Robbery and public notices sweep Texas towns
Statewide notices report a late night hold up of C. E. Stowe in San Antonio, a Klan related grand jury critique in San Saba, bridge plans for El Paso Juarez, and a series of local crimes, town governance frictions, tax actions, bootlegging raids, and turkey market updates across Texas towns including Waco Denton Burnet and Sanger.
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San Antonio
Texas
C. E. Stowe
Zarramora
Jones Ave
Stowe
San Saba
District Court
Ku Klux Klan
el Paso
Juarez
Rio Grande
Department of Public Works
City of Mexico
J. B. White
el Paso Electric Railway
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Boosts Dividend for Members
Dallas reports 30 000 members will receive 5 468 000 dollars in dividends for the year up from 4 207 702 27. The per bale advance rose from 70 to 90 dollars, averaging just over 42 dollars per farmer. Cumulative paid this year totals 14 535 000.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Pantry Producers Exchange
G. T. Platt
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
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Knopp & Metzger
A. A. Lange
Insurance
Dr. King
State News
San Marcos
Chemical Warfare Division
Army
United States Department of Agriculture
Waco
Ben. C. Richards
F. A. Patton
City Commission
Myor Richards
Patton
Richards
Denton
Burnet
Burnet County
Maud Shipp
Rex Lewis
Marble Falls
Reiger Bros. Dry Good
Sanger
Bnegiars
Krum
Harris Koenig Company of
Otto Kolmeier
Upper Town
Arthur Keller
Ford
Blum Bros
City Restaurant
Next To Publishing Co
Bolivia
Arrowhead
Navy
Anna Gold
J. O. Ernst
Victor Records
Pai
Nt the Big Cash Store
Schroeder Bros
Peters
Juenke & Schoenewolf, General Merchante
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