Texas Cotton Year Proves Most Profitable Despite Slump
The 1926 Texas crop year was cited as the state's most profitable despite cotton price declines. The piece notes a large sum of piano tunes out of tune and urges business owners to advertise in the home paper to attract customers, stressing the need for active promotion.
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Texas
Advertisers Welcome Readers to Weekly Notices
The Eagle invites readers to study the weekly business advertisements. Each advertiser has a message for you and readers are urged to read carefully and profit from the notices in the columns.
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the Eagle
Texas Farms Urged to Slay Its Own Eggs for Supply
A Bryan merchant brings in a carload of eggs to alleviate local shortages. The piece argues Texas farms lack hennerys and urges communities to raise more hens to boost egg production, noting hens as top revenue producers when treated right.
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Bryan
Texas
Lavaca County Poll Tax Receipts for 1926 Issued
Lavaca county tax collector V J Prasek reports 8 528 poll tax receipts issued for 1926 across precincts including Haslettsville 1515 Breslau 145 Witting 181 Williamsburg 86 Hackberry 390 Moravia 486 Shiner 1311 Mt Olive 126 Sweet Home 370 Worthing 159 Charlotte nburg 148 Koerth 121 Wied 163 Hope 159 Ezzell 227 Friendship 29 Vienna 103 Seclusion 69 Providence 43 Moulton 893 Oak Grove 161 Novohrad 148 Yoakum 1285 Sublime 160 Bila Hora 53. Two voting boxes Mertz Mill and Hardy Sandies discontinued. Poll tax payments for 1925 totaled 9 325.
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Haslettsville
Breslau
Witting
Williamsburg
Hackberry
Moravia
Shiner
Mt. Olive
Sweet Home
Worthing
Charlottenburg
Koerth
Wied
Hope
Ezzell
Friendship
Vienna
Seclusion
Providence
Moulton
Oak Grove
Novohrad
Taxable livestock and land in Texas 1926
Texas assessed 2,983,959 sheep and 1,704,101 goats for taxes in 1926. Cattle numbered 4,450,378. Property value rose by 42,605,988 over 1925. Land area assessed reached 167,89e, 365 acres. Railroads totaled 15,018 miles with a valuation of 148,604,636, up 598,182 from 1925.
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Texas
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Exposes Wiles of Fake Stock Salesmen and Promoters
Public relations piece by W R Morehouse outlines how fake stock schemes target savers, widows and bank depositors. It details oil promotion frauds, high pressure sales in tents with visible rigs, and how elderly investors lose large sums to “A A Oil Company” style scams amid sham religious veneer.
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America
United States
Allg
A-Aw’ Oil Company
Truth and Advertising as Driving America’s Prosperity
A speech by Melvin A. Traylor, American Bankers Association, argues truth in news columns and advertising fuels prosperity. He cites newspapers and truthful ads as catalysts for innovation, warns against deceit, and recalls a firm that failed after false advertising.
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America
Melvin A. Traylor
American Bankers Association
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