Cotton Factory Plans in Dallas Aims to Boost Textile Demand
The ginners of Texas plan to build a Dallas factory to manufacture their own bagging using cotton instead of jute. The move is meant to raise cotton demand and prices, recalling past calls for wholesalers to use cotton bags. The note also humorously references longer shirt tails and political jabs amid ongoing debates.
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Texas
Dallas
Col
Jim Lowry
Buttermilk Fame
No Hell There Is No Hell Claims by Bible Students Association
A Bible Students Association speaker declares there is no hell in a charged address. The statement counters traditional fiery judgment and frames salvation as universal or conditional, prompting debate among attendees.
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The
Bible Students’ Association
Banks to aid Texas farmers market 1913 cotton crop
Approximately 800 banks will aid Texas farmers by advancing funds on warehouse receipts for stored cotton at six percent for six months or longer. Loans up to 70 percent of market value will be issued to lenders who deposit receipts and sign negotiable notes, with Radford urging spread of sales to stabilize prices.
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Texas
Peter Radford
Texas Farmers’ Union
Radford
Chamberlains Ointment Promises Quick Sprain Cure
A remedy for sprained ankles claims healing in three to four days when applied with directions on the bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
When to Advertise in a Dull Season
A practical pamphlet on advertising argues that merchants should push ads during slow periods not busy seasons. It warns that markets swing between overheated demand and dull spells and urges bold price cuts and constant messaging to attract customers, even when storefronts are crowded.
Jack Statistics Show Comanche County Farm Jacks Value
Census canvass of Comanche county farms reports 87 jacks with a total value of 14242 dollars. Texas-wide totals count 20408 jacks worth 1720074 dollars. Only two farms out of one hundred reported jacks. Average value per jack is 84.28 dollars, 12.47 dollars more than the Texas horse.
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Federal Census Department
Comanche County
Texas
Rheumatism Relief with Cham berlain's Liniment
It is well known that not more than one in ten cases needs internal treatment. A free application of Cham berlain's Liniment with massaging the parts relieves pain and soreness quickly. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sheriff Sale and Guardianship Notice in Comanche County
Public notices from Comanche County Texas include a sheriff sale of two land tracts totaling 222 acres pending on July 1 1913 to satisfy a Monnig Dry Goods Company judgment of 594 23 with prior payment of 50 and costs. Also a guardianship contest in the county court July 7 1913 over the estate of minor Harrell heirs with guardian L V Reid seeking resignation and final settlement.
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State of Texas
Comanche County
John Calvin” Harrell
Jack Harrell
Tee Roy Harrell
Joseph Corbett Harrell
Ellen Goldie Harrell
Comanche
TL. V. Reid
Roper
L. V.eid
Texas
L. Smith
Property sale to satisfy Texas judgment in Comanche County
Sheriff Jack Cunningham to sell land to satisfy a Texas state judgment for 146 dollars 84 cents plus costs. Sale subject to defendant’s right of redemption within two years by paying double the purchase price. Deputy J E Miller notes sale date June 7 1913 in Comanche Texas.
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Thomas Traet
State of Texas
Jack Cunningham
Comanche County
Texas
J. E. Miller
Comanche
Sheriff Sale Notice of Sneeden Farm in Comanche County
The State of Texas in Comanche County issues a sheriff sale for 83 acres known as the H. J. Sneeden farm in Comanche County Texas. The property is described in a trust deed mortgage to FE D Orear, recorded in Vol 6 page 116, and was levied on May 23rd by the sheriff. The sale will occur on the first Tuesday in July 1913 at the courthouse door in Comanche Texas, for cash as prescribed by law.
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District Court
Comanche County
52Nd Judicial District
State of Texas
W. C. Witt
Texas
Court House
Comanche
Tow
S. W. Corner
J. E. Thomas
Judicial District
Tarrant County
Monnig Dry Goods Company
T. J. Nabors
J. F. Beaty
Travis
Sabana Creek
S. W
S. 19
N. W
James Hudson
Hudson
S. ©. Stockbridge
C. J. Philip
C.J. Phillips
N. E
Nancy-Travis
S. C. Stockbridge
A. D
Jack Cunningham
J. E. Miller
E. D. Crear
J. M. Adams
Hallye E. Adams
H. J. Sneeden
FE. D. Orear
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Comanche County Texas
Substitute trustee Gib Callaway announces sale of 320 acres in North half of Section 21 Abstr. 525 Comanche County Texas under a deed of trust securing a note of 600 dollars plus interest and fees. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1913 at the Comanche county courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm.
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State of
Texas
Comanche
Comanche County
D. P. Pinkard
Natt Holman
W. LB. Starlin
J. W. Franklin
R. G. Armstrong
A. D
BR. G. Armstrong
BR. I. Anthony
B. F. Anthony
B.F. Anthony
Houston Tap & Brazéria Railroad Co
Gib Callaway
Sheriff Sale Notice on Adams and Sneeden Property
A. D. 1913 sheriff sale is advertised to satisfy a judgment of 1322.67 in favor of FE. D. Crear against J. M. Adams Hallye B. Adams and H. J. Sneeden. The notice is dated May 23 1913 and issued by Deputy J. Miller.
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A. D
J. M. Adams
H. J. Sneeden
FE. D. Crear
J. M
Hallye B. Adams
Jack Cunningham
J. (. Miller
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