Boyt County Merchant Becomes Rice Dictator
The fragment describes a county merchant named Boyt gaining notoriety in the rice trade, with mentions of his roadside establishment, involvement in telephone conversations, and plans to stamp to become an exporter of rice. The text is fragmented and contains unclear details about dates and places.
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J. E. Broussard
Boyt Crosby and the rise of the American Rice Growers
Boyt Crosby leads the American Rice Growers Association in Beaumont as it retools after a collapse. He builds a 1200 member network across Texas and Louisiana, establishing government grades for rough and clean rice, stabilizing prices and reviving an industry hit by 1920s drought and market chaos.
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West Texas
Kers Hill
Boyt Crosby
Harris
Igen
San Jacinto
Copmin” Boyt
W. G. Lovell
J. R. Blanch
S.G. Burnett
M. Dan Titery
8. LoGuinn
Hugh Long
Old Southern Association
Louisiana
H. G. Chalkley
Lake Charles
Boyt
Beaumont
Lovell
Burnett
Tillery
Association
Texas
Jefferson County
American Association
Chamber of Commerce
Orange County
Co-Operative
Ne River
Beaumont Th
Houston
Chalkley
Arkansas
A. L. Bar Vision Chief Reports Funding Gaps
A. L. Bar, identified as chief of vision, states the firm American 3 has funding issues and could fail without support. He mentions Beaumont Richmond and Arkanss in connection with the broader business situation, noting uncertain prospects and the need for funds to continue operations.
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Aelyre
Beaumont
Richmond
Ko' S Lake
Elton
Arkanss
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