Railroads Face Public Question as Rates Come Under Fire
A Texas interview with W B Scott president Bunnet Central lines argues railroads operated at a deficit despite high earnings. He cites 1917-18 figures showing net income but overall losses after costs and taxes, urging a 10 percent freight-rate rise to avert service cuts and keep rail development alive.
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Texas Timber Industry Shows Strong Labor Impact
The Texas timber industry employs more workers than any other sector in the state. With 800 mills valued at 45.6 million dollars, it generates 32 million in timber value and 21 million in fae boxy output, while 83 percent of workers are white. Texas ranks seventh among states in production.
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Breakfast lines and pure coffee for all needs
Promotes a complete breakfast line with diverse foods and a pure coffee assortment. Highlights Eagle Brand Condensed Milk for infants or table use, suggesting convenience and reliability for daily meals.
Houston Brug Co and Kitty Teams Prepare For Sunday Ball
The Houston Brug Co and Kitty teams are set to clash Sunday afternoon in this city. Both squads are described as strong, with a competitive game anticipated by local fans.
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