Editorial Notes on Agriculture, Industry and Trusts
Readers learn about Texan agriculture access to information, interurban plans from Seguin to San Antonio and New Braunfels, plus debate on trusts and competition. The piece cites Temple’s subscription support, the Guadstoupe Water Power Company, and pending Dallas–Waco rail finance. It argues for lawful, fair competition and warns against monopolies while noting local civic and infrastructural developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadstoupe Water Power Company
Seguin
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Higher Cost of Food Raises Rural Tension in 1912
In a generation shift, costs rise as production lags demand. Debates on fair pricing and competition echo from The Progresive Farmer to The New York Times. Mentions labor, monopoly risks, and public protection interests amid farm, urban, and international contexts. Bryan, Texas report notes March 22, 1912 on higher meat and dairy prices.
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Ldividuala
Bryan
Galveston
Bnesire
Caumaus
Teddy
Digg Industries
Jamon J. Hill
New York Times
Notable 18th–20th Century Figures Mentioned in Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing dates and names, including Port Netto references, 1765 British parliament stamp act, Emperor William I of Germany, Stephen Decatur, Napoleon and Charles X families, and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe described as "patriarch of German literature" with ages noted. The text mixes historical events and biographical notes in terse form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Netto
Johann Wolfgang Con Goethe
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Treas
Bumanan
Dines
FE Waberrien
Smmce
Tyan
Thas
Moies
A. & M. Colley
Smen
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Inter Rallefuda
Dallas
Greenville
Teaas Traction Company
Temple
St. Louis
Waco
Harris County
Ascenam
Mary
Winey
Akien Mush
Ates
Hugh
Hughle
Oe McGee
William Q. Judge
United States
Cuba
Port Arthur
Bogota
Colombia
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Webb Bros
Gendron Bicycles
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Eugene Edge
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