Cooperative marketing for better farm yields and limits
H E Erdman from the California College of Agriculture outlines how cooperative marketing can standardize production and grade, stabilize flow and markets, and improve bargaining and financing. He lists six limits: prices tied to supply and demand, middlemen persist, limited cost reductions, need for ongoing member effort, shared price risks, and outsiders gaining as much or more benefit than members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Erdman
California College of Agriculture
Odd exchanges and scenes from a playground vignette
A collection of quirky dialogues and humorous exchanges unfolds across a playground and nearby scenes. Characters discuss sight and place humorously, while a supervisor jests with a child about swinging at home. A valet quip reveals a humorous footwear mix up and a second matching pair lower down.
One Reason Why We Fail To Get Papers
An editor explains how summer travel hinders newspaper delivery. Dr. Padgett sought copies of The Leader in Salt Lake City. a blind delivery clerk initially denied mail, but a observant remark revealed the two wrappers with papers, finally received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Padgett
Salem
Oregon
The
Leader
Salt Lake City
Child’s Remark Sparks Lion Tamer Dream
The Indications guest jokes about Bill’s young son Taddy, asking what he will become. Bill replies he plans for the boy to be a lion tamer, then offers a playful demonstration with animal cookies for the gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Taddy
Mother's Literal Mother Cringes At Daughter’s Art Choice
A dialogue captures a tense family moment as a mother questions her daughter's affiliation with a cubist artist Mr. Watkins. The daughter defends the unconventional path, while the mother condemns the association as a risky influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Watkins
Citation by Publication in Texas 30th District Court
Public notice commands C A Sedberry and many named parties to appear at the next term in Graham Texas to answer in a suit brought by George W Mahaney et al for cancellation of an oil and gas lease and drilling contract on land in Young County. Publication requested weekly for four weeks prior to September 1925. The land described is the south forty acres of the J Eddleman Survey Abstract 1728.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Riggs
Young County
Graham
Texas
L. S
State OF Texas
C. A. Sedberry
T. W
Young
L. T. Young
W. A. Bledsoe
B. L. Young
Employes Lumber Company
Rounds & Porter Lumber Company
E. C. Graves
B. F. Weekly
J. T. Carnett
Ike Holder
A. C. Noland
Henrietta Oil and Gas Company
P. J. Meyer
A. D
George W. Mahaney
Maggie Mahaney
W. H. Dyer
Harry Byrens
Sarah Byrens
Sam D. Whestnutt
W. C. Forbes
Slay Simon & Smith
W.A. Nelson
Standard Petroleum Trust
Harry Byrons
Southwestern Gas, Light and Power Company
Texas Corporation
C. A. Ledberry
T. W. Young
J. T. Curnett
Phillip Feldman
Peter Cooles
Slay Simon & Smith Oil Company
J. Eddleman
S. W
S. E. Corner
Sheriff’s sale of eight horses and two wagons in Olney Texas
A sheriff sale in Young County will auction eight horses weighing about 1600 pounds each and two oil field wagons plus two sets of harness. The foreclosure covers four of the eight horses by mortgage, totaling a judgment of 754.55 with costs and expenses, set by Sheriff J. B. Foster on August 6, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Young
Young County
W. M. Creech
W. M. Lackey
Star Wagon Yard
Olney
Texas
W. Creech
J. B. Foster
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First National Bank
E. S. Graham
Graham P. Stewart
S. B. Street
P. K. Deats
Thos. Tobin
C. C. Bloodworth
T. O. Deats
H. B. Street
Graham Stewart
R. E. Lynch Co. C. Bloodworth
Guinn Williams
Grand Lodge of Texas
Masonic Hall
Notary
Griggins
Tom
Sheriff's Sale
Studebakers
Hese Studebaker
Studebaker
Duplex-Phaeton
Brougham Sedan Berline
Ford
the Studebaker Corporation OF America
South Bend, Indiana
Graham National Bank
Graham, Texas
W. A. Corbett
R. W. Tidwell
G. D. Hinson
H. L. Tidwell
H. D. Criswell
K. B. Whittenburg
A. A. Morrison
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