Livestock Receipts for 1913 in Fort Worth Report
Fort Worth stockyards reports 1 973 890 head received in 1913, up from 1922 figures by more than 226 000. Cattle 966 159. calves 219 629. hogs 403 762. sheep 227 527. horses and mules 56 813, with most classes rising.
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Poll Tax Reminder Urges Pre February 1 Deadline
A declamatory notice warns it is as easy to pay the poll tax and receive a receipt before February 1 as it is to have the sheriff collect it after and lose voting privileges this year. Citizens are urged to act immediately.
Rev Irl R Hicks 1914 Almanac Offer
The Rev Irl R Hicks 1914 Almanac is ready and mailed prepaid for 35c. Professor Hicks Word and Works Magazine costs one year and a copy of the Almanac for one dollar. Forecasts include astronomy lessons and storm predictions. Send to Word and Works Publishing Company, 3401 Franklin Avenue, St Louis, Mo.
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Irl R. Hicks
Houston City Government Cost and Debt Report 1913
The Federal Census Bureau reports Houston's 1913 total receipts at $1,855,345 and government cost at $2,110,920. Year end indebtedness stands at $7,000,000 with a per capita debt of $74, below Southern city averages.
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For Sale Jersey Milkcow and TwoYearOld Heifer
A Jersey milking cow and a two year old heifer are offered for sale. The cow is currently giving milk and both animals will be ready to freshen in the spring. Inquire at the Leader office for details.
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Leader Office
Friendship and advertising in business by W Holt Harris
The article argues friendship is essential in business and advertising. It asserts truthfulness as the foundation of friendship and notes kind counter words attract customers. It links lasting commerce to enduring friendly reputation and truthful ads by local merchants.
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W. Holt Harris
Fort Worth
Texas
Business Men’s Association
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