Texas Market News On Grain and Produce Prices
Grain markets showed little activity with steady turnover. No 2 hard winter wheat in Kansas City fetched 1.11 to 1.17 per bushel, and various corn and oats prices followed bids. Spinach markets remained weak with Texas shipments facing losses, while cabbage demand rose due to reduced Texas acreage. Prices across lettuce, beans, beets, and peppers fluctuated as imports and drought impacts shaped regional markets.
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Kansas City
Texas
South Carolina
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
South Texas
North Texas
Dallas and
Fort Worth
California
Arizona
Whch
Automotive Exports Rise Sharply in 1922 Worldwide
The 1922 export report shows U S shipments of passenger cars and motor trucks reaching over 78 000 units, double 1921 figures, with motorcycles rising to 15 976 from 11 001. December boosts yearly gains for cars 180 percent and trucks 281 percent, with Australia Canada and Mexico top buyers. Belgium leads in truck purchases and Europe exports show low unit values around 260 for Belgium.
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United States
Australia
Canada
Mexico
Belgium
United Kingdom
Dumb Dan Thinks Odd Things About Everyday Objects
A humorous item notes a character named Dumb Dan who believes a concertina is a concert, a circle saw cuts croquet balls, a bassinette is a musical instrument, a time-table is a jeweler’s work bench, and a kiddie car is a Ford. Readers are invited to share similar beliefs for print.
Night Thoughts on Mr Coue and Day by Day Rave
A light column notes craze for the Coué method with fans saying daily affirmations before sleep. The piece humorously questions the lasting impact and calls the trend a coue craze.
Hungry Boys Recipe Advice Teases Simple Comfort Dish
A lighthearted culinary note urges mixing a small appetite with simple food and proper seasoning to create a satisfying, tasty result. The playful tone suggests a quick, easy dish for hungry readers.
Are You a Winner or Loser in the 4th Week of February
An uplifting ad extols business success through preparation at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It praises aging readers to pursue modern training, highlights the Byrne System, notes a large faculty and active employment department, and offers a student loan fund and a free catalogue. It ends with a playful exchange about meeting a wife.
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Tyler Commercial College
America
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Combo
An old time cough remedy package promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop coughing by healing throat tissue and Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat application. The two products come together in one carton for 35 cents, advised for children with colds or croup.
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Hayes
Grove
The Call to Work
A tribute to labor stressing that rest follows action. It declares work the noble measure of worth, history, and education, urging persistent effort, mastery, and pride in taking on tasks beyond current ability. It portrays work as life’s pathway to fulfillment, character, and welfare.
3600 Students to Train in Eighth Corps Area
The 8th Corps Area will train 3600 Citizens Military Training Camps students in summer 1923. Four camps operate at Fort Sam Houston Texas Fort Sill Oklahoma Fort Logan Colorado and Fort Huachuca Arizona. Fort Sam Houston hosts 1600 students in all branches. Fort Sill trains 1200 in Infantry and Field Artillery. Fort Logan trains 600 in Infantry near Denver. Fort Huachuca trains 200 in Infantry and Cavalry. Camp dates July 30 to August 28.
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Citizens
8Th Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Fort Sill
Fort Logan
Fort Huuchuca
United States
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Cochise County
8Th Corps Area
Ft. Sam Houston
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Brocat’s Barber Shop
Brocat
Business Directory
H. N. Lusk, M. D
City Pharmacy
RR & Pale
Hubbs & Palmer
Pecos, Texas
T. F. Slack
First National Bank Building
J. & Bank
Cpwice
Pecos Water
Pecos
R ™ L Biggs
Syndicate
G. Murray
Pecos Mercantile Company
Thos. H. Bomar
Eee
F. Grogan
P. O
John Hibdon
Enterprise Office
Hubert Buchanan
N. G
A. E. Wilcox
Henry Russell
First National Bank
Nhardt Plumber
J. J. Sims Hardware CO
RADIO
Financial Review
Ment
Ford
Dan
Mr. Coue
Coue-Coue
Ny Instructive Educational
Puritan Laboratories
Ashville, Tenn
Tyler
Brotherhood
Grim Reaper
Uncle John
Dolet
Terry Gilkison
Oscar
Biggins
Sore Svery
Sakeg
Little
Eighth Corps
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