Truths on Banking Of Interest for Producers
The article argues deflation harms producers and stresses bank credit must be conserved to aid diligent farmers. It notes that producers are often borrowers and that urban banks control funds, urging banks to prioritize credit for productive use while preserving stability. It also references a related piece by Conk Hansford and reports a Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary meeting and the Yoakum Tanners planning to raise capital and expand, with hiring and a 4 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varker
Conkie Hansford
American Bankers, Association
Bemolay's Definition of a Gentleman
A man who cleanses both outside and inside, who does not look down on the poor or boast, who is brave enough to tell the truth and generous enough not to cheat, who takes his share of the world and lets others have theirs. Mrs H G L Morgan Sr of Bishoy, Prot J H Morgan and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. GL. Morgan. Sr
Bishoy
J. H. Morgan
Safer Warehouses Need State Clean-Up Week
Warehousing must stabilize supplies by proper storage and inspection. Fire losses from general storage cases totaled 16,024,528 in 1921 across cities, urging better municipal supervision. The Texas State Health Department designates April 2 as State Clean-up Week to promote cleaner communities and warehouse safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariner
Sidibumees
Texas State’ Henlih Department
Earle Lake
Federal Land Banks Increase Loan Limit to 25000
The Federal Farm Loan Act amendment raises loan maximums for twelve Federal Land Banks to 25000 for farmers and ranchers. The Houston Federal Land Bank announced a charter grant from the Federal Farm Loan Board and discussed creating an Intermediate Credit Bank to handle farm paper through local banks and associations. President M H Gossett spoke at a banker farmer conference at College Station, drawing enthusiasm for the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Banks
Houston Federal Land Bank
Alec
Sederal Farm Loan Board
Washington
Intermediiate
Credit Booka
Fara Credite
M. H. Gossett
Hous+ton Federal Land Bank
Intermediate Credit Besks
Banker-Farmee
College Staten
Galveston News 13 Sold to W L Moody Jr Trustee
The Galveston Daily News founded 1842 and Texas' oldest paper was bought by W L Moody Jr trustee from A H Belo Co Inc. The transfer closed March 1 1923 with Moody pledging to uphold conservatism impartiality and promote Galveston and Texas progress. Dealey and other Belo executives returned after the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston News 13
W. L. Moody JR
Galveston Daily News
Texas
Piper
A. H. Belo & Co, Inc
Ly Moody
St. Baister
A- H, Belo & ‘Oa
Galveston News
Hi, Blo & Co
Moody
Galveston
South
Gulvaaten Nowe Nea Wedlom
Sul G. B. Dealey
A. Hy Belo & Co
Tom Finty, Jr
Ednar Lill
Heaston
Walter A. Dealey
Nalng
A. BH. Bela & Co
Texas steers sell high on Fort Worth market
South Texans cattle brought strong prices on the Fort Worth market with two loads of South Texas calves at 9.25, steers at 7.00, yearlings at 9.00, and cows receipts totaling about 1260 head. Market results boost confidence among stockmen about improving cattle business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulith
Texas
FT. Worth
Uteaguip
Fort Worth
Alrictty
South Texas
Intel
Poultry Profits Spur Alleyton Enterprise
The Alleyton poultry trade shows strong profits as local agent A Carto of Southern Pacific reports a four flock operation yielding eggs for May. A freight line between Alleyton and Columbus supports brisk business with hens laying around eight dozen eggs daily. Local advocates urge poultry provision, brood management, and a wholesale produce house to boost market reach and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegton
A. Carto
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Witeh
Rao Shi
Alerton
Columbus
Hiy Hong
Hagle Lake
Headlight Easter Sales Highlight Local Merchants
This issue of the Headlight highlights Easter promotions and sales. Local stores including Steinweis, I Davidson Dry Goods, B H Daily, Nussbaum, and Max Landa advertise large bargains, seasonal decorations, and anniversary or Easter specials to attract customers across their trade areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Davidson
I. Davidson Dry Goods
Davidson
Harres Green Sr to Bore for Oil in Texas
A letter from Dr. Torris T. Green Jr. reports plans to drill test wells four miles east of Schulerburg, near Dr. Harria Green Sr. and his son’s link to oil activity. The text notes Green Sr. owns land, a 1903 high school graduate, later University of Witness alumnus, and a Wichita Falls oil well producing 200 barrels daily. This prospect could risk Schutenburg if successful, prompting local interest.
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Torris T. Green
Vietta Walls
Clnlenborg Coon
Schulerburg
Green
Harria Green
Schutenburg
Schutenburg On the Highway, Dr. Green Denied Qene of the Schutenburg
Anl
University of Witness At
Chicago
Wichita Falla
Th. Trreon
Febilenburg
Dr. Green
Seulenturg Sieker
First Community Sales March 28 In Pierce Mirch and Engle Lake
A colonial era notice describes two events on March 28: the Bay City District of Christian Endeavor holds its Spring Convention at Pierce Mirch with officers led by B F Happertz and Donald Rober, aiming for 100 percent society registrations, and Engle Lake hosts the First Big Community Sale organized by Retail Merchants Association promising real bargains from many local merchants to attract shoppers and boost trade.
