Cotton Receipts Rise at Tileg Farm IDL Market
Local buyers report firmer cotton receipts at Tileg Farm IDL market as improved prices attract sellers. Traders note steadier demand from textile firms and a cautious outlook for the next harvest.
02 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1912
Page
1
Local buyers report firmer cotton receipts at Tileg Farm IDL market as improved prices attract sellers. Traders note steadier demand from textile firms and a cautious outlook for the next harvest.
The Galveston cotton trade shows record shipments with 655,391 bales sent coastwise and an estimated total of 4,208,160 bales by water for twelve months ending today. Secretary Mickman notes higher average value this season and rail routes increasing inbound tonnage to the port.
A Sunday night program at the Starlight Theatre featured a film on sacred history with a Joseph story and ancient irrigation scenes. Music by the Junivole Orchestra and a male quartet complemented the show, drawing strong attendance. Mr and Mrs A D Milroy visited from Galveston to greet their new granddaughter.
Live Oak Hill owners Mosere Ben Grobe and Houry Quobe visited Phillipe to inspect John Emsof’s new oil fueled gin near the railroad. They note oil use saves wood and transport distance, signaling plans to assess fuel for the coming year.
John Mepache a prominent farmer died Saturday at Chappell Hill his burial followed Sunday at 14 o clock The obituary notes his service in Walter's battalion Green's brigade during the Civil War and calls him gallant Four years of hard fighting earn him high regard Friends gathered for the funeral at Chappell Mill cemetery and Miss Frank Kubben recalled John McDade as a respected local teacher now moved to town
A report from South Texas Cotton Mills notes Mr. and Mrs. George Foster hosting guests including Mrs. Ki and Str. Edward Jenison, with plans to add valuable contributors. The event centers on the household’s social circle and local industry connections.
The district court met Monday with Judge Links presiding and grand jury duties outlined. Jurors were instructed, with many civil and criminal cases ahead including divorces. funeral services for a relative of Chae Luedeke and W F Mohit were noted in McGregor as mourners attended.
An elderly resident celebrated his 85th birthday at Wik dndguier's home with friends and family attending. The longtime Texas figure is noted for community service and membership in several fraternal orders.
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