1827 Cotton Market Outlook Highlights Shifts in Prices
The text notes 1827 saw average advance from 125 to 142 cents per pound amid above average 1-year world predictions. It discusses cotton exports, potential policy shifts limiting armament ties, and projections of production drops to 4,093,000 bales with a need for tariff pressures to sustain higher foreign prices.
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Tia Alé Faler
Price Teteuul
Irelau
Colton
Jose Gut
Bankhead
Domisele Mill c
Cotton Freight Rates Stir Debate on Southwestern Exports
A long analysis argues that Southwestern cotton would face higher costs without foreign markets. It details freight differentials, coastwise shifts, and potential subsidy plans to aid farmers, including references to the A A A and Bankhead policies and proposed quota baselines.
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England
Georgia
Ji Carolinus
Colton kioWwo
Eh Stiles Hiss
Hank
Sve
Witraib
Tae
Aniclsory
Gastonia
Caaryatye
Fannipolis
Andean
Grossville
Spartahbury
Carolinas
Tesay
New England Mills
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
Wilimantig
Danielson
Cotter
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Areva
Anes
Tay Bastyr Goutling
ARK
Lekay
Cise Aman
Mina
Fullerward
Texas Uy
Perent
Aires
New Orleana
Mobile
Gulf
Riimlaten
Smarely
Inter- Commeccee Commissior
Eastman Plan
Rabbit hunt nets 201 rabbits in Oklahoma field
Combrat tarK N Venderslce of Oklahoma City arrived Sunday with a force and began on the pew Seats Fe 1 depot Carey Smith former editor of the Lockhart Courier is editing The Bay City Tribun. A group including Col Dobbbgy of Houston hunted rabbits, piling 59 in the first day and 142 in a second run near Bugle Lake. The tally totals 201 rabbits taken by the party.
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Oklahoma City
Carey Smith
Lockhart Courier
Bay” City
Col. Dobbiggy
Houston
Spwaiel
Hee Bruller
Roy Dolatos
Tephoit
Dter Rabbet. Faut
Gute Jouy
Mish
Charles, Stow
Wenzell
Adolph
Bruden
Lowie Estlinbaum
J .R
G. A. Litzmann
Herman
Charles
Paul Michaels
Gls
Fenty
Otto Brast
Alvin
August Glueck
Louis
Kirein
Argus
Majer
Julus Ranken
Akwin
Niles
John Carlson Place
Bugle Dake
Bunday
Uhis
George Abbe
Local man buried near Eagle Lake after Kansas move
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man and family moving from Kansas about two years ago to a home near Eagle Lake. A burial is mentioned with a reference to a Mekoms name and a Dallas connection. Other garbled items mention a merchant owner and a soda fountain.
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Eagle Lake
Kansas
Amsvere
Mekoms
Larry Landa
Dallas
Bestest
Rock Island
Meset
Zeal Ealer
Anc
Local chatter and names dot Sunday visit on Hl aridge
An obscure note recalls Tehrson on Heck island with mentions of Chas Davis en route to San Antonio and remarks on recent ruin and crops in the area. It also lists several locals and merchants, including Miss Lillian Bentley, Joe Luna, and others in a faded community scene.
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Tehrson
Heck Island
Allnes
Putney
Che
Chas_ Davis
Prince of Good Fellows of
Hlaridge
San Antonio
Lillian Bentley Gieft Sundar
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Chicago
Sumner
Naess
Frank Stephens Co
Suet
Eagle Cleaners
H.C. Fitzgerald
CVE
Ispaction
Port Houston
Presiduit
Maxine
Khas
J.B. McDonald
Thas Norton
Aewold
Cucton
Oulam Works
Agriculaine
Tems
Lesa
Spon
Dair
Brown’s Dairy Garden
Ana
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Frank, Stephens CO
Chevrolet
L BD
Allen Chrysier-Piyinacith, Beater
Joe Luna
Ben
Horsten
Sentineke
Klw Granow
Cranow I
Eagle Lake Furniture Co
Eagle Lake, Texas
Strickland Insurance Agency
Peer Casualty Insurance
Strickland, Mer
Eagle Lake Texas
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