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Barrahis
Eagle
Piecchante
Bay City
Christian Endeavor
Matagorda
Jackson
Wharton
Brosota
Culdrado
Lavery
Fort Bend
Comées
Pierce Mirch
Texas
Id. B. F. Happertz
Dallas
Donald Rober
Fort Worth
Brealdené
Alles Madge Clement
Palacios Pastora
Aod Endeavorers
Pierce
Ming Duomi Clark
Terese
Mary Louise Pydis
Diserlet Presa
Retail Merchants Association
Engle Lake
Iletr Custosiera
Hetail Merchants Association
Eagly Lake
Engtenee
Faghe
Eagie Lake
I. Anil
Feuer
Well Known Citizen of Columbus Dead in Texas
Columbus Texas March 17 Charles E Bronce of this place died at Lis hon s Thursday. He had been in ill health for some time. Mr Bronce was born Columbus November 28 1870. At the time of his death he was engaged in the real estate business. He served one term as district clerk of Colorado County. He is survived by Mrs Desimathe and Mrs Annie Sronce a sister Mrs A C Love of Beaumont two mothers, N sun Sronce wud i sok CE Jp of Gusner ro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tex
Charles E Bronce
Bronce
Colorado County
Annie Sronce
A.C. Love
Beaumont
N. Sun WI. Sronce, Wud i Sok, CE Jp
Gusner
Auto Runs Wild Hits Man on Saturday Afternoon
An out of control vehicle struck Arthur Jackson, a Black man, after a collision with a Ford near the aidewall. Jackson was knocked into the street. injuries described as trussed and cut but no broken bones reported. The driver’s name and exact circumstances are unclear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Whartes
Thomas of
Pledger
Coulsel
Arthur Jackson
Thums
Judge Mansfield Home Fires Up Tension in City Region
Fragmented report notes Judge Mansfield returning to his home amid ongoing local tensions. Mentions a congressman and a tie in weeklong discussions, with references to Washington sources and a fire incident affecting turnout. Further readable details are limited due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongreseman
Mansfield Areiverd Ab
Cole Png
Washington
Mansfiel
Ellid
Hin Howe Agai
SoNs ON THE LAAS WELL 18 TO BE CONTINUED
The News understands funds have been raised to continue work at the Euay well in Layace county. Estimated $8000 finishes a thorough first host, subscriptions by lease holders. Indications for oil are tor food to permit abandonment of the trek before reaching 209 feet. Yorktown residents rejoice as liquid gets underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euaywell Im Layace
Yorktown
Navy recruits gain weight and strength at Newport station
The Navy's Newport Rhode Island training center housed 457 recruits who averaged 122.38 pounds at enlistment. After fifty days, they progressed to the fleet. Weight gains ranged from 1 to 30 pounds with many showing chest and limb growth, reflecting improved fitness and physique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Naval
Newport
Rhode Island
United States
TL 3. S
U. S
York
Paminind
VARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETING CALLED
The Parent-Teacher Association invites members to a meeting at Chuxar Opera House 7290 tonight. Attendees urged to participate and discuss school needs, with emphasis on community support and future educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegehory Askocigtlan
Thie
Xehoorsie Trkitees
Gearralls
Chuxar Opera House
Child Breaks Collar Bone in Fracture Incident
The five year old suffered a broken collar bone while riding in a bed to traffic. Medical aid was given promptly and the child is reported to be improving. Local relatives and neighbors, including Mr and Mrs Fret Froka and the Krenek family, visited Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
S. FL Daguls
Treffico
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Tosma
Spauy
Woman's Auxiliary
THE
Presbyterian Church
Mra
W. Eaply
W. J. Roberts
A. L. Wallimund
J. Beckmiah
Tecesurer
Nreie
Airs
J. G. Thomas
Circle
R. J. Leddy
8. W. Ablers
G. Lawson
Robert Martin
Douglass
A. L. Baring
Astee Land
Yoakum Tanners
Kipin Aa
Texas Hide and Leather Company
J.B. Harris
Tis
Lowpans
Uonder Construction
Pew
Youkats Hide Witd
Gov. Neff
Yorkum
Yoakum Tanery
Yoakem
Bemolay
Federal Land Bank
Foultry
Alleyton
Steinweis
B.H. Daily
Nussbaum
Bev
Benin
East Lake
Harres Green, SR
R. Aint
Frawbton
J. Y. Daniel Tallor
Ginn
Eagle Lake
Elvanioy
Wonston
Tobir Meyer
Hoy
Rosenberg
Leo
Norris Carney
Jig Shan
A. Cercle
Poguler Roythers
Colembus
Judge Mansfield Home
Mintle Mersilder
Arkham
Biomlay
Glen
Cet Mersfelder
Juhn Poaly Hospital
Morgin
Clade
Charlie
Mish Mattin
Tae
Tay City
Chersurat
le Methodist
Enig
Clyde Bon
Hoveton
Corry
S. RK. Dupuis
Edith Bayly
jWreek-enl Yiitlig
Houaton
U. S. Navy
Varent
Teachers' Association
Mes
Krenek
Theo Krenek
Naa
G. Froka
Tum Iy
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