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- .-/ .. lt;*r » Jmil have more than common 'interest m the Bor*wmpahy^s Jarge hew plant ;in Waco- ;. In addition to hopes for a cooling plant—branch of the Waco concern—Mexia will have her imprint on every brickin the Borden plant. .• One order of 225,000 brick from the Mexia kiln of the Bridgeport Brick Company has already been filled, making 14 carloads, and it is estimated that another 100,000 brick will be required to complete the large shipment. ^_The name “Mexia” is imprintedon every brick m the Borden plant.W. IS. Cooper, manager of the plant here, says he is shipping out about 40 carloads of brick a month, some of it going to Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico and throughout the state of Texas. The brisk made here is known asthe “Acme Lumbermen’s Special.” The Acrue is the sales agency forthe brick.The Bridgeport company has seven plants in Texas.The Mexia brick factory is located on the T. B. V. tracks in the northwest section of the industrial district. The railroad is finding this one of its best customers in Mexia.W- WALLACE MASON, JR.IS NAME SELECTED{From Waco News-Tribune) William Wallace Mason, Jr., is the name which Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Mason have given to their son, born February 20, at the Providence sanitarium; the baby weighed nine pounds and .-.nine ounces. Mrs. Mason, before h e r marriage, was Miss Anne Lewis Peyton.Mr. and Mrs. Mason are residents of Mexia. Mr. Mason is a prominent young attorney.- ■- o-—-—-r*Louis Morgan, millionaire barber rtf York, who started as a
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Mexia Weekly Herald
Mexia, Texas, US
Fri, Mar 01, 1929
Page 4
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