Texas Weekly Industrial News Highlights 1923 Prospects
A broad survey of Texas industry notes fair prospects across coal oil lumber and steel with steady building activity in cities like Dallas Houston and San Antonio. It covers road and mill projects tax issues on oil leases bond approvals and large-scale plant openings and expansions statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
Dallas
Collin and
Carter Streets
Breckenridge— Souders & Fisher Company
Sweetwater
Electra
City
Dallas Textile Mills
Love Field
Marshall
Uptown
Brownwood
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Houston
San Antonio Public Service Company
Canyon
Fairfield
Freestone
Tyler
Ing
Gary
Lone Star Gas Company
Wichita Falls
Kentucky Oil Company
Wilson Lands
Port Arthur
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Trinity River
Cameron
Eastland
Eastland County
Lubbock
Texas City
Knox Process Corporation
Melrose Court
Fort Worth
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Galveston
P. F. Garnett
San Francisco
Franklin T. Griffith
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Pecos Abstract Co Manager Represents Non-Resident Land Owners
Pecos Abstract Co with W. W. Dean as manager represents non resident land owners in a brief notice. The item notes the agency role and contact point for landowners, implying services related to title abstracts and property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Abstract CO
W. W. Dean
The deacon and the church banquet ruse
A story of a wife who uses church politics to push her husband into a deaconate and a banquet. The man boasts of one break after days of training. He recalls sharing corn and water during the meal as a test of manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Prince Albert
Mandy
Des
Dassall
Jack Love Seriously Ill In Pecos Reeves County
J G Jack Love fell ill with a chill leading to pneumonia. His condition is critical and health officials and citizens fear for his life as a prominent Pecos Reeves County leader battles for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Love
J. G
Jack) Love
Reeves County
Jack
Pecos
Fire Boys Give Banquet at Mint Cafe
Pecos Volunteer Fire Department hosted a top banquet with 63 attendees at the Mint Cafe on Monday night. Ralph Williams welcomed guests including W B Oates Sam Prewit H H Johnson and the telephone girls. The Crazy Five Balmorhea jazz orchestra played for dancing at the Syndicate building and the firemen expect to elect officers next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Crazy Five
Balmorhea Jazz Orchestra
Syndicate
Murray enters race for Congress in the First District
J. J. Murray of Sulphur Springs Hopkins county announces his candidacy for Congress in the First District opposing Eugene Black. The Dallas News notes him as a dirt farmer who at the farm labor conference in Texarkana received the Farm Labor Union endorsement. He is brother of J. G. Murray who runs the Pecos Mercantile undertaker parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murray
Dallas News
Sulphur Springs
Hopkins County
Eugene Black
Murray
Farm Labor Political Conference
Texarkana
Farm Labor Union
Organized Labor
J. G. Murray
Pecos
Call for English Classics at Carnegie Library
Mrs H R Anderson president of the Carnegie Library Association appeals for English classics to aid High School readers. About forty children need books. some titles scarce as the library has only one copy. Donors may bring books to the library for appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
H. R. Anderson
Carnegie Library Association
Farmers cut winter wheat and rye acreage in 1923 fall sowing
Department of Agriculture preliminary estimates show a reduction in sown winter wheat and rye for 1923 crops. Winter wheat acreage drops from 45,950,000 in 1922 to about 40,190,000 in 1923, with major cuts in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Texas. Rye sowing falls from 5,157,000 to about 4,337,000 acres. Winter wheat condition stands at 88 percent of normal, above last year and the 10 year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Department
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Texas
Washington
Oregon
Advertising Motto Prompts Controversy in Speech
A controversial quote from a Black speaker features in a mid 19th century advertizing line. The woman challenges a new minister claiming his words reflect suspicion and weighty judgment about righteousness and worth in balance.
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Dr. King
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Rialto Theatre
THE
NEW York Players
Pecos Power & Ice Co
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Farm News
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Pecos Enterprise
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