Business confidence and cotton price fears in Texas
The piece argues that political shifts barely affect business, urging immediate private enterprise despite election cycles. Dallas cotton buyer M. H. Wolfe criticizes short credit, noting farmers rush to market at harvest, harming profits as bankers push for quick repayment.
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South
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Texas citrus crop prospects face overproduction risk
Valley citrus shipments reach 2500 cars this season, up from 1300 last year, with a projected 4000 to 5000 cars next year and a value near 10 million dollars. The census notes 3,419,157 trees in the Valley as growers warn of market glut across Texas farming, onion and other crops seeing waste due to low prices.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Collin Courty
California
Marketing Help Needed for Ongoing Problems
A business describes a need for practical guidance to solve its many marketing problems and improve overall strategy. The communication emphasizes actionable steps and real-world results to address current challenges.
Smith County Tomato Shipments Signal Growing Texas Market
Smith county alone has shipped over 1000 cars of tomatoes this season amid widespread Texas cultivation. Last year shipments to 739 counties show the large scale of tomato production. Prices paid to growers range 1.5 to 2 cents, while consumers pay 1 to 1.25 cents, prompting calls for action to align producer and consumer prices.
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Smith County
Smith
Texas
Natural Gas Expansion Faces Local Delays
Cameron praises natural gas for economy and convenience while Uvalde starts gas mains and San Marcos delays any gas franchise until water mains are completed. City officials urge orderly progress and caution that haste can lead to mistakes in utility franchises.
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Cameron
Uvalde
San Marcos
Goliad Seepage Spurs Oil Tracing Plan in Texas
Oil seepage in Goliad Texas harms a public pool and prompts investigators to trace the source. Officials say the seepage could uncover a new oil field while swimmers struggle to wash off the residue after swimming.
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Texas
South Texas approves school upgrades and new buildings
Donna in the Lower Rio Grande Valley plans a $500,000 investment in new school structures and several smaller buildings. Texas highlights better education with improved facilities. Corpus Christi, a major South Texas city, awarded a $219,000 contract for a new high school.
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Donna
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
South Texas
Corpus Christi
Tomato shipping plant eyed by Gonzales businessmen
Gonzales residents and local businessmen praise the year’s tomato industry results and discuss plans to build a tomato shipping plant in Gonzales to boost business and support local farming.
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Gonzales
San Antonio Names Best Kept Block for Civic Pride
Bronze tablets will mark the city’s best kept block in a city-wide beautification contest. The award aims to boost civic and home pride with inexpensive recognition. Tablets stay as long as the block remains ahead in appearance.
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San Antonio
Texas Park Plan Proposes Three Sites in Uvalde Hills
The Texas State Park committee will recommend three park locations in Uvalde county north of Sabinas. The sites are praised as among the prettiest in the state and could become new state parks. Well kept parks invite tourists and provide pride for locals.
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Texas State Park Committee
Uvalde County
Sabinas
Texas
Motor Trucks Shape Diet and Styles Across America
Graham Brothers dealer Pope Sapp notes trucking boosts fresh produce access and variety. Government surveys cite rising fruit and vegetable intake and more fresh meat availability in markets. Milk consumption climbs as blanket distribution via fast service links producers with consumers in distant towns.
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America
Pope Sapp
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Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Mr Sapp
Motor trucks reshape city markets and fashion distribution
The article describes how motor trucks ensure economical access to city markets for merchants and farmers, enabling rapid stock turnover and latest styles at lower prices. It notes urban wash days fading as laundry fleets deliver across broad areas, with laundries expanding fleets serving up to 40 miles and trends favoring rural extension of city conveniences by road.
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