alpine
Eck
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