Ex-Patients' Earnings Surpass Sanatorium Maintenance Cost
Sanatorium Texas report shows ex patients in the year ending September 1, 1920 earning about 385000 dollars from gainful work. Maintenance outlay for the same period ran around 200000 dollars. Ex patients included 424 to 450 percent working, with earnings up to 15900 and 15900 dollars per year. Internal data show deaths at 303, with races including American, German, Irish, Jewish, Swedish, and others.
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Texas
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
How Orange Raised a Part of the Salvation Army Fund
Seven ty-two Orange Texas business men were fined twenty-five cents each at a Rotary stunt meeting for not recalling their club affiliation date. Proceeds went to The Salvation Army Rescue Week, aiming to raise 85000 in Southwest Texas for a Rescue Home and Maternity Hospital. County Advisory Boards consider 6000 each for new community buildings, with Beaumont possibly adding 2500 for repairs.
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Dallas
Tex
Orange
Texas
Rotary Club
Toy
the Salvation Army
Orange Rotary Club
Thomas Coyle
Salvation Army
George Wood
Southwestern
James A. Elkins
Orange County
Port Arthur
Jefferson County
Beaumont
Texas Cotton Prices Pressure Market Across States
Letter from J. W. Neill Director Institutes urges Texas farmers to halt sales until prices rise. He notes Oklahoma offers 45 cents for Strict Middling 114 inch staple while demand sits at 60 cents, Texas around 25 cents, and warns that Mississippi buyers call Texas cotton cheap. He advocates holding cotton and cotton seed at 48 cents middling and $50 per ton respectively, to avoid $75 loss per bale. Stand by State Farmers Institute.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
State Farmers Institute
Gillespie County Fair Premium List Highlights Produce
Premium list for the Annual Gillespie County Fair details numerous prize categories across Farm and Garden products with dozens of bests in crops, fruits, preserves, and crafts. Named exhibitors include Hy Kordzik Jr Felix Fuhrmann M Heinen Jacob Weyrich Wm Ebert and Carl Ernst with awards ranging from $0.50 to $5.00 for items like Best 10 Heads Red Top Corn Best Peck Soft Wheat Best doz Tomatoes and Display prizes.
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Hy. Kordzik, Jr
Jerusalem
Felix Fuhrmann
M. K. Heinen
M. BE. Heinen
Comfort
Jacob Weyrich
Hoffmann
Hy. Kordzik
Milo
Albert Kaderli
Sudan
A. Jacoby
Chas. Itz
Beauty Hobson
Felix Fuhrman
Wi. Ebert
Emil Dech
Wm. Uenemann
Carl Ernst
Wim, Ebert
Okra
A. R. Proehnow
Aug
Cream separators at Aten Kolmeier & Klier Co The Daylight Store
Cream separators in all sizes offered by Aten Kolmeier and Klier Co and Duck-Duck 8 prize heavyweight Duck fabric advertised at 37 cents per yard by The Daylight Store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salvation Army Fund
State Department of Agriculture
J. W. Neill
Carolina
S. Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Gillespie County
Wm. Ebert
G. J
Miears
Felix
Ottmers
Max Lochte
Garber
Geo. Eberle
Bartlett
Aug. Fritz
Kiefer
le Compte
Stinson
J. C. Stinson
Best Dot
Peaches
Ind
Emil Kordzik
Emil Hoffman
Paul Stehling
Wm. Kuenemann
Chas. Seelig
T. O. Schmidt
F. W
Maier
Chas. L. Schmidt
F. W Maier
F. W. Maier
A. P. C. Petsch
Franz Stein
Ik. W. Maier
Wm. Langerhans
H. F. Jordan
H. C. Hoffmann
Will
Waugh
Felix Hahne
Otto Kolmeier
Hugo Usener
A. H. Welgehausen
Meta Dietz
Laura Schnerr
Margaret Eberle
Albert Prochnow
Miss Meta Dietries
Ts Abrel
Aswr ’Q
Hollister
Frank Hanisch
Lewis Bros
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Aten
Kolmeier & Klier Co
Itf
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Fredericksburg
Alfred Vander Stucken, Pres WM. Bierschwale
Cashier
Oscar Krauskopf
Isust
Bran and Shorts
Farmer’s Produce Co
Gb. L. Schmidt
Farmers Produce Co
The
Secor Sanitarium-Hospital
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
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