Need a Farm Loan from Federal Land Bank of Houston
Texas farmers can now borrow freely under the Farm Act from the Federal Land Bank of Houston. Bond sales have funded about 100 million dollars for Texas, with monthly loans near two million dollars as seasonal demand shifts. The bank reports strong bond markets, enabling loans for balance of purchase price, indebtedness for agricultural purposes, and buying farms.
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Farmers of
Texas
Federal Ad Bank of Houston
Exas
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Combat Tuberculosis By Educating People
Austin Texas June 8 The decline in the death rate from tuberculosis shows the disease coming under control D E Breed Executive Secretary of the Texas Board of Health Association says public education is essential to further reduce deaths The campaign calls for tuberculosis hospitals and camps enforcement of mandatory reporting of cases school nurses medical inspection open air schools for sickly children and stronger local public health departments with health inspectors and nurses.
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Austin
Texas
D. E. Breed
Texas Board of Health Association
Boards of Education
Farm loan opportunities for seed feed and livestock needs
The act allows loans for improvements on farms including seed feed fertilizer livestock and farming implements. Loans require actual farming use, not mere land ownership, with eligibility judged by homestead laws. Inquire with the nearest National Farm Loan Association Secretary-Treasurer or local County Clerk or banker for details.
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Texas
National Farm Loan Association
Majors Departs Graham for Galveston Residence
G. L. Majors, who had been living in Graham for a year, left Tuesday to make his home in Galveston.
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G. L. Majors
Graham
Galveston
Drummond Hunt Attorney at Law in Dallas
G Drummond Hunt, attorney at law, is associated with the American Exchange Bank Building in Dallas Texas as per listing.
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W.W. W. Price
Smith & Smiley
Graham, Texas
G. Drummond Hunt
American Exchange Bank Bldg
Dallas, Texas
Guardian of John Barron Final Account Notice
Mrs. Louisa Barron as guardian seeks discharge after filing final settlement in Young County Court. Objections due by the July term 1922, to be heard July 3 1922 at Graham Court House. W H Kennedy, Clerk. Also an unrelated note that Fritz and Una B. Greene have returned to Handley, Texas.
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Young County
Louisa Barron
John Barron
Young
Graham
W. H. Kennedy
Texas
Fritz
Una B. Greene
Mrs. J. Q. Adams
Handley
M's Joe Wetten Visits Loving This Week
Joe Wetten visits her parents in Loving this week, staying with family and enjoying time at home away from work.
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M’s
Joe Wetten
Loving
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United States
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BUICK
the Hagaman Refining Corp
Texas Motor CO
Tsime
J. L. Woods
R. W. Rutherford
Kansas City Veterinary College
Office Duty’s Drug Store
Claudie Greene Palmer
Third Street
Virginia Lee Guthrie
Sarasenacton Palmer School
Graham National Bank
M. D. Brown Elmer Graham Brown & Graham Lawyers
First National Bank Building
McFarlane
Wyers
Tidwell Building
Arnold & Arnold
Herman T. McBrayer
H. H. Guice Alden
Young McBrayer
Guide & Young
First National Bank
Johnson & Johnson Lawyers
West Side Square
Chas. F. Triplett
W. F. Schenck Schenck & Triplett Lawyers Office
F. W. Hinson
Graham Land Office
L. A. Kayser
Stine & Stine Attorneys-At-Law
Sloan’s
Penix, Miller, Perkins & Dean Lawyers
Morrison Building
Caldwell & Perry General Insurance
East Side Square
Young County Abstract Company
Arnold & Kay
First Nat'l Bank
W. A. Morris
Graham Wholesale Butcher Company
Wichita Southern
Jecsel Lashy Cecil
DeMille
Europe
Siam
Beulah Marie Dix
Lada Cowan
Leonard Merrick
Nationa
Pathe News
State OF
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John W. Say
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City Tailor Shop
Expert Tailors
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