Great Financial Power of Mutual Life Highlighted
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, led by Richard A. McCurdy, reports assets over 301 million dollars and over 514 million paid to policyholders since inception. In 1899 the company paid 26 million to policyholders with surplus gains of over six million dollars. Texas agents Chamberlain and Gillette oversee nearly 30 million in life insurance in the state. The piece urges attention to Texas dairy and butter industries and notes cattle and forage prowess in the state, citing A and M College milk yields and railroad support for dairy exports.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of Russia
Mutual Life
Texas
Messrs. Chamberlain & Gillette
San Antonio
Austin
Union
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Middle West
Kentucky
A. & M. College
College Station
Canadian Pacific
Agriculture and Commerce
Literary Bureau
Sunset Route
Houston and
Texas Central Railroad
Cotton pricing observed in Cisco street sales 1899 1900
In Cisco Texas on May 30 1900 county officials certify buyers who traded cotton in streets from August 1899 to season end. They report much cotton sold seed to round bale system and never saw farmers gain 45 points more for seed cotton than baled square base.
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Cisco
Texas
Keep a Goin and Hope in a Nation of Sunshine
An Atlanta Constitution poem by Frank L. Stanton inspires hope and courage as letters from Kansas City and Boston readers show the impact of the lines Keep a goin and Never quit. The piece spurred a prayerful response from a man who faced suicide and a mass distribution of the poem set to music. The note ends with a obituary for C Paasch in Frei burg Colorado, aged 58, who died after illness while returning from Marlin.
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Frank L. Stanton
Kansas City
Boston
Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
C. Paasch
Freiburg
Marlin
Colorado
Two-Wheeled Garden Cart Construction and Local Notices
A detailed farm cart build describes a two wheeled garden cart with an axle centered frame and removable sideboards. Also reported are editorial notes from Gonzales Inquirer about Burgess in Colorado county and other local items including 730 acres for sale, bridge piers arrival, Burg’s assignment, and county business in Missouri Valley.
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Ohio
Missouri Valley Bridge and Ironmpany
Katy
la Grange Journal
Affordable residence with barn and outbuildings for sale
A corner lot with a 100 by 150 foot tract lists a good barn a buggy and seed house a cistern and well. The property is priced at 1500 dollars and available through the Sticker office.
The Farm and Ranch The Farmers' Friend and Fireside Favorite
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Galveston
Dallas
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the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Is the Oldest Life Insurance Company
America
Is the Largestife Insurance Company
the Mutual
Kay
C. S. Bailey
Chamberlain
Gillette
San Antonio, Texas
R. W. Rose
J. Alexander
Ralli Bros
Rerhahhhade
Daisy
Express
Ladies’ Scissors
Nena” Kael
The
Lion’s Bride
Gabriel Max
Chamisso
Fruit Picture
Tain
Frigwbs
Razor
Game
India
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Gonzales Inquirer
Colorado County
Burgess
Gonzales
the Inquirer
Weimar Mercury
Rock Island
Ben Burg
Our City
Lee C. Ayars
Fie
Addran University
Alb. Buxton
Waco, Tex
Eagle
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