Low Wool Prices Hit Consumption Across Industry
The 1925 year brought widespread losses for wool producers and mills. Iowa to New England firms report dividend cuts, plant curtailments, and weak demand. American Woolen Company and Pacific Mills faced steep losses while domestic wool prices fell from earlier high contracted levels. The Philadelphia Inquirer article, shared by local wool buyers, notes dull overall conditions and modest gains in worsteds with limited public uptake.
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Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
N. H
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Mass
American Woolen Company
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hamer
Alex J. Hamer Co
Honor Roll of Paid Subscribers Omitted Names Restored
The paper lists missing names from last week’s paid up subscriber honor roll and adds new renewals for the past week. Recipients include E. Rohner S. H. McCaleb S. F. Marsh Aug P Kirchoff Mrs W F Hamilton Mrs Hattie Hodges Chas W Fuchs Rev J A Dekle D G Adams E C H Baumgarten J W Boone E R Borden and others with five new Str c 5ers to the Eagle and more subscribers such as P T Hodges Willis Mason Carl Tibbett Frank Lifeste G K Gordon H C Stapp E A McCoy Henry A Hamer Mrs T A Brooks Vernon Hazelwood Frank Conser Mrs J J Smith Mrs R J Felps Chris Schraub R C Bruce.
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E. Rohner
City
S. H. McCaleb
Yates
S. F. Marsh
Maria
P. Kirchoff
Harper
W. F. Hamilton
Sonora
Hattie Hodges
Slaton
Chas. W. Fuchs
J. A. Dekle
D. G. Adams
London
E. C. H. Baumgarten
Schulenburg
J. W. Boone
E. R. Borden
Dallas
Strc
Eagie
P. T. Hodges
Willis Mason
Carl Tibbett
Frank Lifeste
Segovia
G. K. Gordon
San Antonio
H. C. Stapp
Noxville
E. A. McCoy
Henry A. Hamer
T. A. Brooks
Vernon Hazelwood
Frank Consert
J. J. Smith
R. J. Felps
Chris Schraub
R. C. Bruce
Andan
Rieck Co Organizes Goat Coat Business As Sales Grow
J A Rieck of Cape Girardeau joins his brother Capt H W Rieck of Roosevelt to run the H W Rieck Co in making and selling the patented Goat Coat. The firm announces a wide goat country ad schedule and expects strong field sales after last year’s remarkable orders and savings to ranchers. Phillip Luthringer of Roosevelt, a Wind Mill man and advertiser, visited town and said he will pursue advertising as business grows.
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J. A. Rieck
Cape Girardeau, Mo
H. W. Rieck
Roosevelt
Capt. Rieck
Eagle
H. W. Rieck Co
Bieck
Phillip Luthringer
Phillip
Luthringer
Commissioners Court Approves 50 Year West Texas Utilities Easement
The Com missioners' Court held a special meeting to inspect the South Llano road cut-off and discuss land owner issues. It authorized West Texas Utilities Co to build lines on roads for 50 years as an easement with conditions, approving the project while shielding the county from related claims. Additionally, pauper support, delinquent tax work, a wolf bounty, and local business updates were noted. Guthrie Williams announces a political statement for next week's paper. Durst Farmer moves to San Angelo for a West Texas Utilities bookkeeping role. Wahl Bros and Jordan introduce a Hupp Four demonstration car, expanding their agency lineup with Packard and Star.
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Commissioners’ Court
Llano Road
Bob Crisp
John Munn
Ed Joy
West Texas Utilities Co
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Packard
Star
Pecan Growers in Kimble County Plan Series Talks
The 1925 Kimble County pecan crop was worth over 125000, produced with little effort. Owners and interested parties are urged to attend a 7:30 pm meeting at the High School Auditorium on January 14 1926 to plan a ten night series on pecan growing with R H Brison as organizer and vocational agriculture teacher.
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Kimble County
R. H. Brison
Wynne Home Serves Fun for Elsie Wynne Party
The Terrace Hill ranch home of Mr and Mrs Guy Wynne opened Monday evening to many friends in honor of their daughter Miss Elsie Dancing bridge and 42 were the main diversions The luncheon table was centered with white and orchid chrysanthemums and a Mexican hand drawn cover Food included chicken salad lettuce pickles chips cheese wafers fruit cake hot chocolate and coffee with whipped cream served to about forty guests Mrs Wynne was assisted by Mesdames Victor Hardeman Carl Wolf and H G Perry in serving.
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Terrace Hill
Guy Wynne
Elsie
Mesdames
Victor Hardeman
Carl Wolf
H. G. Perry
Memoirs of War by the Mystery Man announces reveal
The Dallas News previews memoir installments from Col. E. M. House described as the mysterious little man who guided wartime diplomacy. The diary entries promise startling recollections of decisions reshaping lives and tens of thousands of soldiers. Subscriptions and delivery details are provided for readers.
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THE
Mystery Man
White House
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Col. E. M. House
Col. House
Berlin
Texas
Dallas News
Junction Eagle
Mason County Pecan Still World Largest Prize News
Mr. E. J. Lemburg again wins prizes for the largest pecan on exhibit at the San Saba Contest with world leading size. Wolfe notes it requires 32 nuts to weigh a pound versus 30 for the second place. Total winnings reach 17 dollars 50 cents, a boost for Mason County pecan growers and Oliver line origin near the Mason road.
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San Saba
Wolfe
Lemburg
Mason County
Mason County News
Kimble County
Oliver
Mason Road
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Guthrie Williams
Durst Farmer
San Angelo
Mrs
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Banking System
Junction State Bank
E. J. Lemburg
Ross R. Wolfe
Lee J. Corkill
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