Bonded Warehouses Proposal Faces Defeat in Special Session
The article reports on proponents of bonded warehouses advocating a plan to reform cotton marketing and warehouse sampling to reduce waste and costs. It details the economic rationale, projected losses from current methods, and the proposed bonded warehouse system's structure, capital needs, and governance. It notes the bill's defeat in the House after heated debate and hints at a possible rerun with wider farmer support.
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Peeno Fyil
Roy Hirt Ort
Attalny Sitdls
Che Oi
Mittn Easly
Aller Carifil Tiventizelion
A& Hale
Farmer & Joss
Len
Campreesea
Ise
Unera
Walon
Marne
Jose
Htc
Vester
Stern
Thejy
Untteg Strtey
Formio
Honda
Donhla
Nesenay
Warmonsea
Pat Nary Corporation
Pris
Davis
Texas
Rapital
Needuil
Fannery
Enlon
San Antonio
Mon
Farmers’ Union
Austin
Carmera
Iene Conanera
National Corn Show Study Harkens Agricultural Expo
National Corn Show Study framed by Texan exposition plans in 1904 5 10 11 1906 Columbus Ohio and Mexico City. The fair aims to exhibit farming crops animals industrial groups across the state with expectant attendance from farmers and international visitors.
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Dameas
Tex
Angi
Farks Prance
Ian Dee
Ormahe
Columbus
Onda
Colwmitn
Arzan Jreth
Mie Fexay
Acim
Special Permit for Mexican Cotton Seed Trade
Washington DC report on a special permit system for Mexican cotton seed and seed cotton imports. Federal authorities authorize limited entry from Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas states through Brownsville Texas for feed and processing, with strict conditions and bond requirements. Importers must apply to the Federal Horticultural Board, disclose exporter and importer details, seed origin, and bond guarantees. The act reserves certain entries for manufacturing use, and enforcement rights are described, including locations like Crownsville and Lower California.
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Washington
B.C
Nuevo Leon
Brown
Willi
Tex
Thorne
Federal Horticultural Board
Tien Tioal Tormieh
Assums
Crownsville
Federal Horticultural
Boma
Wille Shales Cronian
Meio
Zlalw
Lower
California
A FACTORY ON THE FARM Ther Radford has nalied at Dist 4 silo
A farmer argues that a silo factory on the farm boosts local industry and prosperity. He cites commercial and agricultural benefits, noting a farmer can build a silo for time or three hundred dollars and repay a portion over a period.
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Radford
Elms
Barnes
CVE AT HOME Maritime cargo to supply Texas ware
The maritime column reports a large vessel loaded with enlivened gros sails from Balilimiore to Galveaton to resupply Texas ware with canned foods. The secretary Reese of the association denounces the old coal to New Castle line and urges using domestic fruits and canneries to boost wartime production.
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Balilimiore
Galveaton
Sas
Dixie Oil and Refining enters Texas gasoline market
The Dixie Oil and Refining Company near San Antonio plans to cut gasoline prices, offering a new home industry refinery with a capacity to produce kerosene, naphtha, and solar oil. The plant uses a modern process to refine heavy crude, enabling potential lower consumer prices and competition with larger firms.
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Home-Industry Oil Company
Dixie Oil and Refining Company
San Antonio
Syllilg Garoline
Conta & Galley
Tin Fria
Panatha
Digie Company
Avenue C
Comaltreat
G. Vette
Muragel
Bim
I Denes
Mar Wienith
Panhandle
Neapyar
MAT AL Sirerend
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Ivorineyy
Fhoth
Hua
Texas
Thay
Igi Kanne
Amini
Seceastul
Imdo
Nome
International & Great Northern
City Building Notes Promote Farm and Trade Unity
The piece urges cooperation between city and farm communities to stimulate redevelopment, with emphasis on friendly relations, constructive criticism, and active participation. It calls for showcasing agriculture resources to aid national development and future prosperity through shared efforts and optimism.
Roads and taxes plague rural life in Texas farming district
Unclear text discusses road building options including private subscriptions bond issues and government loans noting inflation hurts business and social life in rural areas. A Dallas Fair day is set for October 20 with over 300 Texas Commercial Executives and Texas Press Association members expected.
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Hs Homer
Wade
Breretary
Roth
Texas
Fair
Taltas
Texas Press
Dallas
The
Fair Association
Texas Commercial Evecutives’ Association
Large downtown building moved intact on 1000 jack screws
The Mamo Bank Building on West Street will be moved intact using 1000 jack screws. Construction teams plan to shift the structure while preserving telephony and electric service, with work expected to finish within four to six months and several adjacent fronts already prepped for relocation.
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Mamo Bank
Curmurce
Watiduy
Lie Pancnast Sinters
Tw Edwards Millinery Company
Mariner
Mr. Summert
Conrac
Ising
Bf Pructure Gallery
Uhia
Hermansdek
Wremeniows
Thor de Grawa
Sumaing
North Presa
Navarro Steel
North Pre
Navarra
Berman & Zadek
Mt Fe
Uta
City National Mank
Ferther
A. B Frank Company
Nes
House Hoi Furnishing Company
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