Banker sees strong market for cotton
Graham National Bank vice president R V Tidwell says the 10 million bale crop estimate, lower than earlier forecasts, with 12.631 million bales consumption and a 2.553 million bale carryover signals a tight market. He notes rising global demand, increased spindles, and uncertain prices tied to weather and pests.
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R. V Tidwell
Graham National Bank
Department of Agriculture
Atlanta
Hester
New Orleans
America
British Empire
Texas
Graham ISD to choose depository for funds at Sept 28 1923
The Graham Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet September 28 1923 to select a depository for district funds for the ensuing year. Bids from banks or bankers in Graham must be filed with the Secretary by September 15 1923 and comply with applicable law. I T Gilmer, President. H L Tidwell, Secretary.
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Graham Independent School District
Graham Independent
Graham
Graham Independent School District Board of Trustees
A. D
Hinson-Hockaday Builds New Warehouse on Rock Island Line
The Hinson-Hockaday Grain Co completes a large warehouse east of its store on Rock Island tracks, bringing total storage to 25 car loads. They report buying large quantities of wheat, oats, barley and hay this season, and expect wheat prices to rise toward a dollar to the farmer by year’s end despite higher 1923 world wheat production.
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Hinson-Hockaday Grain Co
Rock Island Tracks
United States
Warm Weather News and Local Social Notes
The community reports warm weather with a brief shower Saturday. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Glidewell of Fort Worth and Mr. Edgar Perry of Olney. Several families are mentioned visiting relatives, and local folks note cotton begins to open though no picking yet.
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W. M. Glidewell
Willian Glidewell
Fort Worth
H. T. Glidewell
Edgar Perry
Olney
Pont
Lytt Perry
H. L. Ribble, Jr
Cotton
Arthur Bowers
Eliasville
Granda George
Mack George
Creager
Clyde
Grandma Anderson
Maggie Wade
Dick Groves
Jarnagin Campbell
Graham
Jarnagin
Mary Glidewell
June Vick
Palo Pinto
Mr. Creek
Elmer Bilmore
Salem
E. B. Gilmore
Sheriff Sale Notice in Young County Texas
The Texas Company obtains a sheriff sale of Page Supply Company's South Bend stock in Young County. The June 1923 alias order follows a 1922 judgment for 317.62 plus costs at 6 percent interest. Sale set for September 4, 1923 at Page Supply Company's South Bend premises to satisfy the judgment. Large list of oil field tools, pipes, valves, fittings, and hardware described accompanies the property. Sheriff Dan Camberne signs, with deputy stamping and fair info.
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Young County
Texas Company
Page Supply Company
South Bend
Texas
S. B
D. B
C. C
D. E
H. P
C. I
C. I. Tees
Texco
Carcova
Norris Bros
Tees
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I. T. Gilmer
Board of Trustees
H. L. Tidwell
Cave
Kansas City
Emma Adams
Kaw River Island
Hinson-Hockaday
Hollywood
Jack Holt
Barbara LaMarr
Iste
Glass
Theodore Kosloff
Eileen Percy
Mae Murray
Jazzmania
Gloria Swanson
Bluebeard
Thomas Meighan
Henry
Sheriff's Sale
C. I. Edlis
C. Lells
Mal. Tees C. 1
Mal. Ells
Mal. Tees
C. IL
St. Lip
Lip Unions
Lip Anions
Chicago
Garfield
Bethlehem Tractor
K. J
West Side
Badong
SPOT
North Ramsey
The
Retail Merchants Association
Mons College
Jefferson D Sandefer, LL. D
Abilene, Texas
Texas State Oratorical Association
Louisanna State College
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
T. N. Carswell
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