Farmers Union Calls for Farm Legislation in Fort Worth
The Farmers Union convention at Fort Worth on January 14–15, attended by about 600 delegates, urged state action on farm marketing, warehouse regulation, and co operative laws. It backed a state warehousing system, bonds for warehouses, state guaranteed receipts, and quality sampling at gins to aid cotton finance and marketing.
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Texas Roads and Bonds in 1913 Reach $7 Million
The Texas Business Men's Association records 86 road and bridge bond elections in 1913 with 51 approved by large margins, totaling 7,267,000 for highways. Harris County issued 1,000,000, Brazoria County held four elections totaling 585,000, and Kerr County issued 2,000. Many bonds faced two thirds approval needs, prompting second elections in 1914.
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Texas Business Men’s Association
Red River
Gulf
Harrie County
Harris
Kerr County
Brazoria County
Texas Business Men’s’ Association
Austin
Atscoga
Aransas
Ceeeesees
Eeere Pet
Eeere Pet Brazoria
Brazoria
Bexar
Brewster
Calhoun
Cameron
Chambers
Caldwell
Oot
Collin
Dee
Frio
Galveston
Grayson
Hilts
Milam
Maverick
Navarro
Polk
Robertson
Smith
Simith
Trinity
Victoria
Waller
Walker
Nieage
Iit
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Uvalde and Gulf
Corpus Christi
Pleasanton
Lubbock-Farwell
Orient
Altpine
Quanah
Acme
Pacific
Motley County
Houston
Texas Central
Stone City Giddings
Eureka-Stella
Jacksboro-Salesville
Gulf, Texas and Western
Fredericksburg
Gillespie County
Paris and
Matador
Quanah, Acme and Pacific
Christine
Crowther
Nacogdoches
Africa
Bailey
Gillespie
Hockley
Lamb
Live Oak
Motley
Indiana
Andrews
Bandera
Blanco
Borden
Briscoe
Cochran
Crane
Brooke
Casto
En Inka
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Stephens
Sterling
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Cameron Herald
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