List of cotton buyers and barges with payments from 1898
Frank Biehunke provides a list of buyers who purchased cotton in 1898, noting bale weights, price per pound, and total payments for each. The items include John Gray, Jacob Nachlinger, Frank Pany, Joe Seidel, John Fischbeck, Jim Crane, Franz Gertner, I. Rothbaur Jr., John Glauser, John Novosat, Them Mraz, Wm. Huebner, with varied bale weights and prices. Also referenced are automobile tax schedules and a note on seamen insurance and President pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biehunke
John Gray
Frank Pany
Franz Gertner
I. Rothbaur,Jr
John Glauser
Farmers urged to raise wheat for home use and seed
The Food Administration outlines two wheat classes in Texas. Northern commercial growers and scattered small producers should stock 12 pounds per person per month for family use and seeding. Any surplus beyond that should be sold to neighbors for seed only to boost local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Food Administration
Peden
Nce
Publc
United States Food Administration
Fifty Fifty Rule Modified In Corn Belt Trade
Merchants and farmers in corn counties reach a tweak to the fifty fifty wheat flour plan. Farmers who grind meal from home grown corn may buy flour without substitutes by a farmer’s statement that the meal was ground from self grown corn. Merchants forward the statement to the jobber or mill to obtain flour without substitutes, preserving the original rule.
Salvation Army War Work Seeks 5 Million for Continuation
A wartime Salvation Army plea outlines expansions including 201 huts and 6,000 beds, with 300000 soldiers attending daily, 53 officers serving as chaplains, and 69 ambulances under Red Cross, among 920 officers in religious and social work for soldiers and sailors. The effort already spent 2 million dollars and ongoing numbers rise as support grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
United States
Salvationists
Red Cross
Salvator Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fehrenkampton, Texas
Jacob Cinad WR
Pailor
Iroxo
Dee
Irozokoko
Henry Krause
Sammys
Willie Schroeder
Ernst Pelzel
Severn’s Regulator
W. FP. Severa CO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Moulton Agl
O. F. Knape
Monte
eXua
Jacob Nachlinger
Joe Seidel
John Fischbeck
Jim Crane
John Novosat
Mraz
Wm. Huebner
Ways and Means Committee
Seamen Insurance
Treasury Department
Atlantic
Gulf
August G. Kotzebue
San Antonio
Moulton
Mia
Joe Ultman
Corn Belt
Distrale Bank of Moulton
Wm. Green
Studeman
KF. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Bukscher
Jno. Bucex
E. Studeman
Post Office
Tay
America
Allies
J. Rnesek & Son
Hue Rden
Usaiatt
Koester Bros
DOE
Skee
Conn
Henry Etlinger
FORD
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