De Leon Texas Real Estate and Prospers in 1900s
The article describes De Leon Texas real estate and its booming business scene. It highlights young business leadership, notable residents, and generous land prices from 62.50 to 625 per acre. Climate supports corn cotton wheat oats fruits and cattle with yields cited for various crops.
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De Leon Texas in 1907 new town prospectus
The De Leon edition describes Comanche County’s town of De Leon, population around 1,500, with stores, banks, canning factory, cotton trade, opera house, hotels, churches, and utilities. It highlights rail access, water and electric plants, and a booming business district along with prominent firms and real estate features.
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de Leon
Dave
de Lesh
Charlie Bartlett
Zotlie Nelson
de Leon Busines
Mr. Stremty
Ham
Manche
Cay
Thomas
Eonia
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
Comanty
Gustine
Sipeproctor
Sidney
Lamarg
Democrat
Whit‘er Gap
Energy
Theny
National Bank of
Ben J. Pittman
Farmers and
Mer- National Bank
O. E
Hardwa
Éante Poultry Concern
Vo Wagon
OWSPA
Th de Leon Free P
Wilson-Whaley Company
Pittman
Central Railroad
Ben Pittman
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Local Officials Named in Post Sale Notice
Mayor Piltowan and a roster of officials including Hampton Dabies Wilson Attas Pau and colleagues await post sale actions. The notice lists J B Wilson and other names among attendees and observers in connection with the transaction.
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Mayor Piltowan
Hampton
Dabies
J. B. Wilson
Attas Pau
Whiley
Mendis
Willams and Bartlett
H. L. Herron
Drs. Ruch
Set
Weaver
Miss Alike Farmer
Postsale
Van Dyke Church Notices Track Local Farming News
Sunday School attendance at two Van Dyke churches reached sixty nine last Sunday October 13 in Gartamn. Zion Hill members attended the Comanche County Baptist Association meeting in Comanche Monday and Tuesday. County singing events and recent arrivals in the Van Dyke community are noted along with reports of bumper crops in the Lubbock area.
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van Dyke
Zion Hill
Comanche
Jack Rankin
Siacon
Morrison
Carol
Junior
Falfurras
Hogan Scott
North
Rankin
Lumas Robertson
Newburg
E. J. Bratton Jr
Arlington
E. J. Bratton Sr
Play McMeans of
Rule
A. L
Elen) Coleleasure
Bert McGuire
Carlos McGuire
Lubbock
Business in Abilene Tailon Taupin Ties Disputed Meeting
In Abilene, Joe Taupin, distributor for Use Trumble and Hefining oils in Comanche, attended a Dumfnies meeting in Ate Monley. He was accompanied by Mrs. Tupin and her eter, with Mise Gavaietlie Cauiy noted in attendance.
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Abilene
Joe ‘Taupin
Comanche
W. Dumfnies
Ate Monley
Tupin
Mise Gavaietlie Cauiy
Fresh Carbon Paper Shown at Chief Store
Large 17 by 22 inch carbon paper sheets are featured at the Chief store, highlighted as a fresh stock item for artists and clerks. The listing notes convenient size for tracings and batch copying, appealing to office and craft users seeking durable sheets.
Humble Company and the Petroleum Era Driving American Industry
The article extols petroleum’s central role in US energy and national security, highlighting Humble Oil and Refining Company as a leading producer and marketer since 1917. It notes Humble’s exploration across the US and Alaska, the Humble Pipe Line, Baytown refinery, and strong investment in research driving petrochemical advances and fuels for transportation and industry.
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Humble Company
Humble
Florida
California
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Humble Pipe Line Company
Gulf Coast
Baytown
Humble Research
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