Mexico's Rich Mineral Lands Draw Foreign Investors
The article details decades of Anglo American investment in Mexican mining, highlighting Coahuila and Sonora districts. It notes Diaz's favorable policy, metallurgical prospects with cyanide processing, water access, and the roles of the Texas Land Mining & Projections and Progresso Mining companies, including leaders Fischer, Cannon, Coffman, Tremlett, and Dr. William Hope Davis.
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W. J. Edgecombe
The
Republic
Mexico
Diaz
Sylvanite
Cananea
Gold Pass
Sonora
Coahuila
North American
Republic of Mexico
la Gloria
Monclova
Panuco
Texas Land, Mining & Prosections Company
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo City
Meticd
A. M. Fischer
C. W. Cannon
J. J. Coffman
H. W. Tremlett
Progresso Mining Company
William Hope Davis
A Praiseworthy Movement
The Texas Anti-Tuberculosis Association deserves state support to educate and reduce TB deaths. The piece notes TB costs Texas about 800 lives annually and 46 million dollars in societal costs, urging moral and financial backing for a global crusade against the disease.
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Association
Austin
L. B. Bibb
Texas Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Cost of Hauling and Road Improvements Aimed at Farms
An article argues average farm wagon loads exceed two thousand pounds with a twelve mile haul at three dollars, estimating half the population uses farm products and half uses the rest. It projects potential savings from macadam roads and questions the value of road investment versus agricultural benefits, noting war spending and agriculture as national defense. It ends with a jewelry ad urging emblem watches for lodge members.
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Old World
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