Texas Industrial Notes Report Building Activity and Rail Shop Reopenings
Abilene notes Chamber of Commerce analysis showing over 250000 dollars spent on permanent buildings and industries in early 1912. Freeport survey work by U S engineers to estimate costs of deep water channel. Walnut Springs shops to reopen as Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway resumes operations. Houston Chamber highlighted as a leading Southern commercial group in a new bulletin. Kinney reports 49000000 bushels of 1912 corn crop in commerce praised by federal officials.
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Local notes and sales items from early 1900s issue
A garbled collage of meeting notices and advertising chatter lists farm import costs, corn stock, and harvest projections. It mentions a 1914 meeting of O. C. Mifest, and includes several retailer ads for Bryad and Hensarling's with various prices and products.
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