Market Report From Washington D C on Hay Receipts and Grain
Bureau of Markets reports light hay receipts with top grades selling readily and demand improving in many markets while country loadings are light and roads poor. Prairie and eastern markets show good demand with assorted prices for timothy alfalfa clover and prairie by city. corn feeds and linseed meal varied. Cotton seed meal weakens while beet pulp and alfalfa meal show poor demand. multiple price quotes accompany regional notes on fruit vegetables and storage.
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Threau of Markets
U. S. Department Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Omaha
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Prairie
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St. Louis
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Baldwin
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Texas
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Rio Grande Valley
Florida
California
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Europe
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Boston
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Wisesin
New York State
Carrie Coe Club Holds Engaging Regular Meeting
Last Thursday afternoon the Carrie Coe Club met for a round table discussion and valued input on making the club more valuable. Miss Eloise Rogers invited the group to her home for the next meeting while Yoe-Hi eyes track prizes and Mr. Jones along with Mr. Kidd oversee events and prep for a likely successful day.
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Carrie
Box Supper Brings Large Turnout At Methodist Hall
Last Saturday night at the Methodist hall the Girls' Club and the Carrie Yee Club hosted a box supper that drew a large crowd. The hall looked bright with ferns and the gathering was lively with cheerful chatter and surprising box contents. Attendees hoped for more events of the same quality in the future.
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Methodist Hall
Girls’ Club
Carrie Yee Club
Jennie Lou Bryant Honored Student At Yoe-Hi
Jennie Lou Bryant, senior at Yoe-Hi, will be missed next year. She has led the Girls' Club, held offices, and is noted for strong academics as an A list student. Yoe-Hi praises her notable school leadership and scholastic standing.
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Jennie Lou Bryant
Yoe-Hi
Examinations This Week and Field Day Friday
Examinations are announced to be held this week following the posted schedule. Next Friday afternoon the Milam County Interscholastic Meet will be held on the Yoe Hi campus and is described as the event of the year with many expected to attend. Mr. Jones.
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Milam County
Yoe-Hi
Jones
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims Blood Purifier
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and strength giver. It markets iron and quinine in syrup, claims to boost energy, appetite, and color, and notes a 60 cent price per bottle with universal drugstore availability.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advancing Vitality
A tonic claims to restore energy and purify blood by delivering iron and quinine in syrup. It promises strengthened health, improved complexion, and a pleasant taste suitable for children. Delivers claims of destroying malarial and grip germs through its invigorating effect. 60c.
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JROVE
GROVE
Texas port handles 1,132,457 barrels in February
Texas City port officials report February oil handling totaling 1,132,457 barrels. Governor Neff appoints C Hamlin of Breckenridge as judge of the fifty ninth district court replacing G O Batman.
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Texas City
Neff
C. Hamlin
Breckenridge
Fifty-Ninth District Court
G. O. Batman
Milam County Seeks Bonds for Road District 29 Sale
On April 14 1921 Milam County Commissioners Court will receive sealed bids for 150000 bonds of Road District No 29. Bonds run 30 years with 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids include 1 percent certified checks payable to W G Gillis County Judge and must be filed by 3 PM April 14 1921. Court may reject all bids or sell as a whole or in parts. Gile Lavriett Milam County Auditor.
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Commissioners’ Court
Milam County
W. G. Gillis
Texas
No Worms in a Healthy Child
An advertisement claims that all wormy children show dull color and poor blood. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a regular two to three week regimen to enrich blood, aid digestion, and strengthen the whole system, with nature then expelling worms and restoring health. Pleasant to take, 75 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
Hot Water Regimen Promises Inner Cleanse and Outer Glow
A vintage health missive touts drinking hot phosphate water each morning to flush the digestive tract render skin clearer and cheeks rosier. It argues toxins enter blood via digestive ducts and claims rapid improvements within one to two weeks for women with sallow skin or headaches.
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Yvoe- Hi News
Lee R. Tag
Carrie Yoe Club
Yoe- Hi
Kidd
BOX Supper
Texas News
Manchester
Clarksville
Commissioners Court
Caldwell County
Wharton County
The
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Fort Worth
San Antonio
State Board of Control
Sudan
Luling
J. S. Airhart
Lavaca County
Attorney General's Department
Palestine Permanent Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
Cameron
Window
Auditorium Theatre
Theater
Gile L.avriett
Tex
Belton Musical Club
Anna Case
Baylor College
Jackson-Halsey’s
Daugherty Motor Co
Daugherty Motor Company
Cameron Fruit Company
Cameron, Texas
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