Cotton Association responds to Gillespie County critics
A group of Gillespie County cotton buyers and merchants defend the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association. They assert a net average price of 23.10 cents per pound for local members, compare it to 28 and 22.75 in different contexts, and claim the overall market movement raised the baseline price by about 4 cents. They call for an unbiased county investigation and invite scrutiny of the association’s operations.
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Fredericksburg Standard
Radio Post
Gillespie County
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Torough Investige
Cattle Dip Tragedy Costs Crofts Fifty Head
Crofts lost about fifty head of cattle after a dipping run from Burnet into Llano County near Click. The herd was dipped last Saturday, held at the Carl Moss ranch that night, and calves began distressing in the early hours revealing a serious illness among the cattle.
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JW. KE. Crofts
Burnet
Mr. Crofts
Llano County
Click
Carl Moss
Moster
Dipping Vat Disaster Causes Cattle Deaths
Report notes cattle deaths blamed on dipping solution in a vat. A strong chemical mix, stirred by new cattle, may have overdosed the herd. Cowmen cite heavy losses linked to improper dipping practices, as described by local observers.
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Mr. Crofts
Blano Unusual Accidents Report Three Serious Incidents
Blanco records a string of mishaps over the past week. Rudolph Priess, 17, was fatally shot with a 69 caliber rifle while at his cousin Raymond Priess’s home. Charles Whitworth, five miles west, was bitten by a rattlesnake in his garage and later died from complications. Gus Ner, and another unnamed man, suffered illness after a spider bite with Local doctors treating both and an elderly man showing no improvement.
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Blanco
Gus
Barnin
Johnson City
Wagbeen
Ars
Ner
Rudolph Priess
Priess
Raymond
Rudolph
Austin
Charles Whitworth
Mr. Whitworth
Dillon
Partition suit in Gillespie County land dispute heads to court
Legal notice commands sheriff to summon Edward Sanderson and numerous defendants in a partition action over two Gillespie County tracts described as Lot No. 8 in Survey 219 and Lot No. 11 in Survey 215. Plaintiffs seek division, possession, and related relief, with final hearing slated for the next district term. Also includes an unrelated skincare advertisement.
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Gillespie County
Edward Sanderson
Fredericksburg
Texas
A. D
A .D
J. H. Renick
Eliza Waters
Geo. Waters
Bessie Young
Gus Young
Florence Barnes
R .A. Barnes
Armesa Smith
Clarence Smith
Clara Johnson
I. Johnson
Olga Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Alma Drace
A. J. Drace
Renick Chalmers ‘Thompson
Om Gillespie
Das. H. Renick
Mattie E
Burg
The
Fredericks
Wrigley Built Gum Empire Through Persistent Ads
Advertising expert Wrigley explains building a millions packages daily business by a single line. He spends over a million dollars yearly on newspaper space to tell the world about five cent gum. He keeps shouting to capture attention and reminds buyers to keep chewing Wrigley’s.
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Wrigley
Tell the World
S. Ile
Girl Seeks Father in Texas Plea to Governor
In Austin a girl named Melva Merrill asks the Governor of Texas to help locate her father, William Merrill. She writes a hopeful, heartfelt note from the Zone, describing herself and seeking her father through official aid.
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Austin
Texas
Canal
Hom
Melva
Merrill
William Merrill
City Flour & Grain Co Advertising Notice
Local feed and country produce supplier advertises hay oats corn bran shorts and chicken feeds for sale with delivery across the city. The business, City Flour & Grain Co, lists phone number 93 and names Pred J Hannenmann as contact.
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City Flour & Grain CO
Hannenmann
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State OF
Keidel & Kallenberg
U. S
Fredericksburg Motor Co
Oneericksburg Court House
Hallettsville Hardware Co
Hallettsville, Texas
Star Windmill
Jordan Bros
Val Link JR
Facinal, Texas
Sanitarium Hospital
Kerrville
pit _ SECOR’S
Ital Tay
Keller
City Flour and Grain Distributors
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