Texas cotton losses cited after year’s crop drop
Houston reports Texas cotton growers earned about 100 million dollars less this year than 1923 despite a 10 percent higher production, due to farm prices at 74 percent of 1928. The December storm affected agriculture with wheat acreage up, citrus shipments rising, and livestock profits uneven as feed costs rise.
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H. H. Schutz
Mr. Schutz
Rio Grande Valley
Federal Reserve Bank
Texas Textile Mills
Reducing diet plan from the public ledger publication
The article outlines a two week reducing diet with strict first week limits on breakfast and lunch, plus zero water with meals and five to six glasses between. It lists menus for subsequent weeks including lean meats, fish, vegetables, fruit, bran, and oysters, urging variety and no oils or sugar.
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Old Building Moved to Make Room for Skyscraper
Work to relocate the wooden corner building at Third and Polk has begun and a ground breaking for an eight story Amarillo building is planned for Friday morning. The structure will be moved to a North Van Buren lot bought by the Salvation Army from H. P. Canade. The Amarillo Building company donated the building to the Army. The new skyscraper is to be completed swiftly.
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Packing Plant Neares Opening in Amarillo by March Fifteenth
Work on the Amarillo packing plant continues at a rapid pace after cold weather delays. W H Batchefer, remodeling the old packing house east of the city, says the plant should open by March 15. The interior is being fully upgraded with an office in the southwest corner and public inspection invited.
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W. H. Batchefer
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