Canning factories failures and local mill announces cash sales
The article discusses canning factory failures in Texas, listing inexperience, supply issues, and lack of capital as causes. It then profiles a Milam County oil mill selling cotton seed meal and hulls for cash, highlights strong local production, details shipping to Fort Worth, and notes a notice to c players about hunting trespass by J A Huffman.
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Milam County
H. B. Hillyer
Belton
Texas
Texas Wholesale and Commission
Fort Worth
N’s
J. A. Huffman
Salmon canneries ship ten tons daily on Columbia river
The article notes large canneries on the Columbia River produce about ten tons of salmon daily in cans. It also includes miscellaneous society items and brief notices on politics, gems, and local advertisements.
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Columbia River
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Cameron
W. W. Chambers
F. A. Black's
Worcester Bro’s
Sisson Hotel
T. S. Minsar
OOD
Hood
Duke of Arcos
Mexico
Miss Virgin
Lowery
Washington
New London
Conn
Arkansas
Herman Konrad
Kansas City
Ren
Wm. Mahone
Washington City
Paris
Cien, Longstreet
Congress
Purhaser
W. D. Papen
Johnson Bros
Diamond
Aes Auer
Chro Atime
P.P. P
Peek. P. TM Ea E
Lippman Bros
Lippman’s Block
Vannae
Reese & Sapp
Ginner
A, Womller
Buggtehs, Carpets
van Dews
J. W. Davis
McCord Building
Alliance Store
S. B. Ford, Mg’r
R. Doughty
T. F. Leverett
Senic
Tucker St. Cameron
Jim Hepley
Tom Sampson
Hefley & Sampson