Milner Urges 10 Cent Cotton Promise to Texas Growers
Milner of the Texas division of the Southern Cotton association appeals to cotton farmers merchants and bankers to hold cotton at 10 cents a pound. He argues world demand below normal crop would shrink further and bears control could drive prices down unless cooperative action prevents losses of $10 to $15 million for Texas producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Post
Texas
Robert T. Milner
Southern Cotton Association
Post
Mr. Milner
Fifth Operation on Witte in Hamburg
A Hamburg dispatch reports Count Witte ex premier of Russia underwent his fifth operation on Sunday by Professor Speiss. The patient is being treated in Hamburg for a nasal polyp.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Hamburg
Count Witte
Russia
Speiss
Aged Man Found Dead in Dallas
Joseph Bersalo about seventy was found dead Monday in Dallas. Death was due to natural causes.
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Dallas
Joseph Bersalo
Cottonpickers For Oklahoma Depart Denison
Forty two white cottonpickers, largely women, passed through Denison on their way to Guthrie Oklahoma for work.
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Oklahoma
Denison
Sept
Guthrie
Okla
Cotton Belt Loses Coal Cars Amid Rate Dispute
Fifty cars of coal bound for Mount Pleasant shops are tied up in Denison yards after the Cotton Belt rejects the higher rate under the Hepburn railway rate law. The Missouri Kansas and Texas line notified the Cotton Belt the Lehigh Pa to Mount Pleasant rate would rise to 1.85 per ton, a 60 cent increase. The Cotton Belt protests without effect and the cars remain held.
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Katy
Denison
Dallas
Cotton Belt Railway
Shreveport
Times Herald
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Cotton Belt
Mount Pleasant
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Lehigh
Markets Report From Stock Yards Kansas City 1906
Quarantine supply last week was moderate at 217 head and the maker very good on all kinds. Steers averaged better quality with 10 to 15 cent gains and top at 4.00. Cows held steady to 2.75, calves firm, hogs stronger with light weights 6.25 to 6.43. Prospects favor a large run this week and higher prices with more mixed hogs and heavier loads. Cor.
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Eagle
Kansas City
J. A. Rickart
L. 8
Harvey tightens belt as cotton picks surge in Brazos county
Fine weather boosts cotton picking with busy gins and roads filled by fleecy production. The Brazos county community praises prosperity and thrifty residents. Sunday school attendance was high and youth sang afterward. Mrs Woods is recovering after illness. Miss Leila Yardley and a Reliance party traveled to Galveston. Messie Treeman and Yardley were mentioned among locals.
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Brazos County
Kinging
Woods
McKenzies Special Sale Promises Ongoing Cash Deals
A local retailer announces a perpetual sale on watches and jewelry with emphasis on cash purchases and price comparisons. The ad highlights new stock arriving and invites customers to compare prices against current offerings at Mc Kenzie’s store.
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McKenzie
Kodol Acknowledged For Digestive Relief In Iowa Man
A testimonial from Albert Lamm of Denova Iowa reports indigestion and heart strain before using Kodol. He credits two bottles with curing his stomach troubles and restoring health.
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Denova
Iowa
Albert Lamm
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Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell’s
Witte
Jewelry
Victor
P Rice
Harvey
Cotham
McDonald
Misa Ollie Corgie
Edge
Willis
Kodol
C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
U.S. A
E. J. Jenkins
Dixie” Opera House
Jno
M. Lawrence
MNO
A. Moore
Cole
H. H. Henry
J. W. Brogdon
R. L. Brogda
Henry & Brogdon Bros
Bryan Steam Laund
Hearne & Danse
Pullman
Ion
Houston
Tex
Denver
Col
Fort Worth
Denver Road
Galveston
St. Louis
St.Louis
Austin
H. A. Jones
M. L. Robbins
G. Houston
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