Banker letter blasts Farm Bureau practices in 1923 Texas
A Dallas banker writes to Mr. Sloan Simpson of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association, detailing a harsh critique of the Bureau. He claims borrowers shun direct payment, note the Bank’s compensation is tied to cotton shipping, and argues the Bureau harms local trade, farmers, and country bankers. He predicts few members renew after the five year contract and asserts the Bank will avoid further Bureau financing.
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Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Dallas
Texas
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Salvation
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Busi
West Texas
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Nath Adams
Wood pulp blotters replace rag pulp in blotting paper
A Canadian firm now produces blotting paper from wood pulp, offering a high quality alternative to rag pulp. Marriage licenses list Gaylord Holder with Sadie Burke and Edward Simpson with Edith Elizabeth Thomas.
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Gaylord Holder
Sadie Burke
Edward Simpson
Edith Elizabeth Thomas
Grandma and Bobby Exchange Banter on Sliding Banister
Grandma warns against sliding down the banister while Bobby prods her to demonstrate. The lighthearted exchange shows family playfulness and a moment of shared curiosity between grandparent and grandchild.
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Grandma
Bobby
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